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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

Is1,,faIrAnT. Innc ~ on July 4 ahp
OH cx-conroderale so.llers OF caldwcn
county WEI yelehrale at loolghart. judge
Cook OF San Marcos ard lion. u. n.
l'helps OF ihGrange win DELIVER addrceaos
spitahlc 10 the 0rgaHion, Goysfn1r Ire
hand or segnln. sno was suyltai to de-.
liver an uddrnal hiss deelinvi on account
OF pressing hl1invn8.
M, a. wilson " the Iterlafcr and his
wlfa LETT this wOet 20 attend the Texas
Press ArNociutiun at Fort Worth. rom
whouue tnsy Wiz ~ 80 Asbury Park N,
f., tu be iHVHnut az t1n meeting uf the
American Press association.
lua.icf llrnirfabn NJ engaged IN hold
inr d regtilar Term OF IBIS court tails week,
with but iitrl0 business On Ms docket, hs
times nfu too lmnl Tor tho people 90 int
duigp Ia tho luxury 0f law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

iSENI1DY. Juna as.'-'rhe bis Eln Of
1nurbingcr g Kaahman Is nearing com
piotion. Tney ray that they win be ready
q GIN tho iirpi cotton brongslt ~.
rhe whistle " ne bis s.s o. y. y,
pl,nyli,c. waa beard last eyenlns about
II "a 81 FOR tlia hraf tine M Remedy. hf.
lag,viiia s4vs IN connection VIII MS GIN
mani no viii COON be Able p Turn out q
ia,lrad OF meal every fNg days ltc OK.
nfrta 10 shin meal All oNrf npptnNNft
tiaxas on short notice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

galveston. Texas. June 2s-rhe coiored
Gators. physicians and many OF school
teachers who have been here IN attend
800 unor the various conventions have
-, a. tf,.Ir homes ana others are isay'
lne on every train. -,
On the ist Of July the fremont Hotel
v,ii close for the purpose u endefsolns
general oyerhauElg In which seyefal
improvsnents are IN contemplation. ~ 20
~ aurhes. the owner VIII rxpend De-
. ~, ssoco6 and siD.Gp IN repairs.
ire residence Of Mr. charlss hepsi
.,s,ca,s was rendered Mrs I'd Tower
~ san Antonio. who y here 90 A r,sit g
her parents Mr. and Mn,' hsush; . E.ss.n'
y syssbnenss we're served and q ceiEnt'n
evening was spent
DISTRICT COURT
n = Griffin vs.. T. T. Griffin; suit foi
', yss sHs eide viii ease is siilI or
trial
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

InxfNoToH, June ia it-yesr-old
daughter OF N. %, iiasha g farmer Tying
near this place, ran sway y, lfg ~ yvS s,ns
vsbera gho has married slater mt'
ifarhs, idaf All trace pf her wiihn . mile
~ i.exinaton. She walked eight miles
CARRYING a vuliNe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

The second days session OF the assooia-
tion met promptly at o'clock this morn
ing. and was called to order by Presl-
dent Rowe
The attendance upon the convention
was beyond the expectations OF the most
scepueal, the hall being allied with eager
=; The following programme was carried
G Recital with analysis and lectuse-Mr.
Horace Clark. Jrs OF san Ai ny ~ 49,
sisted by Mir. T. L'ndenpers " "A''e'
saaD0nai,a-Plano and violin-tAdagio
ssherzo and Rondol .,... ..:.-;....
Mr. Clark and Mt Linaenbsrg
RemanEe In tiroshA 1P....,.....' Sen imam
p sus ttranscribed by List 80.
........ sch ~ ~, :,
aallade In q minor. op. @.....'..-S h ,is,lii
Scherzo in nat, op n-'''.''''''''s
Nocturne In +. Op. H..--...-. : y,
pniish Dance. .f"1efe ~,
Rlgandon .-...-...
tyarnenoi Ostrow ...........i-
caTonstie Walt nisyS. 81 iafsisshsis d
,.,s,r.taS ia renditions BY lmprotnpiu
Ia /, reverence to the cufnposerA az
,reir Intention. conception, ~ Wen .. " "
| naInt OIL distinct BEAUTIES " ~ LA,
Rendered. That nj i.iarx " -" Tia al.
d mSns ' r but small testimonial to his
Ve a,r savage Of Galveston reaa 9
~ On iThe Training Of ne No,ss,
k..splaa,, me nat only warmly rtctffN'
XII MY Very fayorably discussed. ..,-,.t,or
business matters Of the ss, hing IA IN
we're then taken Up, ~ \, oe n Tor thl
oIue. s.sar The election iesnitee5 y :. n
~. mnanimous election q J. slnsef;; w. go ~
.,ns,on president. O. u. hoNr' .,,ettn
Me- president. william beasersf' e'-''''
hs ,. ssl, ~ n holding the next mrsA'Na
- y sxf decinre8 N order, .,..,,,a.
w" WI ein..s ,.i...ed Galveston IN 'hoin'p'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30
THE HIGHER COURTS
Rendering ef the s,nsr courts ~
Inst itesers in Cases Taken up
on Appeal from INV LAWYER
rrnuHa,a ~ Sa.,,rs.

sSvpreine Court .blchn ". AsaA,i,u SAi.,
iq4uct. X. II GAlnrs and ~ j kfn,ea,
.,seoe@ivs, ts 4. Aiorsr. clerk Court
lotattn al Auat,n.) y Y, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

~ juno 49, $40 lupfolne
Vhe iolie~'ng taees To-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12
MI BAR6a AHAaloAAo

rugiane retOrcfaBe e Suoo mpotente para luChar
qusrA herir todagia. a
Habianlo arrsstrado cerca del carruaie del bsr6n
apoy&ndoe contra una rusda. Sus gaduraS aprtbanlo
dc tai mld do, que TODD movimient0 era tmpoaible.
Girasol daba 6rdenes "a gautes lsH viaieras ea-
trechadas contra otrag tembaRdo dc medo apca-
bsn odO escuchaado gun gumor que pudieHe
car aocorTo deiaba cir de Anpqus Resplta
lnructuoBs Ia agada sucesiva de Ion dos calruaa
h&bia hssho esperanzaR huhieran deseauo
reneyaran Lady Darymphe mo- habia recobl ado 81
sentdo yaCia 81 Bueo sobrecogda por snccpe qVe
podfs muY bien sSr 81 principle do Ia muerts
Ea b eve los bsndldos, isnzados en- perso4uci6p de
los fugtvos regreaarCn solos. Eta circumstances fu4
para las vaeras mot de terrer No os habfan
aGaDzado les habian mRerto2
Girssol hsblaba haia los handidos Nj
ne aOA palabra egaba odes 10 log prisioneroa Que
es decs 9Lss reC0nvena por negl gencca les fsca
poc Ia COM uraaC6n dc crlmenf
Los bandidoB deBpu6s de esta corta conferenea, 30
ocul aron de heridos.
Des de aqueos m8erableB habfan Eido heridos por
81 cueho de Dacres pero las heTdaa Gran pegrosas Tn
tsrcero sstata tsnado terra; 81 qne haba aado
81 da DaOres Cuando este an86 haca Gasol
Yacfa medic de mar de sangre. Levsnt<saIe; ga
r0stro esaha vdo fsCcianes Conaidaa nuo labio0
bancoa; estaba muerto Dasres e hRb herdo en- plono
coraK6s Los banddos le improvBbgon una eracion IT,
nshrs, Compueata dc imprecacloneay clamoren cpmo
haWharY halaba solo para responder ats prceza dc
asone D4cseR eoprierOn 81 profrisnfo amer aRaa
HaWnnEy. impadbe, les mirada cor sac gyandaE ojoa
muy snisrtou que eatemsaiaga ~ solo mdsoulo do
y EeatFO QubiaEta Do barre poYo atado amordhsada
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

Isa eassarat qUs 81 RssagmG.--LoB misionoEoS
spaiioles de So Sat tTork'Rl mandaron llevar 8
FIaSc'A unE CAtedsa da hlefro que en- m poeaH
semsnss so evaat6 en- ell Bitlo aesipnado. Lis
pseE3s doe foFmaban 834 bultoa, fue~on candusi
dss hssta p Icaquin por el vapor sGoan0polits. !
Nl fdlhc'o de estilo oijval, tiene 55 metros de
Largo poE SO De sneho As lie altEra. Est6 Coro
aado por COS cruces de hlerro que pesan 200 kt
Los, proviato de sus respestivos psrarayos nj
psso total de L. construction alenza 76 900 kiloP
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12
l97 8n- 80 1a L Y loaaaEeaonolA De P...-aloa.

-Fusgol-grit6 GiraGOl; -lcOgedlo muertO vivOI
AlgunoS bandidoS snzaroA en- tu persecuci6n;
etros obedsciondo 10 orden, habian dHpsFsdo Uesgo
de que bala aCanzaEe Leo senoras hiC'ercn Lego
jgualmente aobrs lord HawouEy psro tccars.
Hiriendo siempre precision sdmir bic con
ID culata dc Ia piFos e iug6a psnta fatga aguDa
psro advorSarios muchos Los handdo exaspe.
asdoa IL fuga de Dacres reioblaron fura lord
HaWbWry rodeSdo cogido por ds venta manoa pa
reuolverse tod1s aentdos de por otTa
todos los dc pugsto deBconosdo de los ta.
lanos; hnbo de Cader. Un bandido cog 6ndole dc lG
piernas 10 hEo vacar de ca, TERRA. Arroia.
rcTSs acbre e en- I'm nstante 81 pobre lord HaWhury
fue atado aRarrota 10 como upa momia de Egipto.
Todas nUettras ronaS mudas tembloropgs ha.
lan asistdo ssta lucha. Ethel de pie, separaba os
oos de HaWDury Su anheante respiration Ia scfocaba
Abobssrvas ID fnga de DaCTes ver Hawouy derriba.
do par teira atadO ezha6 gro echo CoErer co.
para cubrfrla con cuerpo.
raso Ia separ6 brutalmente
II AtrzSl -dijo;-milord es mi pEisionero; latl6s
spfri els a raisma suerts que 81
X IN adamAn suye, para demogtrsr Gn dada que
a amenega formal dos hombres separaron del gu
pO, dlrgi6ndoge hacis Ethsl
Est7 ratIocedi6 espansada.
seguraraeBte HawbuIy hahia dido 81 Rrito anEado
ror Ethel Pero no opcrtuno 81 instanta rara
oCimento, auponieRdo que l0s mples a1itoa TO-
meur haRta cuaDdc atsn del cora26n aeaa toaoa
aemejsntea Para disearnr Rcierto 81 tbra sepacai
aua CRda mnsr de ca traapCrEes de alma Nsaesita
rna preaspOa DO esprtu hertad de iacultaes cue
tatahan ahaputamenta HaWbnry Rgta, agsrgQtade y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12
Emulsion ,Creosotada
DE RahBEIaI.
L. Il. u.


FErs1a06WhCo dc Ia UHiEGrSidGg Do ID Ha6aEG.
Rkoas BpodNoso r0aedo paFa efeYRdades peche
La EMUISION CREOSOTADA del DR.. Rabell, es III
magnhco marsvoRo sgente terspeuico de exto SECURE
Sn Ia BFoH0Giti 9TTs, LGyigit AGs, Catagros, Tosss
Dsrttnacss 6eyiedO Bs,r6fsJas Aa6na RaQqs4o en- os
AEoa, Dea geAersl VI sums, para las afecciones de
"a gaTgsnts loa bronquios los pumones Despierta
Npso gOrizs las natnrslezas mas empobrecidas. Es
La EMULSION CREOsOTADA DE RABEIL, nueva
anlea v original asociaci6n de ACEITE DE BACALAO,
UREOSOTAE HIPOFOSFITOS DE CAL Y SOsA, ea una
1aIcada creula, de suave olor de gratO sRbor
pRladabls hGsta por los niboss --,------.--.-v-.
TodoB los eIdeunos Ia tonarSn Egn repugnancis cen
Gacldad gusto. Esta esborada esquisit0 esmero
PEu6besa Sc admirar8 gu r&pids acci6n curatiVa.
V&ase ell ampio proepecto que acomp&hs csda faec0
De vena todas las Droguerias Boicas de La IRa de
Cubs. Dsp6EtO principal La Reuni6n do jose Saba Hag
hana PWaro-RIeo FaTnacfa nrogueria uIerTnAty.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

PENsAMIENTOs
Nunca ta deiss cser,
auaque adve.sidsa 10 quiera;
d alma que dessspaxa
I0jos eStA de veneer;
nj en- tatigOsA lnquietud
codicias prospelidsd,
que eB tambien IL adVeraidad
alta eECRsla de viTtud.
MANUEL CANETE.
81 el coEa76a 10 altar
y al amor adoraci6n,
6ntrsts On mi carax6B,
porque to quisfo adOrar.
ANTONIO GARCIA GUTIERREZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

soInci6n Y garOgiaso ds aver: " DE aCILA
"a CARTBDLs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12
Dp. RI p0NTE { HJO

UirUianos Dentlstas establecidos er
San Juan de Pto, Rico, Gale de San Jus
10 nhmero n. ~.
Montado nuestro gabinete quir6riico-denta
ala altura de los primeros establecimientos DE-
Europa y Norte-Amarica, y en- posesl6n de Guam
toa adeantos 20 han hecho en- ssos paisea, estanot
sa aptltnd de praticar cuantos trabaios operacio
asg se nos Coatian seeuroE de deiar aatiEtechos 4
swagExSE aliastaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12
Il LOS HACENDADOs DE CANA
ApGrGtOs hGdrGsslScoS para

ApGrGtos hGdrdWLGcoS para a-:
Esgnt1FSsdg Ia preston 1a0ttmOs ale cAG, S4steHaa
u MANLOVE ALLIOTT- Y o.
La aplicaci6n de estos reguladores q los mo-
liRoE aumenta el rendimiento an az6car de un
nm II por cieDto; evita loturss los dichos mo
limos, prepara mejor ell bagazO para ser ouemada
Enectamente paga su costo en- la primera zafro,
Para otros lnforrnea dirijirse DoN ROBERTO
GRAHAM. Jnaanlero. PONEh "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12
AgencIa de Aduanas

CoM1s1oN, REPRMsnETAu6N TRkNsITo
Esta Agencia encaTga de obtener la mobilization dc
Los document0s de Aduanas, despachos, adeudo enega
eexBadcion de las mercancias los dueos de esaR etc
afG..-CgAlla de IatuaM 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12
I'll CAPRTGHO AoDas so.E Pn s. rAArs

Tiene & Is disposition del p6blico Eleganse,
una verdadera EcDosScs6a de som mbraroa, capotas,
capotitas pelerinas TODD de alta fantasia 10
mas ino que So f0bricG Parts. Tambi6n encon.
traran 81 fno tercio-pelo de seda On todos los co
lores, para fabricar c0pOtGs rSIiGs. 81 CapsSehO
es an establecimiento de modas, dirigido por j6-
venes industriales y laboriosas que se propOnen
desarrollar en- esta Isla La Indastsia Sons6rersrd
& la altura de Europa. Gusto y Elegancia, no
mas anticuallas.
NoTA.- Sc ensena acortar 4 Ia medida precios con
VencinnAles. 45-20
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12
Va1en 81 peso ca oro-
cOHsewu e. .mecanismO en- 6UeH estadO.
Norman Ont Enero. Is de 1890

cOnSeru el lmecGHismO en- 6UeH estGdO.
Norman 0n, EnerO.1 rs de 1890
W. H CcMSToCK. Morristown n. z.
ell
vida es como reo fr mecanismos
reultadO2-PmerO
sreguadad haeendOse
pudO facmente empezar cOrese
mas rab0 ycudado srregaro A
tuc6n humanaUn abandOns,
pcpiO, despues rspdez hsa
vueve casi fatal Para Viar estO sconseO OdO e mundo
purhquen tomando las "Pdoras de Morse
cOnservaran VigOr Vitalidsd.
H. = HATWELL
EI SGlYa- Gudrdia del Waisro.
Azaagaudus Pond, NJ s., EnerO u 1890.
" n. C0lLST00K, MorristOwn, N Y.
Muy mo;-POr ac6rrmo partdsriO
Indiana del Dr. Porgue
tengO elias eOnanza
VslOr metO Mis- ocupaeiOnes
psie complete me legaran % Dr. Morse
S.SIS.
On QrhcUi0 de H1entO Vende bieH.
BordchOir Rar6Or, ~ s., EnerO q de 1880.
". H. O0AIST0CK MorrstOwn, n. Y.
Aprebe sr-Esta para cefcar que soy
Patente neuyendO classes de PdOra Que
las otras juntss. Su Venta aun va en- a9mento.
s. s. s.
MI NICHOLSON.
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Territorial Parngrnnhs.

John Is. Roberts anu A. Chapman
leave next wetk for the Straw berry
valley on a pleasure trip. Before re-.
turniug they will probably visit the
Uiuiah gold field, the hot pots ut Mid.
way, ana Round Vall,y. II will be n
genuine tip q ACCOMPLISHMENTS
fOTk Item, July 7h.
Two new precincts have been made
In this county-says the Brigham City
Bugier-RavlinH aud Sansei. The
former IL several miles west Of Bear
River City, while the latter Ia situated
west OF Plymouth. OF course RRwlins
preciucl " named Ia honor OF Uiah's
RctlyB delegate 10 Washington.
Some small children got hold o
some powder the other day ami II o.
10 blow up u dog, says the Wasatch
Wave. One got him by the e,rr,
another got firm hold Of the uog's
tail, while the third iguitod the power
under the animal. The dog went up,
the "kidsD down and oil were hadly
frightened. The children were
6corched, but not seriously injure /;
the dog was "knOcksd out" tempofar.
fly, but 10 recovering. They must
hhNN hNNh IlelAhh Wv hhhiAuArk hNNf
with the dog M "A national ruler.
Last Tuesday night NJ. A. Gale and
Jerome Bradshaw were on their way
home, on North creek, says the Beaver
UtOnidn. The gentlemen began TO ride
at quite a fast speed when the reins VI
Gales Birdie broke. Away went the
horse at full BpeeJ, into wire fence At
an acute angle. Mr.. Gales LETT leg
was badly cut. and he was thrown 10
the ground In Eenseless condition.
When found he was taken 10 the resi-.
denee Of William Pearson, where he
was cared for. The wound is very
painful but It is thought amputation
will be avoided.
Attorney u. II. Jones had a delight.
iul bicycle ride one night last week
says the Brigham CITY Bugior. He
had been attending some case In Bear
River City that reached out into tut
night farther than he anticipated.
The trial was concluded and about
10 O'Clock Brig mounted his client
steed and started for home. Hu
had not gone far before his wheel 10.
gan dropping into lu's ana holes.
Finally ho lost the ROAD aRd "iOund
himself" lost among the saaewooJ,
tagebruBh aud wooilioks. By dint OF
hard work lao managed 10 pull through,
but did not reach Brigham until long
after midnight. He said that was the
hardest work he had done for long
time.
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The DESERET MILLS.
prsUaraliOns BEING Made for a Heavy
Fall Trade.
ovcn A HUNDRED EMPLOYEES.
prodpels That Defy Competition In
Qualify on The Part Of Eastern
Made Goods.
OVER A HUNDRED EMPLOYEES,

The Desefet Wooden Mills in this
city are now operating on extensive
line. Of goods Tor the fall trade, and are
turulpg out a quality Oi manufacture Of
which the people may we'll be pr,ui.
Casimeres, nanuels, blankets, knit
goods, ETC., are being produced In large
Uuautity and excellent style. or tue
GOODS fof sentlemen's wear there are
over thirty patterns Of most attractive
design, new aud unlike anything here
toiore produced here. In lAdies' dress
PATTERNS there 10 splendid showing,
the designs being elegant, and
in at shades and mixtures
ffom light IN dark. These pat.
terns are Of orlginsl design, and a.
ready some OF them have been taken
up as the most fashionable goods
Ia that line.
The hosiery department ls being
made q prominent feature, and In the
quality 0f goods exoeis anything yet
imported here for tins price. hjOefi
3. Watson, who II agent for the mills.
aud VINO has nad n very extensive OK
InflOuNe III Ant uhalnthaf says W.
DO MT take back seat f0i anybody In
this line. These kinds Of goods ure not
eHcelled anywhere, aud for the price
they cannot DO touched by anything
In the East. We know exactly Whist
IL costs Ihem for their WOOL aud work.
II the people want good hosiery we
have II right here at prices with which
the eastern maker cannot successfully
compete. And n people Will iuvcstl-
gate We will show them them the same
IL true regarding our new patterns Of
cloth tor mems aud womcu's wear, aud
"a every department VI our manuiac.
tufu."
the mills IRE now giving employ
ment to more thaB - hundred pvrsOn-.
Ths start this spring was not MAZE In
time TO enter the field 10 any extent
for summer goods, but Tor the autumn
stock n good start IL made, anu the new
machinery Il being maue 10 DO its best
work. The local tailOta and merchants
are recognizing the value Of tbs goods
by making heavy ordtfs therefor, one
1rm maAing out Its list for $3.50
worth.
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Land Office.

The filings In the local land oiiice
under cate OF July were ~ follow;
Daniel Archibald, Of Plymouth,
Box Elder county, homestead entry Of
the west hall OF the south west quartet
OF section 1 aud the east halt " the
sruthesst quarter Of section ., township
l3 north, range west.
william Burnett, Of Eden, Weber
county, hnai proof Of timber culture
entry VI the southeast quarter of sec
ton %, township north, range east.
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RAILR DADS.
RysS'sS RIO RIO.
% SsaTPa% GRANDE
80 WESTERN
STANDARD cfUaC
CURRENT In ltprt lime Ia lAli
rINh TABLE, '" N'0'N ''"1 '.i 's'''


leave salt tnhr
40. .-ror Provo. rinahlm. Wac
aieh and al rpin'H lh.. .11 o. Dob.
40 i-for Provo. ersnl .u1cuHn
aud al poinm iaai'''..'.... D m.
SO C-for Provo Na.u aul
saiina ...s.. ...'...' ....... ...sss. ..'. i' n.
so s-For Eureta and h'uEllut ..lu m.
So. s-for ogden and Wcsi...a... 90 1917. m.
80 I--fJr urion and She Nest.... I.al p.m.
Arrive salt Lake.
NO f-Trom PROVO. Grand junction
and thr tnst.sststsH...sssss |..| Do. m.
no PROM Provo. Grand Junction
aud tnn EaHt ....ssss.... .s.. NJ .I D. U.
No t-from HnFhtm. Provo, hlau
salina aui NasaicH. ....... t.f. 1. r.
sci. p-Ttom Euresa anil Bingham 1.ila n.
Ma lalrom ugion AMI che Wei. l.Ia m.
So IRON Urdon and che Wet. si5u u.
only inc running through Pullman Palace
uoulIo nfawnF iloom HIUUUUrs Il Denver we
tfauu Junction and 10 hdusaa CIV HnH thirh.
Do wa colorado points, free rgt'In|HF chair
cHfH RAFT fnAo 90 uruvrr, aud only line run.
ming Pullman tipcpfrs ta'f lttH Oh san lT foe
cisco k0chanFcsi eioto couuCcu1rt. taftlE
speed and comfort
Ticket once, IS W. End South
o. g. DODGE. Az. WEuHY.
ten. Manager Gen. euHL
ga. iLNNErr. Con rNu.A
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TO HOUSEWIVES.
How TO Sssp butter Cool In a
Warm Room.
Editor Deere, Nswr

Editor DeteTei NeWE
Many persons have not good cellars,
ana as all can not Afford refrigerator,
Il may be interesting for them to know
that butter may DO kept cool In the
hottest weather, and nearly rs hard
~ In winter by q very simple
method. ~ follow;
Place II In glass fruit jar, take a
thick cloth or flannel, saiurate
thoroughly with cold water, wrap
AROUND tho jar about four or six thick.
nesses, stand In bowl containing
sufficient water 10 cover about four
inches Of the iaJ place n separate
thick wet cloth on the I'D 10 as 10 "a.
move when the butter IL needed ;
change water once or twice a day, keel
ing the cloths perfectly saturated.
This IL how 1 keep mine cool In a hot
place. MEpHis1OCLEs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-10
NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS

ESTATE Of Margaret u .. ncAlasior. deceased.
NrOtiCE " uEHEHY OWEN ny THT
- undersigned, administrator Of tho -
thu creditors u ana nll persons having claims
against tnr thid dcccased, 10 exhibit them vi 10
ilr uccossHry voucher, withln four mouths
sid administrat0r 90 q south ninth th.t So.
salt Take tity. Utah.
ALEXANDER McNtAsTFIL.
Administrator ct tha kstate uf Margaret %
q MrMHatrr. deceased.
Dated June o., lsIl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-10
Standard Cburcb Works.


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-10
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


Estate OF John ~ Rumel, deceased
NOTlCE rs ttEUEuI GIVES HY TUE
~ uuIyrstgncd, administration Of tho os.
ttio ul John a. kumpl deceased 10 tho creditors
Of. and 600 pgrsonH having claims against ne
sAid deceased, 90 vAhlbt thUm with tho uuCps.
sarY Nuurhrrs within Ten months after tho
ursl publication Of THIS notice 10 the said
administrator, % uiiy HAL, SAT Lake CIV,
u tHt Uuuty 0i Salt Lake, Titan Torrltoy.
blsfANE o. uACkNAS.
Administrator Of th1 estate OF John o.
NuWc. deceased.
MAuutIL a huAus. Aitnmeys Tor FHlato.
Dated June 10Th. 1874