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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

innun uniri Hna uha o. ,Uul aeon leaD
Voc iiu tiuuu dHih Hr MN lmi have
elfrerl nu osueas 10 shown W uuuu over
Wai irar lpWn uVnr futt hohlp lapt
ana lnn0n uppt ihb1 'rhla WAlHs mo
total usdtsH fnr tiin pla DAYS fWW
NunirWlut I ~ Aihf n. Inclusive, plu
on illfa more Than fui lhU rniiu
nrNullH 9ia lays last funr aplndiNH
aia dAfn NHi fnari H.l1uniu Muu than
Ytat humtH iRsi, aui iillNl more utnu
"a lhna mo total mArhaluh fium son
lHnlhur ~ data 10 plllipi, brainai
fiiaIbaH lhat irri bilitl9l lsW hufuia
lhHl Hui hnilNt IN ihp1 ilH hpvu
iupnl plnoH september enUWR tuaNipp
"t ail unuut hlatpa patia iitUldp
HhnlNai n0li lNj iphi YuH iiial 500 M
overland. Nriusa no AiHHiaaQu Ohm
ana fuiuWau ilNufa w huihrln Wiia
nh1 tnuHIh, uia,uiu. nHAinsi ipiaii lhai
NeND hlsA0l yeas hpfpia last ana itAi,
ono bsWn ttuu ~ ihlai interior ntupta
~ nsnnsa Uf those hold ~ iiH ulusa
W inn puiprotpiai EHati 100 i3h. tgAinpl
Whlf iasi AtAil liDillu gnaf hrWlO
lAei au1 HlieHd Sans iHu M tabi
flnlhafn mill lettings hqasil, aHHBai
plAVN last ipNfi ble.inH YHHr hshHn
lhq' hnl hiftNi aaNe Gina w lbni hu
nlfh etpnfls f4i illu Wsak have been
iaitaii hHHinhi al,HlR ipat lfaE msit
lilH lhh total tinli far rNr lilo rcaaYD
plHapln against iin11pn last isat 0i
49, lhriNasn w lip.au
lhe total ihtnha " Ampdoan niils
norm sni pDhih Hnd canada thus
flt lni ifr aHaa1nt hHNa hnnn Htini0la
hHHlnei qqai ntd Those maiuh8 i.dis.
ilH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

usuUnt inferior utadus NJ wool WoM
pilNr4 hnNn noon u lltiiu utainf win
lower Wlnnu pali i1r niurlur grades ~
iho luudrn ahlna und dNWuailu pnuHifp
rrluoH above those nutfuni ~ nHnlnH
nhihoiH thuiu 10 only q fri hURlunsH
M ruiiWn Goods No FiNu ~ iilhud
tor nnill domnnd Tor ran ptpullra tps
"u'NnH general nuUinnHrH Ia uUutha
Tons Wlthlu iuu Wruh ihninda u ,uaus
ton NJ lhh NJ nultun. aAis io nom,
wee, lhli lnlI rllue pp, petroleum d
uur pnni nor bHfTOi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
pun Program of tho poy'a p,crclas'
a. Wapu.

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Waco May u 'rhu fnliuNinh 10 the
mopinm Ton tho MAY dap pnthtu hrra
tomorrow
nthni marginal u a ralno puutlppH
~ N hiUsahitY ana AHt Warner
hNlrlon 4 tuloe Wn1n nau1
MhNut tNt uitf council inl,d depart
Vput Wnoo uuunn with hot hnlHhla
Nil attendants ifiuNur Hltin iuliea
Mos ana ~, knlEhia 1u muW wlth
piu WI r1lUmhua auuut hupl un
Wlnnth MNunHp ~ II luovu and
iieiliaa illilp.
Division " NiHtlnU ,Wrpuu uapint
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

business natter rnan Any Tina aipos
1855.

huninoas ngtter Than Any Time Hiuos
iaai.
Now YORK May. D. n n. Bin a a..
tomorrow win SOY hUHmno4 ia kiat
huniuh uriinf than ~ ANY tlun eiurn
ihe breakdown w NhF igli HWAlsr
"a fninnu ihAN ihuU, u la NOT shflublUH
hul riilhikaulhu tiH fhist obstacle va
% mora ariNrlplf wolYary ~ thp aus inly
~ maiR W niunh fini hnmru " 10
rms tiniuts " euihe HtAbita haVH
iififd them M far aA 10 ptaVUni itai,f
marketing consumption NJ mHlarists
20 auile branches II HhHNkri Nv at
thNnnH Mhlph uanuni hn realised fit
flhlahni products WnrkHW iu eaUa la
nNpirlga htr inmauflhH WHhna that uao
no. no rnln uNt ~ ANY, huHiDtss IA,
slNll ln Hriia NJ iRinF itHuble eDd
sb.l Nlhllfna ftppssaAi ihn NUilU9h
ltlhhltha fiin mnNHF WArhNi 0nH
lhiNe lgHlihN hth WIN heavy ahifa NJ
iHlitnnh hNnla abroad ibn drUplruuf
w ihH iiliiH fuyenna sAfiaHin IN ADrii
nAnsrs 40 apprehension demands ~
lnll rtT'NlailNn NJ Whths ~ die leYh M
lals NAYS nlhaNd many Wleifn mills and
llNnh'Ni ~ Nlnan niinfas tha brika
Whifi rinsd1 ihn uirhHnHa at N6s
pHH'lr, lH6nt haa iusi ended piihHit
ehtpnsH hul nihnf elfihes have HlunEgd
NNNNfNhA WnthH HNNNl HlitaUufu
lp.hliNnlas Nnhe WNfiis'H hfa nh alfiAa
hNl me ie threatened W Alabama 6bsi
ITO speculative fever Hf8ga N6ro
nefph he " neiufni ahan hns,Hsss
elatls go vim pilNhs ~ fsiiFianiy Inv
ulnls hui ny lifting wheat 81 10 f5a
Atlantic asppyia nays boon Hi,gthai
Ahi huuf lnoiu1hd, nave h0aH naig
1901 hhaiols HHalnai apAihh iaei
year The plHaa VIA ~ ~ va Wesi
nm ftraipis arr nov i4fhef thRa gssI
$40 nFh gsoapl Va pHfis ~ sHinn aiatas
lha prlinlse flf M Gald N fsrallasr
= salH NJ 3qinla tens by iia Pan esisia
~ Pen pfAnelsea iHadibH lhifH sNigu
~ AllHuila anuuilsh iilhfmGHA ifaha'
aslhlha W cotton have bgan hlii8w6d ~
NtNiinH iipin J " Hai rpNls lhaaa 1
pisces Va ahiEa Nas lHpfeaeHiul 40 "a
spilhH a siealls lnqfsasyd demand,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Una at,lke "a Newcastle, nnw over
stinnNpi iluaaMai ~ thA hNiN was
ui,hiad ~ plttsNNlr Aud ne NlNHlht ~
4 MheullNn ntil ntlnnned hNluW WhlN
Hahthprn Wahra hANr NNWWNilN nu
NhnNua thth rrltH lhouph eNWp hhtN
honn mada hdso Wndep AN ipr Nv Y
Additional contracts nv eWny'NlN,
WORK hrra ana y vhwhbn, s,hl'p "i ,Vv ,,
fap wign ani ~ pfAdUNt and iut
piatus ana shoots etu unNuNfnnlha
features THIS Wruh cotton ties aln
RhAde hlnhar ~ hA DuNiH rri hNnhln ava
NitN nails Nt M ana pnt NHilH ~ ~
utnis nY uarlAad Rta irsp ipnNteiBpl
tngfnmuiluU dHrH wi Nvi ruuAl 'erNr'
"a NJ WnrhH NJ output VI MIA nU' lw'
proves late Va tho Wenh lMnnt'nhl
hlflhue w irn Wdite Nh0U' lllNhNih
threaten SERIOUS disturbances NhWhet
hunVN tuptpasp M itd6i ionH Va nUlpNi
NJ pnHa Whta8 tha amiNhaEu hrNrlN
M par cent w iNn weeks Nnd fu'hhNta
Onsrdi "a iiN Anthracite uNNi NHaNia
bHTued a. N,lne uuiA ihrn dave % WuuN
Va MAY hul pfiDps Hra unbalanced
window ALIAS Whl,la nave Nlnnirl a
NeW hpAla fnr iha lWo WhNhuta th uunH
hlnhnr Than hrtor thu We" Va r'luaH
W cotton ppoNa nWlnnrh
me Wu0luH trnt rnte WIN tho lnWrHl
rii1pa Yet N,uwn iNi iNuiNllrns ~
rahtps IS nNbats hNurhninB iHif
neslNsi i689 tact ,om ami a3t iWn
ohtp Auu
1'hn inrbe sgiue "a such Drlona avs
natural ana ANN N iun NHN uuuNda
taWoHlle AID ibHdioo rNitluN wnih cold
~ iho iWpa rhlof WothAtt NneinHt a.
uNt hNs d1Wuaiu aud jNninn tntuluu lNoi
Nanr Halne rnHu january have
boon p9iudiii iwdNiH HHpihai aHtbn ihn
iu isiJ and luas No ihni ANT imi 'rha
duWNNd ttr vnlun WrHto does nNl lW.
rrHNu and unW unhNr linitunn Nrp iu.
parted, ihuueh Hil,s ur UNNi indicate
ipirn contamination tlU VuaN'e NiiUus
pia Hi "a lbu tulitt HHrs ouamat
pAl lopt tenr md a Ia Canada hHalnat
Ih laHV AYut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

haa'tptl fNFi May q fha m0puins
/, ntll Nus N no haak iai N IA
h rrM sun 10 iuand and mAd w
shH' ~ q mite 0Ht house. immadlaIsie
tlNt ihn iernfi NnsiH6u GsHn XXI
,Wilga'4 ~ tell aBuehl Un Win
p,t MetinRb Nbl gaNipi MIA ia ui'
inthsl' Nlfl esitfFind nyh hn b siot
nom hlu tant iin uaf,ute,,to a
h nn, seelashisl and lha Masiesn Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

tho matter Wlli ha reached The Times
railn verreanNndrnt GAYS ihAi ihn W
petH ~ ihd, WY arm hNiAs httl 70
tamnlieAtu iho uueetiHH NJ lhn MNhNld
~ tie pnwpra w rrdefd % ihH thWehe
iApaNren ttNNtN " peace VhH rWiN
npnn,aHi anita ftom Nn rsveilnnl
source ! am informed that tho tNmHfa
VI on ultpmNtnn, etnl air nM counted
~ fact itnaaln, w fact Il nni nh de-
ipfmlnud ~ u nrNmaly nuruueei 20
push matter w the practical maue OF
unun hnaiiiitlpH
anl aNrh ~ 90 ms'lil sNvh an enter
ptisa
Germany while hpnaionuY nrniY
determined in Hnoli monl snnimN
W. dlniemaiid pfrHaurui has niNnn
Around fNr aUphaelnu lnni Hhr VIII
nRtiVoly Intervene i'inuud, Whlle
faithhiitV knablnu lNsHln company hAa
certainly rot entered uuun amy aHtnpt
mtnl Nv which ahp win embark nn 40
adventurous complication rlmilN "
10 nut ilaa that NtuNt iitiiNlH ~ Ia
piilnd iaphu Va ioHlnl indeed, n ~
uiiia the contrary urnAi lirltAin mites
inphn ~ meet ihu enspppilbiiiliui We
Europe with al thn uNUoreainnH poms
pntlhlp With iRpanuHa dluiiN aud per-
iNhupm lHinpels thiA pdyicd WIN SOD
10 given in vain N W rspndlrt that
lAnhh viii Hivp tie UumpAn powers
mark " drtrrunru ana VIII ultu un
u innnitn occupation nt tho ilnu lNna
npninnulh, tunHrnUnu ~ all uthpr ur.
unpailona a. pcnHp with tha iNlnlWpht
90 me other oiAuHra M the uuhlY thln
ARRANGEMENT mAt hu ial,on hn probable
and n viii shortly COME about"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

hlnell lefl MAY A ae0d rain IAN
n.g," elarslag night ana Ills NOM
t4ilpW til0ns ~ al tmda ace XXI, ina
Npll ahnslaeilnH 40 Az a0ligF tIa
hatllsl uhufnh Hiii bs anilaiiad ME-
ltsl hnniHf III a h i3aatagn M
,l'gelut fes hae hDeh lnyiiad l6
WeAth We dehlqiine sayman Az
alg'lan Hniilyan AAd family ~ WI,
NFn,sbpiH hft Afr nafa, M sDasis
~ uli w MUMMY Nmb n pe'sihss'
fssl " water w" WV" -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04


Waco, tss. Mar 4 rtu following
ninuuia fur she Cotton raiaoa have
been ulaotni. President, unipnal n ~
lmruii met vice president, 4 iNuRal
Wput HHNuud Vice president " IT,
ihpArI tuHaUtuT W. w. sHidyi uHutu#
tHrYi hpwlu flunhoii
Ihu secretary wah instructed 10 SOS
tho Huhaunhsp ~ thu hinub ana prs
uutp nnipH fdr lha ufiuH
The ulouiiQn NJ nfihorH hyaa nen.
efnl HHiiHfaDtlHn aud hpa inspired tha
niuHi puihnsiaRtiu friends NJ the mUtp.
mont Win nav h0uo ihni tho nusMcsa
~ rebuilding tho uhihon VIII be-
pushed su0aaHsNly ~ completion
The meeting was attended w at thd
directory who we're 70 The city and
Waa harmonious throughout An
HHfea1 that tho won, ~ iohnilluH
ihf palace should 80 undefiahhn at
phoe aud there was Hunath rbiiiNlnH
last nlHhi Whun the result ~ the meet
irF WhH made known
N wAd resolved 60 close ~ tho mhs
HnrlpiinnH Ia ihu maHnef provided for
10y lAhiUH uploa fram lha puhRtflhprf,
aha tho form W ihH notes was aHrpad
upNn hhiaoiihofa VIII hr asked at
unra "a atrniie ihusn nhioa
II was resolved W masi aHAin IA 10
VplnUt ihla mprhiNG 10 u0nnidar plans
for the huliilnHt
Tha meeting ihia mornnH was De-
vo,nd "a tho consideration ~ hlana,
tls N Wilton were presented
ihrf0 plans have hnnn prepared ny
the fnilpNlng hFohiipOisI Lass W w.
Louis uuH ~ Kansas city and ilert
bert nHdHNn tAmgur nnh Mhara N
Wnol NJ ihoaa plans rnmo within
,hu limit ~ tho subscription N0 aas
ton was taken ana no uhnisO Indicated
~ tho planH, which VIII hs fuf,hsi am
ndnfeG ana probably decided unAn az
enoiher neelinn 70 10 held nesl Mon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Nlhnnv n W MAY 1na st.ts
senate 'uiaf adopted 4 iesoiuileo XXX
rnslNt llNi iho senaia AMI assa,.n,,,
ph'ehH 10 iho patricia II nUG. ,nnn
snWnlh sfmfatlif Va their Nam VIZ,
uhNi'f hN1 mar IVA fnapdalniiy XXI
tnllii"gllg ielutgi lha nlpsldani N Xxx
mnllnN H'alrp W ulNa mOrsf stnps Ia
snlp lhe plllgens and agliia,s NJ
'hba lhp ilhhia ~ beiiHpiaDla Y w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Secretary nansr lsaoaa sn Important
Circular

''t'NNNf
Nlalln roN Mag phs feiiewtns
hnng been iHsuad from ihp iBBd oiHaG
Plla - Intended W Hiyu hGtlta ta al
hetHuoH who purchased ANY pisab "i
Nnnnnl lhnds ihlnr lhu Hri M iasH nnd
rlnl W ihH A"t M February MOI tbb6
VINO have hppul0idln defaulihd IA tt.
rhllpenl ~ Interest, iksi win beam
uh MONDAY ihU 7uth Inst, ~ mani bll
SUN FAlps Inffuliai AH thd law dbGais
Ihla npliou ~ nnt required uBdar ,hs
NV hui N View W Inv faNi ihat many
lPlenhH nave nNt hnpl tnnlr ihis,ast
refmphl promptly made Ia annsa'
lhNnpr ~ lhp ienlHiDN ~ 80 aana ~
ipleh9p STOCK noWpauY ys Natariy.
ma hlsp lipnausn many fHin egup,ted
We legislature 70 hiya ttrm Hnnia ann
ni iplaf payments haVa hnrn dafotrsJ
irel lhal lliiH notice IL aua N thg
rhhllu ! hone fhai an udfaNna $40 II,
20 Wi1h lhFlr Aaia forfeited Niii avail
lhHmHrlfrH ~ ihis nHilnn AMI pay al
~ least enough 90 ma their adeannt
N eppi nlepdinF rhfiHahis issdn NJ,
10 nNAusl J. iapi win aava fpltullufe
uhlD N9femhal \ itga
A. . hAhhH. commissioner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

henade frs, NAV pita uls
mnfninH bestowed fihl0 \ WahR ~
lnun dnd tillriF. y vacant hiufa
tWuBt1iy hnildlns, lover nnur baul.
NAg1 ~ q p'nir Hhi urphf 40 q tiasd0I'
illea rulm Hhi a rHff building d00us
plni De hfuNHit stone, No Insurance
un anything except ihu aailaH Ama,iW,
nnhnqwn The total ICES viii sssrpgais
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

huaaia said Not 70 DO Absinus 10
fiabi FRA i1aAisrn Question


london, SHAY aA aispaith To The
aihra from Odessa sAtHi n ID aam,
niiiHlRils announced ihat ltlasla has
made ever preparation an1 n dulir
taaiy Va bpain hgailiiilpa AZ iapaB ~.
.llnhh " modify ihe terms " paaes
Niih China
a ~ PETERSBURG dlspAlnh 10 Tho
same pHpsf saFei ffnnla u reason 10
1ellaNn ihRi ~ uiiioiai answer from
Japan " ihn protest. NJ fiafinhnN, ms
slh hnd ilpinn MIS- nor okpefia1 lt,lHf
sla MAS ln'llHhd W nitn iAraH nisuty
~ llpin ~ WHEN 10 fnplY without iha
inUef sluiiiSlnR haTeaif lH ihe ara4
~ Tie iHpp9ass people w Anftain6
llAe . i0i hRfif fnmplianaa fna .iua,
flAn shYgr a Tnhin has iaialy pressed
fqf fsplf " tue protest and haA hsan
tYld inst u viii 10 given ~ rag
nnyp ~ ne return ~ TO, PRESIDENT III
filf iapnhtsa e1hneli NJ minlhinss
W nlrlHinnllf elfeiss there ~ great
pegpletes llat y gAQliig solution u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

n via oro IN heynn genuinely "sWud'
money why mol pt1pl dbmundaT No
DANCER or ovorprutu'llun ann dauasr
mont there a diamond currency, nay
ava
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

No eioss II tho Frss schools ra,soost
Mention

IVY ' ~ WV = W." HNfHfHlN lNfnnNhl
Mention
nalesYiile, fasa May 0 rbe olts
ptnlln ffHa srhNnl closed ~ naiii iahst
Jln rtgfflsta we've Nerg Interesting aDh
lhlnflHlNlir Hninn M lNs ltgtbnfs
aii s0hHlaia. afa hefinF plahia end
HiipiNnn 1n ne hshhA N lhs fivs,. lfhs
hHil faplnenFt teHiefs YIN lfieain a TX.
lHfH hffeiu ffthiniAA 70 li.slf hGmss "
n y Wlnn ~ hVani iassst
county " "i-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

We mlaht a. least have dome au
much hr Nidaiapuu na ono ur hal ltllo
slator iopupilpu, NV ianihn her ti,uoo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

And lhi GOOD Atyiaa ana Alais Inc
iiHHs

MUlsap TIES MAY A smooib taosa
suhnt thhih ~ NJ 10 tuaes Nli. pna ts5
hhni, staying stnund ihiH piaee aid its
pilh tAli fnf lhs pasl Wtah. ajylns
FH'llhg lamns disappeared pasirldat
rfe9pH Wiet Wnlnh some ~ lia nuHks
'iWHq Hni rats NJ hsnis h All MAJ XIV,
term hilhsrt - inat lhttar f,iii M
ptHhh'e ana rdud Hdyiaa hmm a niitn,,
Nhllg be HHs l1piNf tha i1bN IA ,uai
Wlllen Nui haial M sdVfh T.saa
hlNaNNfrs Wnfn hHnl w iHieiaHnt Nm a
Foil W1iih. init wiihaNt apaIi. WV w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
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nlaauHaioN oF a1niRera on rlt@
PROGRAM NAnteua fhhMhs
lHaeuAeWn ny ghuHn 90 whom
rtON WHBn ApaiaNrn AN IN
pHtNHFiNa HpHAl0Ni
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

flfn WrHNiN uAktith ,.
nHa year usauoh Nni1 iilhHfl ~ ''N'"
hlt Munthn ~ tNNtsi Ia, 80.
An puHimaHiufa Rfr NNihHtltni '" NV "
hnanta tit tho uNsaila
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

ihe hneds, nasslln, one feag 1900
no nnnhAl nasalIa. VI. mNnlhnl UlOo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-27
OUR GUESTS.


To the visiting editors who grace
the capital Of the GfoAt Baoin with
thels intellectual presence today, bar q
ly more than a word Of greeting need
be said; for they arc uuliEe their
brethren Of the quiz generally II they
do not know. without belng told, that
thoy arc welcome 10 the best the land
affords, and that, for tho nonee, every
body they meet and everybody they
behold IL theirs TO command. Tho
world hem med In by those snow.
capped mountalns IL therefore their
present oyster; and they ATE mos,
cordially invited to tap II with their
tfusly weapons and behold how will
ingly for their pleasure It will open Of
itself.
ora truth Salt Lake CITY feel, hon.
ored In the visit OF 90 distinguished
a party. "Moulders Of public opln-
ion" this community has ever been
glad 10 meet, and 10 Journalists Of re-
pule la greetings aud attentions hsve
always been friendly. CAndor re-
qulfes the statement that these
courte.iss have MOI invariably been
shown TO deserving persons; there have
been those whose chief qualifications
70 local remembrance have been
ingfailtude and abuse. But none
Of these experiences, nor ali Of them
combined. have destroyed the peoples
confidence In tho honor Of that hui
man nature which employs itself In
writing for the reputable press. A
friend In that class IL recognized rs a
friend indeed; and oven the most VIC.
lent enemy renders good service, for In
Tho abundance OF his condemnation he
can scarcely fall 10 hit upon como
lrAilty that deserves his rebuks, while
uu,ust criticism AMI falsshood must
at least reooii upon himself.
Without wishing to indulge IA rem.
luiscencs or homlllss, however, the
NEWS sincerely Joins ils brethren OF
the Utah press in welcoming our
guests TO the Queen City OF tho West.
We hope they will ind much within
our borders TO admirs, aud that their
stay will 10 a. pleasant aud profitable
10 them a. II IL appreciated by those
VIII act As their hosts for the occasion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-27

governor, mayors Of cities, th ,mber'
Of commeros nnI oiher powers.
Naturally these named by the eKecu'
1.-Two department n tho Territory are
looked 70 fret; there Il ltIlo time to
name them ami yet ALLOW soms oppot-
tunlty for preparation. They should
he msn practically associated with irii-
CATION MASTERS; not mere takers or
theorists, but mon who know some.
thing Of what IL being lone mere, ans
how 70 % 10. No other class would oe
representative Of the Interests TO bs
considered. We hope that thoroughly
capable delegates to the fourth lrrlgA'
tlon Congrou will be- named al an
early day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-27
THE IRRIGATION CONGRESS.

The fourth National Irrigation
Congress isto convene at Albuquerque,
New Mexico, IN little over two
weeks-Septamber 10 to 20. Utah IL
entitled 10 representation In that body,
aud when her delegates are present at
lhe congresses no one claims greater at
lentlon. UlAh's people are the pio-
neers OF irrigation, and tho foremost
eTponents OF its practical spplloatio u.
This fact brings them respectful relog-
milton beyond anything that m rr
burst OF eloquonoo or n How Of ora,ory
eau secure. When our representative
speak, those Interested In irrigation 10
the arid region listen with deep IT,
terest, knowing that they will receive
instruction OF n practical nature Ia To-.
speot b the science by which the
otherwise desert waste II male 60 yield
In plenty TOT the sustenauos OF man.
Iithere were no other confederation
than the purpose TO benefit our neigh
bors who are engage in tbs work VI
oultiyatiug the soil, this would be
sufficient to make II imperative tina
UlAh Ia properly represented in the
meetings at Albuqucrque. our txpof.
ionue In these Wales Ia Of luostimable
value 10 the dwellors here. The
knowlo ige II has gwen 4. q pricyloss
boon that can be con ere upon our
noighbors In truly phllantlroplo aud
brOtherly spirit. Tue frAlefnh ioelin
between mau aud man requires that
repr sent tive' Of this Territory dis.
aeminate the In ormstiun they possess
on the important "a luct NJ itTig lion.
The same IA demanded ny he highvst
patriotism when the cltgun eau die.
play, since its tendency /. to materi,
ally euhsuoc the national We flare.
FrIm nu1tnef pIiuy n view llsl, U all
cam atiIri TO pass without roytespn,
tattoo uu this coca TN. At
this particular Junotute Ia our de.
velnpmrnL the psJpi, Of the nation
need to know more Of us aud what weatr
doiuRtnsn they 10 now, that intimate
acquaintance may establish that nfm
lIisnlship whion IL its sure result, and
cur Territory receive TIA benefit ther
Of. From either stan poiut, therefore,
twould BIZ gross neglect to have Uah
anfepfesented at the Albuqusrqu,
congress OF irrlgstionisls.
We have not, as yet, noted the Al.
poiplment Of delegates from ibis Terri,
Tory There Ia opportunity tor rood,
" number, by appointment Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-27

AN INSANITY antl.Ca,holic paper
published 10 Boston. calling itself the
Standard, sneoringly says Of New
York paper (which has more literary
ABILITY In its ptessroom than the Stand
ard nae Ia its sanctum)!
II tho Mormons werb TO move into
NuN York Ia sufficient numbers we pre-.
sumo tho World would ask for repeal "
tho laws against bgamy.
Any such request would DO alt3.
Rethsf Unnecessary on the part OF the
World { any one else. II the maudlin
StdHddrd Is ever able 10 understand the
difference between hawk and hand.
saw, II Will then learn that tho Nor.
mons are ab.ut the las. people on earth
10 entertain Any Just fear u tho lAws
against bigsmy-ihcy would be the
very last to rrofil by their repeal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-27
A sound Liver NInl,t. a Wen NInn.

Are you BIuious, Constiuatru or
troubled with JauuIlou, sick Heat.
scne, Bat Taste tn Mvuth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, DyslspslE,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain L.
bscE ana between the Shl uliefs,t hiIl.
ami Fever etc. II yGu have any OF
these symptoms, your Liver Is out Of
OF e. and your blood H. slowly being
10 sJnrd, because your Liver dOrs not
act properly. hERnlNE viii cure any
lsofdpr OF the luyth stOmaoh or
V wrlE II hiss no Equal NJ n Liver
heu.cinr. rice 70 c6uts, Free trial
bottles ~ n. g., NJ. |, drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-27
nIpPOrnAGls OPPONENTS,


Those who are most Rouuluely o.,
posed to tho 10 Of hoTsifieah Tor
God ought most sincerely to regret the
source from which the latest display VI
opp sitlou has come. IL may be- alt
gelher lameutable that the Chichgo
drainage canal oontTacsItp ate foedlug
their umployes upon horse M At cls.-
Ing from 81 81 to 81 90 per horse, bu,
the ohoapnos, OF the proIu I has ~
itself nothing 60 do win its purity N
no,lthiulurss. Especially lncluss
ont Il II that thu uut ~ should hav,
been ral6rd by the neei packers, VIII H.
canned product az wholesas rates Do
quoted ut from six 10 uine oeuls per
pound. Uule'e We are very mucn
mistaken, there hav, been occasional
sensations rs To the quality aud health.
iulu0-s Of the ca Ito thAt are converted
into canned beef. There are many
ways OF combating taste In fo,I
products, just a, there urs In fashions
and iad' OF all kinis; but 20 ass, III the
pro'oubed article on the mere ground
that 1t Is cheap hss never been very
successful In securing Il. olndemua.
tlon. i the beef packers OF Cnicn,o
to attack the houe meat on tue