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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-16
SATURDAY, - SEPT. 16, 1895.
PLANT PEST KILLERS.

mere ii leauinB hIeiOio III viz
San Francisco Chronicle, headed
Ladybirds to the Front" which
contains facts of great interest to
these islands. 1t tells of extra
ordinary work being performed
oy the native and imported lady
birds in Santa Barbara county,
which it says is attracting the
attention of the fruit-growipg
world. A few years ago the
spread Of the woolly apbis caused
great dismay among some of the
citrus fruit growers in several 10
cahties. Three different species
Of Iadybirds were set to work at
lighting the pest, and 80 savage
mas beer their onslaught, and in
such numbers" says the Cbroni-
Gle, "that there is scarcely a
brace of the woody aphis to be
&ound in the county today" An
other pest of California Is
worm that attacks sweet corn,
which has infested the cornfields
of the State from an early date.
Three or four years ago, on one
Of the large farms near Santa
Barbara, where every variety of
ladybirds had been carefully
fastered, the little creatures
began the work of discriminating
the enemy. They multiplied with
Uncomfortable rapidity and, feed
ing upon the eggs of the moth
that breeds the grub, the lady
birds entirely cleared the farm on
which they began, and are this
season found patrolling stretch
of coast valley more than thirty
miles in length. 1t is predicted
by the Chronicle that in a few
years this grub, which is terror
to the grower of early vegetables
as well as to the corn-raiser, will
be practically unknown. These
facts ncernng the work Of the
ladybild in California are ell
scourrging to the agriculturists of
these islands, where several
" RE les If the useful little
creature have been introduced.
For while it was feared that
they would not give effectual
battle tc. the insect blight on the
coffee trees, which seriously
threatened to destroy that in
dustry at the outset of it's recent
great expansion. They were
swarming on the guava bushes
and other shrubs and it looked
as if they were going to obtain
subsistence without eating the
coffee blight. Latterly, however
they have tackled the duty foi
which they were obtained, and
are putting an end to the blight
1t is safe to say that the employ
ment of Prof. Koebele to search
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-16
Judicial Notice.

Owing to the prevalence of foholera in
,his city, it is ordered that the regular term
II the Supreme Court Of tine Hawaiian
Islands. commencing on MONDAY, Sep
ember 10, 1895, be and is hereby postponed
until further notice.
Dated at Honolulu, Oahu, september ID,
iso5 AT. JUDD,
Chief Justice Supreme Court
-,t,os,. urSpy SMITH. Clerk lOl-9t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-16

other countries for enemies of
plant diseases is one of the best
investments for the encourage
ment of agriculture that has ever
been made by any Government of
these islands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-16

In these times the great de-
sideratum is how to keep your
home healthy and free from
disease. 1t can be done easily
by means of a little invention
known as the Roberts Ozona-
tor" This neat little arrange
ment is made to screw any
where on the wall, in bath
rooms and other places where
the atmosphere is impure. 1t
contains a receptacle for the
fluid, which is vaporized by
means of a large circular wick
inclosed in a perforated brass
chamber. The fluid used is
"Sanitas Vaporizer Mixture
expressly prepared for the pur-
pose. 1t is the best and
cheapest disinfector known; it
neutralizes all unpleasant odors
and imparts an agreeable fra
GRANGE throughout the house,
reminding the residents of the
balmy atmosphere of a pine
forest. It's low price places it
within the reach of all. This
little invention is now in use
by upwards of 1000 Boards of
Health, Hospitals, asylums and
Warehouses;.
By the last Australia we re-
ceived a fresh lot of Water
coolers. The outside is of
tin, handsomely painted, and
the inside of granite ware with
a large air chamber between.
These are durable, convenient
and cheap and just the thing
to use for boiled Water,as there
is no danger of cracking from
the heat.
We are now unpacking our
new line of Alaska ice chests,
suitable for small fami-
lies and small purses. These
ice chests took the prize
at the last Mechanics Fair
competition in San Francisco
over twenty others, after an
actual contest of a weeks
duration. If something more
elaborate is needed we have
the Belongs New Perfection
chest, by far the finest ever
seen here. We placed a block
of ice in one on Monday and il
is there yet, and from present
appearances will last another
week, although we have OPEN
! ed the chest to show to hun.
dredS of our customers.
Another little useful article
about this time is a reversible
filter for attaching to hydrantS
hose, sink or bathroom fascets
They are self-cleaning and ef-
fectually shut out WrigglerS
weeds, and dirt of all kinds
We have them in two styles a
Is cents and a dollar.
If you have time drop in a
, the store and take a look at tn
) above articles, and also at
> new line of infants bath tub
; which are just the thing
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-16

1t is a bad state of affairs where
the separate islands of the group
do not have enough confidence in
the central auth 1rity to comply
with its decisions in a serious
emergency.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-16
Citizens Sanitary Committee Notice.

ATHENS ARE EARNESTLY REQUEST
Y ed to report to the Citizens Sanitary
Committee any instances coming to their
knowledge of neglect of duty or of ineffieien-
cy on the part of Sanitary Inspectors, giving
name and locality.
All communications upon this subject will
be treated as confidential.
BY order Of the Committee.
+. b. McST0CKER,
lel-tf Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-16
BY AUTHORITY.
Departments of Finance.


Notice is hereby given that claims
against the Government for the month Of
May, 1895, i, c, claims filed with the res
pee i've Departments previous to June 3,
1895, will be payable on Wednesday, Sept.
3, 1895.
S. NJ. DAMON,
q O)-3t Minister Of Finance.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-16
OBSERVATIONS.

Let us talk # something else
when we can, while keeping our
eyes open against any advance OF
the scourg7.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-16
HONOLULU IRON WORKS,

STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS, Bo,1rps
COOLERS, IRoH, BRASS AND Lean
CASTINGS.
Machinery of Every Description Made
to Order. Particular attention maid 20
Ships Blacksmithing. Job Work ey,
ecuted at Short Notice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-16
TGOS. LINDSAY.
MANUFACTURING JEwEIER AND W,rou.
MAKER.

Kuliui Jewelry a Specially. Particular
attention paid to all kinds of repairs
Campbell Block, Merchant Stroo,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-16
Hua;uess Cards.
LEVERS O. COOKE.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN LUNprp
AND ALL KINDS OF BUILDING
MATERIALS.
Fort Street, Honolulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-16

(Continued on 9TH page.)
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

New York sun, Washington dBpatch.
Accounts OF celebration held in
ToWo ON December o. To- commemorate
JUpau'H Victories at SON and IN the
nyl1, have been received at tho Jap.
anoso legation hero. ANA they SHOW
that the turlinpH3 ut tho capital iu
bostrr.ug itself TO honor the Japancao
Huldivr4 aud aulllra was fully retrieved
by the th1ruuEbuoss with which the
celebration was carried out. At least
4OOUuJ people witnessed tine ceremonies,
which were hold In uycnu Park, an
immense innluaurc, TO which 10000
ucket purehaRnrH were admitted Hail.
Lvan companies gave reduced rates to
TOXIC, mud II was necessary to run
trains day and night to accommodate
the traillc. Hotels ana inns soon be-
came uv'tcruwdod, and many private
residences were turned into hOatplrles
rho great majority Of Americans and
niher foreign residents assembled in
tine garden OF DR. n. Bnclz's house.
(which overlooked tho scene of the
feativitles So great were the numbers
OF those who participated In the parade
Whlch opened the celebration that tho
procession dcBenerated into mere
scramble
Some idea vi the magnitude " tho
marching multitude may ice gathered
FROM the Abatement that long after the
van hnd reached Uyvuu the rom Guard
was sun forming on the Hibiyn ia.
ralc, four mites distant. Guide OF an
H3itH' schools, workmcn. the employee
%! scores of mercantile companies pro-
pla rt hlgh ani low degree. marched
with inc procession to the music OF a
humper OF banda, both roglmontat and
lmprOmptd, the blowing of "A thousand
ifumpota-,nd cOnchn. the din OF drt,rne
anu continual cheering from tho I'M
raiders ana the vast crowds that u1gt
the route OF march. Bannrra mi
standards OF all descriptions. dianinvl
ing lpnumcrablo varieties of fnnrir,,t
INSCRIPTIONS, naval ANA military 0apa
HanHpnIchtleH, carriages 0llad WIN
eoltbihnts In gala costumes. riotnusiv
1sJoiolhB AchoOlbUyH. members nf NJ
ylty council and chamber OF commerce
deputies from The Interior. yans cor'
iylng symbollcal groups. poleg s"r-
mounted By paplor-nache nnd ,,,,,i,',
H1ik representations OF decapitated
Shhgse, ana a thousand other thinys
noNel ana amusing, were seen in az
mou,sHlun' When the Procession nr-
lN'l Al the cmpcrors pnInrn H.,
useetlng became continuous portrnii.
the emperor aud empress worn ~
niplted there and balloons with rtr.o,,'-
eIs we're sent ~. AS the nco,I.
,i,., iuhed ihcy sang an ode ont,,iaI
Jug OF NE Morning sun" cpnnnIsI
ny MI, Fuku6hl. a notsd Jn,ii''...l
poet. '' Japanese
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

80, a., a. ,t,.,,,.
pefthnrd WIN POM iao'' ~" Wv ''u'"'
MI ultinVhts' ,,.u 81, Tep,pi. bt,ci,
,aan W. ". e,,d vatvet trimmed In jet
,n,Isu, $500, ~. ~ ,gbite hynaInfhs
N, uank1 az Temple bincl,
s.tt, t.i.. "A H., IA mad mini niiiurrc
MA y, ,itn,, chiffon. with bouuuet
~ rn,ta H's t,rdtn iudn.
,irs ~ Fnirnorr 81 Austin. In
i.r.rc, rtnL ssfin and phlfion WITH
nesitiac. ~ dtao,ondg
Ntrs ~, e,nitb ono Of Auatin'n
l,,'de. ,.,tso s'Dir, and antique point.
,y,,h ,eari. XII b1u1ttot Of brides
,n,Ja
NJ. t,t,,, ~ parker. black aatln and
tailed t9r,,sseisi npt with bouquet OF
itijnr 49,, ond mir hold with senior
az ro,,h
ME- a. ~ Marlin OF Gategvilie
biari, ,,a,e,Ino ID snie and satin. en-
,rair s,,,,,,,,nd in eui lei nnd point
nil,pton WIN osirich 6isrcttos. dia-
,nntI,
Mra - u,,,h M Collin county,
bi,rt fatti, ana rbnntiUy win pins.
ire,n nrG .,,et ~ chiffon ian OF paint
cd llsas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

sleeves OF chiffon caught with ropes OF
pearls bouquet Of Eulnlle buds.
Mrs Gordon tugglca o. Austin,
black mulfe duchcasu and uhlnun stud
drd with cut jet. and bouquet Of Ru-
bcns roseg,
Mrs. J j. robin OF Austin. Ia Prln-
cssar robe OF black Genoa velvet trim
med IN cut jet aud Hlcoved With black
molrc antique. stock OF black chinon,
diamonds and bouquet de cprBage OF
scarlet popples.
Mrs LAWS Hancock OF Auatln. white
satin velour. with Ia Francesca train
ana bodice nounccd aud irlllcd In point
d angloterc, gnrnlturc 0f beauty roses
ana pearl jewels
Mrs o +. BUwHcr Of Dallas, black
satin brocbdo aud velvet heavily stud
ded In jet. with nnlsh Of point a allen
con, diamonds nud hair held with
icwelled butterflies
Mrs. H. NJ Greer f1ir@ blue crepe
velour Ia rrnccase pnnolcd, RlNeVnd
aud yokcd with biuHh satin and bor-
dcred with mink, bouquet OF pink car
nations
Mrs. w. W. Llpscomb. " LulinE.
black satin duchcsse. with evening
bodice OF pale blue brOcado trimmed
Ia JET, diamonds
Mrs. W. j. bailey OF Fort worth
black mulro antique, with gOdet skirt
scanned with JET ana drcnlletc bodice
ehcrueted with jet jewels Of diamonds
aud black pulnto rcmplro fan,
Mira. John G Harrison Of Fort worth,
hlnok moire SILK and chiffon trimmed
In Jet, Bouquet OF Murchn Mel rogCH.
Mrs, John Brcmund uf Austin, D0ucrt
gown OF apple blossom imperial bru-
cadc. Hlcovrd and inlnld with violet
velvet laid with point a. anglotcre,
/ diamonds and immense bouquet NJ
/ beauty roses.
! Mrs, n. u. Stone Of Galveston. black
! satin luxor with bodice of white rnlln
| brucndc rnpcd with pearls. diamonds
/ Mrs Walter Gresham, white satin
/ brocndr Eplot skirt with low bodice.
! ncevod md lappaled with yellow velvet
/ laid with point de rose and her SPLEEN
| dii parurc Of diamonds
| Mrs VIM NJ Rice of lipuHton, gray
! phtin hrUcadc with bodice of coriao
! velvet brctellod with In Brugcs lace
/ aud curInsscd with Jet, bouquet Of
/ Eloril roses.
Mira. Nicholas woclfs of Galveston.
Old ivory satin Rodcl skirt with bodice
eloovcd with pink satin billowcd with
satin and laid with blades Of mOsa-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20


] vhluo hnl Wiietn with cloud frlllB OF
chiffon aud Violet gUuuurp
Miss Nernn Dorham uf Dallas. blun-
dlu" chiffon touched up In black vel
! Vol love knots and bouquet uf Marc.
thul Nell ruHns,
Ml'a NiihnrA Of Austin, white satin
and chiffon, with boa of purmp yIllrta.
, Ml.i a.. J.. ,'rAham III Austin, black
'ii ,s WIN mo"le' OF "rtlrHeont
s'r'Y'' '''hN. WIN pN"'H ana optl7,
ptIsl'p HhAH anu gemmpd
"'st w. ~ n1W'
,'' ~ ~ 'Vnes VI GONZALEZ robe 10
hua' ui,.hu' WIN "'lrlGh ana polnt
,m,v hayu' 'NI' tah vi nlNok ostrich and
a.,
49," " W. fpiuyV' OF 81 Lpuis. who
"Invu eluHtqr or pretty Girls
., tne pulte ureaL wore iusH".grccn
MIL "u ,,., ~, uru En'yet banded with
",,,", p3lhl 'aoo nlllsh nnd diamonds
,,a i,'3 - .Nnh,ln OF Nusllh, pWnpadour-
pI,N 'atla ll'inintl IN cut allvot gallon
Nv tN,lNu hpsrSay on Gathering
uuNa.
,pNIu OF hi5hh' rose cnlpfod
u' gu'nr uiapeu over petlleudi Of
WY, n, sHuH win le9p poul0o trEned IN
Wv o'"'A ''Ne'
MISS alpno uf Henderson. white silk
de yeniao Hocyvd and rosottcd with
Hnowlrlfi creme caught with roslriea
OF EolI beads, bouquet VI JACK rUscB.
Miss Annie Price Of Houston, BLACK
Bauu trimmed Ia cut iet nnd chiffon
and knpttcd with English vioiets
MISS Louis" shelly M Austin. white
crepr trimmed In potrlH with half hold
Win lufnnta comb, bOquet OF carna.
ions.
Miss Ollie Graves Of San Antpnin
pompadour.hIue broundc trimmrd In
cut crystals and saiin rlbbon vlth
buuquut vi Mormrt roaeH
Miss Auna sullivan of san Antonio
pink frocmtt and chirun with Id
France roses and hair hold II IA coin,
nlgi with icseied comb.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

A., A..
"''' ''""N - ''"'ne contributed n
charming function t3 the inaugural
foHtivitioa by ID very rprhpreho rc,,nii,,
ON Thurudpy ,,tv.,, fla h,,,, ~ 49, ,,,,.
,,lg,,, Nti.. tni,., tI 49, w. ~ WV
b,Iio, nnd ,fiss t,,,,. ~ ~, a,IusBN ot
Nm, ni.., Me- is,.,r. e., VIZ n, W. ~
~ bait,. .'t ,tt, w, tN""4
tt,,,stnn ttnr .,,t,. ''"',l, iuuau :"
a.. Af,,t,s,,nt,i 49,. N"'i,' az
crs Tnr no ,,r,.,,,,, 49,. 10y u"N
r., tsr,,,,r ma g,th,, H., M, .luH''t" on
Nn,,ra r,rnaiio,,a XXX XXX w ,os.F
,',.s,,rtt,,,it,,, oiti, ''u'a h,HHln'I
beautiful porcotntne de- china ahuni n,..
s,,,a an ','.'..s,. Wv. e,,luc uuout IN,
.U,,t,, U,s, vsvsSISitiF We AtlihkH OF
ir,. ,s,i,.,oth 1'',. pllh' ,,
AZ, ,,,,.tat, ~ nlll iull ~
80 h.,,',,i.i'' ,.i ~. W. 'nWugH' WINE
il, yr,ot XII, ~, 'I nn i'ppDns' tei
ditt,,,, o,,i ,ani,t, t,,a a,,t u,,t't N. ~, ~ ,
Win hitin,,, st,5es ,. Wv. Ny',v'l
atcI M ,n.,. ,,,,tar,,,,ti '''' "ee'"'u-
Mre ttonfno ,,,rr0,,,.t,t ...,r
,,,r h,,s,,,,tC. III, 'n''l ~
h,,t,n,,o -, ,5 W oH
,,tris ne gr,ro tha rari,,,t In ',l,llE
sbn,,.tn+, "a, ,,,,,,,t,,ti, ~ l"u7
, hos,n,s "i'" ""''se NJ
Tbc onttre ,,r,,, ,,os f.. cas-, h..
p,,ri,r ~ 80. 80. w. ~, iu' ut'AH'
H., ,',,t,, ~" ~ o''oek'
.,'tt WV WIN he ono
", W.. NtpiN'i ~ lnany uiaunghlahed
,,,'D' p, W.. inulsh OF N. onlclh party
uins uus vn IlaHH"' uelolouH oolla-
liun' w nIn,luE chanpREne bnu-
pu,r WIZ wv 'eu ~ retlnue or admir-
uuls vunVil'u Wal',ts, anu we capitol
u,cRo'tra N.1,lunrl N an linptovlHed
ana very picturesque palm garden.
ane"utaed liR choicest
The hostess Wore an elegant creation
m whtto molre antique aud bnicwellod
chltpn, WIN diamonds hair held high
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

rrron velvet point margot frllls and
diamond jewels
Mrs NJ, - Muuscrntu OF san An
tonic. cnmvu.4htm dughra8o gplut
skirt with bodice drOpcd with etglla
OF tullo knottyd with rarmo yiDlolF,
diamond Jewels aud "A dlnm1ul con.
stulintlpn twinlNing 10 her hair
Mira H. Martin uf san Antonio,
vlpuN.rose satin brocndcd Ia black Woe
let's ana trimmed In cut Jet, with
shoulder drills uf point n alcncpn
unveils Ut npnln and diamonds.
Mira j, N. Dcan OF ~ pouu, black
satin volta with HpBuHlrd net, ala
mpnla aud point lace fan.
Mrs Anna u, liohrnc NJ Austin,
white vi in durhoBsl gOdCt, with de-
cullotc bodice. cgrHolUted with iUCrual-
ed pcarla nnd cut crystals, nh
draped with pearl studded chiffon,
diamonds and boquut of curmlllo roses.
MIRA John WnYlUud OF Calvert black
prlun striped silk anu thread lace,
with garnituro OF rose cullrud chiffon,
pink mouaquutaires aud ian uf spaug-
led llHse.
Mra. Andy Faulkner of Houston,
black satin regents. nunod aud frllled
with itnliHn-bluc chiffon with Jewels OF
diamonds ana turquoineg.
Mrs J. r. johns, white aatu dcool-
AtN' NHNhH ANNNNNNI'A ~ lfNAf w NNNA l'fNN'N'H
Mrs. ~ 81 Smith, wife " tho speaker
Of the house, black Silk regent. trin-
mied IN ict and point de Gone lnco,
win bouquet 90 ROSES
Mrs n O. Culhersou " san Autn-
Mo. 1890 robe NJ white satin maruuisr.
with chcvpilor ran NJ white ostrich ana
hair c0inured with tortoMe-sholi Eula.
Mia n 8. white Of Austin. La
France pink satin, trimmed IN ropes aud
hteitclleB " pearls. and touched with
pink chiffon, pear muuaqu0luirpH.
Mrs J. T., Wallace OF Austin, black
aud white satin htocade. trimmed In
iet apd ctrlsc velvet, With rEmpire
Tan
Mira a l.. Hahn N san Antonio. pink
Henulilnn sole. huuncnd ANA frlicd With
acrordeon- plcnted CHIFFON, with garnl.
tufe ~ HmllnN ana Roman hyaulnthn
Nirs Rector Thompson. green csarlna
brocado godei With waist 81 Venltinn.
blue velour. rcvur0d ana roHctted with
green velvet diamonds ana cmnfnl1H
Mrs 1ulinl A. uuckler. beauty Of
Ban Antonio, wore white satin du-
chrrac, with low bodice. ruped With
pearls and frou-fruucd with pearl chin
and Touched with white Prince OF
dent aud soliialfps
Mrs Ihos. poulfrey Of San Antonio.
black satin and vuleyt robe. touched
~ IN Homerg velvet Louise sieze bows
aud Ia BruEea lace. opaia ana dla-
mlnda.
Mre J. ] Gi1dingB ot Ennis. black
ana Fnld striped satin gown. trimmed
10 velvet and cut iet with topaz Jewels.
Mrs G. " Drake. whlie tafreta robe
De bal trimmed IN cut silver and pearl
pasenrnteriN, with hair heir with
fllot Of prarls and bouquet Of Nile
liiira
Mira 4 A. pnnbab black silk and
jatted nrussels net With diamonds
and bouquet " crimson carnations
Mrs DR. swenfingsn u Austih, black
Lyons velvet robN trimmed In let and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

.. 4, ,,iart nniin.
9eutenant-koNsinu'' nanr..de-lls and
broeanen ~ ~ hiue velvet. velied
iflnm.u ~ w,ih diamonds, Mrs
N leNsn tu1 psti.tnt, biue ellk and
" ~. i'uuhn'' hounuel OF American
S nlnon W. tevsts Hancock, d chic
peau, a, hiarL en,in rbdot, fecled
ht'liM" nni. hi,,s and sehtncl VITA cut
~" ,.,.h matinee bnlluon-aioovcd bod
nv VII I'm niue nhiffon aud knot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

Ivan Sltubel, who vas n
short time ago 70 hsNs.
mapped by the police ~ Y
hustled on TO the dreafy Y.
IBERIA. whence he mad laN
has turned up again. Nc y 4
Ing chains and iron pAis Y vi n
the rumor which was NJ
snapped his Rnaslah
threads WIS not fostefrl "a y
The ok siberian eNlle WI
the Padcrewskl quanlill y
the sandow quality 81 hlY
he posseaaes tho moaesp
freely admits thnt ne "
man In the world. .....
sltobel gave an exhlp','sa
during which he siiAp, (,
kog VI chains. lie ull ll.l',
900 pound weights, n't.s
each hand and allowed w.
inuh iron slaves 70 pstI
twain upon his chest en-
delighted the Invited sp,1,,
he concluded the room =
side door OF a foundry, =.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

Are people who are lfes.|
chronic liver complaint n
blood tlngra the outlrnl, i
the eyeballs, and alsp ni,|
presence by uneaslness y
sidc beneath the rlgbt chg.
furred tongue, nausea, ~
and an unpleasant breath
accompanied by c0stlysuei
pepaia, For the allmenl WI
various manifestation u
Stomach Bittura is spsedi /
plcte remedy. This stanaM.
also prevents aud cure, g,
Yer, rheumatism, neryoull,s.
inilrmitleH Incident to tets.
1t builds up an enfcebled
furlllies II against dise'r
and nightly slumber AZ Es|
II. and Il In o protector "
effects OF a voting, Of "
posture ana unwholesoine "
Ter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20


white satin nounced ana frilled In
point d'espft aud bowed Ia butter
| n.y. with satin Ribbon.
Miss Bell Dickson Of Houston, dafo-
| dil-yelluw satin, rleovcd and reyprcd
with Rose du Barre-pink velvet
Mas Mamie Lubbock Of Houston
creme satin brocade and chiffon, with
bouquet OF NHfcisaus.
Miss Marshall OF Waco. white chifi
fon, with blue btocndc cofHagc. BIZ
lowed with chiffon ana bowed and
| atrcamcrOh with blue MORE ribbon,
| fan de plume Of white ostrich,
| Miss Conneil OF Houston. Dresden
| tRfcta. with velvet bodice laid with
yandykcs OF La Burgess lace, fan or
| chovalior plumea.
| Miss Gerlrudc Walker OF Juling,
| pearl canton crepe nounccd and frilied
| With accurdoon-plhicd 1hiffOn. with
| ynndykc bodice.
| Miss Margaret Bruen OF Dallas.
pearl satin Luxor la Princess. vo-
| lanted with polnte d'caprlt cnught
| with strings Of pearls. with superb
| bouquet Of Debutaute roses,
MISS Glddlnga Uf Bfrnhnm white
satin and chiffon with Rnrniturc OF
| point de rose ana mOlre ribbon
Miss Boone Of Clinton. Mo. white
satin, ffillcd In point applique lace,
! with pearl necklace aud bouquet or
Japanese lilies.
MISS Mnrtn ~ San Antonio. white
Fllt velour with bodice Of crygtnlliscd
| chiffon. stocked, nud Rirdled with rose
velvet, bouquet Of carnations ana pink
suede nguHquctalros
! Miss Ethel Hastings Scrugges. Dnl'
lag, lmlien-bluc satin. trimmed In We
| nitnn point lace ana empire buwhnotn,
with bouquet OF GlHmonda buds.
! MISS Pauline Darlington OF Waco.
black molre SILK. drnped with rose
| chnuu, pink rose bouquet
MIS-. Frances Eyang OF Dnll1s. white
brocndc aud SIX, trimmed IN point dc
| Gene nud ostrich tips.
MlH9 Marie p'Conuorg. daughter OF
Inv CatH' KING Whi'c MORE an
mod IN chiffon and pearls. win neck
lAss or 1lnlnnnls.
Ml4H Hendricks Ut Austin, white allls
| nrmuie with garnlturc Of points de-
| ME ana pearls, necklace with jcwclrd
| Hrur de llR.
MISS scott, brunette bcnuty Of
aud chiffon win huge boquot OF
d9she'sc roses
Niles Carson Of Houston, white We
| lnur aud chiffon. rupcd with pearls,
| WIN Barnlturc Of Pnrfne violets
velvet aud silver aud violet brocndc.
| with bourant sleovc frills " Did Span.
| isi lace nrd cclnture OF cut steel and
violet pearls necklace with diamond
Hunnural
Miss Irene Palm Of Houston, white
| allk regent with great blllowy sleeves
NJ chiffon and low mock, bordcrcd with
henl' hand clustor ot Dion ruHos,
MIS-. lglehardt. OF 'Facc 10 l'ngc
win the MeNicnns" fame was noticed
| IN violet ana pointo Brussels. with
| diamonds, and jcwcllpd studded lorg-
neit"
| Wuutn, pucruatrd with upnrlg win
| necklace " updla.
MISS wheeler black satin. slouvod
| nnl girdled IN pink, vciled IN ictled
ul,r
Miss Cassie Woodp, gold-thrcndcd
gauzc d" sole over pink satin violet
| EHIl'iuie and fan uf point lace
MlH7 Lena Robertson Waco, white
| Sllh hIorhl" and point d'oarrlt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

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