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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28


ifgi. SALE 90 aytc iarml 100 oggcg IL
county, On long tlllo n luw inicrcAt
elleap. Addlcss hox ~. Fort Mcrtll Tck,
fnis sAi.h lisc'roem hunsc and harni
10 riah lraiwe SO muntily foln'ron,n
house and lot. West Nldc tithiO, ft1O cash,
iulnncc mori1ly. knlgbt \ blackburn.
No. 2ns Ito, sion strrci.
ron HAl,i'-. New i've room housr aud iot.
siioui 500 cnth nnh mnuthlN, New four.
!g9h. house anl l?' Siiop, 500 cash aud
ynry terms NJ, Il. uhRmhcrE Real Estate
Ek,tnnge, 100 Mntn btrcet.
rON sALnl-Nrw nvo.rnom huuEc, ipca-
tlun good for railfand people Price, SfOuul
300 cash, w per month. ~ T. iIafe
FOn sALE-ihe beat hnilt aix.foom house
aud the incest location IN tbs city. 5000.
500 cneli balance t7a per month. u. n
Hare \ Coz iOi Main.
ron NAf,l3- Fine soyen.roonl house, well
espt yard, extra nlci home. only 5000. u. y.
llnrr Co, i0l Main.
go AohE farm worth 40, for bsSi twenty
Yeats ", r. wilson, 2oS Main uitret,
IAN ANurfo property for sale. one
tNe,ktory frame tcaidrnee, HiN rooms, good
we'll AMI uuthunNas, ilrer acres 81 Mnh
$1,000 also one oilgk Gnslns.s house aud
lut, iwu stories; tits building fronts ~
feet on south aide OF Concho avenue, runs
hack 10 frri TO alley. y2n0; twenty-five
uplmprnNed town lotn, NIL " the lncorpur.
ntrl limits, 1900 cash. Address box 2dj,
San Angco TnN.
ruH HAlt-2t auIei VI land tour miles west
" ANondAle. All fenced, uisiy acres IN uuiu
NAtoa AMI two houses, cite, Abundance Of
water. Sail black sandy and nnc. Price
faeN, Terms anbthlnE IN tho bounds oi raa-
10 i.g ACRES one milo wen, Of Keller ana
on PUZZLE read. Seventy sores ig cuit,a.
or we'll, rrlOe, tiil0. Terms extra easy,
1000 ACRES " Inc black land On a plkod
road seven miles from Fort Worth WIN cut
up and sell on long tlmC,
$50 AullNs Of nhe black land nine miles south
" lnIi worth, Two hnunoa, wells and sta
bios, Price w 90 per acre, nAay icrmn,
tpQ AClhN u nne black prairie land Ia ninc
cultivation, Two Hnod houses. stables, etr.
fine property, uNod bargain,
llQ AClthN IN three milen Of Crowley. All
fenced and most all IN cultivation. House,
we'll aud siAhlph. no per acre, Easy terms.
eco AORhs IN two mites " Keller. All fenced
aud divided into four 100 acre farmn with
houses, wells, etc, ON each Price. uio per
eofo, Iona time
FARM VI iN acres near crowley aud one Of
~ acrea IN aevon mites Of Fort Worth to On.
change for city property,
OHM tract OF liG Acfra and one " qso acres
near Crowley Fenced, hut not ~ cultivation.
Fine land Cheap ana seed ietma
Gao ACllEh u extra hue blsck land IN eleven
miles OF Fort Worth, bargain and terma 70
The above are oil black prairie landa and
On good rpaea and Ia reasonable distances OF
dnpolt aud uUhuoH
HUFFMAN q CO, For, Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28
DARLINGTON 4 MONTGOMERY,
Wholesale osAlss In
Fruits and Western Produce.
oomMl1BloN MGRoHAHrs.
ARE NOW OFFERING
oommlSsioH MERCHANTS,

FnuiIA- Florida oranges. California
gecdiing oranges, callfpraia navel oranges,
coHnuta, Malaga grapes, cfannerrlca,
VEGETABLES kew YORK rcd rose eeod
potatoes, hasirru mss svrd putatocH, West
less seed POTATOES, Greeley eating POTATOES.
sweet potatoes for necd OF eating purposes.
ithtnhnga tuWips new white tufnips' nov
bceia, oaullnower. fancy yellow onions
AuNpnlEs-A fun line ~ dried truilai
raisina, datna nga ste, nuts OF every dp'
Erfipiian. chewing yum, candies, gomrlele
assortment 81 grOoers Hnndriea. Write ior
prices
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28
PecOS Valley Railway
Pacific Express.

Jeff N. miller, general manager, EDDY.
New Mexico.
Trainn Icayn PccoH City 400 and a6 os
a. M. arrive EDDY 90 miitD sia, iiitk
a. in, Rnawril OGt mlleui. 100. TOO y. M,
Returning lehNe Roswell ba;10 a, M,
aS0 ., M, Eddy baf0 a. M, $50 y, M.
arrive prcos city sos. iiia0 y, m,
b Monday, Wednesday ana Friday.
a Tusndny, Thursday and SATURDAY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

WANTED A Uont ptrtn0r with pINl a.
fgOO0 oarh tu ihcfuaHa ROOD PAVING Myinuhs
IN thriving town population, 900. T.
dress u, IT, T., vafe uafoilo.
A FiNB opportunity 90 u business man
dpAiflrR so move hls stOok 10 new,
thrifty, gohtvnd town 10 fchi thu host
brick iWureturN plate glass trout store
fpnln, 21NlNO feet uupoHltp rnuuty cuuf-
house square and United Ntutou lnul once,
pul host location IN the city 1T lonld,
Ukin,, on Chicago. Rock Island aud ph
oln. railroad splrndld rrupa und nue.
uuoniuH hn1 low rent ~ apuhion w Aurusi
Address nc puco Crawford Cl0pp, End,
uklh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

ilYK wunita Cali AZ rAs,on hlof. ltpi
HAln sifspt for hanne soilsd sisthinf
eIssnes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

hrnn For any case " Rheumatism
Will Witch cannot be- cured with
ihilllIIpr, nfummond's Lightning
VOuo RcmedlrR,
RcilaVea az once, cure guaranteed, Re.
stores nlln JOINTS drawn cords aud
hardened muscles u your druggist
eine. sond iia 81, and tho fun month";
treatment u two large bottles viii be
nfnt 10 your erpreas acdrcsA. Write
sor circular. Drummond Medicine Co.
Lock Hos ttli. Sew York,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28
AGENTS WANTED.

40 aNTH main 500 daily Marvellous ipyon-
ton Nutaila ~ cents Two TO four sold Ia
house sample mailed ftro. FurHhoo a Ma
lin, Cincinnati. u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

qllp lN1RnyATiONAL NnUTR 4, 4 or
NAfllluAn.i
rhreuah siespsfg dnllT between hantAs
Cils, Furt was,h And Aukuh, Ear Anicn,el
otu., Via iiaarne, connecting Al hiOAE Nhu
tra'ns 10 SGD ffon pa'lss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

AAlESNlBN 10 eoii snfciy waich nook
cts. absolutely burglar proof, Adjustable 10
any HlEU porkct also our combination
match san Hnu cigar cutter fpf HtnruHI
bonds out one match, and unly one every
time q ulgnl 70 cWt oii buth brand nrM
iuHt pnicntodi also HrNuril other new novel.
TIES HAT win Interest yun, Write Tor
samples and terms Willard Manufacturing
company, Cincinnati Ohio
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

Manufacturer nav nALE TIES
lltON pnd sfEiei houflNu,
mos and HfELL .FENrlNo,
o. X Harry, nallhs, lsAaa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

once bli Main strent Tclcphonr COS
Dll w, u, DAVIS, rhyalclan aud aufgeon
Fort Worth. Tok, Onica phone IA resi-.
dencn 'nhone no. onee llll Maln street
u. RnnFii,lp a non.
ueneral innnfnnre, Heal Esiaiu and Rental
Agcnts Notary IN oincr Af1more. 4 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

70 ~ ACRES one milo west Of Keller and
on public road, seventy aores IN cuitiva-
lloh, noll black Way and SANDY No house
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

WILLIAM q. HENDERSON, counaelor.at.
law nnd collector of American and foreign
pniunts, trade marks aud labels tto0nis
u strpotz. Mhahington, ~, &, Seventeen
yenm experience. Including service In "a,
aminng corps " ~ patent once, NHu1
ability, Correspondence Invited Mention
Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

ron iuiNr Two Furnished pONlh foomN
one suitable for man aud wife, Corner
laHt Fourth aud Terry STREETS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

FlRsT.cI.Aag fopmH and beard. rates roA.
eenable, No. BOT Taylor. corner Jackson.
Mrs Cation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

NOR BALE geo aufei VI land tour miles west
" ANondAle. All fenced, uisiy acres IN uuiu
NAtoa AMI two houses, cite, Abundance Of
water. Sail black sandy and nnc. Price
lleN. Terms anythlnE IN tho bounds oi raa-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

ron illsNf Ro0m Win 6o6ra ioF 6onpTc
Mllhont thldtrn err for iva gentlemen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28
WANTED BoARpEns,

TiWFr.CLARs noAnDiN0 Five select
hunfdrra ran be accommodated az sos
grove street, Two nicely furnished rooms
f0r rent,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28

ron ltENr-A small nve room cottage,
arnly 90 Mrs w, H. MALONE, corner Peach
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-09-22
STOCKTON HOTEL,
CAPE MAY, n. j,

CAPE MAY, n. j.
Tho grandcst hotel and location ON the At
iantic coast. (Thc old homo of the southern
tourist) Completely recognized. Every mod
crn convenience. Single rooms and suites with
private baths. Unobstrnctcd ocean view, de
!ighttul surroundings. Cuisine and organiza.
ton as near perfect M II IL possible to attain
Every effort will be made by the proprietor TO
furnish enjoyable entertainment for old and new
guests. Ii. NJ. CAKE, Prop.
Also Hotel Normandle. Wash, D. G.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-09-22
NYE ON SERVANTS.
'The GREAT DOMESTIC PROBLEM I'M
THE NORTH AND SOUTH.

This Leads Him to Digrcss, and He Tells
inc Sad Tale of the Missing Storeroom
Key or the Hungry Baron's Swat In tho
Darkness.
lcopyright, 1895, by Edgar W. Nye.l
"A kind friend writes from Cleveland
70 ask about the servant problem in the
south and to inquire how it compares
with conditions north and in the old
world
There are things to be said both pro
and con. Tho good servants south are
very faithful and deferential, and two
OF them will do as much as one in the
north and do it as well. Custom and
tradition demand that the housekeeper
shall retain the key to the storeroom.
My first wife is now keeping house
1or me, and so tho tongue of scandal is
on "a temporary vacation. She rarely
goes away without me, for she loves to
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-09-22

MRS E. E. DAVIS, Of. San Miguel
Cal, says: 81 am try ing in measure
to repay the manufacturers OF Chamber
iains Cough Remedy for the great good
their remedy has done mo. For years
was constant sufferer from weak
lungs and bronchial asthma. NV rest
at night was disturbed by hacking
cough, so that / felt miserable the
greater part Of the time. Msny reme-
dies recommended by friends we're
tried, none Of which proved suitable to
my case. did not experience any ben.
edcisl results until I began taking
hamberlain's Cough Remedy. After
two bottles Of the large size have been
used am pleased to state my health ia
better than it has been for years. The
soreness has left my lungs and chest
and can breathe easily. 1t has done
meso much good that I want all who
are suffering with lung troubles, as
was, TO give 1t trial" For sale BY
the Chas. Lyle Drug Company.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-09-22
Greater DeDtlln.

He-And did lie tell you he saved me
from watory grave?
She-He said he saved you from
worse place than that.-Life
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-09-22

family and then hide the key is not
agreeable to me, for 1 was reared in the
most lavish manner as child. The
latchstrlng hung out all the time We
did not even take it in Mt night, and I
have seen so uncut mince pies on the
shelves at time with nothing to pro-
tect them but copy of the New York
Trlbune-weekly edition.
Cider flowed like water in those days,
and during every month that had an R
in it You could get salt pork anywhere,
while the wealthy had it the year
round. eve had it the year round.
suppose that it would be hard to
find an older family than what ourn
was Our coat of arms was so old that
all Of the lining and one sleeve had
gone. But we had no trouble with orr
servants. During all the time 1 was at
home we made 10 change in servants.
We never had a cross word with one.
These advantages are known only to
those who have no servants.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-09-22
Insured From Danger.

IN randy, you've hearn about fellers
always gettin their pockets picked in
the city,"
Eyes, pa.
"Waal, meow, I'm going up to the
city. Jes' mako that new suit o. mino
without any pockets '---Chicago Rec
ord
Deming headlight., 1895-03-08

aaiuftd that the United states rovetns
ment would do its utmost 70 prevent
the fitting out of iilibustprlng sEpodl-
tlons % the islanl Of Cnba.
Taylor. Il Il addrd. IN the name % The
United Stairs. aau'red a,uat >. AEas-
"a Of the United nintS friendship
for Spain aud Of tho intention of the
American government 70 keep a strict
watch over nIl nllbustsrluE csnIers
IA ordor 70 prevent the Organisation Of
expeditions to Cuba and the spreading
Of the evolutionary pfopagsnda against
spain'a Sovereignty III Cuba.
Deming headlight., 1895-03-08
AFrea A DnspanAoo.



Posse of nAiiread nsn nunninr en-
Armed Nsgro.
MeeroonKng. Ala. March 1. ..-on the
Louisville aud Nashville sallroaa south
Of Montgomery for the past year several
cars have been broken into and robbed
en- fouts 10 Mobile. This was done BY
an organized hant cf negro thieves,
one Of whom. deaperado. who called
himself 'R R,iIfoad." and went heavily
armed with a Winchester aud two pls.
tolls has long been spotted.
AZ Tensas tank yesterday THE dsaper-
ado was captured by train crew, who
attempted % disarm him, but he got
away, shooting at them as hi ran. They
got guns and followed and were clero
on him whom ho boarded aouihbound
sngins, pu, bis gun 10 the engineers
head aud mado him rush By the search
Ing party. who we're afraid TO shoot fiE
fear Of killing the engineer and fireman.
lie fred upon his purauers as the train
pulled by. Whom be got nt safe dis
tanca no made the onglnoog stop hl'
train and he Jumped on aud took 70 tbs
swamp.
Tho engineer reported that ko wal
very bloody aud hal been shot ln sew
eral places. A posae is now scourinl
the woods for the draperado, who ha
Deming headlight., 1895-03-08

MKnrnis. March 7.-Elas capers. a
young imam i8 years old. who claims
Dallas. Tex. AZ bis home. was acct.
dsntally shot AMI probably fatally
wounded by Emanuel Kahn, another
young RAN. wnio engaged in target
practice here. Cnpeis has been travel
ing over the country with Harry Har.
fison. freak, who exhibits himself Ia
dime mnsenmn ne glasseaser. They
had asopped over here for few days
and were on their way north. Caporl
is said TO have a brother living IN Dal'
las.
Deming headlight., 1895-03-08

wAsuiSa o.. March IT, Manuel Al.
maaro, nccoanranl and interpreter 20
th1 Argentine legation ia thla' city WAS
arrested n the office Of the leru,loh and
loskoA np % The ftqa - of Minister ~.
ballof on charge a smbsnal.ng faooo
Of the legation AIungfo conieuea lilu
guilt. hr says he Lost large sum o.
money bs'onslne 20 the lesailen opihe
street lapl NV mp Being AFRAID Is
Deming headlight., 1895-03-08

CnAITASo oaA. Match 2. The seventh
annual c nnrenes Of the scotrh Irish Of
America will be hold nt Lexington, Va
from June 90 TO 90. inclusive The an
nouncemsnt was made here by the svc<
retary OF the society. A. q. Floyd OF this
city. NJ sh@ direction OF Robert Bonner
Of New York who IL president OF the
organization. Tho invitation 10 Lex
inv,on comes through tho faculty Of
Washington aud l. - university. witch
is tn distinctive scosch.Irsh school Of
the u lited States.
Deming headlight., 1895-03-08
EXPLOSION os Gas.
A fwo-story nriek nrslisnes wrssxsc
ID Kansas ctr.

A fwo-story nrick Htesiisncs wreexec
81 Kansas ctr.
kATBAe CRY. March 7. An oxploalon
Of gas. sati 20 bo deiibsiatsy Planned
by M iucendinFy yesterday wrecked
tho e-atofy brick dwelling OF Louis y.
Day. on Lydia avsnua aud caused the
.Isdry Of three hreaicn.
The explosion was caused b. eas.
pipo lsaiiug from tho basement being
cut, letting vas how through ;he house
which had apparently been set on lre.
soon after the isemen arrived the whola
side Of the house was blown out and lh'
remainder Of ths house shattered. John
Lynch, Clarencs McElroy and William
Mccormick were caught "a tho debris
aud all severely cut aud hralsed. bul
none will die. Tho family were absent
nt the Il 10.
Deming headlight., 1895-03-08

DUNCAN, /. r.. March 7.--Dspuly
Unised states Marshal Tom Lilly and
Luther Smith while attempting 70 ar
rest J. B. Wallace, n whisky peddler
rear Woolsey. I. H.. were hfed upon by
Wallace. The inafshais returned this
ire aud Wallace Tas shot through lhs
back ffoFn the effects Of which wound
he died few houra afierNafd.
Deming headlight., 1895-03-08

wAsHNaros, MArch Z 20 wing 1, tho
latoivss Of tue hour when ths nfws os
the demand for the recall Of thu Ainorl.
can consul general ~ II Hlvaua was 70.
cclvod IL wAs inpoisiblo 20 secure any
information "a regard 10 it here. Tho
governments blns book dated July J..
1903. gives the name u the consul gems
eral az Havana ~ Ramon .. Willianj
OF Now York. No Information on tho
subject bad reached the Spanish lsga.
ton here mp 20 a late hour last night.
Deming headlight., 1895-03-08

HULr, Eng. Misch LA h.hlng
smack brought IN the body Of Anton
Baninan. one Of the vieliins Of the Elbc
disaster. He was formerly manager or
the opora house ~ PrnRue aud had bean
engaged BY Walter Damroscho as stage
manager for the Wagnerian opera sea.
son In New York. HE wife was q na-
tive Of Callfornia.
Deming headlight., 1895-03-08

epaScrR. Ind.. March Two passen'
ges esacnrs on the Indianapolis and
v.ncsnnsa railway we're dilchei bstweei
kInreo aud Alndborn yesteFiay. 4
broken rail- was the cause q the wreck
Both coaches wers badly bsoksn and sh'
rear coach was nftorwaFd consumed b
aIe. -Four pefaona wors injured BY th'
wreck, but nono serious.
Deming headlight., 1895-03-08

confess Il he tried to make II up by
saiahling At jackson city with the lssa.
llon's money, all Of which passed.
through hia hands. ny January he had
lest n Al tqec0.
Deming headlight., 1895-03-08

MiLAk, No., March 1.-THE Locust
Vlloy coalmins wan discovered 70 be
on Gre Tuesday night and before ssslss.
nnco could b secured the flames d..
vourud Ali the buildings. onginohouaei
and ehafia. Loss. $4,000. with bul ~
lie insurance.
Deming headlight., 1895-03-08

MADRID. March 7.--ctpiain uensrel
Caleja hes demanded the recall Of 'hi
American consul general AZ Hayana.
Al cabinet council last night it wai
ngrood 10 support th- demand.
Deming headlight., 1895-03-08

WhsnlsoroN. MNoh THE Jury IN
the 4aylor.chaas libel casch after being
ont 10 minutes returned verdict Of
guilty a. charged IN the indictment, A
moslon ior nav trial was entered,
Deming headlight., 1895-03-08
snor nY nANkaoaeens.
Cashier leach Fatsliy waundsd BY Two
alsn Ia Iowa.

77T"TT TT"77T
Allen 10 Iowa.
DEs MoisRs. March 7.--cashler Leach
Of tha Rsnk Of Adsl was perhaps fatally
shot by bankrobbers AZ Adel Wednesday
morning, who escaped with m unknown
amount.
Merchant Bai,oy was also badly shot.
Dosh robbrs woro captured In the
edge Of town. One hid IA barn and
was smoked out AMI shot. TIE posse
returned to AAel With the other Their
nance are ~ known
Deming headlight., 1895-03-08

Gurnnir, o. n, March 7,J. #.
PAYNE. county attorney Of q county
was found ffonsn to death on tbs bankl
oi the washlss river nsas ATnpahot
Deming headlight., 1895-03-08
lNsuRoENTs ARa HopaFUL.


conn lent That They win Fless = Frss
FIag over cubA
NEW YonK. NJ lrch Tin the ofIics Of
Para. the organ u sha Cuban rovolns
tlonssts. the following statements has
baen flven outi
"Within four months the ~ Of ffcs
Cuba viii float over Havana. One OF
oef confidential ssvA.s c.ns 20 Nav
York on tue v silancia. H. Il here in
the interest OF sho revolution and will
return to Cuba within week.
"over 1000 men aro ready 70 take tho
field. Arms AMI ammunItiop are b-ins
sinuggled into the island evsry day.
Our compasriofs have already received
1000, 0U0 clrtfiiges
"rhs government is making vain eli
fort, 70 brlltlis she iuporlanco Of the
uprising. II "a greatly alarmed. The
troops already In Cuba are inst n iaent
70 cops with tho rsvolutlcnisfa. spain
has dispatched transports with 1900
men on board to Cuba. These are not
acclimatei. The yellow fever season
% approaching. Il viii come 70 ths
support Of our patriots. Tnoa4nda Of
these spanish invndsra will contract 10
and die. Viva CUBA ibrl r.
DIN Emilio Muragus, the Spanish
minister at Washluston, caine 20 New
York last night. lie went q the In.
pesial hosol, but declined 10 Register
aud rsfussd % hs lhIrfvIawed.- N
Deming headlight., 1895-03-08

MADnip. Msrcn Dispatches re-
ceIvcd hers from Havana report that
Cuban Hihustcrine axpediions ars be-
ing organized at Tampa, Fla, AMI ~
Cayo. Huesco.
Deming headlight., 1895-03-08
rl4E sTnKe oRoensp.

Flnssn rhausAna coaimlnsrs n shs
pitisburn Dlstriet Called Ont
Pi1aauuho, March 7.--All negotiations
between miners and owners of the Pitts.
burg dlstrict hare been declared of AMI
strike. INVOLVING from $4,000 70 n, ,uOo
men. has been ordered.
Deming headlight., 1895-03-08
FRIaMpsAIP FoR sPAIN.


Ing ths Cuban istolnslon.
MAoniD. March 7.--Furthsr pariicu-
lars "a regard 20 the visit which United
States Minister Taylor paid 70 Premier
s. Agasta Tuesday pnnsma tho Fe-
mart that shs Spanish government was
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-31


The pheasant loves bis liberty and is
not yet enough domesticatod 10 live In
she poultry yard among the other
fowls. 10 is absolutely necessary. there
fore To keep them in n small yard COW
cred by nets or else Ia on aviary.
They are very sensitive TO wind. TO
the frost and TO the rain. and on this
account the breeding places OF these
birds should Doe exposed to- the east.
but sheltered ON the north aud west
sides. The quaricr must be spacious,
covered with turf dry and divided In
TO ga many compartments as there arc
varieties Of phclgluis. and provided
with nests which should be partly saw
ccalcd by matted straw. Tor the pur-
rc'e Of procuring the Tranquility Of the
layers
IN" laying Of the pheesants u eject.
ed easily enough. but the same Is not
true OF the incubation. 10 is advisnble
TO conndc this tasl, TO hens, which pc
quit themselves Infinitely better OF this
TASK, and which tame TO q certain eN-
tent the little phCae1uts. always some
what wild. The female pheasant lays
from twenty TO twenty-five eggs. The
time Of incubation ~ twcnty-thrcc TO
twcnty-geyon days Generally not
more than seven phCnsants viii be
raised out " the entire number OF eggs
laid at ono clutch.
II is necessary. at the time Of the
laying to rodoublc the vigilance Ia re-
gard to the phoasants. to attract them
into places prepared 20 receive their
eggs. removing also the newly laid eggs
for fear Of their being broken by the
female. The eggs are placed under
small hens sitting IN separate apart
monts furnished with hay fine and dry.
The other cares concern the raising OF
the young birds. which ~ about the
same as that Of chickens
Tho newly hdtched flock should be
placed In "a special box. whore they
may De lott to the care Of the brooding
hen that has hntciod them. Having
shut up the young ones with their
adopted mother they should be fed
with ant cgp. miIlot. hard boiled cgrG
minced with pieces Of bread and let
tuco.
Some pheasant raiscrs affirm that
they obtain very good results with n
paste made Of cooked beef. pieces o.
bread, hnrd-boilod eggs nnd chickory.
all minced very fine and carefully
mixed. Other raiHorn employ boiled
rice. cheryil, chlcory. pieces Of bread.
hard-bOiled eggs. crushed hemp seed
and corn meal. and say that they find
Il very good.
When the young ones have reached
the age or fifteen days they can be al
lowed the run Of the poultry yard and
be fed on hemp seed and wheat. AZ
two months and half Of age the tail
develops, and they reach critical
point In their lives where those not
carefully tended die. Those that pass
that point safely become soon fully