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Mails BY 1851 routs via Houston, Galveston
and New Orleans, and moth via Dallas, Nc
kinney and Sherman. leave daily, Sunual
excepted, at 7 am. Arrive daily. SuuiNy*
excepted, at $40 p. m. Mail closes al %
p. N.
Mails southwes. via Bolton AID Austin
leave daily, Sundays excepted, at q. m. Ar
rive daily, Mondays excepted, aV6 y, n.
Mails ives. via 6ato sviiie pud litnil on
,oava luasdsyz aud Ftii4ys ~ q. rs. Az
yas WCl'acsda ysHut Sturdy W O p IN.
ials rnrt, wes; va Ciiuo, "Ciima wd
Slepu uyi. leave 81 SUNDAYS. lulidags an-
Cimrsd9ys az a. m Arrives Mondays
Wednesdays und Fndnys AZ 6p u.
Mails n1retoost via bill=h lrO ard tntcrua-
date rViDts leave daily, Sundays excepted, at
Z o,in, arrive daily, Monlays excepted, at
7p, 10.
Minis ioieiowash lo'Se TUESDAY asa. IN.
Arrives Ffiday ut 4 p. w.
Maila close at p. N
Oil1a h6Hfs from NJ a. m. 10 4. p. ". week
,.aye Or Sundays iram5l to 10 H. m.
acp December LIST. 1873
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There Is
Nothing which grades u merchants bug
mess more than the character of the assist
ants whom he selects to carry it on. This
reelection is the result Of visit to Colon el
Burnham's extensive establishment on Bridge
Street, where we found bright, Intelligent
young Engli@man, Mr.. Tommy Douglass, in
the services of this estimable young fellow.
Prompt, ecorgctic capable, sober ard atten-
live sGch men mase money for their en-
ploys-s, aod ultimately become rich them.
a4iyes, We have no fears that this case will
pr,vp 4u czaeptloa g. ia, ruic
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ThrouSi he m ne0se s,ocy Of liquors u
W. l5sseor Woodland. Moore Burnhan yes
terdsy, AID asking cue 4lious as usual. We
found some TIVE hundred or more barr Is on
hand, and wanted TO know / that amount
would not last for c,nsil .rlble time Col.
Burohsm answered. lh,s by banding us his
sa'e,.to)k, saying run over our sales for the
past sixty days and you can answer YOU own
quest ou." From this we saw lh.t tie stocks
on hand w1u a only Keep the hou-e running a
short time. This very polite gen, then
hand us a Gi"patch received but a few
minute before, from his partners at Spring
field, Tennessee, w: Dated Springfield,
March 4th received at Waco 9th, at ESQ a! m,
To Tuod,rd, Moore & Blrnham, Shipped one
hundred barrels XXXX to-day, via ST. Lonis.' Is
There is no mistake but the success of hi.
firm beats anything of he kind ever before
started in this county, aud shows conclusive
ly, whit eau h done IN dsa Ing | no hing but
what is pure-lt is only question of time a.
to the success Of this'hrm. Til k of it, they
yer so b ,rrel of XXXX that has filled
to give tsfac ion, aud always found as req,
resented. and our people are fast finding on,
the iact that ihey eau rely,implietly on any
thing Col. Burnham tells thqm--hence III,
congtant AID rapid Increase Of their business
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i. w. LEVINE & BRO.

Have just opened one OF the incest stocks
OF Gents Clothing ever brought TO Waco. 1T
comprises all the novelties of the season, such
as fine Dress Cloth Goats, Doeskin Pants ana
Nest'. French Diagonals, Scotch Cassimeres,
English Millions. The latest in white Vests
tnd their Spring Pauts are of the finest pat.
terms and styles Hats, Ties, Scarls, Bows and
Kid Gloves in the greatest variety.
Their Dry Goods Depot is being daily in
creased by new arrivals OF Calicoes, Brown
and Bleached Domestic, Checks, Drilling
Sheeting. &c. Ladies and Misses Shoes IL
great variety, Linens, Lawns. Muslins, &C., sc
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The FLOATING BANNER.

The excitement is quito great on Austin
Avetus; " so, IL h1uid he. Cor s Lyons
Cohn whore ave banner Rlats, have already
9omm~rced rect1rg lh,ir largo Spring
S'"k. | yon ASK io' Linen Linen Lawn
Ma n~ools. Cross-harred Muslin. Domestic
Goods of all kiuds, Ladies' Collar Set, Kid
Gloves, AMI many other new Sprine Goods,
they have ihem--ar d so chosp at that
Ladies Kid Gloves at IS cents rair,
would look as ii il was less than cost. but
That is all they will ask fof them. Just Try
them, Indies.
Country merchants will nad splendid
stock to reject flom, and whel the bin is
made out hayel'ls Of money left
Now, if ony person in iowa or in the coun-
Try, does pot believe it, lot thom 90 70 s.
lyol g \ Cdhn, on austin Avenue, whers the
4 70 hangs, and see for themselves
These men luv2 20 chow aud pric5 you
gooos, and prom AZ strict satisfaction
mari ~
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TtIn ORDERs.


WACO 1opGr, No 4, KNIGHTS OF PfIniAs'
meets ever> Wednesday eveninGi IN oda rel
lows' Hall Saiourning knights coraiely m
vited. iNo P Mo'N's' " y
WILL LaiaERr Is. Of z. ana s.
waco LONGS. 30. 10. l. Q. Q. T., meets
every Mondsy evening ~ ouu FELLOWS
nan CORNER Bridge aud second Street.
Ian IL l.. GuFfEy, n, q.
A q. TRApEwFLL. Rec. Secretary. ,el
w,oo ExcAMpMBST, No. "a, ]. 90. f.,
m aots second and fourth Tuesday evoninge
eartrmorth in otd-feiiows' halt.
1. il. GoLDsrBN, Scribe.
]. II. GuRLrY LoDdE, No. 337, A. F. &
A. NJ, meets in Masonic Hall, on Saturday
after,s the full moon in each month
W. II. WILKES, w. NJ.
E.P. MASSEY, Secretary.
.w&co TupGE, No. 92,rF. A. Z A. NJ, meets
on Saturday before the full moon in
each month SIMON b. 1RIcE, w A.
L. "A, HiGHTownER, Secretary.
EUREKA LODGE No III, ]. o. B, D. mcois
second and fourth Sunday in each month 1T
Old Fellows Hall. S. WOLF,
President.
L. II. GoLpsrLiY. Secretary.
Waco CoMMAHDERY, no 10, KNIGHT TIN
pLARs, MEETS first Friday night in each month
I'll D. Il, GuRLEY, Il. Q.
Il. p MASSEY Il cordsr.
WACO CHAPTER, No. 45, nisets second Fri
day night imeach month.
Y FRANK RIcEY, II p.
II. P. MASSEY, soeY.
REnEKAH LODGE, l. o. o. f.. No. lG, meets
the first Tuesday ofeach month, at II o'clock
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IuoKsrFs niSrnnsR--IrviNa WIS

LuoKs1T's MISUNDERSTANDING WIr>
NtssEs
BLUE RlDuE, Falls County Texas, |
August l5, 1873.
iii. s. NJ. LacklnEa:
DEAN Sill have Been soroly aiiiiosed with
rheumatism tor several years, SO much 80
that at tines have not boen able TO
walk without tho greatest pain for two
and three months together. have tried ov-
ory remedy, and been attended on by several
yood physiciahs, but has, never experienced
any relief un4l 1 was induced TO try Z" Luck
ett's Liniment" After using three bottles
nnd myself entirely well, and ! eheeriully
give this to The public, hoping that others
may see this and priit by my experience, and
speedily seek relief in this truly wonderful
medicine. j. w. ROBEETSON.
My postoiiice is Bremond, Robertson coun
ty, Texas.
Depot for the State, with ]. N. RiSeire,
Agent, Waco, Texas.
aug2sDAWtf
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By EdsrT. V. Casze7 late Of Memphis.
Tsnn., at Bichsy Hal, on sunday next Mt Ii
o'clock, a. m, snd At y. Elder c. is re-
sar3ed as ono Of t5e oclest preachers Of the
Christian Carrch in the Soath. Tie public
are in7iiea 10 attend. ti,y papers phase
cory.
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stolen.
On or about the 10Th of February, from
my place Eear Waco, one light Day horse ~
years old, about 10 hands high, branded \
on tho left shoulder. a liberal reward will
be paid for his return to me, or for iniorma-
ton that will lead to his recovery.
marld &wlm X. B. WILSON.
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LIST OF GIFTS.
E'rice OrTic,Sets.

Whole tickets $50; Halves $751; Tsnths,
or each coupon, So, Eleven whole tickets
$500; 225 tickets $1,000; 10 whole tickets
5000; 237 whole tiekts $4,000. No dis
unt on less than $500 wsrth OF tickets
The Fourth Git Concert will be conducted 10
all IespecGs. hke tho thrOo which have nj
ready been given, ana full particulars maybe
canned lror circulars, which will be sent Tree
from this Office 10 all WHO apply Tor then.
Orders for tickets Gud applications far
ugencies will be attended TO IN he orlef they
arc ecelyed, aud it /, hoped lhat thsy will be
sent ia promptly thar thers may be 30 dlsap
p2luMqntor dalay in Llius at, Lijerll
leruA given 70 rhis' wae ms 20 sell asa'n.
Al, Vg nls are pereisp. orly leoprsd t. seulc
lp thelr accounts aud rvurH all uu-
soii ,icl.eIs oy tn goth OF Mach.
THO. u. BRAMLIITG,
Agent plolic Library, Kentucky. aud Gan-
ager Gilt Concert, Pablo Library Building
Louisville Ky, d-ci fD'aw w taoysl
SEILLBURN WAGON,
In Esst wsco, FOR .als at fas'oy pTsoa, viii
] J. c. JOURNEY,
! deesiolwwsm witb Kahrn, I,o4R $50.
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Nr, Juan 0ruz, OF New Mexico, writos:
rhre, OF Iay children had whooping Cous
vryseversy, and were entirely cured ~
few doses OF Or. Gilmaus C,bosh and Tar
TRY it. Sold by Or j. e, Sears.
febl9DSW7w
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Mn. Gi.o. ". uEwErr, cistorn Builder
Waco:
engaged your services ia building clstafns or
inrepaing c'sterns built by others, that proved
defective, take pleasure in bearing witness TO
the superiority Of your work, and in recon-
mendng you to the public as giving entire
satisfaction in that line.
FLINT CHAMBERLAIN,
Bankers
GEO. W. JACKSON, Banker,
O. j. Downs,
J. W. SPnGHT,
). w. MAYs 81 Co.,
JEM CHAxBEEs,
J. W, Downs.
Waco, Feb. .p2 D&wl
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Race
VIII be nun over tie East Waco cou's.
on Tuesday lex. VIII be run three Inn,
Died yards for two hundred dollars a side, be.
.tweps John \. Grai's bay horse Starch,
aud john x lsoe " Blud Dlclln Good spor!
anticipated.
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1.-THE SPRING
Tine has come, gentle Annie" and, by
the way, 1t is tn very time to call at jackson
& Knights Gallery for plc,ures of every de-
scTipton.
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Ono hundred irulgists and dealers testify
that Dr. Hilmau's Co osh and Tar is the most
saoablo a popular cough medicine in the
market. We have the names. For sale by
J. L. Sears, Druggist, Waco, Texas
t11oT1e W. o.,
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Col. y. c. Upshaw,

o. lldlsooro, called TO ray his respects
yesterday, The colopel is oae of 'he leading
lawyers OF that county, and a gentlemen en-
larged and liDt raj in his views We are AL
ways glld 10 welcome our neIghbors fion
the surrounding country and towns
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,Yoman,. wes.lyn. Advl.tr.

A neat aid well written book, spec ally for
the use Of females, wing causes, symptoms,
and treatment OF all oruiuary diseases ailic'-
ing the female sex. Tho only look OF the
kind written, Price only 20 cents, Adde'S
as above febldSw4m
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One or two doses Of & hosn md Tar, taken
before going to bed at night, W u entirely r..
ii We the troublesome symp oms attending
coughs and Coils, procure good sleep, trom
which the patient viii awake refreshed and
with good appetite, Sold by j. +. Sears,
febl9D&W7w
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MA. Foote, tr.
The agent Of The Swiss B1ll Ringers,
paid us visit yesterday. He assures us that
the combination is fully up to it's old stand.
arr, and has added many more features o
great interest
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On Next Wednesday

'. There wlll be IN election to determine
whet. er the hogs shall run at large ia ths eiIy
Of Waco Sad election viii be he in West
Wapo at Tire Mayors Office, III East Wac, al
,he office q Jastice Dyer.
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Was clear end warm, and our streets
were crowded with flrmers and traders,
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.IUST RECEIvRD
large qum'ity OF Yam aud Spanish pc.
'atoes. at Moore & Sturgis', on Bridge street
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D. YOU WISH

Do lOU NIsl
10 advert q, our bushes nr soni vows
OF your d velliass, business h3laes. aF city OF
Waco to your irisuos? IL 80, loaye your
orders at jackson IS Bsight's Gallery. They
guarantee satisfaction.
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on Aas,in Avonue were equally as pan
gen, yosttriay as at ~! time dining no
season
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Was tpleribly brisk in Waco ycster.
day for this season.
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w. u. wilcc-,

W. ~. WiiGc',
From Hll corny, charged with
forgery, was before his Honor, Judge
Bantor, on a writ OF habcds corpus. VIII
be able to give ful; particulars tomorrow.
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Mr.. FOrscar,i,

Mr.. FOrssard,
On Bridge street, has millet seed for
sale at SO 50 per bushel.
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The IIISh WlhNS
Are playing havoc Vi h hose beautiful
mora ric.uro3ol No &C e,t Eastern tu'-
letin boatds
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MONEY TO LOAN
On first class security on real estate. APP
ply tn me at Flint & 0hamberlain's 0fioe.
IL. r. THOMAS.
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Tho io'iOvuS nameu parues keep Comai
che Bitlls on hand at manufacturers prices
+ y Sears, Druggist, Waco.
! N REVERE, " "
Womack It Telet', Druggists, Waco.
Eastland q Co.,
y NJ Anderson, Grooor,
Marshall 4 Early
O Motz,
Freidberg Leppol, Liquor Dealers
Dr. L Cornish, Druggist East Wees.
W l. Turner h Co.. Grocers, 4"
King bury & Frazier,
NJ. MYera,
G. Y. Curtis, Waco, Texas
T. .. OwfSs,
sole Proprietor and Ma u'aciuror,
. sepl2SD&Wlf Waco. Texas.
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NIr.. GRCNDY SAYS,

MRs. GRCNDY SAYS,
That sozodont eclipses oil other prbpara.
lions Of the teeth aud gums. Anc what Mrs.
@. says is reiterated most emphatically by
ninoty.nine one.hundfcaths. OF the beauty aud
fashion Of ths land.
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Thompson's Varieties,

Thompson's Varieties,
Being the excitement of the day
Burgheim Bros, propose to sell import
ed and domestic cigars, pipes and chewing
and smoking TOBACCO, at reduced figures
for soothing purposes,
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Masonic.

The following members compose com
mittee 10 visit the sick &c j. ii. Gurley Lodge
No. 3sT, during the month Of January /.
A. Alexander, b. Alexander, T. G. Alexander,
j. w. Brooss and A. Ba-nech. BY Order.
If u. p MASSEY, seely.
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The smiles of the ladies', who are pur-
chasing their spring styles from
s. LYoNs & CoHS,
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PHlLiP W ERLRIN's

&c. 80 and 30, B4ronne 'rne', New Orleans is
ne o'dest and sleest music huse South
one NUM- Gu ano my p. mos ana organs IN
anI,"snsi '",Sp's'ss n,i mass Shu grhu,s !,
w n,,,lI, ,,,,. eS1 3D., VI" az ~" p ,aes
S,rng sr3 wind !, s,rnmen.s pNt,nmh'r
Phi,ip Werlein. 1880, Bnronne strset Nv
Orleape. w
- f.--'-
FRED, ASLING
pur, Al lIn,ors of all kinds and ic Won do not
6s>;-ye Ills Fred. SAYS con- and try them
He also se,s a trst class lunch. daily. from no
a IN TO lam. Cali. o,f
"
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The currency ..-aa
Question is the local topic Of inter
est with merchants just nov. Weundtr
tteal the deposition Is verY gs9std
sratfg orr buFine9s u,yh 10 epmt g q
currency hasis. We believe the measure
woald greatly canduce TO the general
good Of our City and section OF c2pqlry,
.-A'---.-a ----------
WHERE
Oan all these f,,lly goods be found
At tho northeast corner OF square, Waco
Texas.
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SUMMER DRINKS
For mvaIids Imported BRENNAN |, g,r
Inn or ed Scp'ch Ala, tmportsd Dublin
Porlyr Fua ,ppply Just received by
MARSHALL 4 EARLY,
Third s., Corner franklin.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF Marks 1T
WACO.
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REDEKAH LODGE, |. o. o. f., No. lG, meets
the first Tuesday ofeach month at II o'clock
]. n. WILLIS, n. G..
j. W. GoILEDGE, Sec'y.
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L. Il. eolpsrlr Scribe.
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Sold ia Waco by J Fiyieie. II. i. George
" holesale agonl los 4 xss.
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NoTICE,

The City Msrket, on the Spare,
m-I4l2w The old Rlchey Market
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> a q q Il = -. a = 9 q e II ID
i FULL DRAWING CERTAIN
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-04-18
Gatherings by the Wayside.

a tree was cUt down at Es1uimalt recent
~ that made ~ cords of wood.
The patent Office has Just reported favorably
on three new kinds ofcork-screws,
There are said to be fifty women practiciue
medicine in New York and BROOKLYN.
There are 45 Oranges i'm Washington Terri
tory 70 OF which are east ofthe mountains.
n girl Of fourteen in BROOKLYN. Ia., has
sued boy of sixteen for breach of promise
in marriage.
The Alaska Commercial company have
sold 10000 sealskins in London at the aver
age of So so piece.
Silver City husbands are organizing n So
ciety to pray the dreSsnakcrs and millinery
shops out the country.
Mr.. Bergls allies in Providence have be-
gun the instruction of children in the WAYS
of Kindness to animals. Prizes are given for
the best anti-cruclty compositions.
band of Ohio women gathered in front of
lawyers office by mistake and PRAYED and
sang hall an hour before they learned that
they had been throwing away time. Ii is
calculated their prayers wouldn't have had
any effect under eighteen months.
Mr. n. p. Langford, Superintendent of the
National Park, i'll communication to Sec
rotary DcanO. states that 81 900 600 will be re-
CURED to- render the Park accessible, preserve
it from spoliation, and complete the survey
OF its boundaries. An appropriation of $50,
900 is asked to commence the work in hand
the present year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-04-18

From STIKENE.-The Victoria Stand
ard, of a late date contains tho follow
ing items of interest which were brought
down to Fort Wrangel by the messon-
ger, Sylvester:
There is nothing new to noto. The
weather was extremely cold and it is
impossible to prospect.
The opinion formed of the country by
the miners in general, is favorable
There is no doubt whatever, of the
richness of the mines rs reported after
last years prospect, but one years fur
Their prospecting is necessary. Found
$50 men in the mines and met 800 on
the way, bound in.
Supplies in the mines are quite linn
tied. Prices are as follows: Flour, 10
cents; bacon, 81; sugar, 81; tea, 50 so
tobacco, So per pound.
I met on the way in to the mines
and within so miles of their destina,
ton, Lear's Russians, p in number
carrying on sleds 800 pounds each
ann will probably deliver 200 pounds
each at the mines.
At the Hudson's Bay post, met Far.
ron's men, nine in number, carrying
300 pounds each, having cached the
the balance of their goods.
Navigation for stern wheelers will
probably open about the Goth or 25th Of
this month.
The stock of provisions at present al
the mines, will not last the men now
there more than six weeks.
The Stikene river is expected to be
navigable by April Goth, and until 0
trail is made, packing will be worth
from 80 to 60 cents per pound from
Bucks Bar to Dease Lake.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-04-18

1--WE understand that McElroy has failed
to secure his usual number of "plumpers'
for the election next Monday, notwithstand-
ing his industrious efforts.--COWier 4th inst.
The result of the election in the Sec
ond Ward on the succeeding Monday
shows that Mr.. McElroy received about
as many "plumpers'' as two OF the
owners of the Courier received OF an
election held last March, only the
"plumpers" were of different shape
and color.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-04-18

The iron rail, with fair traffic is esti-
timatod to last ten years, and n we'll
constructed and properly maintained
hardwood rail five years with small
traffic and light engines, running at a
speed OF about twelve miles per hour.
IN comparing the advantages of an
iron track with wooden one, on a
railway for use in opening up new
district where the traffic is SO light as to
warrant the belief that the iron rails
would stand fifteen years without re-
newal, and allowing IN. three years for
the service of wooden rails, the estimate
is as follows;
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-04-18

School D1sCrPLINE.--The following
communication from Mr.. Kaye needs no
explanation. We believe that severe
measures are sometimes necessary to
secure proper respect in the school
room, and that such course was abso-
lutely demanded when Mr.. Kaye took
charge of the Olympia school, no one
who is familiar with the circumstances
will dispute:
EDITOR Standard: The remarks of
"Obsorver' in the Echo, upon the case
of the boy Dobrin, are sensational, ma
licious and untrue. The following are
the real facts: All other means having
failed to put stop to that boys porsis-
tency in laughing and whispering,
called him up and asked him to hold
out his hand. This he fatty refused to
do, and in consequence received, with
very small switch, about two feet long
and certainly not more than quarter
of an inch in diameter, a whipping,
which deny was unnecessarily severe,
or administered under the slightest in
fuence of passion, but which was on
the other hand, richly deserved. This
small switch "Observer" sees fit to sig
nifty as heavy raw-hide club" If
he had any regard for truth, he would
have heard both sides, before reckless
ly using such senseless terms Us appear
in his communication to the Echo.
am aware that previous to my I'M
dertaking charge of the school, q num-
Der Of boys of a certain class, were al
lowed a latitude and liberty they have
not since enjoyed, and because have
done much towards breaking up some
of their mischievous pranks and con-
spiracies, l am, of course, an object of
dislike to them. can only say that if
a return to the good old system of mis-
rule and disorder is desired, some other
teacher must be secured, for insubor-
dination and mob-law, never were, and
never shall be, tolerated in any school
under my charge. JAMES KAYE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-04-18
Hap The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher

B@ The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
makes this sensible reply in the Chris
tan Union to the query as to whether it
was wicked to dance; cit is wicked
when it is wicked, and not wicked when
it is not wicked. In itself it has no
more moral character than walking,
wrestling or rowing. Bad company,
untimely hours, evil dances, may make
the exercises evil; good company,
wholesome hours, and home influences,
may make it very great benefit"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-04-18

A SUaaEsT1os.-The Olympia people
have put upon the Olympia-Tenino
Railroad q grading force of between
forty and fifty men, and are supplying
them at q great daily cost. VIII not
some of the country people contribute
to the work by sending to the camp
vegetables, poultry, eggs, butter. milk.
a sheep, or pig, etc., etc. ? Stock will
be paid for all supplies thus furnished.