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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-23

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~ y-&rs. Nearly AL "a thu ~anny si,ie
of ih- hS-Fital ry-cover. he rrpli-a. .-Hhise
many os the shady side linzrr a.oag mi
gsngreBe sc,s ia, when death o.,sn.-. to
their relief" A similar fact Is true uni
veysally.
We make some practical suggestions:
!. Get sun-bsths as often n possible,
sick or we'll.
=. Let the living -rooms and sleeping
rooms Of the house lie ON the sunny side.
We add sleeping-rooms, though we Use
them in the DARK, for the sunshine acts a.
disinfcctant besides giving AN invigor-
ating power to the air that fills them.
3. Don't shut out the sunshine because
it fades choice carpet. A new one now
and then won't cost as much rs doctors
bills-to say nothing about loss in bust
ness and by death.
a. Take the sunny side of the street
except in sultry weather) in going back
and forth to business.
D. Let mothers see that their babies
get double portion of sunshine, and
make sure that their nursery maids, when
drawing them out in their carriages, don't
take the shady side of the street for their
own special comfort.
q. Be sure that the sick have a room
which the sun enters daily.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-23

A SERVANTS TEsTIMONY.-Night after
night l sit alone in the kitchen, within
hearing Of the merriment which goes on
in the parlor, hut in which l have no
share. Not that l mind that so much
but my mistress, especially on Sundays,
interferes with my privileges. To see
the number Of errands she makes to the
kitchen, more than in all the rest of the
two weeks put together, beside the num-
Der of times she rings me up for tritles,
and then to hear her lectures on economy.
"Jane, you must not waste so much gas
in the kitchen" "Jane, you have too
much company the butter and the tea do
not last as long as they ought to-" Don't
you think poor servant girl feels the
CALLING yoke that the iron hand of caste
puts upon the kitchen and the stablel In.
deed, sir, they do feel it, and assure you
that the yoke is not easy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-23

To MAKE FINE PANCAKES, FRIED
WITHOUT BUTTER OR LARD.-Take pint
OF cream and six new-laid eggs; beal
them we'll together; put in quarter of a
pound of sugar and one nutmeg or a lit.
tie beaten mace--which you please, and
| SO much Is will thicken--almost Is much
as ordinary pancake flour batter; your
pan must he heated reasonably hot, and
wiped with clean cloth; this done, spread
your batter thin over it, and fry.
To Cook DRIED BEEF.-Cut the Beet
in thin slices, place it in the spider and
pour hot water on it, thicken with little
flour and water stirred smoothly in.
Then season with butter, salt and pepper,
boil about five minutes, aud while boil
ing break in one or two eggs and stir all
together. Halve and butter some warm
biscuit, place in deep dish and pour the
mixture upon them. 1t is very nice in.
deed.
| STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE.-Makeg good,
rich biscuit dough, divide into two por-
tons, roll out to fit your tins, and place
one on top the other. When baked pass q
knife between the cakes to separate them
butter the lower half aud spread on the
berries, which should be ready mashed
and sweetened; put on the other cake,
sprinkle sugar over it, and place in the
oven few minutes.
| CRAZY BIsCUIT.--Three pints of milk,
i've teaspoonfuls Of yeast, one teaspoon
ful of salt; boil the milk, and then cool,
stir In flour, making it little thicker
than pancake batter; add the salt, and
when lukewarm put in the yeast. In the
morning add one egg, half cupful sugar,
one teaspoonful saleratus, mix, and let
stand to rise; when light, make into bis
cults; let raise again, and bake in a me-
dunn oven.
FURNITURE OIL.-Put into q lar one
pint If linseed oil, into which stir one
ounce Of powdered rose pink, and one
ounce Of alkanet root, beaten in a NOR
tar; set the jar in warm place for few
days. when the oil may he poured oil. and
sill be excellent for daIkeniag new ma
hogany.
LrSES-A Tablespoonful Of black pep
p~r pat in the nrst water in which gray
and ssf lisens are washed will keep them
from >Pssiisg- u will also gsn-r.lly
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-23

La Industrious. M matter In wkxi
sphere y"a move. 80 whsi sour cAlling
IL Dies MT rtYEIrr Argument q PGSse t.
siiltiE. There is A. mach difF,reuoe be-
i~een industry aud iilenc-s a. there is
between ligh. and darkness. or between
hvney and vinegar. Industry leads on 10
labor and labor 10 wealth: wherea. idle
ness giides into lakiness. and il create,
want and misery. The slucgard lies abed
in the morning, whilst his industrious
neighbor is up by times plying his hands
and thoughts on something useful aud
ornamental, and is constantly on the
lookout for some lucrative or honorable
object. lie soon attracts the attention of
respectable persons, and should there be
anything to be done, every one knows
the individual who could or would do it.
BY his industry he has become easy in
his circumstances and is growing rich,
and is always cheerful, pleasant and
obliging.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-23

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-23

THE Russian government may be, and
certainly is, bad; but, taken at its worst,
it is still vastly preferable to that of the
Turks. 1t is a despotism, but Moslem
rule is anarchy, outrage and spoliation.
There is an attempt at regular law in
Russia; courts and judges and advocates
attend to the administration of Justice
Nothing of the kind is known in Turkey
A corrupt cadi-who is bribed openly,
and VIGOROUSLY, is the only faint shadow
Of Judiciary. Taxes are levied in Rus.
STA As they are in civilized countries. In
Turkey the gOvernmtn Mt is supported by
extortion and spolistion, which pluck.
every sign of wealth from the prcdacer
and gives il 10 the governing Glasses
There 10 chzoee for progress in Russia,
sd the peof'l~ are @siE2aclax every year.
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c1ann'. fuzzy wsEla- The ksran chain.
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-27

The accommodation cor the press''
have not yet appeared on the horizon.
Prof. llaHreHeS's banj dIscJuTses
tine masic at intervals from The music
stand.
The police systera ON the grounds is
admirable, under the direction OF Mar.
shai Morton.
Tbs traditional riding flying horses
aiid wheel ei fortHre ass Oh L.ud -
large a. life.
Booth. the pool seller, should enlarge
his wagon, OF fire out some OF those
hsngers-on Ia that vebicie.
The grounds yesterday =! peared like
al inmense carpenter shop, the sound
OF the halnnier being heard Gu every
side.
The space surrounding the main hall
is dotted over with psvilions OF sll
kinds for the sale Of different edibles,
rtc.
hessrs. Cook d Co, of Kentucky,
have Il large pea Of fine berkshire
pigs, of ALMOST ali s.zes aud ages on ex-
hibnion.
Secretary Hereford ana his ASSISTANTS
were quite lusy yesterday, classify ing
the different entries and articles for
exhibition
OBeDf the main features OF TODAY
Siii be the Trap shooting al glass balls,
which Is exciting niuua interest among
our sportsmen.
Directly j.. T ont OF the graud stand
snd in the rear oi the judges stand, 4
ring has been fenee,i in for the eAhibit
OF al kinds OF stock.
The average price of passs 90 to and
irom the iHir gsOunds is twenty. i've
cents, although s0a4e venicles charge
only fifteen cent.
Several car loads of horses and eat
tie that arrived quite late in the AFTER
noon Lad not beeH uilioaded when our
reporter ief5 the fair gE6aBds.
We 10 not wlsh 10 ind fault, hu,
really soine one oag;lt to te at TIE gale
10 see 20 ths wants of those who bring
stock Of various Kinds, and tell .beu.
where to 60.
A good system, aud one tnat pre-.
Yeats disoFder anu collisions, ht- t.een
inaugura'ed in regard 10 sil s,h.,is-
They enter at the :''.ia gate sud e=il
at eide gale. Pais system is siris.. /,
adhered 10.
The formal Opening OF the grouads
was not declared Till near tVo O'Clock
Deputy Sheriff Spencer aud posse
though, had no trouble in collecting
Every oody war provided with a tickei
or '.sqliaulentu
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-27
One of Autumn's Most Delight
ful Days Greets the
Opening.
The Rush and Hurry OF a Ihroag OF
Incoming Goods ard Exhibitors
Postpone tie Formal 0sch-
ing tnIll To-Day.
The Races the Feature of the Day one
Hundred Racers. Troiiers and Rack
ers on the efaunds-horses aad
Blood Stock stu En- aoste.
Ane Heehsnfesi bssrisy Esse Best In
ise state-The ssia BUILDING 9. zzfait.-
lure Nsria OF siae snaasIrtaf Ais

Ane Mechanical Display ssse BEST In
tse essate-Ihe Ssia BuiEffis.S 8. zzfais-
lure ~aria OF she snaassriai Arts.
Yesterday IL seemed as if the very
elements had joipet baIsis all making
the opening OF TIE fair a success. The
rains nf The past few days, " hiis il &c.
TERED merchants and exhibitors from
sending IN their goods Issl week, hss
been most beneficial in LAYING the
dust a;id clearing oti the atmosphere.
The tracks as yeS are not la g,Aod con
clifton, the inner OF trottiug track be-
ing too heavy 10 be used, hut the su.
periDtendent had the main track in
t"ierable fair state, and crediiabie
Tune was made ia the raees, every
thing considered. The opening, tak-
Ing everything ia consideration, was q
satisfactory one, the attendance being
very fair for the first day, ana the
sport Interesting.
The grounds, under the influence OF
the bright balmy sun, rapidly dried,
sud by this morning the track viii be
al that could be wished for. The pros
peet for successful fair and numerous
attendance is most encouraging. The
visitors In the afternoon Increased ia
numbers. Judging by yesterday, the
attendance viii rapidly increase, and
10 doaot, thrt uguout tie week, The
attendance viii aveIsge three thousand
per day.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-27

One of the most Interesting eoilee-
tions On the grounds, especially e. tie
fsrnlef-, is The cattle show. - Yet
there are bat Hoitsi number, hut
irtters have been received by the Sec
reisry from prominent breeders : ito
have siguiiisi their intention of = ue
present wl,h their heTi- ani rr- 90
route
Go.ahie among these animals g. thl
famous Hereford breed, oWue,i b ar.
". PoSeii, consisting Of ngeea sp!en
d;I 5 .gBg bulls. which are vcrg Gn-
specime;.s, fanging from four months
70 rwS yea.s, in age. Tais class %
is'i is have proved Ghe breeders a. heel
estif IN Colorado and also IN Tezas.
Tas lead Of the herd j. the uisguliet nj
t~s gear old bull, sired by import -l
Challenger. NJ. s4s2, Epg!ish Herd
Box. This bull, 3; four years Of sgc,
" ighsd s6s5 pounds
-. T. Cock q 10, have a fiEe lot %.
Kentucky short horns, from Ise sis.
gr--- region, consisting 81 twelve tai.
aud six hsifers, Egus ranging ira1
tlree = ,lgeive months Thi- siock !,
( 10 good tfil-.. and are prrfrc, heaaiIc,
+ IA tie e'sy % caitie fesh. Mss-rs
CssoS g. co. ai-o have - fine lot O.
-outh.ioSn sheep and fac BsfEshia,
piE-.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-27
GIGANTIC sWIsDLg
Is tbe Term Applied TO Confused
account of the Operations OF
Gang OF Texas Land Sharks.
Sixteen cosrthoases Burned TO Destroy
Evidences of Guilt Sixty Members
Of the Ring Arrested Head cea-
ters En- Route For sustin.

/ KANSAS CRY, October IA gigan.
tie "a indle was brought TO light yes
'eiday BY the arrest of j. II. Ham, Ed.
ward L. Stevens and George w. Nil.
Ter, on requisition of Governor Hut
bR.d, OF Texas, charged with forging
land titles and issuing fraudulent deeds
ior large tracts Of land III Texas. The
scheme of fraud was ofganlzed by Ham
and another person named Thomas
ruilfs, OF Austin, Texas. Ham lives
here, and through his persuasion, Ste
Fens and Miller weie brought Into the
plot Stevens, WHO is lawyer aud
The son OF Judge Stevens, OF this city,
: believed 70 have gone into the oper-
alton ihnecently At first, 10y purchase
ing fourteen Thousand acres OF Texas
ands from Ham, hat subsequently, be-
coming fascinated iy tie oppor-
-anisies offered for making money
fapidly, senterei freely i:sto a
s@indliag conspiracy, and was known
N Texas Is Kansas City law
yer. In order to better secure the sue.
eess OF their piaus, Ham and bis cou-
tederates caused 10 be made duplicate
copies OF notasiai shd other seals and
procured specimens of signatures of
numerous state officials of Texas.
fhey also caused to be printed blank
fornis and exact copies of deeds neees-
sary Tor Their transactions ALI titles
and patents used by them aud repre-.
sentinS either the general govern
meDt or that Of the State of Texas,
were forged. An iufneilse amount of
land has been conveyed by them uu-
der many different slI,is To many diff
feTent persons. About a year ago, the
attention OF Governor Hubbard was
called To the matter, and on looking
into it, he Wac satisfied that q mou-
strous swinale had been perpetrated,
involving the Interests of both the
Stale or Texas aud the United
States. The authorities at Washington
we're Notified OF the facts discovered.
and special agent Foster was sent out
here, where he obtained eiues to the
authors Of the s~indie, which have
been closely followed, resulting in the
arrest of sixty persons simultaneously,
ia various parts of the country, who
bslong 10 the gang. Not less than six.
.eeR courthouses have hseu set ON fire
aud burned during the past year to de-
stroy evidences that could have been
eronght against the eonspirators. Ham
Stevens and Miller left for Texas yes-
tarday, in the custody of officers from
that state.
ST. LOUIS, October 23.-The Kansas
City Times, in its account Of the Texas
land swiHdle, says one of The largest
banking houses ia Austin, Texas, two
Chicago bankers, and two real estate
dealers ia Indianapolis and others IN
Cincinnati, Cleveland and pittsburg
are 10 be or haye been arrested for be-
ing connected with the fraud. 1t also
says there has been we'll organized
system of forgery in full practice in
this western country for the past eight
or ten years.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-27
AgrfeallurA, ana Farm aaen,aery.


On the ou-side. and to the Left OF tie
gale, Is the space occupied 10y oxhitii-
ors % stationary and portzble engines
wages, piows. harges,ers aud al
kinds Of fatin machinery. The roomy
space Is slmost entirely taken up, ana
the machinery men are trying them
selyes, and we venture the assertion
that TIE exposition in this line viii
sur3-ass anything ever seen in Texas.
Among those VINO are already on the
groun.'s, are G. ;. Mitchell d Co.'S
farm aud mit machinery depot, with
four portable aud ono upright STALLION
ary engines. aud in The rear large
wooden huildiug Is in the course u
erection which will be competed 10
day. Il. i. Avery * Co.. the famous
piow meu have .showy psgodA aud
platform IN front, which is hlle5 with
different patterns OF Piows. Il y.
romPkius & Co, are busy giyiug the
fnishiug touches TO their platform aud
pavilion, aud their display Is an cxten-
sive enc.
The Kansas wagon company has TIE
beautiful premium wagon that look
the Centennial premium, on exhi6,iiou
on their platform.
@, ?. Rowzes 4 Co's mbined riding
aud walking eui.ivA;ofs, Bartlett, Par
Ger & Co, with the Shutler wagon an d
Hughes piow, the world-renowaed
Mccormick harvester and binder aud
prize mower, together with various
other. displays OF this kind all go 10
make up Au exhibition which is oue u
the most complete OF the kind that wa
/ ever seen ia northern Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-27

The s,aelss oa abe ~zsi s-ls ~ -
grnan'is, we're Al o.i--f az .a--sr.s 4.
The Lovers of hofse azsh. azl s-a-r
Sisii"rs i'lsIsss--i tks e.s,-.ae -..1-.-.
tiiEf Nere g. thg Stalls. rr- -
noH on ihs Esaaud- nrnltsr a1.s-- -.--
a'an'.rsd. equally aieales. l.--ar.u
ir'',ierz zEd rzs-r~. siii. a -e..l a.
ing 81 ss1dls stacE. -rvtr.l -sa..
arrived ye-iesaay ffssa k.rs.s aa.l
Iowa arr a.tiieE f.aius. Tas-e In sz--
noStion Mia. toe Aan-zs 49, 81 tf.s
grouUd-. gasrani-e a are =zh- 49,
IA to;h ihe fGlsu ard .g-td r.rr-l
Among the TIiucigsi slaatsa ras .
the groBiiss .rc ula-r 81 -. -rraa.-.
composed O. the Wrii kE14a lu-.rs-..
Conaeiia, GsoFze c.iaiu-. Csur.s
Bsy yisnl, fred is.ce -, lie rcuT pa.
Baiet.rlof's racet &, araoag -ta- t-
hsls, G-iiir. tafi,- er--1 ar.l 1. Cd.
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hea.l-. - .he V,f-r=a d arE asar-s. a.
cpsRfsLy rith il.sh- saarklrs. r..-
dc; - aua HliA A8setL W1 I.u--
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hsni wiih shs-eiy end Mera.z- II
l. HIui-, ~iyh LrsF E1-rls. i
- Afc ani thFe.- ollerk a. 49,.
CaesiaV Jscs. D. b.. Hs-ri-' E.r-.
Hauiman's NrE 90 ths Vsa--a.. -
hlacsrvo,i, t-fh k-slu-sy 49,
Aic-zsz si,aHr. lgHs5 aul Hers. l.t
Ask .an-.-. tsEea e. Lsrg- -r.ta, 1. 49,
icss ans Fa-rr- sfutri-- t--.s---
hsyv nve trpit.r- a. l'l-.-l s7-...-s
s,ahis -re Aufsa1 S-,-sf Nl.f . -. El-
trOtsiug s;asis- ri I,--s-- 3 fll.I.s 49,
Bsiissd s-li.sd ye-.srl-.r. zal .e-r
Of Cl,E,es FhuliE-. ef R-akak. Ioaa.
five ,Tottsrs, srriEu- ia-- nizhL c-ls-.
are sArseili s1t sta ir..a-is.a s-- -
to-dsy- ~. d. .l-ss t1atrer- .-.l -.r-
mere ere slisrs.i ~ rlcr- ..-slrr t..-
.ais. ani th--s-. in -1aas-iloa -. .s
s.s.G4s -el.-s, ssa -.as. l,lil I.a.-t .-.
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-27

Eotering the main buiIGing we dis
covered that ali OF ii,e exhi1.turs EA,i
not iniiy completed their arrange
ment of goods, Though the work S,ss
fast progressing, sus we Judge thAt 10
day everything via be perfected.
The first stand IA that OF :. Iralsan.
consisting OF neat and nice display Vi
millinery goods arranged in very
tasty manner.
Next. In the southern portion Of iha
building. il the saiiIery aud hcrnes-.
exhihi,td by Howrst.'n q Co, of For
Worth, which, though. a s.s not e..til
pleteJ, wSs very ere8itz5ss show.
Jnst opposite was ike display .;
the Psdgitt Bros. which was MOI
Thorough through ~, csatSininr all
articles apperta,n.ag 70 their liue ..
business.
! Then comes the music emporium o.
the kdwaris organ, within ~hlr.l "a,
placed several org,sus aud oibsr unasi
esi apparatus.
4 JAM y a-ls " - t-foA VI "a r-(lAtfNN
4 Co., which was being lifted up, hav
ing pianos aud organs OF yariou
make. mazic racks, etc, on exLibI
tion.
i Near the middle OF the bnili.ng vn
the American Sewing Machine con
pany. which had upon exhibit ma
chimes OF their make.
The Dsiias nufs=fy was well repre-
sentsd by large display Of vegeiaaie,
tree, flowers, etc. luaking p.easau
.. and good show.
Adjaeent is the neaf apartment {
the Howe Sewing Machine csmpap,
adjoining which ts the show case .
Knspdy 4 Bon. the Dallas jewsser
4 who hsye : good displAy of silv~ewsr
: Ra,k ofthis comes the great Dali.
heese q Sas or Brps., in sho
3 = Seeps1s. esuthing 80 fusbbbsr
u 49, ~ srn. ~ s6Asa q,
{ - ~ e< 80 avsao