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, 1884-02-16
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Uieasure 10 note that the Demo
cratic journals senerslly, ins'eai ci ig-
norinr tie tarid ggsst!5p, sz Is bya teR
s5v;ssa. sre dsEot.as themselves TO fuzzy
e,plaiufnq snd emphss=:Rg she tA'' th2:
;ss issue between iLs parties IS faI as
Formulated. % 10. she,haF ne shsii hsEs
: p.5A!5!tory tarif ". surplus and mo
non ". or 3 tsriT for revenue wilh s1eh
incidental protection only : Is essen'is
I, tie maintenance Of tar r%les o
uases in industries embarrassed by Tor
eign composition and whose encourage
tnent - conducive to a proper deTeioP-
men, Of our natural resources Demo
cratic newspapers can be at no 0etieI
work than that Of making this ezPlana-
tim nroyinc ita correctness and forcing
the facts home to the knowledge CT ihen
readers. The Republican party IS Ho
more protection and 90 less flee trade
party than the democratic party. lac
difference IS tha' the former ann at tAs
highest tariff possible, because tina, Is TO
the interest of the mcIopo!ists whose
money they use to keep them IN Po"er'
while the Democrats aim 81 the least pro
Iection that VIII answer tie purpose ioF
the sake Of the working people whose IN
terosls they are pledged to servo ana
whose votes they want TO put them III
mower. It's the Little game Of the Re
publican press, Of course, to hide these
truths and distort the issue, bat is little
game they c4nno. successfully play Il
their Democratic contemporaries con
tinue alive 20 their duties in the prem
Taaz
, 1884-02-16

-, w,r. WIN, ho,,s;of ,,sse held a

Tie Waia " ala bo2fSloi ts'S Ne'
meeting wr,inss lay morning TO discuzs ,ss
ry,oossd forfeiture OF tie Northern Paciae
Ind sr.Lt wss. OF Wsilui.. The Portland
bosr5 Of trzGe heli q meeting recently II
which eJngres. was menosaiiz-d 60; 20
to,tsi. tte lard zisz., sa5 j, = reasonsbls
.up,,siticn that klI tie o,hsr locsl boards
Win :,.iow SIT. There IS much 70 be said
fnr ssd Egsinst tie prapssed forfeiture,
without the giant the Cascade division O.
tsa Eoythsra Pacific E!li ueyer be butt. for
he land. are used a. seor,iiy for money
raised ilE prrpases ; Of construction. On the
other hsai she lands belongs orgIrslly 70
the able, aad tae :ac, thai they ar- held
hv me railroad retsrds their settlement and
cultivation. On principle, we are opposed
70 railroad land grants. because tie LAND
does lot belong to congress, but 70 the
people, and congr-ss, therefore went out
side T is jurisdiction in giving It's isnis to
rairoad corporations Nevertheless, the
construction Of the Northreu Pacific has
progressed 50 rapidly OF late ard there has
been evinced such determination to com
plrts the rosa at the earliest possible mo.
men.. thst We question whether the best
interests Of the Territory would not be best
served by per hitting the company to Tetain
thsIr gr-at.
As an exponent Of ne cOmEercill inter
Its OF this city and surrounding country,
tae acton Of the WaIla Villa board of
trade all not be without flence in Con-
cress. Il Is unfortunate for the company
thst their dealings with the people on the
iiel 'ald question have not been such AS to
inspire c, ,nddence, snd We d uit Ect that
On vote the people would give great
usj ri-y far forfeiture of every acre that Is
EoA ed up il railroad It. MS wes: Of W.l-
lula. Tae board OF rrsd,, however, IL n con-
,e-yat We body sLd n is deli erauoas thy
aiI lock beyond the neeis Of the pres Mt
and w.!i render their ye:d ct for forfeiture
or ut. .n;icn as they deem Just f d by III
demands Of oul growing commerce. Il is a
yex-d question, and We hope it Will be re-
nenhered that the p1op!e have rights as
we!las taegsilrosds, when the sui i-cG comes
up fJr GelibeIaTon.
, 1884-02-16

\ gent!emln ilst ION Forlapi says = a
w-ea n passed through B lkr,p oa his v,y
vest two weeks so sasSe nas 80 h.u.
-aere tN~pt a ;-uL H piss.d rLriugh
again Is: Monday while conirz home. ali
toUai Ihat quite town al {, iran. up : e e
II th-' meantime, c-n.is-ing p-iac5psI'y OF
saloous, I which there Is a,-esay about
twenty-five, B-lkaaF, It WI. b. Tenem-
heel, ia tae uew t'aI down - Corr a
, 1884-02-16

The Lauc-s.ef Ia,-s'1sEctF pertlnen;iy
ohs rrss. "Ws-lta Is escaping taxation
more each yrz- Iae seazas c: lSso
shows a. ilcrzse IN tbs assessed value q;
re,i es5a-, IL tis United S'atls Of So
.a5. .0O3,GlJ ovc t4z- ei 1850 In the
ssuae tue the valuation OF personal prep
arty destined oae-t7ur.a = crown OF
e.ory ags.ys tas msa WHO eaa devise
scheme 20 make millionaire o'uaaolders
hsas their portion u the expense Of eov-
srrmsnt
, 1884-02-16
Crea; Reduction tn Prices.

Ful'y - Pr c Il. s.ved By walking over
Ma:a street bridge and 5uyug your te2s,
coles :, sa-aEs, sysnpF, cnerse, batter.
5e,us, spices. &c. Jast csD sEI see or
ae~ slPVlv direct from Chicago. Floar and
i-ei at niii priesi- \ go9i grocery man
wanted = FL. NJ L2la's rlsce
" c. WHEELAN & Co.
, 1884-02-16
Dissolution OF tO-rariaer>hip.

Notice Is he:eLy gwen that the finn OF
Har; & la3d, livery sad fed sabiemen,
Is this day dissolved by matgal consent,
Nc. Ia id retiring AL bills payable 70 the
arm and ali outstanding accounts against
rao fra. wi! be pad aad collected by F.
". Hag.. T. V. HART,
J F. LaDD.
Wal Walla, " T, Jan. y, 1851.
, 1884-02-16
neur Again.

We ran sssin.t Tom Moore this ror-;n,
ard found ;h4: Re had Just arrived ,vsr the
y. P aud JUS. one week ago he lei. Mon
t'sai where ne saw and psri -ipatei in tie
Sresi e osra.Fs, witch TIE illustrated pa
prs afe making 50 much 70 do about. WI;h
h;n cane his wife, Joe Fanau and wife
M;s, Maggie Raarca, Miss Mary Moore aud
Ton E,llcu
, 1884-02-16

Tn Bloomington H. Pie iXl Nurseries
the Iarge-t IN the world AMI Oldest N the
=, st, ave lobe represen;e here by air. ). J.
: ms who cones with int 'ntirns Ct making
hs home, aud to msin ain the reputation
IL firm has always home hy shipping frs.
e. ass stock AL true :. name. IaG-ltw.
, 1884-02-16
he NrstncF.

By Mr.. /. STaiEh:'s barometer tic ner.
cay n Tu sd-y mafnIrg siov,d Il Ge-
-Te5z hel2T ss7a 4. 4 r..jng ~ ;bst wbicb
Is'o'ss 's.'i move 1:-7s- os!L Il tHy
/ ash: . '.Etg iss-s. b~'oTsni a,
R1-n.r-s tse-ry :c--. T. 20 tan va.
ie-syld a. Bonneville several hours and :
zine ho0rs ate. Tais weather is usp,sce-
i.r..f.
, 1884-02-16
Val a yValla, ". T. .
E>tray to!ic"

Ct2-s - nv r,ace os u.p-r Dry creek Wa
Ma.,. W q, on March ias'. . scrrel mar,
a.; c,i; The mare has three WHIT. les :r..'
white >t1eak in face, and j. branded i "u left
81 u'&er. ami - "a th- right shoulder. The
s,i. laa, have seen pasted accag ing 10 law
an, il not claimed j.. - days w.a le sold To
Jay expenses < K fRAZITE
,'aa =" 1881. Wit.
, 1884-02-16
{ I'D,

To Al gho sze suffering from the erTc-s sBG
uIii7creeiouz of yo0jh. nerv"1s weakness. earl,
decay. loss # manhood. etc, vii send re.
--ipe tha5 I'LL ccre you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy wGs discovered by a mis-
si0Uery in SG1th America. Send self adj.
iresssi eBvslope ~ tie R6v. Joseph T. II
ras-, Station 4. New YnEs I;ty.
oc'c-sna.iv
, 1884-02-16

6svsrnor HosGiey, 0. 0aio, appointed
his predecessor, Governor Foster, trustee
Of An asylum or something, but the Sem
ate refused TO confirm him This was a
little discourteous toward tie new Cover
nor, who doubtless wanted 20 show that
he could be a. n'azuanimous IS anybody.
, 1884-02-16
Paralysis. Name scar>.

Ai.@r having suffered for 9 years with
paralysis, says NJ. Joseph Yates of Pater-
son, New jersey, - l was cured by Scaaritua
NoriHe Mr.. Yates authorizes this state
msat. Your druggist keeps It, Sl.5l
, 1884-02-16
necessary.

The svsg ic,aa ;h4c the Northern Pa
r;f5 Ralesv IS 1gss.y responsible foT
the Cuur q Acne excitement IS strength
eaea T. $ the aa8oarc-mta, tha: 5te com
6sny las uals srrsrE,nsuts 60 take out
SEQ miners from fHe Glaulson country.
Colorado 10 tie Mines These are IL
aGti.;- 4 70 - eco Ea,g Hills miners,
fo7 whom a,rzz-e.ssa-a ssgs made ser-
sraI days go. us ggT caEd.d opinion
,hst there v.I bs thousands ci very
sorry adycutu-srsIa that much isGaed r7-
rj.u te-o~srcx- summers sun shines
, 1884-02-16

= D.ss, C iae NsF Yosk S's,., has been
.ssrestsEed sah 'gg.1g by 81 nate
stock hraser. Keep yoUr lanes of, gen
,'smsu-ass,sr sGu a-SAinsi sn earthquake
,aap a. sdites "s klssw IN edi'oE cnce
xb, his rsa ard has living yet We
Ian IA. mas, IA
, 1884-02-16
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At WALLA WALL., /
". +. Feb ), 1854 {

LAND OFFICE At WALLA WaLLa,
". T., Feb ). 1854
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has & ID No.
tice of mis- intention make final proof in sup
port Of his claim, and that said pr OF will he
made before U. \. Land tffice at Walli Wslla
". T., on March p. 1854, viz: VIM g. Smish,
DS $685. for the SW Sec. 81 7 10 NE 81 h..
He names the following witnesses to prove his
con nu ,us residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz: Geo. f. H,rrold, ". }. Lam
ders, " II Cranial, Wm. Wisenan, all Of
of Estes. ". 7.
JUSErH JORGENSEN, Kesi ter.
, 1884-02-16
Ia Ihe People or Maiia IaIIa Gsd sur
rnH.d.r.s tnmnirN.

Visl - sta:e T. tie public and 10 the
.Eien'> q my lac husband, John II. Staa',
tt-. tie business h tas carried On for SO many
yesrs in thi, city vii hc continued by me.
and M clstoueis may i pend that The reru;a.
tiln We have ever kai for int gritty AMI a'tel-
ticn u business shall be sa tain d | thank
taem Al! flr their U&st patronage and solicit
. ooa'iausnee q :A-ir custom aud they c..
ret assured thst rothinc -t-a Be left uEd9ue
on Iay part I, give satisfaction.
Mrs JJEN II. S-aHL-
Wi'is Walls. Jan 50. ISSi S.a
, 1884-02-16
t6il e.
L. S. LAND OFFICE, WALLa WALLA. !
w a Fob . 1894

L. S LAND OFFICE, WALLA WALLa. I
W. L., Feb. z. 1854.
Complaint having been filed at this pthce by
Edwari birheck ~ inst David Harper fr
abandoning his Homestead Enny No. 2I72
dated Sept -, 1881, up IN the SIT See y,
Tp 3 \, X 81 Il, in Walis Waila Co. w. r.,
with vie9 to the cance!laii.n Of said entry;
the SAID parti,s are hereby summoned to sp-
pear at this office on the 1lth day of March,
1884 a. 10 o'clock \ n. t. respond and tuf-
nish testimony concerning SAID alleged shan
dOnmsut
Jos. JoRGENSEN, Register.
JANIS BRADEN, Receiver.
, 1884-02-16

Aiessra. Nye Frssk are the agents OF Brad
ey Il Doheny, Of Portland. for rubber and
leather beltiny of every description, and rub
Der hose. Nye 4 Frank. Pa Main street,
Gaiis Wsla dw.f
, 1884-02-16

II You want to obtnn reliable insurance, or
buy or s-ll city or county property anywhere
in the unsry, call on H. d. Chapman, at No.
Paine Bros. Building. See his al On the
fret rasse.
, 1884-02-16
iNOaey 90 Loan

On long time on farms or i~proved city prop
eTty d. low rates of Interest Mackenzie &
CavaaxSh. Office in QIinn's block, Walla
Salla WalIa. Imdw.
, 1884-02-16

\ translation ci i haad5A! wh'ch has
been scattered Throughout lannla,
China, give as the reason why Europeans
are more inventive than the Chinese 'hat
the foreigners Snatch away the eyes and
brains Of the dying, extract blood from
children aud With these eyes, these brains
and this blood they make medicinal pills.
which they sell in their country and 50
acqaire ability to 90 al these things.
The proclamation c9Ls on the faithful L.
unite. r.se and sweep the foreign devils
into The saa. And yet We are told by the
pro- Chinese advocates III tbs lcauntry
tia. the Celestisls are becoming liberal
in their treatment Of Europeans and
that the Old prejudice is fading away.
Tais proclamation does not look asthouGh
intolerance and ignorance had departed
from the land, aud the accounts Of those
who been in China recently bear out tha
charge that The Chinese would drive cat
every foreigner they dared.
, 1884-02-16
IERKiIoaY oF WASHINGTON. Ia,
COUNTY or WAtlA WAILA. -

1Olslf W W Al--A w ALA j
Il. toe Drsssis. Cva.k q tie Territory q
Washington Aai for the Firs. J33scsll
District thereof ha.iing terms st WxIla
Wslla, WsIla Wala County, "a said Ter
sitory, 10. ,hs Counties Of Wa,a Wlils
and Ersnklin
Caroline Orpmsnifh, Plaintiff. IS. Robsrt
Drunsmith, Defendant
TIE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
u,o ROBERT DRUsiSMITH, DEFEND
art: You are hereby required 20 appear
in an ac' i-.. hroush. ayains, you by Czroiins
Drllrsnlith, Plaintiff in the District Court
OF tie Territory OF Washington and for the
rirst Judicial District Thereof, holding terms
st " Walia Wslla, Walla Walls county, In ksid
Territory fer the counties Ot WAlia walla and
Franklin to answer the complaint Of Plaintiff
sied In WaIla WaIls County within txslty
DAYS after tie service of this summons, exciu.
sive OF the day OF s'rviCe, if served In rsiG
county. II not served in said Comfy bus in
said District, IN thirty days. If served n any
other Judicial Dist.ict IL the Ts....ory, al
forty DAYS. II served by publication WITHIN
sixty .ys after the date OF this SUMMONS, or
the said plaintiff will take judgment against
you ty defauit, according TO the praye. of the
complaint This action is brought to obtain
the decree of this Court dissolving the bonds
of mstrimony now existing between Pl-intif
and defendant and awarding the care and Gus
tedy Of Lawrence Drumsmith, minor child Of
the parties, to Plaintiff. On the ground Of vii.
fui dssert:on and abandonment of Paint q by
Defendant for more than "ne year.
Witness the Hon. S. e. Wingard. Associate
Justile CT the Supreme Court Of
Washington Territory, and Judge OF
lsrAIl said Coat. and the Seal thereof az
f1ed. this eighth day Of February,
= D.. 1884
A. REEVES AYRES, Clerk
y. I. CAroS, By +. W. GooDaUE,
Plaintiffs Attorney. Deputy.
, 1884-02-16
far ssle

\ drug store bGi'diar > stores high for ssle.
rsa-s Tor $50, Der month, apply on the pen-
Is=s @ br. Savdes. Cen-a-yIi.- Uf;stiIls Co.
'e- Gy d. Il. CyY Proprietor.
lu.I&w.
, 1884-02-16
New We tirye Il.

i Patent adjustih,e Fire Blck thai will fit
any sz- co,L stove from Is inches in length
10 two feet Nil & WITT.
D-Slers in Hardware II Main st.
G2wtf,
, 1884-02-16

Catiaus as "a my sss:a II 's 'e-a 70 De
= f.et that Blsinsis book, 50 f'r as rss>Ta'
the svpsh, Il irse iroa ss'9hn 80
ness, or pariy telling. Blsias e0a9'ls'l
has concluded sA.i th.a . as ias
~ show ihat he 5oes possess h''le lh
, 1884-02-16

&C. yo-r furniture repaired, and upholster-
ei a. T. VI. Evcssz's Pioneer Furniture Store
N7,- u : l2S Main st ". W
, 1884-02-16
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Will be receisei by the coun'y Auditor at
Lis oihee, IN Nall,W.lla Cry upt to
February 25th, 1884.
For the care Of county 10 r and sick, and
funeral expe, ses Of same in csSe Of death,
and fer the burial OF deccas d pluprr~ who
may 'ie cha g upon the C IN y of Wai's
WaIls, + r. one Year fr' m t'e first day OF
March, 1854 l. the he pirg OF tire po.r
and sick, vii be ineladcd all ex enses N v
idens TO their proper care, medi al atten-
dance and sust .nance. snd in the burial OF
said paupers viii be inc.ul'd all bnrisl ex-
p nses, r-ssrving tbs right to reject any
and All bid.
c. W. PAI.TER.
County Auditor.
I'd "
, 1884-02-16

Special sttsnriun gwen 70 sesing. and lsyin,
Of CXsyess a Erszxs Furniture Size.
, 1884-02-16

Intending inves.Grs, in country property, are
reterrs1 IN the column advertisement of II. ID
Chairman & 70. on fourth culumn on the first
, 1884-02-16

ask FOR Gleim'- bottled lear.
, 1884-02-16
Notice

Is hereby given that The County Cemmis-
silners. at their regular February term passed
an order giving
, 1884-02-16

Oranges, lemons, lin es, bananas, pinee ap
plies, nuts Of all kinds, fine candies and table
ielieacies al wholesale. g. L. Stone, corner
First and Ash streets Portland. ia17 I'm
Hugh Young has opened up paint shop on
First street, No. l., where be Will carry on
house p .inting, paper hanging, etc; slso re-
touching and polishing pianos. Give him a
AL. Il.
, 1884-02-16

Staple. Fancy aud Green Groceries, at
John F. McLeanis % Main street, " alla
HAIla. ". T.
, 1884-02-16
The Kicker.

IKE best Iiear on the
Pacific Coast.
, 1884-02-16
GRAND OPENING.

~ fn and Nntsr being complete call the st en-
o ~ ,,oD NJ onr psrons % loose time in select ng
their tan and supply
, 1884-02-16

G2wtf.
, 1884-02-16

III First-Class Dealers
~ Will soon keep them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25

management III the dpprnbouee eaB
hegIGely be eniied u tlifprieej nay, IL
w1h niinDal assured befGfelt was known
ia tlln public. Wa DO not wIall fonflls
inise Nh IslEera management, FOR We
believe hH was considerations lil htiigy
ing 10 give iile public tbs beei oitalfh,
I'D nnferlaiutnfntn during the past
seAHnfi bit his large business and du-
Ties attendant upon ope ~ It's ely ias
ihb,s occupied bis Tins 70 that " WIZ
iiupOssibis fpf him ~ give liiat Atten.
lion ~ tlie oItIsshgusa which II desifAs
BID for the atnnsemsnt ~ s0el'
ely during tbs iiiealripll seasDD.
10 had too much 10 do % bo a sueisehf
Ilj theatrical manager, aud upDn the
whole for liils fsaeDn bis retirement
viii probably rebound 10 hia own, ~,
well az the puiiigiDtsreht. I;ut for hil
this his Theatrical career has mol been
hid. He SECURED many fine dAnapa'
Mica aud number II very cfedilahla
performances wfre made upon The
0pefasiDuse stage while lie @as man
hpHf. THK GAzrfiE feels sure lie
viii be glad 10 shift tbs responsibility
~ DiheT aIi0uldoin, ~ catering ~ tin
nnllsemeDi ~ F0n Worth audiences.
The OPERA, b0uta could have beHp man,
aged ipaei worse than II has, hut lei
~ hope IL viii be managed bhiisr M
der It's uhw supervision,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25

in lhihGlty vim viii mol, NJ saine time
during lie morning, think a. dream
81 The days III Dia Of hcf Hblidigq1,
whtn llle aOiind of tbs church he'll WaA
q sacred nDie, Who can feli he
thoughts TINT IaYs hasiad into The
minds Oi The ineu aud women ia fitlh
city on THE HabbAih nlprnlDgy re
uua, but 10 tho bfeaAta NJ npne have
HEY asakened einDilODh tIiut gfs il0l
af1oye tile lives aud ueilpns NJ fh0sH
who heard them, they are Welcome,
even 10 the degraded and sibful, fog
they speak IN musical sWeetness ~ q
higher and nOblarexiateiise than their
ewn " u pufef life than theirs, Which
they once enjoyed under the sound ~
ille church bella 10 lielr eiildh0od'h
home, and which now remains only
~ ihs mHiunry VI u dream,
The landseaps yiaw from The souri,
house tower al tliia season ~ the yfnf
IL worthy thp pencil and brush Of u
implIael GDip tbsre s0Dis eyfuing
just as tho suI 10 alDkjng into tlr
bsaon NJ Lie prairie, and watch the
i0ora IN the evening nky niiafe eAai,
other anfoss the heavens To the ssat
y0n viii sse lhs GLOSS ufnbera. whose
dark foliage seems like huge angry
cloud. frownlng ON tbs 1jtyi 10 tin
north lbs lines VI e1lDIa are rloplbg Dsi
wards tbs stf, aud under them y
VII $50 tbs TEDRaT,LDaf mound
paepIng over tbs pfairisH Ike sanli.
mel cloud, ready u pDuDes dpWn
the city With fhe fDfce Of q
cyclone; ~ the south Hes the Nty,
bilstiin9 Hike u bee hive With huiaan
bees, but ~ lbs vest tho Durlng eye
will fnrD " behold The bfauty ~ i
prairie landscape. There tbs ilowefn Ia
dDnDfless millions are growing, sub
DUNG ths Vital afeeI Ia eDIof< THAT
cannot be described, and In tbs trans
Issfenhy u the evening suDIssaiiis tLf
view IL ~ beautiful As \ poetic mind
ean fanny. Watch tlia s1sne until the
slin has gone down aud ihe nDiOr.
havo all msilsd Into an ethereal blue
aud You Will have geaI HDiAeiliuA thai
upsiDofy can easily recall In aisel
years
Max Users retirement from tb,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
Third AND FOURTH wAaDs.

The seyen-jiaf lodge, eplored, had q
Grand stnpsr at tbs fo0t Of Houston
street Iprs night
Things are quiet along the potolnhe,
once more, 80 ray this authorities 81
lie several roads lsadiDg 10 tie gIhht
Fort,
one pa4sengef trains wefs late last
niailt. The roads are not set ~ ilne
running order ia consequences 81 thf
rains,
the Main street railway company
are hard AT work repairing the ifneh
at different places along tbs me ~
needs II.
Tbe new Presbyterian church nil
Tuekers hill IL nearing completion,
and viii be a great oonvslIhaee 70
church goefa near ~.
lol. q, W, I,IGItaler, trslnmaateF ~
the J,lo GrBnds division ~ the Texas
4 Pacific railway, went weA lasi
night. 5e reports the road ~ 10 good
order.
Mr.. GI,as, II. Daggeit, = prominent
,yi,ole sale grocer of the Fourth ~arb,
leit vesteyday for Mexico, Mhsra, y u
LA he has mining Interests foI
s sshieh 'ii he la. been Offered 10000.
A. Talmags, fourth yifa.pra=l.
aenf Il. NJ. Peck, superintendent %
nIdges and buiIdings, q, A. Haynes,
.',,,"rlntendaut ~ motive power, !, :
Tai,asus. Huperintennant Of stock
as,ds' aud II, u. Golden, naslsfaDt "a
y,s.iaisudspt 81 inspaati6ii, All al III
snaId System, we're 10 the ely yestsf
Lay and vent soutli'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25

q. II, BETA ~ ut, IoulHh iD tbs city.
Mf, Hetls N a prominent faai faiaie
agent NJ that aitv He II here qislllnH
bis sister. Mfp, w. \. Maginnia,
Mr.. john w stuart. plerk II tiIe
Clark h1use, II spending iha hgbbatl,
10 Arlington With Ills parents and
ffioDda, u II said i,a iind pipnsent
company down,
Mis-. ban n. Itupdell, wife Ut tgl.
Dan iluDdell, division iaadinasier,
laAyea 10 lie morning Oh u visit ~
friends In Waco, fsap ADtnnlD aud piheY
Texas aiiifs lnb HAnBaIf Wlshtn
tho lady nplsaaai'i Stay and safe return,
Rice Mnxay, olie of tbs lendIpg
mefctnntg ~ KDppfrl. H0sguo 10liiiy,
IL ~ the city. ai,d VII rfniaiu bafD
segeTel days. iie IL wsli pisased with
tbs great improvements going On Ill
over the ciiy.
Mr.. It0ben WnIsh arrival IN tlIe
mfy Inst night from Han Allt0ntD,
where lie bss bnsn suatfintfndlug tbs
erection II tic s.nlia Fl4f brewery
association IN thai uify, liz lsAyes for
~. louis on Monday ite states tllst
fIIa association II contemplating t1is
feasibility N erecting u brunch u tbls
dts,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-25
wHIsKY'S WORK.
A Sad Picture Of Mana Descent Down
TO Deuclate Death.

Special 10 the tiazetie,
LoNdviEw, May q. An account Of
the brcnkIng Of Tally n 60. Is lop boom
near Easton some time since will be
remembered by TnE GAzrrrps
readers. At that time n. N
Spann, who had been the com,
pany'a book-keepcr for three years
became demoraIized over thn
series Of and mls.orlunes which had NJ.
ssndan the company by the death Of
MI rally, followed by that OF Mrs,
Inily month later, quickly snccccded
by the heavy rains aud consequent
business losses. He began drinking
heavily, which culmlnntcd In dellrmm
treinens, aud last Monday night,
while IN one of the pnr.
oxysms attendant upon this
disease. he escaped 10 the woods
remaining unbound through all tho
late terrible storms. On Thursday
afternoon he was discovered entirely
naked, scented at the foot Of tree, on
the Narrow Gauge road, inumbllng IA
himself, aud billing up the little twlgp
scattered within reach. Clots
OF blood hung TO his hair and heard
rom -four gnshes In his throat. made In
attempts at suicide. No food had been
eaten by him for four days. IlIsdeatl
occurred last night after short in
tcrval Of lunncy.
The Baptist church Ia filed lwIc,
every day and each night TO overflow.
ing, by listeners 10 the singing OF
Messrs. Csifn aud Penn,
and by seekers for 'ih,
pearl OF great price, Mr.
Penn Is conducting his meetings her,
In rs simple u manner ns could he dc
aired by any one, there being no AT
tempt 10 produce religious ak
element, nor are there apy flags
or other pnraphernalla, with which b,
II said to have been surrounded h
other places. Large numbers nfc dali
being converted.