davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1885-03-12
tlcyeIaad-s Cabinet.

WAsHINGToS, March j-President Cleve-
land sent to the Senate the following nom
nations:
Secretary Of State-Thomas +. Bayard,
of Delaware.
Secretary OF the Treasury Daniel Man
ming, of New York
Secretary of War-William T.. Endicott,
of Massachusetts.
Secretary of the Navy-William c
Whitney, of New York
Secretary of the Interior-L Q. c. Lamar,
of Mississippi
Postmaster General-William +. Villas,
of Wisconsin.
Attorney General-A. II. Garland, of
Arkansas.
When the cabinet nominations were
taken up in executive session, Riddleberger
objected TO the immediate consideration of
the nomination of Bayard. He stated
briefly that he did so because OF Bayard's
attitude on the Irish question. Riddle
berger thought him more English than
American. Bayards name being first on
the list its consideration went over under
the rules of the Senate for day.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1885-03-12
Retained.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-One of Presi-
dent Cleveland's first acts in connection
with his official household, was the deci-
sion to retain o. l.. Prudden as assistant to
private secretary Lamont
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1885-03-12
Abscouded.

GRovERsvILLE, n. Y, March 4.-John
Il. Warman, teller of the National Fulton
County Bank, has absconded. His ac-
counts are short, but the bank is all right.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1885-03-12
Northern Pacific Earnings.

New YORK. March 5.-1he gross earn
ings of the Northern Pacific railroad for
February were s569, ,562, an increase over
February of last year of $49,477.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1885-03-12
Coniirmed-.-senate Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The Cabinet
have all been confirmed.
After the reading of the journal, Van
Wyck was recognized and offered a resolu-
tion, in which he asked the immediate
calling on the Secretary of the Interior to
inform the Senate whether anything singu-
lar had occurred in granting patents to
the New Orleans, Baton Rouge Il Vicks-
burg railroad.
Hoar laid before the Senate letter
which he had received from the President
OF the Union Pacific railroad, and asked
that il he printed for information.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1885-03-12
Rejected.

BERLIN, March 6.-The Reichstag re-
jected the motion in favor Of an esfab-
lished bi-metailic standard currency.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-24

Albania tBrl, Smith, Shields via savona and
England, SID July %.
Dago tBr), Bissett, at Limerick Aug via
England.
ETective, Br). Nicholson, Cardifryia Genoa
Sicily and New York, sid Aug =.
BARKs.
Vero tItail, VaHe, Buenos AyFes, sid July Is.
June Ger, Muller, Wo gast, sid June 9.
Lnawlg Heyn (6er), scnnelling, Hamburg,
Express tGerl. Voss, Glasgow, sid June 25.
CaalDou (Brl, Blackstock, New y ork, sid Aug
Forums CNOr). christiansen, Antwerp, sid
Fannie Mlmbeli Gtap. -, Marseilles, sid
Norma CNOr). Mathiessen. Rio Janeiro, sid
July Is
Victor tBr), Bardon, Aspinwan, sid AugA
Neptun Ger, Schultze, st Thomas, sid j uly 2S,
at SapelO Aug II.
Cato (Nor), Kroger, Honheur. sid Aug II.
ADELAIDE Ger, Mass, Antwerp, sid Aug Is.
BRIGs.
Akbar, Holmes, Philadelphia via Martinique
and Curacoa, sid july Z.
Bowen Berry, Portland, Ne, via Kenne-
bee, sid Aug Is.
scHooNERs.
Denike, BohanneD, New York, sid July II,
at Baltimore Aug s.
Grace Bradley, Mcintyre, Water Cove, sid
Emily F Northsm, stetsOn, Philadelphia, up
Aug p.
Lille E Schmidt, Eldridge, New York, up
Frank vanderherchen, Hand, New York, up
Aug Is.
Addie Jordan, Hartman, Boothbay, up Aug
H MarlOr, Wines, New York, up Aug 10.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-24
MrMORANDA.

- 90 1000 P M-Passed up, strs
Tyose' tIreesta, Gate City, brig Lewis l.
City Of A"A
Sqaress,. inward bound, bark N Mosher
CBrl - oe the bar, bark Catherine N
AnchofesuI sIo,n U Mexico for Belfast (put in for
water. -, ,iOht. fair.
Wlua oL' Avg 2O-Arrived, bark Sirena
81 Bozzo. Pensacola. ,-,- Me- -,
l%.n Aug l5-Arriyed, park mary lbrj'
Mine, PenssTV2l sUg 2l-Arrived, bark Gudvang
LUn'SS 'SeIvesen. Savannah.
Norl. ssl ,,', % ~ Passed bark TheOdor (Nor),
LlLs,s Ll3L.aos.en Savannah for Antwerp.
AI1ualosssU. $ C, Aug 2l-Salled; sur pqnhoine
~ Wilkinson. United hlnguom, schr Allce
.bI..1e Panwell. Brunswick.
HeSltTIy TIyast AuR2I-Arrlved, tug G Z heyser,
heYo Yorleens viz Tampa, with dredge Ala
New UIlTS sS,v lco0led and sailed for Mosquito
6aHSa " sebr p Perry, Pearl River, Mss.
lnle.L 1coia Aug . Arrived, schr Carrie S
paGcv BLAIR, Galveston.
bss.5 shin Dora (Ausl, Rodaslovlch,
USt. Uieai 6srk Arlington, Leach, Boston; schr
Cora iop oPorsI al, Aug 2l-sailed. stmr Bedford
r.. roi' i,'ittenhead. United Kingdom; schr
,,ia.s.anc,r Falkner, Brunswick.
pblsdelpbia, Aug 2l-ArrlVeu' schr ii II
may M99,,ars{ moiIi, bsrE Edward Gushing, Bickmore,
PensfYei'R PsatHls River. Aug H-sailed previously,
csnvmedes (NOr), Olsen, Queenstown.
pa1A pap1Aarnsvick. Aug 20-Arrived, schr Emily
7Wstfs Watts. New York.
Tev York. Aug 29-Arrived. strs Seneca,
,N-u.,ort New; Wyanoke, Richmond; City OF
Csrmbla. Charleston; FurnessIa, Glasgow-
O0,..rived ont. barks Gudvang, at London
,.am savannah; Simpatla, Rotterdam, from
Charleston.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-24

Almost every fatal case Of pneumonia
results from sudden changes OF temrera-
ture aud unguardcd exposure while the
system is much eneryated. and the pow
ers of resistance larrely depleted at the
ftnie tho fatal shaft flies. The only safe
rreyention is to keep fne health thorough
Is fortified hy DUFFY's PURE MALT
WHISKY. which d a sure protection IRON
this dreaded malady, and ~ recommended
bv the hrst physicians AZ the only article
that ia absolutely unndulterhtrd aid free
from Injurious PERCENTAGE oi poison. A.
and reputable druggists and Hrooer4. SELL
lun agents Tor Savannah, Lppman Bros.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-24

Per steamship Gate City. from Boston
Mrs G HOWatt. Miss HOWatt Miss Bessie
Napin, L Parcher, j + We ch, Mrs Welch. w
A Page, J A Rand, A Richards, Fl Blais-
del, J Woods, A Z Fuller. c A Newcom,
Mrs Newcom, Tries, Mrs Tries, w CART cid.
Per steamship City of Augusta. from New
York-Jas Lites, 5 w Stanton, f Houhhan. A
I Lech and wife, L Merrihen, stanton and
wife Fl Nor Ell, J Volaski. d o d )nOvan. S
Smith, 0 p HaYens. " m Lycett, Miss Alice
PWeiser, + Brown, \ p atshek. p Hughes, j
Brahm. II Brlls. + F Putney, A E Lackey,
? + Fmayennis, NJ SterDberg. J Z Alexsn-
der, Worth, Miss Annie King Mrs + y
Thomas, Mrs / Kurtz and maid, KurtZ, "
socum, L Nugent, J Johnson, d Harr, W
Maiden, II wilkins, t C0nnor. 6 PelletU, /
Govern aud wife. w L Bird, Mrs Meyers,
sophie Meyers, j f Keller, A Cohen, G e
N&sele.d, G akefield Jr.
Per steamer Ethel. from Cohan's Bluff and
way laudlnRs-W j MingledOrf, A Mingle-
9lori, q Blk, + A Dasher. b Mingledorf.
mrs Nj zger. } T Theus, w L Best. VIM
Sffen. Mrs NipsOn, A A Gnann, o E Metzger,
j Peoples K t Causey, NJ Mingledorf, + 4
deck
Per steamer Katie, from Augusta and way
SaDoIngs-Mrs T Morrison, ID Sans, Jno 2
SlaIE, Z Reeves, Jpo w Peoples, Jno f
M MheITlson, Jas Richardson, L G Powell and
nAe I b Powell, Mrs NJ G Lawton, w Dan
n g.s' NJ 1iark, J Groover, e Peoples and
MHo.asr' W Morrison, Jno A Powell, L S
matthews, 10 deck.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-24

0AIV ANVW T VIh tUtto bdlS-
Melancholy as the confession may be to
New York yachtsmen, the result of yes
terday's race Indicates that to Boston will
be given the task of defending the Ameri-
cas- cup against the Genesta. The Puri-
tan clearly and unquestiOnably Outsailed
the Priscilla in a race in which the luck
seems to have been equal, and each ap-
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-24

Onthe run in before the wind the Ora
eve gained about five minutes on Be-
douin. Both she and the Priscilla did
some excellent work on the run home,
but nothing but m rasle could have
saved the day from the Pu itan.
The rams TO windWard and return were
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-24
MONDATs AuB a
,rvuD YESTERDAY.

,nin cate City, HeuKe' DUSOOI1 A'I0''
stesluPP'B barnard. overton New York.
~Prg Lewis l. L.der. vessel to Master.
,,th stone 70 % GaloI,kins, Bowen, Phtladelpnia,
schr n 10 10 Dixon s. Murphy; vessel TO
ysster. u+,d Gibson, Cohen's Bluff and
steamer EeuTW ~ r Gibson. Manager.
Wy lsnd, nsES sEstie. Bevin. Augusta ana way
siesmeI Jno no Lawton, Manager
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-24
CHARTERS.

e.br Geo W Lochner, Brunswick to Will
irgton. Del. lumber "a 80.
scbr Caleb Ridgeway, Brunswick to New
lT' Bsrk Vero F Gtal), Savannah to Buenos
aTres. um her, $l5.
AStr Renpor Crr), Coosaw to United King
Som phosphate p t. Chartered elsewhere.
Scbr John H Tiurue, Baltimore to Charles
top 600 tons coal, S5c, and general cargo at
rStes 81. 10
schr VIM H Keeney, Baltimore, with $50
TONS coal to Charleston. SOC.
Schr lizzie Chadwick, Baltimore to Pensa-
cola. guano, 81 65
Charleston, ice. SOC.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-24

Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and way
lsndings-52 bales cotton, 46O bbls rosln, 1O6
bblsspirts turpenhne. 10 tubs tallow. 3 cases
eggs bdls hides. 25 bdls paper, ! coop hogs,
scoops fowls bales hay.
Per steamer Ethel. from Cohen's Bluff and
way lsndiugs-l2 bales cotton, 184 bbls rosin,
S 6bs spirits turpentine, 3bales hides, cases
eggs, bbl eggs, 4s sheep, 2 cOops fowls, jug
vinegar, l crate fruit, 5000 shingles, 50 water
melons.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-24

nprvED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Ahhl - Wo.her (Br), Cook, Belfast, Ireland,
10 ballastIhrine ,hsrine n Halmres tBr), smith,
BARK ,,r s1 Belfast put in for woter-Master'
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-24
eas,,ninn 9rttEILieFntf.

- -----,--,rIgE ,,1TaE ALMANAc-rHLs DAY.
klNA ...............-..' .'.''S."A
grN ID .......--....-.. 'NA@0
ST. 'srs -re at Fl Pulaski. 8 :Os N. o;A ?
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-24
Shipnii.a.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
General Transatlantic Go.

u ETWEEN New York and Havre, from pier
ID 10. AZ. n r., foot OF Morton street.
Travellers by tins line avoid both tran 10 by
English railway and the discomfort of cross
ing tie Channel in n small boat. Special train
leaving the Company dock at Havre direct
for PARIS on arrival Of steamers. Baggage
checked at New York through % Paris.
AMERIQUE, sANTELLI, WEDNESDAY,
Aug. 20. $40 A n.
81 GERMAN, FRAUL, WEDNESDAY,
Sept 2, IL Az. ...s.. n
LABRApOR, PERIERD'HAUTERIvE, WED
kESuA ; . sept. ., AN.
NORMANDiE. FRARGEUL, WEDNES-
DAY, sept Ia. ~ An.
PRICE or PASSAGE Including winel:
TO NKE-First CABIN. SlC0 andS SO Sec
Ond Cabin, S6N. Storage from New York TO
Hdvrc, 81; ,tecraFe from New York 20 Paris,
SIS; including VINE. bedding aud utensils.
Checks payable az sight in amount u suit
the BarqHe lransaflnniique OF PARA.
LOUIS DE BEBfAN, Agent, Bowling
Green, foot nf Broadway. New York.
or WILDER Co. Agents for savannah.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-24

hh magnificent steamships OF this coua.
standard time:
TO NEW YORK.
OarK OF OF AUGUSTA, Capt. X. 8. Nrcxrw.
SOM fu NSDAY, Aug. rs. at Pm.
OdIY a OF ; AvANNAH, Capt. H. G. DAG
dAFT' FRIDAY, Aug Is. at A. NJ.
Gil CHArTAHOOCHEE, Capt. J. w. oAru.-
kiNE, SUNDAY, Aug. 30, $3.50 A. NJ.
NAACoOCHEE, Capt. F. KRMproN, WE'D.
NEsDAY, Sept. ?, at IL 80 A. N.
TALLAHAssEE. Cant. W. IT F,suw.
FkiD Y. Sept. 4. at :8NP n
TO PEIILADELPHTA
THESE steamers do not carry passengers.I
JDN1ATA, Capt. 8. L. AsKINs. sATrrR
DAY, Aug ~, at An.
DEssoUG, Capt. f. SIXTH, sATITRDAv
Sept 8. at $3.50 ". a ~
Through hills Of lading given to Eastern and
Eorihwestern points and To ports ~ 49,
United Kingdom and the Continent sNe
For freight or passage apply TO
q. hi SORREL, Agent
CITY Exchange Building
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-24

commenting on the reSu t
the New York Times SAYS.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-24

'ls W, Cleared and sailed
Tor this Port.
fsaf-s,. srrAHsHips.
'"aI0s nr ntl smith, Ayr, ia Aue 10.
'if ttnil VIA Newport. ald
- ''1aa' ---, dno septs.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-24

HE magnidoeEt steamships of this coua.
stsn Pany are appointed to sail as follOws--
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-11-21
hin ng ApplicaiO 10. 27G.


Lus Cruces. y. NJ, sept. 1T. 1885,.
NOTICE Is hcrebY given. that C,latls
r Clark, l.eniy Mine, and Charles
Bdsl, b. : i'm I. il.wiu. Ii If atiorn,
N fact. Il dddy an hor.Acl cnt wht>
p : .nivr al, re 81, White Oaks. Lincoh
C0uL,N. New Me>icO have ia day ii
the,r application lor e p zen 10 hrs'
hundred and forty li.eLr tee IL IA Il e
nora Lud- NiteUr vein be-. ring silver. ~
copper and lead. with surface ground :,
hundred feet in width. situated "a III
Cloud Mining District, Cnuuty of Linc4l
and Ter TORY of New VI Xico. and dcsi
Ial,G by jar li,id notes pni Cf..cial Ii
On tile IN this ufiic-. ~ Surv"~ 20. :,
Dist No. >. in township | south. range T.
east, New Ms\iro principal l. e,iiian, sa
>urys! No isl beng deocr!b.d a, follow,
IW-Wit:
Beginning at corner No. I. q quartz;
stone 24N22N4 Iss., sci u IFS. in ,roun],
marked / ~, from which q blazed pm
tree ~ ms in dia. marked Z. 4. 49,.
bears y ga 80 * g. feet dist. A b azc,
y.ae tree ID lis in Gii. marked g., I -
Arnrs : 81 T.. Is ! lrcl dist. \ biaZ
pine tree i IN, ind a muk Il =. I. IA
bears :. -" n f.. lis feet dist. aud co
nrr sections 10, T., 10. -, toWn-hip 40. !
south, oi ranges Nos. Ii and l4ca>l, boa
y .! ij ". @@iJ ! feet sis Til, nee
corner No. ;. II quartIitc 24Ai@A6 inS. =,
one foot in gronnd marked 5-4S1 TIich
). IL b + Iva ~ o. l. 1910 feet {
corncr no 3 u pine tr,e i, M. in H.,
blaIcl and ma S"l 3-iSi. Thence ). ~
80 L. va 80 + 60 e. to cpru,i y
: 1. Il qufrlziie 22Xi>xi ms. st oor ,on, j.
uiOIui marked t-lST. Theme Y = q,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-11-21

II YOU want address cards, cnl.
ing cards, or any kind OF bu2ines,
cards, envelopes, neatly printed
letter heads, statements, notes or
any kinds OF blanks, Gail OH US,
we'll do it. Job work done neatly,
quickly, and in a manner to suit
all. Do you want posters, dodg-
crs, handbills, programs, or, in
fact. anything that can be done
with type and ink, if you cal ON
us We will 40 it for you, tor
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-11-21
rorss Sasi s.l

bLN mouths. o.. .......... 10. 100
TAree months. ......... ... 80
subscriptions invariably IN advance.
S~ibsiscoPISs . cents. SreUimcn eOpie.
free.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-11-21
DISTlL.LING

"' II" BETTER wade or rank. Al who ha.
y" taken ST r j. VI mar h's hnnh-mp
Try it again. and %>'llnon" rt',"r.
aUplc rocu on WI lie O"ls Ave1Ec
st wcs' of TIC Post ONice. All are core
ly invi cd to Lon in.
w !. LITTEI.T.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-11-21
NOTICE..
L. s. Land OH &C, Las Crus PC y. ".
October ajtl ~.

rs. Land Oh CO, Las Crise PC y. VI.
October 2jt! ~.
Notice Is hereby given IN It the l|uluNLtr-
b me 4 settler hats nlrd uUtiU Ot mis- iItcpilI
max iilal piupl j. support ul nj, Ui i'm,
IItntt sail proof vi 1c IA Idle Dciorc az
ia 81 tie PROBATE ,uUrt. AZ ~ lCOln, III
In COunty, y. NJ, "a DUc IN ,et &c l.. t~Ni, n:
u. ~. -. IssuN, "a dtcldrato y >iUt u.u4t
80. -O'i' 'J' tlc u e 4 oM = u ! , q = Sct ):
> p J ) ~ e. t.id II " a = " 4 scC tWp D = 4
c.-ilc ndincS the follow uE Witness. to
tuVI ilIs COutluu us rC~idU..cr upDl. .nu Vul-
.'ItIOn o. SAIL land, yiL-JdWCs X. Bentley,
J-, pI 4. NLnOui, ,h"s. T.. 10 20, Geo. &.
acOek, iil Of Lt.cOlu CO.. y. II.
) JunN Il, MCFiE. Register.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-27

Honolulu, March II, 1885.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-27

He paweth in the valley, and rejoiceth in his
strength; he goeth on to meet armed men he
mocketh at fear; and is not afrighted, neither
turneth he back from the sword"
Holy Writ.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-27
II HORSE-BREAKING. Il
~ CONTINUED VIZ
BY c.. B. MILES.
now to Break a Colt.


the business the above question and he answers 3
truth 1ns npo T 9 m SG You ae h master that
submit will @ you must GPeah up n daTe o % ng he y think
While mot not g going to TO @
anyone ei prc. your you
95i him Rs fas@a6
s' s9u trying
we'll PPs s s I 6 s s R s sso sos R ag
% @ day T S4 4 as9g my ia d Sd
brought the % Sna TSS % the fire ePd H aS6S
considered enough for correcting the ordinary
time having rsr sS1s ar" the hn4s eo 9d Fh
Rsa pa nn ed @sas a
Sunday Nowadays with the adnennent that mas o9 MADE IN @
msH 9a ACQUIRE the @y % aHy ne should "
sGTs r H h 9 s T Perfect H % @ % S chap
covering Train
obtain r6n s 1s Tsp G.s @ Gentleman
nd think that hi ian boqgh
alm S as pin T Your upon
about
have bsg T T G9 6G fnd a % nd Saa as
a and, s @
hhed their colts cam m REAR and Pnage a aRf shF Tt % a0
few days. or Weeks PERHAPS they finally disposition
ne Tg Po Now @ Tey mu the
nd a B ng h@
an p21 dft sni as9h5s quite na @ 3n
aRng Warnings oa1 Broken perfect safety age
B4ns sn ye sGgs nss anu vogue
ng abishmens Teanng in
hand 0oeer Spf4 PgRy h fo
d9 % Pie @ without blinds S and
large the with
oS wiling
and them with objects that they meet but the
Rs fS on iu s9' rb s9 eTeTy ono % h me
dTsys ato than @sny @ @ though
Q. B. MILES.
Honolulu March IL, 1885.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

in religious and agricultural papers, and in
some Of cur largest patent sheets
s. Granting space for o Temperance De.
psrtment, conducted by the w. G. T. o.
or other societies With or without restrio-
ton as to kind of articles furnished, aud
with or without editorial endorsement.
Many an editor. will, from q generous recog-
pition OF the right OF intelligent people TO
differ from himself. grant space, who would
not without special personal solicitation,
pu blish articles in either of the other ways
All thste ways are good. Upon the first
Tour the w. G. I. l.. nay have indirect iu-
Auepce. Upon the last, direct It will de-
pend UPON the editor, the people aud the w.
y. I. U. itself, which is best. The colamn
has advantages which other ways have not.
II is definite work for the Union. It COM
pels research. discretion and concentration
ofthouebt The column is itself an educator
of the people. 1t shows that an organization
OF women ore force that they have come
to stay until the public mind is enlightened
and saloons are put away from the face of the
land.
An ideal depsrtmert thus conducted ny
the W. G. T. u. would be made up of Ma
tioDal, State aud local news of the doings OF
the w. @. T O., of news of all other orgini-
cations working for the same result; of quo
tstions from leading writers and speakers,
ministers and physicians; of facts and argl-
ments on every phase of the subject. And
1t would be read. ESTHER I. HoUsH,
National Supt. Press Dept, W. @. t. q.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

ssniimenls regarding life, duty. religion and
responsibilities. and cen hit prove . timely
addition to Forbes Life"
The South has fully its share OF late of wo.
men who support themselves by magazine
and story writing. Mrs. Charles Tieman,
author Of the popular "Homoeelle" in the
Round Robin series has finished another
volume called "Propinquity." She is a ma
tive OF Richmond, Va, has lived in Balti-
more cir &c he war. and
has written stories for Harpers
and the Centurs. Another Balti-
more writer is Miss X. M. Roland. who has
worked for nearly all the Southern maya
zines and Harper's. Mrs. Angelina CrIppsh
Davis, Of Louisville, has been writing 6oa
eFn character sketches for ten years, and her
work is much admired il the South she
used to lecture, aud now she has realistic
novel ready.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03
Have Faith In Tim e.

There's a quaint and curious proverb
The years have handed down,
You'n hear II IL the village street,
You'll hear IL IN the town.
You'll read 1t In each blade OF grass,
And in the rivers chime;
All natures works, with one accord,
Proclaim, "haye faith in time"
"Have faith in time" impatient one;
Go watch the roses grow,
Silently. imperceptibly,
No change your eye can know;
But now there's borne upon the air
A cloud OF perfume sweet,
A flush as of a sunset cloud,
A rose is at your feet,
"Have faith in time Thy future life
Thou mavst n OF seek to know.
lis yelled from thy too curious eyes,
For God has willed il so.
Yet heed the moments as they go,
Ere they are lost to thee;
For each one. as il passes by.
Is big With destiny.
Eliza NJ. sherman.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

List OF questions the National Superin-
feDoeDt Of the Press Department w. G.. T.
l.. wishes answered by ate Q ID Ter to isl
SuperlDtendeDts for the Annual Report.
Local mons will please carefully note. and
include answers to same In their reports to
their respective officers. Last yesr several
States sent no report st all, others very in
definite reports. Ii is evident the report of
The stste must depend on the work of the
local Unions mainly. Every w. G. T. u.
woman who writes Temperance articles for
the press, or furnishes selected articles or
paragraphs, is entitled to be Included in the
State report. Let us gather up all the facts
POSSIBLE in regard 10 oar press work. Local
Unions will please send their reports before
the first of September to their State Superin-
tendeDts.
l. How many Unions in State?
How many have appointed local sup
er'ntt ndsnts Of the Press Department?
3. How many papers published in the
STATE?
4. How many temperance papers?
D. How many favorable 10 temperance
6. How many have Temperance Depart
ment conducted bv the w. @. T. U?
Z. How many w. g. T. L. women help in
any of the i've ways enumerated below?
: How does the Press Work OF 1885 COM
pare with 1884?
A careful study OF pa pers show Eve ways
in which editors admit temperance truth to
their columns.
:. As general news, or special notices of
state or local work, ~ announcements and
reports Of meetings, conventions, etc., This
does not commit On editor as a temperance
man.
2. An paragraphs relating to the work in
general, scattered through the pages of other
reading. This may be considered evidence
Of broad mind willing that all truth should
be represented in the paper.
B. As editorials, contributed or selected
articles; evidently . candid expression Of
the editors own belief on the subject.
4. By gathering oil these articles into
department. We find these 'dspNtme 1ts"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

abound all over the country. Many women
struments Women hare made great pro.
gress in painting during the past few years,
bat there are few female sculptors La
general literature many women have bsen
succeksful
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

IN Intended that these columns shall RECORD
vo0nn's wwk n al the varied 6elds Of usefulness.
ro0ocs opinion respecting women, and voice tho
v10WS snd thoughts OF women. Its hopedsthai
NJ may In some measure encourage sre strength
q women In every worthy edort. aidtr'm In Nv.
no the problem OF selfsupport. protecs then
through knowledge OF forms Of business and Law
anp1re them to attain 10 their rfehtful position.
ma mus through enlightened, elevated woman
Aood ennobie the home. the race. the Nation.
sWoman's World" IS wide. As wife. 90 mother,
- home-maRer. a. worker. az educator. a. philsn.
1hrcpist a. comrade. citizen. and a human:oe-
mG. woman IN everywhere building for herself and
~ generation. From an sections OF this world,
hf1ef reports CT individual and organised WORK,
nsvs items. thoughts. suggestions and inquiries
are invited fer these columns.
AEdress all such comm rnications to
FIogsSos M. AbKrNsou.
165 Elm 81. indianapolis, Ind.