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Proposals far Fresh Beef and
Mutton.

HEADQUARTERS DHP'r OF IHE CoLUAsIA,
ono Of Chief Commiss.ry,
VANCOUVER BARRACKS, ". r.. T, b. Is, 1876
SE'LED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICArF
- subject to the usual eondi ions, will be
rec ived at this Office and at the ofRces OF The
Acting Commisss res or S1oststens. at the
GLOWING named posts CT the fr N hsef and
mutton needed o. those posts only, until 10
''clock noon on Thurs Ay. Ma ch IS, ls-6. at
Viii time and places hey Will be opeped in
tn. presence of bidders, for the fur fshing
and delivery Of iresh o. ef ard mutton curing
the year comm ncins July LIST. 1856:
Boise Barracks, l. T; Fa, O.nby. W. T.;
Fort C0lr d'Alsne, l. T.; Fors klamath, Or. ;
Fort SPOKANE. " T.; Fort Town,end, ". T. !;
Vancouver Barracks, W. T.: Fort wAlla walis,
VT
The sovernn co, reserves the right to re-
J. ct any or all bios.
Bidder. will unders'snd that contrssts
made UT der this sdvefts ment, and propo-
-as made in response thereto, shall not BE-
construed TO involve the TN te / STATES in ans
o. legation for pay msnt Ia excess Of the ap-
prop iAtion grained by Congress for the pur-
pose
Blank proposals and printed circulars, stat.
Ing the kind Of b Il and NUT on required,
and giviag full instructiC ms as to the u Al ner
Of birding cor ditions TO be observed By bid
ders, snd terms Of contract and Is meni will
be FURNISHED on Applicant N to this ofice. or
to the A c. e., at the several pc Is.
Envelopes containing proposals should b.
mArk~d I" Proposals for tresh Beef tor Nut.
toni ii Foit -" and addressed to the M
dersigned or TO the Acting Conmissary Of
Subsistence ct the several posts
@. A. WOODRUFF,
Captain and c. g., o. 3. A., Chief @. 8. d. O.
fe20iwtd
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ELECTIONS.
CHAPTER V.
VACANCIES IN oFFICE.


Sec. As. An office becomes vacant
upon The death, removal from office.
or resignation of the incumbent, or
failure to qualify as required. The
Office of Mayor. Clerk OF Treasurer
shall be deemed vacant whenever the
incumbent thereof shall have been
absent from the city for q period of
sixty days. The Office of Chief of
Police shall be deemed vacant when
the incumbent thereof shall have been
absent from the city without leave
from the Mayor for period of TWEEN.
ty DAYS. The office of Councilman
shall be deemed vacant whenever an
Incumbent shall fail to attend six
consecutive regular meetings of the
Council without leave OF the Council
first obtained.
VACANCIES FILLED BY COUNCIL, WHEN.
Sec. 46. A vacancy In any Office
shall be filed by the Council at 8
regular meeting. The Common
Council shall fill any vacancy exist
ing at the time Of the approval %
this act.
MUST QUALIFY WHEN, AFTER VACANCY
FILLED.
Sec. AZ. An officer appointed t
fill vacancy, must, within five day
after being notified of the appoin,
ment by the clerk, qualify thereto
IN hA Of al
or he shall be deemed to have dc
clined. and the Office be considered
vacant.
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To all whom it may Concern

OFFICE or THE COLUMBIA AND PusETt
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE w. T.. July 81, l4H !
/ WHERkAS. BY DEED BEARING
w Gate August ~, 1879 executed In puf.
suance OF an ordinance approved Aujcunf
is, 1874 the CITY Of seattle conveyed tothe
Seattle and Walla Waila Railroad an1
Transportation Company, ali the dds
lands south OF King street. In said city q
seattle. In along. around and aboufElf0e
bay, from extreme high TO extreme low
tide and deep water and,
Whereas, The Legislative Assembly o
the Territory Of Washington. by an 40!
approved Sovember 8 1878. ratified end
confirmed aid grant and conveyanceu pse
certain conditions. which have been fully
performed By said Company; and,
Whereas, Said Act OF the Legislative
Assent bly, vested the title Of said lands y
said Seattle and WallA Walla Railrca1
and Transportation Company. In fss On
Whereas, The United States has soqut.
coed In said grant And conveyance; snf'
Whereas, The said Seattle and Walla
Walla Railroad and Transportation CON.
pany has transferred and conveyed I'll 81
said lands TO the Columbia aud Pugs
Sound Railroad Company;
Now, therefore, the sad Columbia and
Puget Sound Railroad Company hsreby
gives notice that IL claims the exclusive
right TO occupy said lands and % sroos
wharyes and other structures thereoa
and that all persons are hereby notiaed .
refrain from occupying or entering upos
any OF said lands without the consent 2
writing, Of said Columbia and Puga
c csdIS ShiI0s Z aPSTSGsEE1TisouNDRRoo
By 7. J. MnSKh
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THU
4 Third Judicial District of Washington
Territory. holding terms at Seattle.
NO 10 I'd Ihn g. Se&yey, plaintiff VS.,
william II. Llewellye, in his own proper
person and as the executor and trustee OF
the estate of stephen w. Hovey, de-
ceased. ct al defendants.
Under and By vietue Of an order Of sale
issued out Of the above named Court. in
the above entitled action. d lated the Is; h
day OF Feb nary. Iss6 and 70 me directed
and delivered. have duly levied upon the
property described In said order Of sale,
and as follows. towit:
Let nun bred three 81 of block nrrn
bered fifty l50,. -nd lot numbered three
90 OF block number d fifty four ga. al in
Maynardis town plat 81 the town NOV
city OF Seattle. in said King county: nd
also. IL Is ordered hat said lot three a. cf
block numbered fi-ty-four fsA. OF Nv.
nsrd's plat be sold frst In order al the
time OF saif sale.
Notice IL therefore hereby given that on
saturday, the I'd day Of April,
1850.
At 10 o'clock q 10. OF said day. In front Of
the Cert House door, In the city of Seat.
Tie. King csunry. Washington Territory.
vii In obedience 70 said order Of ssIs.
srn me above descrioed . operty or 81
mnen thereof as may BE- Necessary to sat
isfy tn judgment in aaid a-tion. with In
tere thereon and co~ts. al public auc-
ton 20 the highest b Oder for ~ash.
Dated a. Seattle, the 9Th day OF March,
D nh Sheriff q, k < u; d aGS ~ W.
Ac6uvrs blaine, attorneys fer plain,
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CURE FOR PILES

Piles are frequently preceded bv q
senss Of weight 10 the back. loins and
lower part of the abdomen. causing the
patient to suppose be has some affectien
Of the kidneys or neiRhboring organs
At times symptoms of indigestion are
present, fatuleucy. uneasiness of the
stomach, etc. A moisture. like perspi-
ration, producing a very disagreeable
itching, after getting warm. is q COM
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once to the sppli-
cation Of DIR. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directlv upon the parts az.
fected. absorbing the Tumors, allayina
the intense itching and effectinR per
manent cure. Price 80 cents. Address
the DR.. Bossnko Medicine Co., Piqua
Ohio. Sold bv A. b. STEWART DIV
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FIRST REGULAR MEETING AFTER
ELECTION.
CHAPTER VII

THE MAYOR, ms POWERS AND DUTIES
Sec 81. The MAYOR is the chief
executive officer of the city, snd full
power and authority is hereby vested
10 him TO execute and enforce the
laws aud ordinances of the city. 10
supervise. direct and control the DO
lice force and all subordinate officers
OF the city, and 10 mainiain peace
and good order in the city. IL shall
De h's duty annually ai the drst meet
Ing OF the Council 10 July To commu.
nicste by message to the Council a
statement OF the condition aud Affairs
OF TIE city. and 70 recommend such
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FAIRVIBW STOCK PABM.

I HAVE ON HAND A NUMBER OF
= Hols Elm Fresisn Cows and Heifers.
with calf. due in the spring. and q mum.
Der Of the nnsst Bulls. one and two years
ed. all Thoroughbred and registered. I
expect another car load to arrive on the
18th Of March. have goo1 native Cows.
with calf By Holstein Frei.ian BuIls,
which I will sell at reasonable prices.
My imported English Stations viii
stand a. fellows:
The shire Hussar. No. Eii. and tbs
roadster Li'tie Giant. at LaConner. STAN
wood and Edison.
The English shire which viii bring
from the Ia { is larger than Hussar. and
viii arrive in Seattle March Is. He and
tbs Cleveland bay. Young Sportsman.
viii st nj At Seattle. Rsnton, White river
and Puyaliup. B. n. L. DAVIS.
mfAwim Mount Vernon. W.T..
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U. 9. LAND OFFICE AT OLYxyiA, W.T..
February Q. 1888.
Notice Is hereby given that oUNDER
EGGEN has nled Office II intention 10
make nnal proof before the Oisri OF the DIS
4 let Court. at his once In Seattle, W. r 90
Frisay, the 26th day OF March, A. d. 1sss. %
resumption D No. 1851. for the NE \ Il
NE u section 81, township 20 north, Aass
east.
He names IS witnesses liver B. Moe, An.
ders Mos. Olof Otterson and Johan PsdsFsou-
oil Of Port Madison, W. T.
JOHN Y. CONVEY,
felamr2J RegiAtar Of the Land Qf1cA
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Notice OF Final Proof.
U.s LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA " r.

US. LAND oYFrcE AT OLYMPIA W.T..
February ~, 1895.
Notice IL hereby gwen that kREDERfC A.
RICHARDSON has iled notice OF intsntisn 10
make fiuai proof before samuel Grssne. = no.
tary Public, ct his once in II Dughton, ". T.,
on Saturday. the 10th day OF April, A. q.
1885. en- Pre- -smption ID. 8. No. s9a6, for the
NV \ Of section 10. township Is north, range
5 east.
he names - witnesses: Roscoe Dunn,
Charles L. May. Henry A. Frederick and WIN.
c. Hamley. all Of Hougbton, W.T..
JOHN r. CONVEY
fe25sp1 Register OF tbs L. I'd 0fAce.
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Clab Prizes for lAe beat Home aud
Fereign Literature.

Fo@~~>ed Of rnE iiStNe AeE and
one or other Of our vsy.setoas Amerass a
moslhltes q subscriber viii ind himself
In command at shs whese sitnAtacn-
PhilAaelphia Evening kslissin.
foE Sic ~ 1itG LsNtNa AGk Aaa any
one ot tho American 81 mantAiics tax
harpers Weekly or sssatst all b. at
for year. postpaid oF for - - fAs
LIvISo AoG and the st NsohuiNS
Address LlfrktsL * CO.
AZ Hasten
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TuK xKw law.
Fall Text II TIE CITY Charter -
Revived. Ameaded and Re-
enacted b the Late
Lexfsiafure.

fCo~sisr.s from yes.vdSy.I
COMMENCEMENT or TEENs-QCALrFT
WHEN.
Sec. AZ. The term Of Office Of every
person elected to Office under this act
shall commence on the tenth day
after the canvass Of the election re-
turns by the Council, and terminate
accordingly. except as otherwise pro-
vided by this act, and by such time
such person must qualify by taking
and fling the oath of office, and give
such official undertaking for the faith
full performance of bis duties as may
be required, or he shall be deemed to
have declined, ADD the Office consid-
cred vacant, except when there is q
contest, 10 which case such person
must qualify within ten days from the
determination OF such contest.
OATH OF oFFIcE-FoRa.
Sec. 40. All officers elected under
this act, before entering upon the d.
ties OF their office, must take and file
with the clerk an oath of office 10 the
following effect: Il, A b, do sol
EMMY swear (or affirm that ! will
support the constitution of the United
States and OF this Territory, aud that
will. 10 the best of my ability, faith
fully perform the duties Of the office
of -. during my continuance
therein. so help me Cod If the
person affirms. instead Of the last
clause, there must be added, and
this | promise uoder the pains and
penalties Of perjury"
ELECTIONS
Sec a. All laws of this Territory
regulating and governing general
elections and proceedings and mat
tiers incidental thereto, shall apply TO
and govern elections under this act.
except as herein otherwise provided.
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Tue aLu amir ~. s44O.id net fail 10 call %
him. The Doctor has visited the hospitals Il
Europe and obtained great deal Of vs,uabls
information when be is competent 30 impxrf
TO those In need Of his services. DIR. GIBSON
will make no charge unless he effects . cara
Persons cured at home. Gall or WRIT. An
communications strictly confidential. nsnd
ten dollars for . package OF medicine. al.
dress DR.. J. r. GIBBON. Box 1851, sAn fraa.
cisco, Gal. Mention Observation-Disclosures
spI6dv
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CHAPTER VI.

THE ORGANIZATION AND POWERS OF
THE COUNCIL.
Sec. ~. The city Council shall
possess all the legislative powers
granted by this act, and all other
corporate powers of the city not
herein or by some ordinance of the
city conferred on some other officer.
MEETINGS OF COUNCIL
Sec. 40. The Council must pro.
vide for the time and place of its
regular meetings, at any of which ii
may adjourn to the next regular
meeting. or 10 some time prior there.
to, and il may be convened by the
mayor at aHy time upon a days no.
tice given to each of the members.
QUORUM, WHAT CONSTITUTES.
Sec so A majority Of the men,
bers Of the CouAcil shall constitute a
quorum to do business, but a less
number may meet and adjourn from
time 10 time and compel the attend
ance Of absent members.
RULES OF THE COUNCIL.
Sec. 81. The Council may adop,
rules for the government OF the
conduct of its members and its pro-
ceedings, Ii must keep q journal of
its proceedings. and. on the call of any
one of its members, must cause the
yeas and nays TO be taken and enter.
ed 10 its journal upon any question
before IL; but upon q question to ad-
journ, the yeas and nays shall not be
taken. unless upon the call of four
members. Its deliberations and pro-
ceedings must be public.
PUNISHMENT OF MEMBERS OF COUNCIL.
Sec. 50 The Council may punish
any member for disorderly or i'm
proper conduct at any meeting, or
Tor refusing or neglecting TO attend
any regular meeting without suifi
Gent excuse therefor. and may by a
three fourths vote expel a member.
POWERS AND DUTIES OF MAYOR.
Sec. SO. Tue mayor is ex-officio
president OF the Council, and shall
preside over its deliberations when
10 session. He is not entitled to vote
except 10 case of q tie vote, in which
case he shall have the casting vote.
lie has authority to preserve order,
enforce the rules of the Couacil. and
10 determine the order Of business,
subject to such rules. and TO an ap.
peal to the Council. II the Mayor is
absent from any meeting of the Coun.
Gil. the ConRcil must appoint one of
its number President TO serve during
the meeting, or until the Mayor al
tends.
FIRST REGULAR MEETING AFTER
ELECTION.
Sec. 81. On the tenth day next fol.
lowing any general election there
must be a regular meeting of the
Council and such meeting is sp-
pointed by this act. and no notice
thereof or call therefor is necessary.
WHAT Is A MAJORITY UNDER THIS ACT
Sec S. A majority OF the whole
number constituting the Council as
then provided by law, Is q maiority
OF the Council or members thereof.
within the meaning of this act, and
not otherwise, unless expressly so
provided. The concurrence of
maioiiiy Of q quorum Is sufficient
majority to determine any question
or matter. other than The final passage
of an ordinance
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Notice of Final Proof.

o. & LAND orPInK AT oLYxPIl. VT.
February IL, 1854
- Notice Is hereby given that JACOB n.
RICE has nltd not &c q intention to make
neal proof before c. Z. DO .man. N I,ary
Public. at bis ONCE In Seattle, W. T.. on
saturday, the 10Th day OF AoriI. A. D issS
on Pre- empt'on ID g. NJ. 1851. for the NV L
OF section 5, township ~ north. range 4 east
de names witnesses VII Miller, Jos.
Sn'nn. A. Sellers and Joseph Bsbmais er,
all OF sunnyosle, W. T.
JOHN r. CONVEY,
fes6spl Register Of the Land Once.
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For Rent or Sale

THE LARGE STEAM sAwMILI.
l capacity 100 0o0 feet per day. with ali
recent improvements. lately erected at
Bellipghsm, " hafcom county. Ia Offered
for rem or sale. A rare Opportunity for
any one DESTROYS OF engaging in the bust
ness; For particulars apply TO 4. MI
DhIDGE. on the pren ises. or ERASTU3
BARTLETT. Ill Hayes street. San Fran
CISCO Oc9g
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EsTATE OF ROBERT MccoMB. DE
IL ceased.
Sotio- Is hereby given by the undersigned.
administrator Of the above named estate. +,
the creditors Of and all persons having
claims ses nst said deceatei, 70 exhibit the
same. with the necessary vouchers. within
tweive months from the nrst publication Of
tnis no'ice. to the undersigned, at the Mer
chants National BARK, in tie city Il Seattle.
King county. wsshit gton Territory. or N.
same will 10 forever barred.
WIN n. REEVES,
Adu fnigratoE of the estate Of Robert Nc.
Csmb. deceased.
Date OF this notice and Of lie nrst pubiiea.
uoo, February "a, 1885. a.
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DEXTER HORTON & co.,
BANKER
SEATTLE, w. T.

subject 70 Check or Drzfl
1txht kxohAnse and relsxrAyhio Trnns
Ter On san franclsoo. Portland ana Nex
York
sisht bills Of exchange drawn In sums
70 seit direct on Lcndor. svAilahae else
who're In Kurupe.
Mensy loaned On approved security.
BondA stocks And other ynln.has. ~.
seivsd ON deposit for sAfe keepinx.
Collections made and proceeds prumuxi
remitted.
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CHAPTER VIII.
THE POWERS AND DUTIES OF OTHER
OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION.
CITY ATTORNEY. DUTIES OF

UT NJ IVhNEft Do TIES OF
Sec. 80. The City Attorney shall
represent the city in all suits or pro-
ceedings in which the city is interest
ed. and give his advice or opinion in
writing concerning any matter in
which the city is interested when re-
quired by the Mayor or Council, but
the city may employ additional eoun
sci when deemed advisable by the
Council.
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DUTIES OF CLERK.

Sec. So. The clerk shall be the Gus
todian of the records and seal of the
city. He is authorized to make and
certify transcripts of the records and
papers in his office; to use the seal of
The city TO authenticate his official
acts. and to administer any oath
which may be lawfully taken within
the city; and il shall be his duty to
keep fair and correct record of the
proceedings of the Council. to record
the ordinances Of the city. and per-
form such other duties as the Council
NAV prescribe.
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Lands for the landIess.

THE SUBSCRIBER, LIVING ON
L Esgle Harbor. nine miles west Of the
city OF Seattle, Will sell portion of his
homestead in lots OF 5, 10 or 20 acres each,
at the low rate OF $50 per sore. sad land
has been loxgei off and burn d over un-
til il IS quite easily cleared IL g nearly
lev ]. has but few stones and lies in ca v
reach Of tie water. School and ehur, b
within a mile. Society good. Call and
see for yourselves
de3w3n r NJ. HOSKINSON.
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SEEDS

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING AN
w immense stock Of Seeds, the growth
81 iss5. CAfALOGGE mailed Tree on ap-
plication.
Package Seeds sen BY mail free OF post
age Country merchants furnished on
the most liberal terms. Send for Csta-
osue with special terms 10 the trade.
ALFRED SNYDfR 4 CO..
Seed Merchants-
SEATTLE. Jan. IL. Isss dfs.~ tf
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.. * ELM NDY.
lH>neG. In amt TAI laDl..

HAS FACTORIES LATEST
III n
He
aspiring
hlmssff
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CLERK To Draw WARRANTS

Sec. s.. When the Council orders
any demand or account to be paid, if
money has been appropriated for
that purpose and not otherwise, the
clerk must draw q warrant upon the
Treasurer for the amount ordered
paid, which warrant must be drawn
on the special or general fund appro-
priated therefor, and be signed by
the Mayor and attested by the clerk.
CLERK To KEEP BOOKS OF ACCOUNT
Sec Sc. The clerk must keep prop
er books Of account, showing therein
all sums appropriated, the date there
of. aud out of what fund the date
and amount of all warrants drawn
thereon. and TO whom payable, and
oil such other matters and things as
may be prescribed by ordinance, or
proper and necessary TO q correct un-
Outstanding Of the city finances.
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DEMANDS AGAINST THE CITY

Sec. "a. All demands and accounts
against the city. including claims for
damages, must be presented to the
City Council. with the necessary evi.
dence in support thereof, TO fully in.
form the Council as to the merits
thereof. and the Council must allow
OF reject the same before any suit
against the city can be maintained
theron.
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DUTIES CT TREASURER.

Sec 81. The Treasurer is the Col.
lector of Taxes, and the receiver and
disburser Of the moneys Of the city
He shall collect all taxes and assess.
ments levied by the city, and all
moneys and revenues coming to the
city by taxation or otherwise: and
pay out the same Only upon warrants
signed by the Mayor and clerk. Pro-
vided. That special assessments for
local Improvements may be By au.
thority of the Council collected by
any contractor or contractors with
the city.
rREAsURER TO KEEP ACCOUNTS WITH
SEPARATE FUNDS
Sec. IS The Treasurer must keen
an account with the general fund and
3 separate account with each special
fund that may be raised for any spe.
cidc object, snd when q warrant is
drawn on say particular fund. il can
only be paid out Of such fund.
REPORT OF TREASURER
Sec. 60 The Treasurer mus, make
report of the receipts and expendi-
lures TO the Common Council al the
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T-HE
DAILY P0ST.IATElLIGENCED.
LEADING NEWSPAPER
Washington Territory
Publication Ofsioe: Post Buii6i.E ssss
lie. W. T.
Subscription $40 Der ann'Im. in =
vance.
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THE ORGANIZATION AND POWERS OF
THE COUNCIL.
Sec. ~. The city Council shall
possess all the legislative powers
granted by this act, and all other
corporate powers of the city not
herein or by some ordinance of the
city conferred on some other officer.
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MEETINGS or COUNCIL.

Sec, 40. The Council must pro-
vide for the time and place of its
regular meetings, at any of which it
may adjourn to the next regular
meeting. or TO some time prior there
to, and it may be convened by the
mayor at ANY time upon a days no
tice given to each of the members.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-23

hold whom you would like to spend
eternity withP They were mild and loving
and gentle and beautiful while here.
You have no idea that the joys of heaven
have made them worse. Choose their
Christ, and you may have their heaven.
They went In washed through the blood
of the Lamb, and you must have the same
glorious ablution. With holy violence /
put my hands on you to-day, to push you
on toward the immediate choice of this
only Savior. Have Him you must, or
perish world without end. Elect this
moment as the one of contriton and
transport. Oh, give one intense, earnest,
believing, loving gaze into the wounds
opened for your eternal salvation
Some Of you confront for the first and
last time until the Judgment, and then
We shall meet. Win you be ready?