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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-23
AN IMPORTED BEAUTY.
The Proprietor Of the Austin Dispatch
Advertises In St, Louis Paper
Tor Female Assistant,
toang and Handsome Woman Comes
Down and Takes the Position bat
an Ugly Man Follows Her.
ehe Turns Out TO he tho RunRwhy wita on a
"richiayor aud Refusss TO ftetarn to
Her Husband aud Babe.
AnANnoNnp nEn nusnANn

ABANDONED uER HUSBAND.
special TO tho Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tax July 22.--Somo time AGO
Col w. Y, LeAder, editor and proprietor
OF the Daily Dispatch OF this city insert.
cd mn advertisement la st. Louis paper
stating that he desired one or more ladies'
to come 10 Texas TO work 10 his printing
office, aud one 20 act as otllco assistant
In answer TO this advertisement, among
others, there came lady who passed her.
self on as
AN UNMARRIED woMAN,
ana she was AZ once given employment ON
inc paper alluded TO. She arrived In the
cry aOout ten days ago. Col Leader SO.
cured boari and room for the lady az
lhe fearl house, on Congr M avenue, An
passed on smoothly and well for week
or more, The lady attended To
ner work aud all parties were
satisfied with each ether, But last Tues
uay evening a storm swept the camp, A
man VINO gives his name al Carson, and
who Is a bricklayor by trade, arrived In
this city from ST. Louis, and while stand.
ing near the union depot, ospied the lady
mentioned above while CROSSING the nyG.
nue.. She Immediately went up stalre In
the Pearl house, and Carson followed
what passed. at the interview N not
known but Carson subsequently, told An
officer that the woman WAS
- RUNAWAY VIM,
that abe had left hur home ana nor
eighteen baby In St. Louis.
without his knowledge or consent, and
that he had followed her for the pur-
pose OF bringing her back, The woman's
name Is Mrs. Ella Carson, Young and
handsome, Her husband, who Is here to-
night, IL common, stupid-looklng brick
layer who seems 10 have no spunk al All.
lie obtained an interview with his wife,
who iiatly refused 70 return TO ST. Louis
or have anything more 10 do with him
II looked for awhile as II tho deserted
benedict would uso force. He followed
Mrs, Carson up TO her room at her hoard
ing'housc, wheroupon she sent TO Dol.
Leader asking protection At Gov. ireland.
Mrs. Carson evidently
WILL NOT RETuRS
TO ST. Louis. In connection With tho
affair the Evening Optic this afternoon
denounced Col. Leader a. lechefOus
acoundrel, lnumating that his part with
the AFFAIR was Tor Immoral purposes, and
that tiiis had not b3en his ifst oHanse ia
Austin.
Ia the afternoon the editors Of the OPP
TIC and Dispatch passed each other on the
avenue. Leader had threatened 70 XIII
Daniels, IL Is said, but the latter passed
him without being assaulted
IL turns out late tonight that Mrs.
Carson IL well connected, her relatives
being known 10 Gov. Ireland, she having
been raised In Kentucky. She has two
brothers, prominent and wealthy stock
men In Callahan county, Tex The DO.
nouement Is not yet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-23
THOMSON RUsTICATING.
Tho 0sneral Opinion TINT Hs Has Gone
% Canhdn TO Stnys

Tho General Opinion TINT lie Has Done
10 Canada 20 stay
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 22.--It Is posi-
lively stated here to-day that Almon II.
Thomson, The deiaulting cashier Of the
Proyldent Savings bank, ~ In Canada.
Several residents Of this city and friends
OF the embezsler nave returned from
trip through the province and state that
they saw and conYersed with him
Mr.. l.. j Brown states that be saw
him 10 Montreal before he had
heard OF the failure and exchanged
salutations with him, inquiring al the
same time what he was doing up there.
Thomson replied, with smiles
'I'm just rusticatIng for a time got
worn down a llttlen
Two other gentlemen claim 70 haye
seen him and II IL generally believed that
be will not return 70 this city until extra.
dlted, Notwithstanding the rumors TO the
contrary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-23
BREACH OF PROMISE.

Prominent Bnsipaes Man OF snn Antonio
Is Sued For Damages.
Special TO tho Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July 22.-Mlss
Jennie Foster, formerly OF New Orleans
and Galveston, has just brought suit
against prominent business man here,
MIR. Charles j. Langholse, for sl2, 800
damages on a breach Of marriage. She
alleges that they have lived together as
man and wife for several years and had
two children, a boy and girl. The
former, named Charles j Langholso, Jr.,
died few days after birth, but the girl
Laura Is now living. The petition claims
that he often promised TO marry her, and
a letter IL referred 20 to prove It, The
defendant and his attorneys claim that
the suit is a matchmaking scheme; that
the woman Is not OF good character and
therefore not entitled to damages.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-23
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ssse'e%e . 3 70,
COME ANY g

offer bargains Goods etc. every
ALL COMPETITION RUN
& he the Dry Goods interest OF the West
midsummer sales will OF
the
time these reductions carefully examination you
IS a. represented.
n brodered Robes, old price this
~ hrodered Robes cut down from So
Robes beautiful embroidery material ghness
I'm az 90 to $3.50
hall white Embroidered brings them
Moo.
&. Robes in pink only, old price $500 price $3.50.
continue throughout the entire line near possible
# clean cut in two. Call early and get first choice.
listers approved styles offered as low as SIC
st complete line Of Sizes in fauess
teene goods 20 35c all made
Nam Of l5c.
these goods propose
this week They are just the thing for chdens and offered
Ia per yard.
he 124to
Hull l2bc, price this week "A.
tngsdo
criuhed
be old prices range from to soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-23
SHOT AT THEM.

Two hiep Escape from tho Poor.Farm
Guards at weatbarford.
Special TO the Gazette.
WEATHERfoRD, Tx, July 22.--lnfor-
nation was received here to-day OF the
escape OF Gus II. Hogan and Jim shelton,
from the guards at the poor farm, whore
they had been placed 70 work out fines
imposed against them in the county court.
Hogan is the party who was arrested by
Fort Worth officers and brought here
charged with an aggravated assault ON
little girl. He was convicted and fined
$50, and in default Of payment was sent
TO the poor farm TO work. Shelton was
working out fine for carrying pistol.
william Long, tbs guard, fired at them
1--WE times, but II is not known whether
any Of the shots took effect, az neither OF
the parties has yet been captured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-23

which dynamite aud other explosives
We're found
~ offer the keys In evidence" said the
states attorney.
Hadn't ycu tettcr restore thom TO the
person 70 whom they belongSn sail Capt.
Black.
~ don't think he viii ever need them
again, " replied Gffnol.
Spies eyes start at this, and the cour,
takes q recess
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-23
SPORTING.
Base ban.

DETROIT, MIcn., July 22,- Detroit lo5
~. Louis, &.
Bosrog, MASS, Julg 22.-- Boston, loi
Washington, 4.
NEW YoRK, N. r., Jaiy ~ New York,
?; Philadelphia, i.
STATEN ISLAND, July Louisville,
81 MetropolitaBs, 4,
BHookLyS, n. r., July % brooklyn
u st. Louis, ].
BAlrnioHE, Nh July p. Baltimore,
l0i Cincinnati, n.
pHnADELrnrA. Pa, July q Ath-
letic, Il Pittsburg,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-23
INSTANTLY KILLED.

a Section Hand Is Hun Over by AN En
CINE ~ Hsarne.
Special TO the Gazstle
HEARsEi Tx July ~ James Trainer,
section hand, was run over and killed
In the Houston & Texas Central railroad
yard here this evening al 4 O'Clock. H.
stepped on the track TO get out Of the
way Of the switch engine which was pull.
ing up and az he did so ne stepped on an
other track In front Of engine No 40,
which was backing TO the round-house.
The engine aud tender ran over him,
mangling him terribly and causing instant
death, lie was man about fifty years OF
age. No blame IL attached 10 the rail.
road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-23
MARSHALL.
Arrested on Charges Of EmbezslIng and
BwindIing-Good Roads.

Special TO the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX, July 22.--Sherih
Perry has just dispatched two deputies
to Gatesville, Coryell county, to bring
back one W. II. Lingo, a late sewing ma
chine employe, whose presence IL desired
here TO answer to three indictments, two
for embezzlement and one for swindling.
The county roads this year will receive
proper attention from the county court,
merchants aud people, and all the streams
leading into Marshall will be bridged
This will be an excellent move No
county or town ought 70 neglect its roads
and bridges. But hogs and cattle con-
tlnne 20 roam the streets, which gives the
place countriAed air.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-23
GALVESTON.
The Money tor tho Drin ~ IN Bank and
wan be Paid Promptly,
9naelnl a., Aha. fs......

wni be Paid Promptly,
Special 20 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tx, July 22.--In re.
sponse 70 Inquiries II the money for the
payment OF prizes was specifically set
apart for that purpose the interstate dril
management to-day made the following
excerpt from the record of recent meet,
ing ant desires It's publication for tho
benefit OF all military companies contem.
piallhg entering the drill and competing
LOT the prizes offered. It Is AS follows
Resolved that special deposit Of Sl2,-
oVo DC made with Ball, lutchins & Co. 10 be
set utlue Tor the sole purpose OF paying
panles by the judges Of the drill. That
said deposit he placed IN the names of A
NJ. shannon, president, aud Thomas
Conyington, secretary. That as mana.
gers OF the Interstate drill we connectlye.
ly and individually expressly oblIqate
ourselves TO the faithful payment OF this
money as above set forth.
A. NJ SHANNON,
II. j. WILLIS,
g. b. MILLER,
LION BLUM,
X, ID. IAwLEY,
GEoRGE SELIGsoS,
CnAs. FOWLER, JR.,
II, II. FoRDRRAN,
j s. RoGRRs
The following is a copy OF the certla-
cate
Ofllce OF Bail, llutchlngs & Co Calves
ton, Tex, July ~, 1886. Received of A
Nj. shannon, president, Sl2, 800, payable
TO the order OF A. NJ, Shannon, president,
and Thomas Conyngton, secretary of the
Interstate drill, Galveston, Tex
Signed, BALL, llUIcHINGs q Co.
Every member Of the management
whose name Is attached 60 the obligation
can give his Individual check for the
amount, and have 1t honorcd In any bank
IN the city They propose that the drill
shall be no Philadelphia affair, but that
every obligation shall be fulfilled To the
letter.
The drlll grounds are being put in
order and from the present outlook the
encampment will be brilliant success in
every particular. Fifty companies have
entered up TO date, and entries continue
TO be received daily.
The management have received notice
OF the shipment Of 800 tents for the sol
diers besides number OF larger tents for
other purposes, and " is expected the
ground will be ready for the reception of
troops by the ist Of July.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-23
GRERNYILLR.
Texan Who Served ia The soudan Gam
paign Receives Medal.

T11HH HEVFNfFNN y HEVWHIF
special 10 the GGEette.
GREENynLE, Tx, Jaly ~ Harry
childress Of this place Is in receip. OF
a handsome medal from the English war
department In recognition Of services In
the soudan campaign Of 1884 and 1885.
The young man is native Texan, but
was In Canada when that country sent
out volunteers. He Joined them and
gained honorable mention in the hard
fought field Of Kirbel Kan.
Col. A. Stougbton, prominent edu-
Gator or this section, was found dead in
his bed yesterday morning al his home 10
the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-23
red Linen Lawns--Prices Away Down.

Linen pieces embracing
coorng We lot the uniform price
80 Soc This Offering consists only all Linen
flax guaranteed to stand and render good service
list prices only few of the made throughout
n
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-29

For once ln his life the prophet
should have q chrome. This time his
predictions proved true. The cold
wave makes one feel as though there
ls no necessity to hurry away the par
lOF stove.
Miss Ana Shipe has gone on q few
months visit to her old home Ia Penn
sylvania.
H. B. Wing is visiting friends in
Berwick.
VIII Hunter returned from Topeka
last week, where he was q witness on
q trial.
n. II. Godfrey is improving his
farm by putting q hedge around Il.
improvements are steadily going
on IN Berwick. Henry Berg Is laying
q foundation for his new barn.
Ed 5hipe spent Easter In Sallna
with George Godfrey.
Mrs. Hitler is getting along as well
as can be expected. With the exeep-
ton Of the loss Of her nose, her face
will be all right, considering that six
cancers were taken out Of IL.
A Mr.. Johnson has moved on the
old Todd farm. We hope he Is q man
that will make 1t hot for the weeds.
The hog cholera has made It's ap-
pearance In this neighbOrhoOd. Syl-
vester Buzzard Is losing his hogs.
Owing % q mistake made by the
presiding e;der In regard to quarterly
meeting only few OF the cOngrega-
ton was out 20 hear the new minister
Rev. Miller, on last Sunday. He
will hereafter preach at three o'clock
instead Of in the evening. He will
preach again next Sunday. Sunday
school at two O'Clock.
Frank Millrap aud Lawrence Platt
started west last week. They are
seeking q claim, so did also Mr.. and
Mrs McGaughey. OCCASIONAL.
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Mentor Music.

Mentor Is booming.
Miss Lizzie Martin and Miss Daisy
GivGns, of Salina, were out visiting the
| family OF Mr.. n. NJ. Maxwell on last
Saturday.
Rev. J. g. Dana preached here Sun
day night.
Mr.. Maxwell, P. NJ, has q new lot
OF coal.
A. J. MeHafle vent down 10
Salina last Saturday evening. There
seems 10 be something very attrac-
tive down there which Arthur wishes
10 "See.n
John Rumill has several teams
busily engaged husking corn. We
suppose It is this years crop.
The Carlin Bros. have rented Doc.
Miller's elevator, and have stored
their wheat IN Il.
Mr.. VIM. MRltby is the founder Of q
new literary society. It meets next
Saturday night.
Herman Berns Is moving his
house down 10 Mentor, on the lots be
purchased last fall.
Alex McPhail has been shelllng
the Carlin Bros.
Miss Emma Strong and Emmett
McCarty, who have been teaching
school this winter, are now attend
ing the Salina Normal.
On last Monday evening, the 18th
inst, q number of the young folks Of
this vicinity gathered ct the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. h L. Jones, q being
the 18th anniversary Of their son AZ /
Hes birth. A very enjoyable time
was had by all present. The pro-
gramme Of the evening We did not |
learn, but es Allie has q violin and Is /
now an excellent performer on Il, we /
can easily guess ct the rest. Some
time later In the evening, the party |
broke up and started for their respec-
tive homes with glad hearts and tired /
fees. The time they LEFT is never 70
be told.
V. w. Miller has let the con.
tract for the erection Of q large store
building 24K50 feet and two story
high. The upper story is 10 be used
for city hail. This means business.
The contractor is already making the
dirt fiy and the foundation viii soon
be done. He is also building q hand
some residence in the southeast part
Of town.
Most Of the farmers west Of Mentor
say that they have very good pros
poets for q good crop Of wheat
Mr.. and Miss Carlin were out from
5alina visiting the JOHANNES Bros.
last Tuesday.
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The matrimonial market has taken
q boom.
james Madison and Miss vielo-
ria Serrault were quietly married q
few days ago.
Mr.. E. r. Rose and Nm. Mary ].
Callahan were married Sunday by the
Rev. A. B. Kirkland. We extend our
beartiest congratulations 70 Mr.. Rose
and lady. May happiness attend
them, and may their pathway be
strewn with Roses as We glide
down the stream Of life.
At the closing exercises In School
District No. 3 last Saturday, prizes
were awarded as follows. Glass No.
Miss Emma HOpka. Glass n. B.
Walter Shank.
ThOs. MuFtey, the teacher Of
District No. 8, LEFT Sunday for Stock
ton, Rocks county, this State.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. BIundOn are
the happy grand parents Of q little
son born unto their daughter, Mrs.
Frank WagstaR
Mr.. and Ars. Albert Kring have
the sympathy Of their friends in this
community in the loss Of their infant
daughter, which was buried Tuesday.
LOuis Rex, q seemingly quiet and
unRssuming young man who came
here from Indiana about q year ago,
became home sick and has lost his
mind. Arrangements are being made
10 send him 10 the asylum.
JEWELL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-29

Irsppears rather ridiculous to these
who are not members Of the John A.
AndeDon bread-and-butter brigade 70
hear that renowned statesman quoted
IS an anti-monop0list and sound on
the labor question. II seems strange
10 them because they know that his
claims are but brassy brsg and blua.
tsF. They know that E. B. Purcell,
Of Manhattan-A stoek-bOldeF and d.
rector IN the Atchison, Topeka 4
santa re road-has always been and
d now, John A. AndeFs0n's chief
hacker In political campaigns; and
that ne has heretofore furnished and
n now furnishing funds In different
counties Of the Fifth Congressional
District saline county included) 10
heip nominate the aforesaid aainted
John A. Anderson. And while An
dsTs0n indulges In swell suppers and
zips bis claret IN Wsshington-brsg-
ing and clustering over his great
deeds for the dear peOple-hls fellow
member Of Congress, ss well as Kan
50 visitors at the capital, fully
realize and smile ct his demagogism.
45ohn A. Anderson was really
hurting the great monopOlies Of
TIE country, people would certainly
learn from some source that the mo-
nop7lies were down on Jonn A. An
dsrson. This the people have yet to
learn, and this the people will not
lsarn during the public service Of
1ohn A. Anderson.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-29

THE combinations Of Click and
Acers do not yet make their appear
ance. Our Kansas Senators have
been pretty well Instructed as to the
feeling Of the g. A. r. upon Clicks
confirmation, and as well instructed by
the temperance element Of the State
relative 10 the feeling toward Acers
These two INSTRUCTORS" are too
powerful to be disregarded, and the
Senators will not vote for the con-
fiFmstion o. either party in the face Of
such emphatic prOtests-st least until
the objections have been greatly mod
ified or withdrawn. There is an ar
gument In some quarters that there
should not be any opposition to the
confirmation Of either Click or Acers,
but 10 let Democracy shoulder the re-
sponsibllity. We do not approve Of
this. The appointments are a dis
grace, and the Senators should not
become parties to the elevation Of
such men to Office. It is simply
boys play Il they vote for the con-
nrmation OF either party.
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Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS :,

STATE OF KANSAS
County Of sallls.
oFlos q OoAy Csrk. SaiiaS. Apra 2ad, 1885.
NoTIcx e hereby given that on the 2lst day ol
~ April, i856, petition signed By Edward
short and u others, vas presented 70 the board
Of county eonmissionsn Of the county and state
aforeaah, praying for The location Of q certain
road described as folloWa. VIZ; C0mmencing at
the southWest corner Of the nEL % ssciinn IS.
toUu1hlp IS, range : west, thence west on half
section no to point about 80 rods east Of the eur
nsr stone between sections le and ~ thence angle
oouthWest 70 point - rods south of aid corner
between sections le and n, thence south 70 he
southeast corner % the ~ Of section n thenes
vest one-kalf mile 70 intsrSect With public high
Way.
Whereupou, sid board ofeounty eommlsuionen
appointed the following named persons, to-Wit (:
A. @. Kennlson, John shank and a. r. Morrison
e viewers, with Instructions 70 meet IN conjunc-
tion with the county surveyor, at TIE house Of
EdWard BhoTt In Cambria township. on Tuesday,
the lSt day Of June, A ID. 1855, and pressed %
view aid road, and give 70 all parties hearing.
By order Of the board Of county eommisnonsn.
[GHALl JOsEFH 6ARaHHT, County Clark.
By Minnie Sargent Deputy. La
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-29

erOeerlss. choice. fresh and cheap
At Ober's.
Try Myrtle Navy Plug Smoking.
"A st. JoRDAN 4 TBRRy.
W. e. Bowen b prepared 10 furnish
the -elearsst and best ice ever furnirh-
ed the citizens Of sallna before. He
has his ice house full and OverfOwing
The supply ls inexhaustibla, and he
viii guarantee to furnish bis patrons
all summer with the best ice the mar
ket affords. All orders left With him
viii be hlled with prOmptness and
fidelity. I1-tf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-29
Executrix's Notice.

NOTICES y hereby Elssn, that Letter. Testa-
IL meatary on Ne eIlats e a. =. Dickinson.
leth day e April, A. d. lso6, " tie PFobaia
Court q eAllno County, Ealna1. Kew, an rersann
haEing clziml ngnln1 aa1 R1lafs, are ksFabg
lStlaed, tnet they unst present. ths ums y
1un ths o1le q nd Lsiten, e. thsT nay - pre-
einted ffon any bens1t of such Elfats and tkaf
II snch elaim8 be not eEhihltei within throe YEAR
amer the date g uai1 Leltars, tAsT Wf b ffsvar
harrsd. LUcK a. DIcErnEor. Hracnfrfr
Of he kSiats q A. B. Dlckiinon, Doeea1sd
Gas. A. HI1EE, q Coanssl
tslina Es. Anril M fS1R 1aet
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-29

EX-SENATOR Ross has beat the pro-
testing New Wexicans all along the
line, has been confirmed as Governor
Of the territory, and is IS sersnely
happy ~ q storm-tOssed politician
can be who hss won success at last.
Ross won't have TO "BOrk at the
case' any more during Cleveland's
administration ut least.
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Road Notice.
STAIR OF KANSAS, ~
Saline County.

sTETE OF KANSAS, r.
Saline County.
Or y cEa,y cisrk, Saliaa, Apra ~, less.
nlcTICa O. hereby given that on the Iist day Of
APRIL lS5e pgtition rigned b. Wm. speaks
and - otherss vas presented 70 The board Of
county eomuiaioners Of the county and state
aforealid, praying for the loeation of q certain
road de9cribed as foiious. vis: Commenciag at
TIE southwest corner Of the se1< Of the ~ Of SEC
ton -, and thence due north on eizhty acre line
between The 81 Of the sel< and the VI Of the aef
aud the e11 Of the nel and the VI Of The ne5s oi
section g. 70 the northwest corner Of the nef Of
net fsld section -, all being IN township "A,
rknge-
Whereupon, said heard OF county commission
ers Appointed the following named nersons tou n.
Charles Shirnr, Joseph AllertOn aud Henry Tay-
Tor - viewers, with Instructions 10 mset. IN cor
Junction With the county surveyor at the house
OF Wa 5peaks, IN solomon township, on Thur
DAY, the iDlh day % June. A. D. 1856, and proceed
% VieE said rad, and give 70 ali parties = hear
ing.
By order o. the board ofcourty comm iss slonera.
lsEAL-l JOsEPH SAnaEET County Clerk.
By Minnie Sargent Dspaty. i4-si
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-29

MASSACHUSETTS, the mother Of
let's see the Adams family, has
copied after Kansas and established
an Arbor Day. Tree planting "On
the rOck-bound coast Of New Eng
land" will become as much Of
q necessity as it Is to-day on
the tree-barren prsiries Of the
West. The ''grand old forest" is dis
appearing rapidly in the east. On
the other hand we are having
Well-sdvsnced foundations Of 'grand
old forests" in the West on sites
where ten years ago there was not q
tree or shrub In view.