davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington critic., 1886-06-25

Kate Chase Sprague, or Kate Chase,
as she calls herself, it is said, desires to
dispose of her suburban home, Edge
wood. She has evidently heard of the
boom that Washington real estate is
enjoying just now, and wants, says the
Chicago Journals Washington CORE
spondcnt, to take advantage Of it, She
had heretofore resisted all efforts of
purchase or even rent, and the old
mansion has been standing idle, filled
with costly furniture and paintings
and silverware for many years. 1t is
q fine old Southern mansion, standing
on hill overlooking tho city, sur
rounded by fine old wood, 1t is q
handsome place, but very much re-
tired, for ii is off of the road, and no.
body passes ii unless called directly
there to visit the house itself. The
house is probably fifty years old,
with large rooms, broad porches,
and all that pertains to an
old-fashioned and elegant country
home. 1t has fine plot Of
ground with it containing some fifty
acres. The old place was bought for
ahome by Mrs. Sprague's respected
father and descended to her and the
olher heirs by his DEATH Finally, by
some agreement, she was given this
property for her share Of the entire
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-12-30
Notice for Publication No eSl3.

Land o.fce at Oeerlin. Kan. Dec :. 1881
Notice Is hereby given tina, the raslnwinS>
named settler has nled notice of his Intention
to make tina, proof in support ~ his cla5m
sud that said proof will be mssse before the
PROBATE Judge of Thomas county AT Colby
Nan on Jan u, ISL. viz Sranci> Tros,iaiy. ST.,
II E Si6e for the sc or sec IA. town ScsIh,
range s. west
He names the following witnesses to prove.
bis continuous residence upon and cultivation
o. said land, viz: Thomas Thompson. Henry
holman. William r Jones. John Cook. ali of
Colby. Kansas.
A. L. PA-cEIN. Register.
willcoxon sA&sDec9
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-12-30

- q. q Lana OQos. Oosrlln, Kn4
Nov. n lNk 1
Eotice b heseny giyea tAn4 The fol1Us
named settler - HID notice At BIS tu1cD&N
10 make Aual proof In support OF 4
claim. and that sid proof " III be made hefs
Probate JsNcxe Of Thoua> county It Cox
Rams. on JAM II fNs. viz: lAlvzro Ru0xi
n B SO fortte 81 ar 80 n town : south,
raSRe s west
lie names the following witnesses 60 prove
his continuous reside nee upon. and cultivation
Of, said land, viz: Finest c. Acheu. Edwin l..
Col. William Stevens and Wesley Hufchin-
son, all Of colby, kansas
A. l. PArCHIx. Register
W 8 Ws,.coxon. NHNov =
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-12-30
Administrator Notice
The STATE OF KANSAS. THox.sCouxrY. IS.
IN prohaso Co,,r.

The SAFE OF KANSAS. THox,sCoUNrY. s.:
In Probate Court.
70 al 20 sess these csese,ts skzE cuse, S,essise:
Know ye, that whereas J. T. Smith. hate of
the said county OF Thomas, died intes:ate. as
it is said. having a; the time OF his death prop
erty in this state which may be lost. destroyed
o. diminished in value if speedy care be rot
taken of tire same.
To the end therefore that said property may
be collected. preserved. and disposed OF accor-
ding 10 law. we 90 hereby constitute and ap-
point L. e. Smith OF said county. adninistras-
or OF all and singular the goods and chastels
rights and credits, which were of the said ]. F.
Smith at the time OF his death. with fun power
and authority to secure and dispose Of said
property according to law. and collect all mon
eys due said deceased. ard in general to do
and perform sill other acts and things which
are, or hereafter may be required of him by
Law, or the decree or order OF any court hav
ing jurisdiction.
In tes i,nony whereof. !, NJ. L. Lacey. Judge
of the 'robate Court in and for said county.
do hereto set my hand and afsx the seal of
said court this llth day Of September. A. d.
lSSs. N. L. LACEY, Probate Judge.
ISEAL.l 443Dece
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-12-30
Notice For Publication No. 1851
Land Once ct Oberlin. Kan..

Notice is hereby given that the foil0wi. q
named settler has fled notice Of his inter-
ZION 10 make nnai proof in support OF his
claim. ard that said proof viii be made h..
fore Probate judge Of Thomas CO., Kas.
at CeIhy, KS. on Feb. q. lss.. viz: ]. Is
Stephens, H E. 2.se. for the ne or sec. n.
eA. - w..
He names the following witnesses to rrove
his continuous residence upon and c1lfiyn
tiOn Of said land. viz: /. v. CrumIv S1sfh
Rockwell Henry Koeber. Geo. Linz ~ OF
Ottefb0urne, Kansas.
A. l. PATCHu, Dsgncr. /
VIC. Porter. R-1{6Ges 81
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-12-30
NOTES NO. @N.

T. :. land Of.ice. Vherlln. KANSAS E
Nov a.. iSSs
Complaint having been entered at this offss
by Henry Wakemar against ions Peter Waltz
Tor abandoning his homestead entry No as.
dated May -. lS>6. upon the ar sec Il. tovk
south. range - west. in Thomas cousty,
KS with 4 view To the cancellation OF said
entry:
Contestant alleges that defendent has never
built a house on said land. aud never e<fab-
EfheSi any re>i6en ,e thereon.
The said parties are hereby summoned to
appear al this Office on the stSt Say of Jan.
lScs. at 10 O'Clock a IN TO respond and furnish
testimony concerning said ALLEGED abandon
men;- 4. l. PATcHIN. Register.
.. r. regan Sl-44iteclS
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-12-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION "a. - :
Land Once at Obers1n. e.

Notice Is hereby given that - 800
named settler has nled notice 1t - ut
and that said proof viii be maAo Nnfke J
bate Judge Of sherman county q
Gusts. kan'A. ON Feb. Il, ISL. vnnsl5 ~
Kerr. n. = - Tor the neqr - RI I'd III
~. 49, A
He names The following wiennon eSks<
a1a continuous reG3dence uUum a. - J
tn Of I'D lnn4 via: L n. vi1Scr u
1oQIB, y. ~. D0hnSof, = ylG- =.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-12-30
Notice No. 60.

Dec. = IS>s
Notice is hereby given that the fo;icSsing
rar,ex; settler mas fled notice Of her inieu;ia.l
to make final proof in supper. ~ ,fse rs-s.s...
and that said sroof will be male before Pros
bate Judge of Thomas county ~ at Colby Sas
on Jan -. is. viz: Matte F. fae<s.r<eE u k1sr
for the ess ne or sec town sScuth. r.;are st.
west.
She names the following witnesses 70 SrAve
Frank Harper. Ira Patrick. al, OF l keye,
Kansas.
4. PSTcHiN Re -.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-12-30
Netice For Publication No. a.sY7.

Dec t>>s.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has file<i notice az his intention
10 make final proof in support of his
ciaimand that said proof will be made before
Nan. on Jan Il lis. viz: Jacob CslnkeEbearI..
II ;sJS fer the sw or sec u. town south,
range ~ west
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon ard cultivation
Of said hand. viz: J w Miller. William Moore
head. VIM Stall and J : Burton. all o. Cope
land. Kansas.
A. l. paTCHIN. Register.
Porter. lAl-Hec9
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-12-30
Notice. No. 6s92 I.

Isndosfre a. p,erlin N8u.
Nov IL. fs>s
Complaint having been entered q, this Office
by Martin 3 Daily against Francis Kernevoy
for abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 4sss
dated Aug. II. 1SSs. apcathe ar OF So 81
town SSon1n. gangeS weSs in Tnogss> county
Hans. with a view TO the ca5lcell~tss,, az said
entry: contestant alepir- that defendant has
wholly tailed to build q horse ~ aay Kind on
said iand since making SCI entry;
The said parties are hecat}y summoned to
appear ar this office on ~ 18th day Of Jap.
lSS. at III O'Clock a. INTO rss,>nnd and furnish
testimony cone rHiug ss.io- Elieged abandon
ment.
A. L-PATCHIN. Register.
Wii!coxcn- 4sl&sDec9
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-12-30
Notice For Pubheatio., No. $50.

Notice For Publication No.sS5s.
gn6 otsce AT O5erlin. Ka-sas-
Dec *. i>ss
Notice e hereby given that the .ollowiu
named settler has fled notice of as Intention
TO make final proof in support ~ his claim
and that said proof viii ,-e MADE before Judge
Dis. Court or in his absence tie Clerk
thereof st Colby. Kansas. on Fsh-,. i,ss. viz:
MarEare: r kinney. n. E. S.. for the Sc or
sec -. Tt :. X Sw
He names the fo'lowicc witnesses to prove
bis cnnrinEs-is resideDee upou and cultivation
of said Ian = viz Tom Harris, Win D. Await
John Young. -azsses N Fike- al OF Colby.
Kansas.
4. l. PATCHIN. Register.
W. q. Porter. s224sDecS3
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-12-30

between the hours of 10 o'clock 3 N and 5
O'Clock u. M, the following described school
land situated in
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-12-30

between the hours of 10 o clock m and
8 o clock p. N. the following described
school land situated in
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-12-30
Notice Fer Purl;casion No. SSO5
Lard pslscsa ST nx.rii,, Esns

Notice For f'CElscation No. 6SlE5
Lard oslsee ST oherain Eans. 4
Dec :. Isl. n
Notice IS hereby given that the follows,
r:s-nei settler has fled notice OF his intent
70 make Scai prpcf in support OF F
Claim ard that ssSd proof viii he mad. be.tn
Probate Judge al Thomas county 81 cox
Kansas Ga ian -. iss. via Charles Vail. IL
So for the nv or sec Is town south range 81
west
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon. and ccit;~a-
ton of, said land. viz: CsShankliu. W II
Sitfon. & A Hail aud H Porter all of Coisy,
Kansas.
a. l.. PATCHIS Register.
Porter ste1S Dec
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-12-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ss,..-

Dec. Is Isl.
Notice is hereby given that the foliowil
named settler kas EIed notice of his intanria
te make final proof IN support Of his c,aii
and thai said proof viii be made before PrS
bate Judge of Thomas County Karss.
at Colby KS. on Feb. ISL. viz: {.
Smith. administrator of James F. Smith Sr
deceased. n lSsis. sor the sc or sec Is. town
8 south. range - west
He names the following witnesses TO prsvr
his continuous residence upon and csiltsra-
Kansas: John BARKER John ", rroe JoSenh
Barber, Of Cumberland. Kansas
A L. PATCHIN. Register.
W. g. Porter. &S4.DecSS
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-12-30
u. A Dur. WI. Rxxn
Atty II Law. Laxa Ax't
DUFF & REED,
Attorney at Law & Land Brokers,

Wild. improved and school lands bought
ana sold Final proof papers made out. Co..
secffonS made and --.-.... san<e and
general law bushes
special attention gwen TO CRIMINAL practice.
Will practice in all the state and federal COURTS
ONCE fst door east Of Windsor House.
Colby. Kansas.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-12-30

between the hours Of 70 O'Clock .. m. and .
O'Clock p. m. the following described school
land situated in
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-12-30

VIII offer for sale At my Office, on
MONDAY, FEB. 7th, 1887,
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-12-30
THOMAS County. KANSAS

TERMS OF SALE:
One-tenth the purchase price must he
cash in hand and The balance secured by
bond approved by the county clerk.
Bidders are required 10 make cash de-
post as an evidence OF good faith
Given under my hand this the S;h day
OF Decen.5er. 1895.
CHAS. N. HOVEY.
Treasurer Of Thomas County.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-12-30
DESCRIPTION.

ne OF Of Sc or
nv or OF Sc or
81 Or of &c O.
Sc or of sc or
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-12-30

Porter
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04
An ,nsan,,. Conver-a,;.n., Powers.

An INFANT NOnSersatiOnai fOwera.
myself heard year-old child say a great
many things the other day. was calling OF
friend whose son was just a year Old.
tan he talk any yetf' l asked.
Talk exclaimed the fond mother with an
Injured look Il should think so, He cal
Just say everything, can't You, ducksy
ladder
boo, boo, bwe, We, var screeched baby
growing black in the face with the effort
Hear him." cried the proud mother He
said, 4 guess | can talk.'n
This information surprised me little, but
discreetly held my peace.
ANow tell the gentleman your name said
i,s.bys mamma coaxingiy.
BOO, bco. ia, ia, hooi'-"Charles Edgar
Jones, just as plain as anybody could say it.,
Won little SWEET cried the triumphant
mother
Ny surprise increased
Now tell mamma whom YOU like best in
all The world"
"Boo, boo, bwe. da, ial'
How cUuning," / exclaim s'Da, da'
means papa, don't it,
Mercy, no. Didn't you hear the little
liessing say that he liked the gentleman best
lie meant You
| am f,attered, Of course, and amazed at my
own stupidity. l thought was familiar with
:hs Kings English, but the English Of this
little king is new to NE.
Wow say, Sing a song o. sixpence' for the
Gentleman
~Yee, zee, boo baa, b." sputters baby
'Oh no, dearyi' says mamma, reprovingiy
That was Little Bo-Peep' Now say the
sthere
"Zoe. zee, boo. baa, bel"
That's it. that's it, You blessed old boy I:
knew YOU could say it. And to think that
The gentleman asked if you talk any yet.
guess he won't ask If again
guess not, too. Either that baby or I
An not speak the English language in its
parity, and am avel1se to displaying my pos
,ib.e iynorance.-Cor. Philadelphia Press
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04

A Kansas City rusn estimates that stream
OF beer eiroe; ;,ro inches in diameter and los
iniies bong flows through Kansas City threats
every year.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04

The Russian government il is claimed, is III;
most dsspo,ic one in the world, especially il
regard to the public works When the firsi
abroad was proposed. the engineers drew NJ
tissir plans 50 that the many important place
between Moscow and St Petersburg xhouli
b ssaefitted by the rosd, bu, the empero.
simply drew straight line between the two
lilies, and the road had TO be built according
TO the imperial ideas
Il IS now intended 10 restore the port Of s.,
hastopol to its pres:ine Importance as trad
IN, and maritime center, and to carry fhi:
into effect the entire commercial port is 10 h
transferred from the southern to the northern
part Of the hay. This decision practically in
wolves the transfer of the whole Of the trads
cf ;Sebistorol from the south harbor, the par,
he-'iegei by the allied troops in 1854, to one Of
the inlets on the northern side. The formes
VIII then lie used exclusively for naval pur-
poses. and two or three years Will suffice to
ren,ier it ss full Of activity and as power
fIl az in the time preceding the Crimean war.
The cost of the transfer Of the port xin not
fan short of e., ooe oc 20 the STATE. which dos
no: ieelt.de the LOSES incurred by the mer-
chants and steamship owners. who viii re
ceive no compensation from the governmeut
SAN Francisco Chrcnicie
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04
DRESSING RESTAURANT WINDOWS.
The Art of Attracting Customers by an
Artistic Display Of Wares.

...-.
ihs n'iu''e, tisA 81 'iis "ihoo" 'ir''S'e. y
Ilhs Vi inaAihS Inc sno"-"iiao" u
ieS. :. an. iooA NV i'nas anu aPpe,ins Inc
ie,hs ihe'-eiass ies'sui amt oo MOI "ioihsriy
iiiouise AZ .ii' sof' VI aa'efli.ihS' ana dis
uAin " tempt palssers os any ihoica'ion Oh
.ne comments "i liieir iarue,- on oae contrary
1ie eFhie.i' ue2iie WIN WHICH Tue '.s'es Oh tne
Ia g ma VI 'neii pa.i oiis oo'noiue - "
"i'nuia" 'ue intern VI 'iie Lining iooni as
'ar a. Possiore rom 'iie p.one gag Dy 'ne
eiec'4oli Vi we sun, Eve vi PiaSn Scie =,
Doie ~. ~, pa,. = u .ns "i,nIo"A in ="
res'iu'uiis vi d io"er e,ade' however an
want l" pace III ,neir sno"-"ihdo"s socn
ai'ioies VI iooi anu sueii uishes ID are hAeiy
~ N''i"0' eu'''e'' anu i'''"es ''ie'" I"
ent"i-
large aho nioeiSeiy yeiio" puhipkhis Oh
glgantc proportions, suggestive OF VAST
quah1.ieS vi PIE, WIN a slatehiehl Oh tne
piace vi efom.n anu weight uuiy at'ached' Is
a,a'ori.e eAhioi.ioh fdsce ohusahiiy large
tsh oi inner varieties, such as brook ana iake
uout, SUMMON, s'.ipeo oass, snaa, ana Uerfa-
pms iyihs Oh 'neir DECKS WIN iapei pasted
Oh the iroh'ai oohe a.ees'ihg 'he weighti
cnoice GUS, OF oi'en "nofe carcasses' OF feh-
son, oear, Antelope ouHaio, Engiish mutton,
huge IolaUots, treInendous iotIsters, very
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04

PATRIOTISM.

No sound is breathed so potent to coerce,
And 10 conciliate, as their names who dare
For that sweet motherland which gave them
birth
Nobly TO do, nobly to die. Their names,
Craven on memorial columns, are a song
Heard in the future; few, but more than wall
And rampant, their examples reach hand
Far thro' all years, and everywhere they meet
And kinile generous purpose, and tbs strength
To mold it into action pure as theirs
-Tennysons aTiresiasn
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04

The Yankee stat w'4;ttlinz: ea.ooopatern
were isssse.i il. this c.,..iiTy isst year.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04
Tn. World. r~.,,. M.,..rpl.e...

have = LIST Of the twelve masterpieces Of
painting. sometimes called the -Worlds Great
Pictures which reads As follows: Raphaefs
@Transiguration,- Rapesers Madonna d
San Sisso.T CcresSio's Night Gaidos
aurora Leonardo da vincf's Last Sup
per- Michael Angeles Last Judgment.
Titians assumption. Fra AnSelicos Cor
onasien Of the Virgin Nrrilio's -lmmArsi-
late Conception Heiheins .Nadoana, Rem
hrandfis Wight wssch,- RaAen's Descent
from the Cro&lr There are several otAer
grsa: pictures which Nigh: easily compete
with some Of thsse. although The majority a
this hss mus remain indispusatie D0-
ton Transcript
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04
-Deai.' cried Urau!lart.
III, E.,ut.t;on Was Made

An Albuquerque, n. n, editor who ex-
pected a gang of lynchars to come for him
about the middle of the night took himself
TO the cellar, leaving a pet grizzly tear il
his place in bsd The lynchers didn't bring
any igli, but made Il plucAy attempt to
get TIE bear ont and lynch it, but gave it
up after three OF them had lost an eye
apiece, two had suffered the loss Of thumbs
cilcwei of, and the other sig were more or
!e4 deprived Of skin. That man now has a
tremendous reputation as fighter, and the
bear didn't mind the work one bit-Chicago
Times.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04

"poor little fool, We saw her riding each
morning, and regularly each evening she
aIi JAG, appeared at the band Other en-
ter;ainaents there were none during those
anxious days, those being only kept going
in order that the everyday life Of the Eng
iish residents might appear to the natives TO
I've going on in the ordinary every day man
ner. The ladies kept away from enc
another's houses lest they might be led into
talking the situation over, and so express
signs OF fear which might be overheard By
the ever-watchfal native servants The
subject was never mentioned in the mess
rooms for the same reason, and when 1t WAS
absolutely necessary that it should he dis
cuss-d We uses! to go out into the great, hare.
deserted square, and walk mp and down
there. knowing that we were safe from
listeners
And every night Jack and Lady Mar.
iory used to come to the hand. and she
would call out in her sweet. iajudicious
way, utterly regardless Of all precautions or
what listeners might be about. or the con-
struction which might be put upon her
words-.Ah, Here we are again, VOC see.
all safe and sound. ike a couple of had
shiliings, not 10 be so, rid Of You know
they say naught is never in danger
And Jack. poor chap. he was 50 proud Of
his little wife's pluck ani tie real bravery
of her spirit that he never used to che * her
in any way. oh, Marie don't know what
fear is. he used &c boast, when we told him
what a dangerous gsme they were playing,
and how the mine might spring IN under
their feet or ours at any moment; Z don't
think l could brighten her Il tried. and Tn
not going TO try.
Well. week or two went over like this.
and then May went out and Juns came in
The signs OF the TINES crept arer and
nearer 10 Us, and the thunder-ciosds rolled
w over us and hung ready TO bcrs; And
then one night, when we were JUS. finishing
dinner, carriage tashed up TO the door,
and Jack Farquhar, looking anxious and
Hurried, rushed in
say, you fellows, he painted, do ROC
know there's something up at the other side
Of the town, in the native iinesf
MOI We AL cried, for we had not ex-
peceed il quite 50 SOON
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04

p. q. 01fYTH q 0O9e0. vvsehtAa.
u. y. HI1Om1.A1Dn,
AW0IO.AlfJ81CA0 Lea o..
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04

This Addition 3uocaos a . nassoAs
ccshAf mile west 1t DAgs NJ Assas -
Desirable lots ossst v - o0ssseiso sosossn0 49,
Addition With tie sase 49, cf ~ nvss - ioo0
Pho. List Of shss AAAssss 60 ~ sansas sG
p q. nrY7H soxs. wss.as> xos nAxnn. w,sA1A
n. ,. NIHDEHnAAND0. Y.v 11A1Y.
ANGLO AM1nJcAN Lea o0sa O. MA11U1ooM.
Dna1Aame = - AAuGGDs
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04

Its mighty ssadom dat yer ken tai Or pus-
son zsctsy how ysr wants er thing done, an
nine times easen ten II Is better fur er pusua
ter do !: hissef, fur chen et il ain doae %
well, be Is better pleased wsd de job. whes
yer i:chs twix: De shoulders its - mighty
bard matter ter tel CO puDon War ~
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-10

enemies of Gen. Fitz-John Porter seem
to the eyes OF an awaiting public, as the
tardy car of Justice has ground out the
petitness, the wrong of their enmity to-
ward this brave man. He is, however
placed upon the retired list as a major
general with current pay, the bill that
re-instated him passing the Senate by a
vote of 80 against Y, So does the RIGHT
triumph at last.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-10

MANY discussions having arisen con-
corning the capabilities of Southern
women, such discussions becoming
more frequent now that women in Eng
land and America are displaying the en-
ergy and the intelligence that carry on
large enterprises and organizations. The
Southern Ladies' Journal prints with
pride the article below, taken from an
exchange, in reference to a Southern
woman, who, bearing great responsible
ties, has led in the work of church that
especially honors women in every eccle-
Slastlc and social branch of its organ
tons:
." A remarkable woman, holding the
position of assistant adjutant general OF
the order of the Sacred Heart, died at
Paris early this month. She was known
as the Reverend Mother Aloysia Hardy,
and was an American, Her family was
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-10

We offer to our Young People this
week little jaunt in New Mexico, rem
dered with such fine descriptive ability
that one can almost see the swift Indian
ponies moving up the mountain side
above the snow-imbedded canyon or
along the gypsum plain. The LADIES
JOURNAL hopes 10 again present some
interesting matter from the writer of this
letter, highly cultivated gentleman Of
our state, whose legal training and
knowledge have invested the office ofAs-
sociate Justice of New Mexico with ex-
ceeding dignity and mental power,
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-10

The extension of the deIdot WON.
work in Great Britain in the last 9,
of a century has been remaFA' s5,
census shows that WHILE IN I'9' I,
were only 1881 women enPI s5, -, (
civil service, there werei in 'SS:a,n
than737o, and the numbers, oa'5 =.
growth in the postofi'e SYSTEM Jerks
much higher. The women .s ,.''r y.
accountants had, in the same (
risen from 4o4 to 64I4'
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-07-10

AND now new candidate for the office
OF historian has been presented to the
public in the person of an old Sioux
chief, who, in most disinterested man
ner offers to take a party of officers to the
Sioux village where Custer fought and
teII' This phlegmatic chiefain will
doubtless find new sensation in view
ing the countenances of the officers, as
his willy history is narrated.