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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-17
CITATION.

In the County Court of the State OF Ore.
gon. for the County of Marion.
In the matter of the estate of Ctta4,o,
JOHN HUGHES, Deceased
To all heirs known and unknown OF the
within named decedent, greetings;
In the name OF the State OF Oregon, you
are hereby cited and required to appear in
the County Court of the State OF oregon,
for the county OF Marion, at the court
room thereof at salem, in the County OF
Marion, ON Monday, the 7th day of jan
uary, 1889, at . O'Clock In the forenoon of
any there be, why the Administrator OF
the estate OF John Hughes, deceased
should not sell the real property belonging
TO said estate. lSaid real property Is
described as follows, TO wit: Begin
N. B5 deg. .A min. w. from the s. +.
corner OF the Donation Land Claim OF
John Baker and Nancy b. Baker his wife,
No. AZ and In the South boundary line OF
said claim; and running thence North 20
deg. 80 min East 5.ll chains To q stake in
the center ofthe County road leading nom
salem 70 Howell Prairie: thence n. b6 deg.
50 min. w. tIlong the center OF said road
1921 chains 10 stake; thence 5 % deg. 50
min. w. i.50 chains TO stake In the South
boundary line OF the Donation Land
Claim Aforesaid; thence 3. IS deg. .0l min.
f. $40 chains along said 5Onth boundary
line to the place Of beginning, containing
SOS acres OF the land more or leEs and situ-
ated in section . in I. {, RS w. OF the
Oregon, and beng part Of the Donation
Land Clai1n Aforesaid. -lr
W.IrEnss, The Hon. 7. @. shaw, Judge
OF the County Court Of the state 81 Oregon
~ t me a SSnsE u slea ssa Sish ~ s9e I go ol
"a: 49, lsos; a. A. FLRAboocK c,srk.
81 By ID. Q. 6HERMAH. Deputy.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-17
A Weather Forecast.

Prof. Blake, the great Kansas
weather prophet, gives especial fore
casts of weather for Oregon and the
coast. He says our temperature for
December will be normal and rain
fall less than usual; for January,
temperature normal and rainfall
much larger than usual; For Febru-
airy, colder than usual and moder-
ate rainfall; March, rather cool and
wet in more northern parts. He
says for the whole United States
January will witness the greatest
snowfalls known for many years,
beginning the last of December or
first of January. Paste these pre-
dIctions in your hat and see if Prof.
Blake knows anything of us.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-17

Delicate women who complain of a tired
feeling, pains in the back and loins, desire
to sleep, dizziness. painful or suppressed
menstruation, will find in Oregon Kidney
in every Instant to give immediate relief
from kidney and urinary troubles. Thous-
ands of women suffering every day nom
some disorder Of the kidneys or liver, who
might be permanently cured by using
Oregon Kidney Tea.
Sold by d. W. Mathews & Co.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-17

The Salem A. o. U. w. will dedi-
cate their new hall in the insurance
building ON Friday evening, the 2lst
inst. An appropriate program is
being prepared aud the ceremonies
will be full of interest TO those who
may be so fortunate as TO attend.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-17
A New Steamer.

The Oregon improvement COM
pany have chartered the steamer
Santa Maria, which was formerly
in the Southern trade, to take the
place of their wrecked steamer va
quina Bay and run in conjunction
with the Willamette Valley between
Yaquina bay and San Francisco.
She will sail tomorrow on her first
trip.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-17

Highland, Clackamas, Co. Or, Mar. 20.
IhaVe suffered with disease of the kid
neys for 0 or years and for the last two
months have been laid up with pain In
my back. A friend sent me a sample OF
il one week i can do a good days work.
have derived more benefit nom II than
all the medicines have ever taken.
j. q. NEWBILlA.
Sold by ID. w. Mathews 4 Co.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-17
The Rink Is NIssed.

Saturday night the skating rink
closed, after II prosperous season,
with a grand children's masquerade.
The attendance was good and a
pleasant evening was passed by the
large number of attendants and par
Elephants. The managers are now
conducting n rink at Albany also.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-17

The completed plat of Mill City,
the new Town on the Oreg.n Pacif-
ic was to-day filed with the county
clerk. This is all ready quiet flour
ishing little village and bids fair to
become a prosperous town.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-17
You Cannot do Better

Than call at the Grange Store, l26
State street, if you want good tea
or anything else in the grocery
line. Don't fail to look at the White
Bros. Extracts, the best in the mar
ket. TT.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-17
Bushlsn's Arui.. s.lva

The best salve in the world 70,
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, saltrheunl,
fever sores, letter, chApped hands,
chilblains, corns, and AL akin erup-
tiOns, and positively cures piles, OF
no pay required. II Is guaranteed
ia give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale ~ Dr. II. w. Cox.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-17
SUPREME COURT.

SALEM, Dec. II.
Chas. E. Durham, resp. vs.. G.
Shindler ct al, app; appeal from
Wasco Co. Submitted without ar
gument.
Martha Woodruff ct al, app. VS..
The County of Douglas resp.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-17
Sunday Drunks.

Harry Dunn was before the re-
corder this morning and goes up
for ten days. Ed. Parker accom-
panied him and received four days.
Their charge was simple drunk.
For many weeks this same Harry
Dunn has turned up for sentence
each Monday morning.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-17
Insane TArousA Isolatlsu .

From Portland yesterday came
Mrs. Ellen +. BaboOok, who Is in-
sane through living so long alone.
She lived OF In the woods and was
seldom where she could see hui
man.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-17

The assessment rolls were this
afternoon completed and turned
over 10 Sheriff Croisan, who is now
prepared TO receive your taxes. The
total amount 70 be raised is $685.
667.72. So.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-17
AsA stllI TAsy Csna

c. A. Squlb6 who came in here
lASt week frOm NapA CITY, hAs pur-
sbnss one u those Capital City hpit
farms q the ongOh Land o. He
WIN lOeats among pa and build a
hoae. +, Wt tund
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-17

IavsntOr Keely Of Philadelphia is very
augry over imprisOnmsn, for oontsmP, q
court. AndlAsaerss that within fOus month.
hs,Nith pvs his PeTteetsl motor to ths
wogld.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-21

The Eagle pock.s resl estate hoax has
pecone universal favor;.s among dealers
generally IL tie west. ~
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-21
Broadway jewellery Show Windows

The jewelers. shop windows used to be the
most attractive in New York. That WIS in
the good old days, before window dresserz
made Broadwaysa panorama Of delight to the
female eye. To recover the prestige once ac
corded them by virtue OF tho brilliancy o.
their wares. jewelers. have begun to resort tc
Ingenious mechanical devices These arc mo-
Ike the mechanical dancing girls and auto
matte smokers Of the cigar shops by any
means They arc Jewels themselves, but
made to look ct rather than for private pur
Chase A noted uptown jeweler puts far IN
front in his Broadway show window q small
gold brooch, in the center OF which is mag
nifioent diamond star, cut from a solitaire,
and revolving from lefs to right ct 9 dazzling
speed by the hidden mechanism Each o:
the five points Of the star as it twirE revolve<
IN an opposite direction a smaller diamond
star. The effect i grosesiuely beautiful, and
the stones ara superb But the plate glass Is
enormously thick Twinkle, twinkle, LITTLE
starr seedy individual sohloqui0ed las,
night with a sigh Of regret Twinkle,
twinkle, little star: you arc safe, yoe bss yov
srsr-Sew York Void
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-21
SUNSET.

Shadows are telling on glorious day,
As shadows fall at length on all things fair.
The chipping sparrow to its nest has flown,
And life seems like ono sweet and silent prayer.
The western sky is but one mass Of gold,
With streaks of red that soften with the gray.
It is that gate Of heaven open thrown,
To welcome souls, whose tears have ceased this
day.
The golden light is what our crowns shall be;
The red, the blood that gaineG US entrance
there;
The gray the sorrows that are left without,
Now quickly fading in the golden glare.
The music that steals softly DER the soul,
Soothing the troubled, agitated breast,
Is but the echo Of the heavenly choir
Welcoming at eventide the souls at rest.
Eleanor n. Abbott.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-21

Passengers for weslsso.1. for Ce.1-as
and Ashlaad be sure asd take IAasss
s-ra.sai LIE aud save tveaty-fozf bs<&rs
t.sss. arrise. ~ Cssavstsx * SO , -
s4-o
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-21
OF Al Things in.fc World

A tonic Is what nervous people require
10 impart strength into the nervous or
ganism is TO insure its tranquility, pro-
yided causes of unhealthful excitement
are avoided. A medicinal tonic that-like
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters-commands
the unqualified sanction of the healing
profession, and which Institutes general
reform in a bilious. dyspeptic and desiii-
tated condition Of the system, is surely en-
titled to a careful trial by intelligent peo-
pie capable of forming due estimate OF a
medicine from emphatic and often re-
corded professional evidence IN its behalf.
Not only are the nerves and stomach IN
vigorated by the bitters, but the system Is
also endowed with unwonted power of re
sistance to influences in air, water or daily
avocation subversive OF health. Promi-
nently dangerous among the first named
of these is malaria, against which Hos
letters Stomach Bitters affords compe-
tent safeguard. rheumatism and kidney
trnubles are also prevented and overcome
BY It.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-21

Johnny, who is four years old, was play.
In the yard one day, and Lady who lives
close by wished to have the eggs, If any were
laid since her last visit 70 the henne-y,
brought IL SIZE said 70 tie little boy:
Johnny. viii you so to the heanery and see
If there are any eggs sherei Don't bring IL,
she china ones; leave them there, but /:
there be any Others bring them in"
Johnny started b do the bidding, and
soon returned with two or three broken eggs.
and his pinafare soiied The Lady, seeing hi--,
coming, exclaimed:
Johnny. how cid yea break tee egsr
Johnny looked st her il surprise and said
How should tell whether taey were ehins
esgs CO not Il ] didn't t-y them r-Bosson
GaohA
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-21
KssSSyltxw
9ai1v Ea91e
WHEN LISA slNes-A PASTORAL.

When Lisa sings Che love birds cease their song.
With greedy JOY they drink in every note.
And nearer to her bower they gladly thronS,
To learn the sweetness Of her magic throat
Such harmony from heaven she must havs
stolen,
For angels listen as her triliings skyward foat
When Lisa sings the zephyrs, 'raptured, sigh,
The roses blush with conscious happiness;
The echoes pause, not daring to reply,
The brook stands still, her witchery to CON
Tess,
And all the world IL hushed as her soft warb
ings rise,
Forgetting life is life, the singers soul to bless
When Lisa singsl unto my ravished ear
Each luscious note unfolds loves golden tale;
With thrilling pulse, made bold with mine owr
fear,
breathe the love no longer can veil;
And melody unpent, Of sweetest heart joy born
Swelis In each throbbing breast as dreamlant
way we sail S. J. Adair Fftz Gerald
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-21
Whom the Gun Seems to Kick.

"Sir, always aim to tell the truth" re-
marked a politician who was in Broad
street saloon last night, and whose veracity
had been impugned.
THAT may be true was the quick retort,
"but justice compels the observation that
you are mighty bad shot."-Newark Jour.
nal
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-21

Free se.Insng chair oafs ssS nov ruensns
OF al trains 90 the G.. X ~ railway.
.Eock Isixad Route" kesWeea wAes!.A
Top~kx kaasss Clsy. 81 Jeseaa. CsieAgo
e.. Lo1Lk 81
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-21

Miss Priscilla Jibb-In Boston. you know,
MIR. Swift, we attach more Importance TO
blood than you co at the west
Mr. Swift tof Chicagos-Oh, on the con-
trary, Miss Jibb, We consider it OF the first
Importance, particularly in the spring ct the
year.-Ii6A
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-21

The popular liae TOR California. Oregon.
" a.hin gfon Territory AID ali Psrifc coast
points . TIC Missouri Paes0e, TT scot:
Route" 1871
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-21

Take TIE nr~ snory flne. C. K 4 ~,
Rock Island route, - kaa.as CITY. So
Joseph, Chicago AID 81 Louis USsf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
From he s,oup,n,r to IN. ss.

o. Thursday, M,rcn Is, the tracks OF
the Fort Worth aid Denver City and the
DsrVer, Texas and Fort Worth Rsilwoys
were united 90 the rorih ", stern bound
| say line Of Ihe state Of Texas The
former road * ENDS north west from
Fort Worth & Distance Of S23 miles, aod
t7e la ter scC.bea.t distabe Of $50 miles
from Denver. Thus those two important
terminal cities are uni ed by g rail rou:e
sos miles 10 E.
The Fort Worth and Denver City
reached the state line In January, auG
waited for the Colorado company 10
build down to 1t. The uoi0n Of. the
tracks was the occasion OF GIN raj re-
j1iciDg CopGrN,ulaiory kilograms were
exchanged by the Mayors Of tns terminal
cities, and on the 2stn inst, greet Gaze
oration will be helo in Denver in honor
Of tie evens.
8u', comparatively speaking, 800 miles
Of road do not stand for moc1 In couu-
try with total mileage Of l40 GOO WnS;
C Dsee1eLceI tneB, attaches To lois new
and snort line Ut rGllT4y7 Il ID. we
thin /, In It's representative ratber thsE rs
Intrinsic vG'us that the importance OF tAis
new route lies.
The hret sentence In the Telegram Of
z. Z. Chase, president ut the Fort Worth
Board of TrSdt, 90 D lna'd F e,caer,
pres deut OF the Deuv,r Cnsmber Of
Commerce, furnishes the keSDo,s 10 the
sisaAticn Is as follow: ave are now
rsAcy TO ,xchsnge the prooucts Of our
Ge de-, forests anu valleys for the p.o-
dao;s Of yaar mountains and niR 8"
The rev reHte uDlocks the resau css Of
8 territory which is generally believed 10
NJ equal q natural Vi attn 10 ary other
district Of the ssme ares in h UGi'ed
States. And OF on'y so, bat the two
members OF tho tnrOHgh fibe Cater 10 81
most K 'c'l7 opposite RI sses f patrons
10 ally. The D sLyer, Texas sno Cult is no
0ulv lucsted Ia m .unt.inOus region, but
IL backed aud AIMED 5s mountains that
are perm e.ted with mirera of various
kirds and in limitIes. gu .ntities.
On - o'her hand the Fort Worth I'D
Denver City runs through & stretch q
country parnc alsrlY sdsp ed to sgncul-
ture and gr ENG, thus making the tx
change Of products most natural and
pr q ,.ble. What the union OF these two
railways really mesps In tbs development
OF the sdjoiuiDg country csn ct present
be only coDj~c,ured Tine alone csn re-
vssl its magnitude AID ben, a;ent results,
But Il 10 OF alone as local route hst
Importance attaches to these roads. They
will be giveo trstic that will SEEK so cut
let 10 the east, 81 d the way by he gulf OF
Ne xlco, that crest sea, /. The siurkessdl
cheap one to eastern markets Thsi
faluIe OF the roa0s seems veil sssursflf
The management of ihe Fort Worth sd |
Denver CITY has heretofore been tftssY-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
THE SAME.
Emperor Frederlck's Views on Ger
masJ's Foreign Relations Coincide
with Those Of Primes Bismarck,
The Election OF Deputies Ia France, nEd
German Views on she Results OF
the Game.
Germ any.
WHY FREDERICK IMPROVES


LONDON, March 27.-Ts is known tia,
she Emperor Frederick is improving
owing TO the removal of large piece ci
diseased caTtilsae. Such a thing has
rever been known to occur In the css. Of
s cancerous disease. Dr.. WalceYer will
examine the m,ss removed.
The FOREIGN SITUATION.
BERLIN, March 27-Tne N.tionsl
Z,ituBg says that at 8 recent meeting OF
Inc Cabinet as Charlottenbnrg Prince
Bismarck Explained the foreign si,ustion.
Emf eIor Frederick fully concurrt in bis
views and proposals and especially
| thanked Bismarck.
VIE " ON FRENCH IFVAIRs.
BERLIN, March 81 -rne North Gsrmsn
GazsLsV (BsmaICk'r Crgai) commenting
on the elrcitoDs Ia France says the vote
OF the French ptople terd more and NOR
toward the dangerous alternative OF reac
ton or revolution. Every political mani.
festAuOn strengthens the tendency TO dis
credit the government.
KTeu2 Z-itung says: The end is near,
but IL Is hard 10 ssy who will give t1'
prese Mt regime in Frar &c It's death bio ".
TIKI ELBY OUT OF ITS BANKa
BERLIN. March 27.-Fns banks OF the
Elbe are flooded Tor distance # many
miles. Hundreds Of villegeG are sab
merged. An tnornous amount Of dsu1.
-ge mss besr done, and many lives hsVs
bsep lost
TIE DUTY OF THR gMPREea.
BERLIN, MsrCn 81 -EnpIess Victoria
repiy ~ To address presented to her bS
seventeen associations CT which she IS
pStron~se, FEys her foremost and meg
sscred duty will be the care Of ter Sc dar-
ing hu bspJ. Sac is ccDgcious OF the
'esk GevglTipg upon her SIS Q leen and
En- .,Tees and will accomplish IL To TIT
Drst q her aGTtnEsge. At the Ssms time
she is reminded hist Ebe has other Social
duties. the InCrsl and intel ecIusl eGucs,
ion # sVomrn, the sanitary condition Of
Inc lGoDrti Glasses aud the I'm DroVeneHt
o. hc'llIies by which women may earn
lTIra. The 2ociest vocItion of s Pm
cess, he eaJs, 70 nntiriUg ACTIVITY N Ihs
wo1k ci en-. iiorH'i & the suffering Of fhc
lower clssses. 0aiog 80 The q :HlJy 81
aer ts-k she Is doubtful whether aAe viii
SACRED - we'll 50 her hrnrt desires. o.
RRRBEeT BisHaECK DEC RATED
BERLIN, NsTrn ~ -Couat Won
SShoGYaluf, Russian Am 1assad,J ~, ca leo
a. tie foreign ffice TODAY and presented
COunt HeIbr TT bismarck with Ehe order
4 ST. Al xAnder NeV-kt, which Was COL
fsrred upon him bV III Gear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28

Special to the Gazette.
CAMERON, lex, March 27.-The sur
vey of the Waco and Br:z1s Valley Rrl-
wsv is completed nearly 20 Cameron.
The engineer corps is now encampec
within mile of town, ard VIII probably
~ setting stakes IL Cameron Tomorrow
Colonel Cameron, the president of the
rOsd. will be here TO morrow 10 meet tn
Cameron committee and also delegations
from other to wns Interested In The road
The committee working up the Cameron
subscription are rustiiug for sill ,bat is
ont sud reaching for ths last dollar in rGe
toe OF the stocking.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
In FAVOR Of The. CO&PANY.
rhs 81. Louis RHd 4@n FrapeiSsO Wins a
Rnit a. Fora smith,


Ruit y Fora smith,
Special to the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK March 2T-In the
Federal court this evening the case Of OF
Moore sgainst the S.. Louis aud San
Frsccisco Railway Company for $l25, O00
damages vas decided in favor CT the rsiI-
Way company. Ia Jaly, 1885, the con-
psny let the CONTRACT to Moore for
furnlsbirg bridge timber aud pilIng
used In the construction Of their railway
tnr0agn the Cboe'Ew nation from here 20
Texss, but Afterwards annHlled he COZ
tFncG by rs!ettirg 10 another pirty, one OF
MnoFe's bondsmen having withoTs WE
while he wsc Gus oa the line sublettiDg
snd ESk ng arrangements to I'LL his COD =
tract. The case HIS occupied tue coutt
more than q week aud mas attracted much
attention. The cses will be appealed TO
the Sdprems court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
THE FIRE RECORD.
Blaze at L, yvisvil.s.

correspondence OF the Gazette.
LgwIsyILLE, TEX March 26.-At 10
O'Clock laet night, gun and pistol shots in
rapid succession rang out in all quarters
CT Cur town, accompanied with the cry
of fra. NJ ariy the entire Inhabitants
were quickly upon the scene, but could
do no,hipg mUre than protect some b, <
CARS from the f zee fines and witness
the total destruction Of the Cooper G a.
airy and elevator which stood near Il Q
railroad track st the depot. The lo:s
consists of the building orly. II is NO!
known II there is insurance
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28


The east bound Texas And PAc!Ac was
eight hours late last hight.
T = Shirley, assistant engineer of She
Houston and Texas Central, IVES in F0rl
Worth yesterday.
The track Of the g.. Louis, Arkansas
and Tsxis is only foW hundred feet
from the stock yssde:
Colonel W. D. wtyns, right of WY
sseut Of ths s.. Louis, Arkansas snd
Texas, is in Fort worth.
Thomas W JscSsr, general land
rg ut of TIE Golf, Colorado and SInta
Re, Was Ia Fort worth yesterday.
The 1T WORTH snd Rio G,ande sid
TCxAs and Pc'nc have been doing a
Heavy business for the last ten days.
Assistant Cbi,iE eiueer RimFdell ard
Division EoRioeer ". T. Wslker OF tue
81. Louis, Arkansas and Texas, are in
Fort Worth.
M'jor J. Hinckl.y, ebitf engineer Of
the S.. Louis, Arkansas aud Texas, ar
rived In Fort Worth yesterday and will
be here ali If to day.
The Cotton Belt has determined to eD-
large It's yards on the north ride Of the
river, and will st once put down two auc
oas-nalf miles Of side tracks.
-
i'll. A. Thomas, lfav ling passenger
agent OF the Fort Worth end Denver.
returned yesterday from trip part Of
the way up the road Wit = the excur-
eiopists.
The splesdid Few Iucomo.lve tbst drew
the last ssc'iou of the Denver excursion
trein Is Bunbered II, and vas Christened
ia honor cf Jdhu l.. Bsker, caief ~ ibe
locsl LOGON tive .uthsraood. Claude
Ayrss W, Ct the throttle, knd had IN TIE
etbBlt Cue clCck pifstTtd by M
eT. T'ns clock records the number
evuluiions Of the wheels, the ml!es
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
Mee'ipg 1T Taylor

Special 70 the GsSette
TAYLOR, TEX March 81 The citi-
Eb' cOBmitte, on railroads nsId two
mse'ing4 to-day. T0ey sre determine q
to get 10 Vice. 6GI Brtz : Valley and
'hn Arkansas Pass. ) j Int meerirs be-
t~een Camel, sH.i fsyior Eut AHS'ir
TiIl BE- hid here II" rex few dsys. The
L'sno * ensiou is 80 fuIY under Il,
oiders'tvn. Fsyi0r Is doiuE her part 10
his enterprise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
THR ANNUAL BUDaEr

LONDON. March 27.-G1schen, Chsneel
lor II tne Elk ;heqGsr, introduced the eud'
get In the House Of Commons lsst night
The reveDusfor lsssyesr was nj lion sud
8 half pounds more 'haR estimsted. Cos,
cDen estimates the fos"I pxp~n ditures for
lhe comb year a, ESQ s1o,e The Is,
T"s'eh rSVsrue for tue same period Ia
ESQ SST:te0 G sc1sn ssked the House
10 psss resolution reducing ihs income
tax one penny and Increasing tke duty On
wine to shi,lings per de- en bottles. In
order to accomplish thla reduction OF tire
ircome tex be also pro- osss TO plsce 6
penny stamp tax en- contract notPs, 81
dury on sill pleasure horses ana IS TN
rsce horses. Tie bill meets with great
favor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
IEB0R<ED By Tsg DIRECTORS.
The President 81 the Q nnehed Up By abs
Directors OF the Eotd


Directors OF the Rood
CHICAGO, ILL, March 27.-The follow
ing mes>sgs WAS received to.dsy from
3 SION b5 President Perkins:
BosT' N, March ~ TO C e. Perkins,
President Ct the Cnicsgo, Butlirgson suc
Quincy r ,ilway CJhpanv, Chicago: The
board OF direcsord have JUST passed tie
following resolution:
Resolved, that the board unsBin 7usly
approve the presidents course curing
the late strike, sud consider that 1t is ,heil
atty to Ger steady resistance, regarc-
lees Of the conse quepces, TO any a,Iemp,
to take the management Of the road from
the bands of les owners.
(sigued) J. N. PoEBEs,
Chairman. 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-28
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