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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11
WAeNAR's LOG CABIN
She rAil>
Veup4E

try and submit proposition to She rail>
roao committee Of that county. W1H4fS
ger county writes our committee that she
Is ready and has the money to psy her
snare If the expenses OF the survey
Throekmorton county says she has the
morey 10 pay her portioB, some tf which
Il elready paid In, and it Is supposed
Baylor will Come up all right. Our com
mntee ere very saDguine since the
Msjlr's talk that good will result from
the survey and that ere long the Cattle
Trail Railroad will be carrying fst beeVes
snd mutton from our rich pssturts direct
to the markets st Kansas City, ST. Louis
and Chicago.
A prominent railroad man OF Fort
Worth h.s been interviewed and has
promised his assistance 50 soon IS the
survey Ia completed, when the d ,rent
committees will NEE. and organ u the
Cattle Trsil Railroad Company and So
cue charter for the ssme.
Mr. L j. Thompson, the
secretary If the rsilwsy committee,
will forward to NOR ow to Mr. II.
Fisher, Gsnsrsl Manager CT the St Louis,
Alton and Sp ing field IA complete
p..nle Of the proposed route together
with such general Information in refer
euce 70 tle country So WAS requested by
Mr.. Fisher some weeks SEQ. Ii has bten
complied very carefully by Mr.. Tnomp-
son from information furnished by the
railroad committee tf the couaties ira
yeis=d by the route and las been sr-
ranged with great care By an expert rail
road man. 1t is confidently expected
that 1t will bring party Ct pTomiDen,
railroad men and capitalists down in q
short while 10 draw tie proposed route
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11
NOT SERVING THE PEOPLE.
Dorgrsss Should Pa. Sop TO Trusts and
Candles 10 Food,

Gnnb. 10 & 10 Food.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. l0-Geleral
Master Workman Powderly OF tie Krigh,
o; Labor, writing on "she Chicago wheat
corner" in this weeks ,urnal Ct United
Labor says" "Congress Is in session
q1arrelling over tariff b Il to regulate
the price Ct articles inst come TO cuE
shore in shipes end Hutchinson is
rsising the price Of that which Is native
TO the sell and which every working msu
Is lie led CT, but no step ID taken by Con.
gress to put an end to Hutchinson and
Ills methods. Il there any remedy for
tdis condition Of sfiirs? Can we
put Al cid 20 this system
of robbery without revolution? II there
Is 8 way 1t should be pointed out quickly,
for men will no. be turned out or work
on the eve CT winter, and be told at thu
same time that their revenue is Gu. "a
that the price CT food hiss gone up. HUI
man nature will not stand everything. and
1t should not bs asked to. This
is good season to kunt bears.
They are too plenty and have invaded the
hau1ts Of civilization. We must get rid
Of them. 1. will not 60 to plsce boycott
Oh W uChs VA CeeS31 pos W. Soh Pos = y
eternal boycott on the man who CANDLES
on these articles. Write to the President
of the United States to send 3 message to
Congress demanding that the institutions
that gamble IN food be abolished, and
that trusts be abolished. Then write to
you. present Congressman and Senator
81 Washington and ask that they
st once take notice OF this
crying evil and legislate 1t out
Of existence. Go to those who
ara candidates for Congress and sxsci
pledges from them to abolish these in.
stltuiions In cage the present session
does not DO its duty. The present Con.
gress has spent nearly year In skirmish-
Ing for points on which to carry the next
electior, while the interests CT the people
are going 10 the devil. Il is time 10 put
stop to II, and The workingmen Of the
United States should speak out in thur
Ger tones to them on this great issue"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11
A Southern Railway War.

NEW YORK, O;s. 10 The Timas says;
Just as the biz rsts Wars IN tho west sp
proaca 5 settle neat the Hsh. bfe.ks cut
among the railroads 10 the south. The
rates havs been m K ID for some time.
Yesterday there came what amounted
practically to an "a Tia, announcement OF
1t. TIE East Tennessee, VIginis Ct d
Georgia Company, backed BY the cor-
trolling powers Ct the Richmond Te--
minal Company, comes to the front as
tae sggressor. The Georgia Central, the
richest OF all the big southern roads, has
the other END OF the fight, and II the rlsns
publicly proclaimed are carried out there
viii be bitter contest and one that II
continued to Its declared aims will In.
yolve perhaps the loss OF millions Ct del
ars. Briefly told, tie Est Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia Company pr m
!eed to parallel the Georgia Central Road
INTO Savannah, aud not this only, but
carrying the war to the bitter end, the
tas: Tennessee proposes to establish &
line OF It's own steamships to compete
With The ocean steamship company run
oiug between SSyaan.h and New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11
DUB ROYAL COUSINS.
The Chief Government Organ in Can
ada on the Attitude of the Eagle
Toward the Lion.
Ths Reu'e OF III. rrEin Bra'irg this Enps
TOR Wisism OhsaSsd on Account of
&C anarchist Pio>.
Canada.
TIE KANUCKS AROUSED

TORONTO, Or Oc.. l0.-rne Expire,
the caisf government organ in Canada,
asks: Hiss it ever happened II Tie his
tory of the world that one country took
such nosrly With the possessions Of an
other SIS the U2ited States ere t.biD z
with Canada without hsviUg arst resolved
upon going 70 wa with the insulLed ps-
siop?' Ard after a long argument III the
negative II eeve; I'VE are ) oG0.C0
Of BEiiisa srtj c!s. and slshougn 10 the
past ". hsvo submitted patiently to
Unlteo Safes Interference BY methods
more ntrsivs than language can express,
the time has st length arrived when on
both sides CT the international boundary
sll fsir minded men must sgree that the
dignity ara honor Ct both countries call
for the abSL document { AZ attitude which
conveys standing insulting menace to
the Dominion"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11
Cattle Trail Railway.

Special to the Gazette.
ALBANY, TEX Oct. l0.-Ms]or Stsniy
M. Jones, the well Known civil engineer
who has. been engaged IL mskirs survey
OF the Cattle Tr.il Route, is in the city
and has besn closeted with the permanent
railway committee Il this county The
entire evening. All arrangements hiVs
been made to continue the survey over
this OF. c4stie trail Ioute through the
couaties north Of Us from this point to
Doans store oniRsd R.vsr, providing the
other counties put up their pro rats share
Of expenses. The Major showed the
committee profile OF The route as sur
veyed By him from Albany 70 Mason, and
the committee Tss more thsu pleased at
the prospecr, So il slCws what the Msl or
claimed to be one CT the best :pd easisss
grades in the state. Eastern capitalists
are waiting until this survey is completed,
when thsy will submit proposition to
build to the old cattle trail TO the commit
tee. The M,ior leaves in the morning
lvr Tt!ocs moron 70 iook Cver the copL-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11
HFID FtR 4 DAY.
be Mallory stssmship CeIorkds From
NV York Held In Quarantine
Ysstelasy al GkIv esten.
Nsu o-ie FL Refuses to Admit Nurses From
CAMP Forry. Even sfser Zen
Dhs's Quarantine.

MALL RY STEAMSHIP QUARkNI NED.
Special 10 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. l0-Toe Nal
locy s,ea ship Colorado arrived from
| Nav York this mcrIirg aed va3 placed
IT quarantine By Dr.. Fisher, quarantine
ficeT- Df Fisher gave IS the reason for
bis action that the Colorado sailed from
AspiHwsl', tbs 18Th Of September, which
is kn htCc,ed port, and tie vessel
would be detained II quarantine Until
she wss ordered released by State Health
Ofictr DR.. Rutherford. After leaving
A>piuwall the Colorado sailed for Nav
York, where she YVES thoroughly inspec-
tda-d f,m'eE:sd before taxing on 8
cargo for Galvesior, and she seeks to
enter here with perfectly clear bill Of
heslth and healtty crew. There are
shout fifteen passengers aboard, ) num-
Der Ct Them Gs.vsstonisrs who will have
to walt the pleasure OF DR.. Rutherford
before being allowed to disembark.
THE COLORADO RELEASED
special to tho Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. 1o-Dr. r lther.
ford, STATE Health Officer, arrived in the
city to-night ard after insrtigsting the
condition Of tie steamship Colorado,
gave orders for her release from qlsrsn-
antine and ehe will come up 90 her
wharf IN the morning.
NEW CASES AT DECATUR.
MEMPHI., tenn Oct. 10-The follow
ing was received by Iae Associated Press
TO-DAY:
DECATUR, ALA, Oct. 10-Four add
tionEl Cases were reported yesterday aft.
erpoon; noue this morning; GO deaths.
[Slgned JEROME COCHRAN, NJ D.,
State Heslth Officer.
QUARANTINE AGAINST NURSES.
WARRINGTON, Oct 10 DIR. Wilkinson,
president of the N2w Orleans Board of
Health, has notified Surgeon ,nsral
Hamilton that nurees from Camp Perry
iestiued for Eew Orleans will rot De
received. DR.. Hamilton IN reply says
nurses will be allowed to depart from the
camp, and while be does not thlbk the
refusal 10 rscelve them Ia warranted oy
an7 state Of fact, states the government
canlct override locsl iegislations under
present laws. The nurses in question are
residents Ct New Orleans end volunteered
10 go to JACKSONVILLE under the auspices
Ct the Red Cross Association, and are
desircus to return home as they have
been detained the required length Of
time ten days. at Camp Perry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11
England.
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS WANTED.

DUBLIN, Oct. 1e-The Ffeeman's
Journal states that the London Times
has subj @ lsed Timothy Harrington and
Passing,on to produce the minute cash
banking letter, and check books and
ledgers OF the National League, the
leGgers OF the National League end Labor
Industrial Uaicn from 1879 20 1888 ior
EXAMINATION In the libel suit brought
against the Times by ParreN. The jour
Del also ststes that the Times will SUB.
@ !ns Messrs. Parneli, MCCARTHY, Big
gar, Campbell, xtop, Nolsp, G1lnp,
Cox. X sDney ald T P O'Conner TO give
evidence for the defense.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11
Elk &, asuerol naoager.

sp:c!sI 20 the Gazette.
WAxAHAcHIE, TEX, oct. 10.-Fcri
Worth AID ell T,xls can score ancthe,
point for they have gained another friend
in TIE sslsc.ion CT J. ]. Frey,so be general
manager CT the Missouri, Kan
sas tud TxAs railroad. Just
twenty years ago Ear. Fer lstt Seq
INCUR. Intionr, on the Oiio sId Mlssiss,
ipui L iilrcsd ard assumed The position q
DIVISION S1psfinEs nteut on the Missouri
P&c:6c, with headquarters az JCfersoh
Ci,P Missouri, e.nce which time his course
as successful 1eiirosd man has been On
wsHd and upward, bo:h IS division sid
general superintendent of the Missouii
Poetic. Hilribsl md ST. JJs., Texas and
S.. Louis and other lines, snd has given
universal satisfaction, Tot alone as 1
thorough railroad manager. but cour
teous gentleman Is well. we predict
speecy erd 10 be troubles tf tie Mis-
scuri, KiDsss AID Texas under Mr.. Frey's
atls Management.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11
GtanbarI N5tes.


Special to the Ga cite.
GRAEBUKY, TEX Oct. l0.-The cir is
yery full CT ell kinds OF rsiiroad IumoTs
and as your correspondent IS ar1ious to
write only the facts he took occasion TO
visis the werklyesserdsy. The corps ere
still hard ST work and seem determined
10 secure good line to the Paiuxy. This
is vary hard To do as one 8 q tainted with
the country will know. There Is o
permanent location now made on the first
four miles cut from GranburY and two
miles CT this is already Cross sectioned
and ready for the graders WHO, it is
generally believed, viii commence work
al cut the Is 4.
Ia addition to this they have the whole
country from the end CT location to tie
Ps!uxY full OF lines and it is probable 9
location can be decided On In very snort
time II necsf sary.
Locating Eng lneer Miller gees to Fort
Worth This evening, Although Eos known
it is though. his trip will determine the To-
Ce,iCp,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11
Court CT Appeals.
Special to the Gazette.

TYLER, TEX, Oct. 10 The Court Ct
Appes!s rendered decisions in the fol-
lowing csges this morning:
kfl:ned.-West vs. the State, from
Cherokee; V.uldisck vs.. the State, from
Dewitt; Lsntn vs.. the State, from Hi
dalgo; Douglas vs.. me State, from Roo
ertson; Thompson vs. the State, from
Lamar; FArris vs.. the Safe, from
Mitchell.
Reversed snd remsrdec-L.whorn vs..
!he State, from Cherokee; Mcclure vs..
the State, from Anderson; Brooks VS.. the
State, from Red River; Msrt:nas VS.. the
Safe, from ,i1pzales; Douglas ct al. VI
the Stats, from Kerr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11
Fsnpia Coua,y Prisoners.
Special to the Gazette.

BoNHAM, TEX, Oct. 10.-An emisssrY
from the state panisentisry left this
evening with four negroes ana five white
men in his charge, with v.rious sen
tencss received at tie late term Ct tie
District court. Hsd not FIVE sentenced
prisoners escaped from ISL last week
Fannin coun'y would nave furnished
more representatives to the penitentiary
this time than at any previous coult in
her history.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11

BERLIN, Oct. 1o.-Fne Munich Mscn-
richten confirms the report that gives
Anarchists intended to mske an attempt
upon the life If Emperor William IN
Wurtemburg and that great precautions
were taken 10 protect the = sTp ror, the
route Of the imperial train having been
changed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11
Austria.


vienna. Ocs. 10 The Emperor Will
lam and Emperor Francis Joseph arrivei
at Muizzacsy from NsuburF, at 1880 p
m. to-dsy. After & reception Lle Emperor
William babe all farewell. Sslutes were
exchanged while the train was lesving tie
station. This evening the Emperor
F:arc!s Joseph aod others returned to
Vienna.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11
AALLROlDS
TEXAS PANHANDLE ROUTE
ltIVfT, Texas and Fort Worth RI

shortest line, quickest slime from Gulf of Mex
leo, Fer: Worth and ali principal po,nts ~
Texas TO Rocky Noun tain resorts and Psslac
coast, Including Trinidad, Pueblo, Msn!iou.
OclorEoo SDs'rss, Denvel, Col, and sesit Lake.
Utah. Daily trsins ieavii z Fort SWSrth. s "a a
m. ccn pr.siDg new and ELEGANTLY equipped
Pullman palace sleepi' s .SAfsand dining car
service. through to Denyqf. Connecting al Col.
orsdo tanoi points SWtth A T. L s. FR, r
D. D. 81 g g. r. r. Sosafsdo Midland Railway .nS
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Subscribe for rBE WEEKLY 9AzITTl
for the campaign. 10 cents month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11
THE RAILROADS.
A Southern Rate War Imminent Be-
twsen the Georgia Central and a
Rival L;ne-The Thl eat.

A Scarcity Of Cars ON Tho Cotton Bait
Rail-, ord Bus,pers Gnoa-GlnsrRi
Nevs-H1 mo Notes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11

A California peach orchard OF s25 trees
yields an average of fifteen tons OF fruit A
year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11
Subscribe tor the Weekly GAZETTE.

A Winfield, Kan, married man wrote 8
love letter to q young girl, and she turned
it over to locsl paper, in which IT was
printed verbatim.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11

Governor Lucssf Michigan is alleged
% eat With his k5a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11

4sss Bas sss sass .as. mar
'Esssssssls 81 satidsa sss IS cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11

They ask 81 40 Tor dish Of Holsters al
the Cincinnati. centennial. 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATE,

Made by sll railroads IN Colorado 70 person,
holding our 81 cursion TICKETS
The summer resorts of Colorado srs noted tn.
W rio over. and the scenery over the Denver
and Rio '7rande Is the grandeet on earth
IlcEets on sale via Texas Panhandle Route
at all coupon ticket stations In Texas ara
Louisiana. Gail for information and deecr.pavs
matter on =; n. BURROWS, T. p. a; j. h
LlSiHuhST. City Agent, or ". V. NEwLIN.
q. P. A. 6l2 Main street, Fort Worth.
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All the NeWn

All the News
For 10 cents q month or 81 year. Sub.
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Rates offare From Fort Worth

To TFhsdad ST. 20, to P.ebIo s2s 90, to Col
oradsSf' ings s23 90, TO Denver S24 90.
~ ROUND TRIP EXCURSION RATES
kxgn Fort Worth to Trinidad AID return Ss5. M .
tsPus bio, Colorado ~ rings and return S27 20
20 Denver and retnn $50 %, to Salt Lake a, re,
turn $500.
Tickets GOD for so days going and 80 days re-
turns g, with lay over privileges both ways;
extreme limit OF ticket Until Oosober 81, lsss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11
Houston and Texas csasssl rs

Thu Az ET3sz RAlr IIEa,
DOUBLE BAiIg TEAMS EACR wax.
No. 2, fast mall, Deciao1 10 Houston In sE.r
!een hours. TlTclsR BUFFET sle5psrg 20
swesn Galveston snd ST. Lcu!s snc SOYs,,sn,
and st. Louis Via DaiiSs, Degifca sac
Socslts. Pullman slaspers and drawing rseY
cErs betHesa Houston aud Aul.in.
Steamship ti3kats TO az froE INV yoiai ls
EUICEs, =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-11

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 10-The Secretary
Of War has appointed Otto A. Nssmitn Of
California Chief Clerk Of the Signal Office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-05-18
4 Nice Intertainme /.

The literary and social entertainment
given at the college chapel Friday evening
was one Of the most interesting we have
ever attended at that place, and conferred
great credit on the faculty and students.
The recitals from Shakespeare particularly
were of high order and of nature to
give character to the program. Without
specifying particularly the meritorioas
parts of the program we give It entire
though much of 1t deserved special men.
ton The college Is In flourishing con-
dition, and the entertainment given by tho
two literary societies is no small evidence
OF It: Chorus "Sailing;" defamation by
Edward Blodgett--.Aslecp at the Switch ;
defamation in German by Carley Sex
"Faderland;n vocal solo by Miss Minnie
Van Horn; rccital-"Quarrel of Brutus
and cassuis by Misses Ina Robertson and
| Annie Finn; chorus--"Fairest Lily of ths
Vale" defamation in Latin by Collins
Elkins--"Cicero against Catiline;" recita
of Tennyson's "Enoch Arden" by Mi dret
Burmester, Lena Marshall, Vel Irvine
Vcsta Mason and Lena Gray piano sol,
by Prof Lee; 1Excelsiar" by Misses Esther
| Marshall and Vcsta Mason and Messrs
Cowau and Cannon; orchestra--waltz
/ Messrs. Elkins, Simons and Lee and Miss
| Ina Robertson; (encored.) Recital
"Casket scene in the Merchant of Venice
bv Miss Flora Mason, Miss Van Horn
Miss Mary Reed and Miss Helen Craw
ford; chorus-"Sleighing Glee;" declama
tion by Louis Lee-aBlue Beard" cheru
I-"Dearest Maiden" The affair close,
with very sociahle social
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-05-18
Jadges and CLERK. Of Election.


The following are tha judges aud clerks
Of election appointed at the January term of
the eounty court TO serve two years. The
first three names in each precinct are the
judges and the lass two are the clerks:
Etst AibAny.-H Bryant, John Isom,
Daniel Lse'iy, T Baltimore and II Bark.
hart.
Yves. Albaay. David Ffoman. T Sites,
Martin Payne, J Doris and & w Watts.
Brownsville. W Stsnari. w P War.
mouth. w A Tsmplston, 4 ) Pillsbury aud
II Waters.
Brush Creek .-G B Spawn, n + w
Hamilton. A G King. I Ragga aud T Phil.
pot.
Craulorisville.-G = Colbert. Miles Cary,
J = Moses. George Finley and w o Glass
Ceaier. .-B w Cooper. Moses Parker, w
K Temple, w w Crawf1rd aud Dean
Wheeler.
Fox Valley Trask, II Heighsle,
David Scott. Henry Lyons and 9 b Trask.
Franklin Ratte. David Myers, A r Pow
ell. n u MeDonald " G Myers aud Lewis
Richardson.
Harrisburg. e n Taudy. Isyi Dongias,
" Cunningham, w w Briggs aud Oliver
Hyde.
Halsey.-J X Bone, James MeMahone,
II Lame. Frank Frisley and Jno Miller.
Liberty Iohn Kirk, A K Thompson, J
D Wood. e v Nys and F Hyde.
Lebanon.--Jossph Nixon. II Miller.
Jonathan Wasson. David Andrexs and g
w Rice.
Orleans. " II Caldwell, D A Milihollen,
johnson White. b Mccoy aud b Will
banks.
Rock Creek. w J Turnidse, Harvey
wasd, Newton Lewis. w Wigs and W
3 Robertson.
Sweet Home John Donaca, Gilliland.
Wm Ramhaaeh. w + Simons and Henry {
Moran.
Seis WIN cyrus, Robert Cary, NJ { Gill,
G l. Sutherland and A II johnson.
SantiAm.--I X Charlton, w A Paul. l NJ
Hasaler. ) Paul and David Bilyeu.
Shedd.-F A Wa'ts. D p Porter, j Pagh.
Neil Shedd and G Davis.
Syraens~.-J A Censer, L Strlttoa, A
Fariow, Ed Mceker and J A Jones.
w aterloa Nv Parrish, Geo 3 NICK iun-y.
krieg, Joel Vail and Jacob Newman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-05-18
FRIDAY MoRSrxe.

After devotional exercises of universal
interest, the convention proceeded TO the
election Of officers Mrs. Anna X. Riggs,
was again unanimously elected President
Mrs. Henrietta Brown, Cor. Secretary !;
Mr.. A. r. Robb, Rec Secretary Miss
Elizabeth Irvine, Treasurer. A full corps
Of Superintendents was nominated and
elected.
The Supt. of Press Work sent report.
which was read by the Secretary.
The following plan of work was adopted
PLAN or WORK.
We your committee on Plan of Work
submit the following
Ist. That In accordance with the plan
Of organization OF our National Union, we
continue to urge the organization of Unions
by districts and counties.
and. AS our Evangelistic Department
is the corner stone of w. G. 7. work bind
ing and holding the whole together, we
especially urge cur Uuions to use their
best endeayors in making the efforts of
those engaged in this work effectual, and
that the Unions cooperate in placing in
the field reliable Gospel Temperance
worker that we pledge ourselves to take
this speaker and do all we can to make
the work effective and self.supporting.
3rd. That our local Superintendents OF
Scientific Temperance Instruction, be vigil
l.. To- F.~t~
and teachers do their whole duty in in
structing the youth of our State according
[ to law, and that we secure The amendment
to this law affixing a penalty for the viola
ten of the same.
4th. AS it is evident the friends of the
| liquor traffic will endeavor to secure the
passage of a high license law, at the next
session of our legislature, therefore, we rec
ommend that our Unions circulate peti.
tions asking our Legislators to give us
Statutory Prohibition.
9Th. WHEREAS, 1t is the duty of the
White Ribbon women of Oregon, to ac-
quaint themselves with the argement
which compels our leaders to work for
franchise, therefore we recommend that
the Superintendent of Literature be au-
thOrized to correspond with Unions and
suggest the best literature On the subject
and urge its careful consideration.
9th. That we are much gratifed with
the progress made in the establishment oi
the Industrial Home in Portland and
earnestly recommend our local Unions to
devise ways and means for raising funds
for its support Also to carry 1t in prayer
to Him who said aFor ye have the power
with you always and whensoeyer ye will
ye may do them good"
i 9TH. AS Mrs. Andrews of the National
Union has selected and published list oi
books for the Local Unions, and as oul
President has suggested that we give
special attention to parts Of that course, we
recommend that during the year our Tn
ions purchase, read and lean the follow
ing books "Hygiene in the Home, "Oul
Country" "Science of Politics" "Duties O
Women" and aBetter Not"
9Th. That we as house-keepers ans
home-workers feel the necessity of more
hygiene knowledge on the part of thu
house e-keepers, and recommend that thes'
fmatters be thoroughly discussed at meet
W