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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL-
y WAY COMPANY.

y WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH 70. 1888
IKAYE MCupOND
s.45 4. NJ. FOR Nswporg News, on Point, and
Norfolk daily. Pullman PaiGco car
Richmond to Oid poiIL
ii:o5 A. NJ Through Mail for Cincinnati and
Louisville. Daily, Norfolk 70 Clifton
Forge, daily except Sunday. Clifton
Forge 90 Cincinnati. solid train 70
GIN 'innat. Pullman buffet sleep
ing-CaE Charlottesville ~ Cuc.n-
naU.
sop. NJ through Mail daily for Newport
News. old PoiuL sui Norfolk Pull
man Buffet fsrlcrcar except Sunday
90 Old Point
NOP. NJ. Gordonsvills Accommodation, daily
except sunday.
Louisville. Tally. Connects Ia Cen
t-ai Uulon-Stauon. Cincinnati FOR tho
Vest aud Northwest and IN IniOn-
~fat0n, Louisville, for West and
Sluhwcst. Pullman BUFFET sleeping
Cars 20 cincinnati and L0uisFllle.
ARRIyE AT RICHMOND.
So0A. ". from Gordonsyille daily except sun
day.
1855 4. NJ nom Norfolk aud Old Point daily;
Pullman Buffet PsriOr-csr except
sunday frou Oh Point
sl5P II. from cincinnati ami Louisville. daily
except sunday ives, " clifton Forge;
daily, east OF clifton Forge.
Cos r. NJ from Norfolk aud Old Point daily.
Pullman buffet Slcoping-car ODD
Point 20 Cincinnati.
goo p. n. from Cincinnati and Louisville daily.
station. Broad street near seventeenth.
Ticket Offices: Corner Isgth and Nnin and
Railway station. II. W. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent
j. T. HARAHAN. General Manager. les
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
PROPOSALS..

OFFICE 0F TnE)
SUPERINTENDENT VIRGINIA PsNIrENTlARY.
har:h 20, lsS9. }
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received At this ofiice untn FRIDAY, March
2ltn at u o'clock n. fer FURNISHING THIS
INSTITUTION for the next threo months. COM
meucing April lst. with the following articles. IN
more or less quantities, as The requirements de-
mani-viz.: .
and price,;
2U1O pounds RICE sample, name, and price,;
l.5O bushels MERCHANrABLE BOLTkD MEAL
sample, name. and price,;
1900 pounds BROWN SUGAR (sample, name,
25OO pounds PARToLA COFFEE (sample, name.
9OO6 gallons LoW-GRADE SYRUP sample,
name. aud price): -
25,c1O pounds BULK, BUTTS, SHOULDERS, or
SIDES sample:
1000 pounds TURPENTINE SOAP sample,
name, and pricoG
l.0O0 gallons KEROs ENE OIL Q2)' test;
aO gallons HEADLIGHT OIL uo0s tesD;
Is sacks SALT diyerpoOl.
Tho above goods 70 be delivered az the Peni-
teniiary, free OF al drayage, aud In SUI h guam
titles and at such times as the superintendent
may require them 70 DO delivered, subject 10
Inspection.
separate bids Will be received for any one or
more OF the above articles. Mark name ana
price Oh each sample.
Tho Board OF Directors reserves the right %
reject any or all bids.
by order Of tho Board Of Directors.
W. ". MOSES,
NH 2t-tt superintendent
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Train No. ~ connects daily a. Keysyills Zoe
Chsse q =, ClarksTilio, Oxford. Durham. Hsa-
dersOD aud Raleigh. Connects daily al Green's
bOfo' Tor Durham. Raleigh. salem, snd winston,
aud ali points Oa North Carolina Division sI
salisbury Tor Asheyiis. Hot Springs, and all
points Ia Western NOrh CSrolins, and ~ Char
lotte for Charlotte Columbia and Augusta rail-
road.
Train No - ocnnects daily az Greensboro tor
Salem Winston. Rae gh. Coidsboro', ard More
head city; az salisbury Tor Ashevills. Hos
springs, and al points IN Western North Caro-
Ina a. Charlotte with Charlotte. COlam bla sod
Augusta railroad tor Columbia. Augusta, Aiken,
Charleston. Savannah. ThOmassillo. Ga. Jacs-
sonyile, and oiher Florida points: aisA with
Carolina Central railroad for Wilmington
Trains from the south arrive AZ kschnondSu
A. n. and G30 T. N.
tAMELiA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
Leave Richmond .-.-...,.... .......,....ooOP. n.
AIttFo AlcAusOuus a. NJ
tCLOvER ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Rich mond ACKNOWLEDGEMENT II
Araifc NahchHhtcf. u. ~ r. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
JUDGE MURRAY.

A horse that is bound to be backed
shortly is Judge Murray. The colt, a
four-year-old, by Ten Broeck-Bertha
b. is owned and trained in south Caro-
lima. and is practically in the hands OF
the same people who had that grand young
cripple Savsnac, who, as a three-year-
old, ran third to Iroubadour IN the Su-
burbanof 1886. 1T was the hardest work
in the world to act this son of Mortimer
and Sly Boots up 10 the race, as after
every gsllop that he got he went
sore. In the race, too, he was badly
cut down behind. But for TINS
he might have beaten even the
mighty rroubadour. Who knows! IL
would be almost poetic justice If South
Carolina should win the race which II
came SO near landing three years ago.
judge Murray is not "a colt possessed oil
the extraordinary turn Of speed which
Savanac had. but he is a round horse,
and can be what trainers call wound up
20 the top notch. Last year he was a
very good colt-a better one. IN fact,
than his public performances ever show
ed-but they themselves were sufficient
m stamp him an animal that must not
be overlooked. particularly as he is IN
at only lis pounds.
pRUMgiIcK P0R A STARTER.
So far | can only name one other
starter with reasonable amount OF GER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
PHILADELPHIA. RIG H 1>ffTN
NOND A,,D NORFOLK
sTEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY al y 81. aud every SUNDAY a.
: A. NJ
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
70 .eiyed uu 1870 A. IL. Tor sundays steamer
tin =. y. Saturday. Freight received daily I'LL
2. N.
are, 81.
FOR further information apply %
j. W. McCARRfCK,
General Southern Agent, once RockettA
". +. CLYDE q CO..
mol General Agents Philadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST
PULLMAN sLEEPEks On ALL NIGHT
TAAfA4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

Wonderful Cure OF Salt Rheum. Face,
hands. and arms Covered. Hands ussls"
for two years. Doctors said case was In
durable. Cured BY cuticura.
have had q most wonderful cure or 50"
rheum. For I've years have suffered WIN uli'
disease. had it on my face, arms, and hanu''
was unable 10 do anything whatever WIN ~,
hands for over two years / tried HUNDREDS Oh
remedies. and not one had the least effect Ine
Doctor said my case was incurabls. | saw your
Advertisement, aud concluded 10 try the CUh-
CuEA REMEDIES and incredible IS IL may seem'
after using one box OF CUTICUBA, and two esseS
Of CUrIcuRA soar. and two bottles Of CUrioURA
REsoLvEsT, | End am entirely cured. InO7.
who think this letter exaggerated may come Hhd
500 mo and find out for themselves-
GRACE P. HARKHAa,
North St Charles street, Belle River, Ont
Unjust extend 20 you tho thanks Of one OF my
customers, who has boon cured, by using tue
CUTIcUEA REMEDIES. Of IN old sore. caused oy a
long spell Of sickness Of fever eight years ago.
He was 80 bad lie was fearful he would nave u
have his leg amputated, but is happy TO say no
is now entirely well-sound ss q dollar. He re-
quests mo 70 use his name, which is H. Il. "a
con, merchant Of this place.
JOHN V. MINOR. Druggist,
Gainsboro, Tenn.
Ibage been troubled with letter on nv face ior
several years and doctored with several doc
tors. but received no benefit used your OUIi-
cURA REMEDIES last spring according 70 dro.-
lions and can now say that am entirely cured
lam satisfied your CUTIcURA REMEDIES are JUST
THAT Won rerornmond them 70 be.
HUGH B. AYREs, Smithvillc, VIVA
have been cured Of n most unbenrable itchlnE
skin al ease by the CUTICURA REMEDIES 1hey
have enabled me 10 escape years OF sunerlns.
You may ne my name a. reference. ana huy
one who wants 20 know about my case may Erlte
me. incOsing stamp. W. H. bhOOh,',
a. Grove street Providence, X. l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR. 2 c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a guaranteed specific for Hysss-
ria UZZiness, Conyuls!ons, FiIs, Nervous Nsu-
ralgiA Headache. Nervous Prostitution caused ~
the use Of alcohol or tobscco, Wakefulnoss, Men,
tsl Depression. softening OF the Brain resulting
in insanity and leading 10 Misery, decay and
Either sex caused by over-oIertion Of the brain
or over-indulgeuce. Each box contains ons
months treatment 81 4 box, or ak boxes for ~
EsRt sY mail prepaid on receipt OF price
VIZ GUARANTEE Elk BOXES
ocure any case. With esch orueE rSesV-f ~
us for six boxes accompanied with s. We win
send the purchaser our written guarantee 70 ro-
fund the money II the restmoni docs nos ensi
kcura Guarantees Issued only oy
T.ROBERTs BAKER, Druggist
sole Agent
sle east Main street, Richmond, "a
mr. i-dGWly
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Dr,PIERCE'S PELLETS

rsg,,late and cleanse tho liver. stomach and
howels. They are purely vegetable and per-
fectly harmless One a Dose. Sold by
dr,IRaists 20 cents a vial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
RAILROAD LIVES.

r~-sf~~~fT'r frfNfa'lF
PASSENGER DxrAxrMgsT,t
RICHMOND. Va, March 20. 1859.
A TLANTIC COAST LINE RATES
TO GRAND LODGE, INDErRSDEST ORDER
BNN BIRTH,
At SAVANNAH, GA
Tho Atlantic Coast Line will soil tickets 10
dclog gates and members OF Grand Lodge. indie
pendent Order B'nai Birth. which conyenos At
savannah, Ca, March s6th. AZ tlhB each, rom
Richmond. on presentation u certificate OF NOM
bership from Lodge Secretary Tho same rate
can be obtained returning on presentstion az sa-
yannah Of certificate Of Graud Secretary. should
delegates and members desire 70 visit Atlanta,
rate OF 500 each way between Savannah and
Atlanta will 10 accorded thom. sud The pftvi-
lsge Of returning from Atlanta 20 Richmond al
same rate ~ from Sayannah--vil. fi035 each.
Tickets on sale at Richmond March s4th and
18th.
Tho Atlantic Coast fiae offers the quickest snd
most comfortable route 10 savannah. through
Pullman Sleepers on all trains; r,,v,soN
NH si.TbSsust General Passenger Agent
ATLANTIC Colsr LINR.)
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD,
Richmond. Va, March n. 1854 J
NOTICE.-ON AND AFTER SUN
~ DAY, March Gath. Trains Nos. Is and &c
will be discontinued south Of Weldon. y {.
These trains will continue 10 run between Rich
mond and Weldon until further notice
h. N. SULLY, superintendent
T. VI. EMERSON, Conceal Passcn ger Agent.
ma 22-3t
D1CHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAiLROAD.-schednle
commenting FEBRUARY ~. IoJ-easlern stan
dard time:
732 4. NJ. leaves Byri-Stree. station daily
stops Only a, Ashland. Junction, Mil
ford, ana Fredericksburg. sleeper 70
Washington am New York
il-C7 A. VI leaves Byci-Street station daily. eV-
cept Sunday. sleeper 10 Washington.
o.25 p. VI. leaves Byrd-Street station daily
Sleeper 20 New iorA
$50 4. ". arrives az Byri-Street staten daily
Sleeper from New lorS.
29sP NJ. arrives a, Byri-street station daily.
stops az fredericksburg, Milford. and
junction. sleeper from Arlington
and New YORK.
rs r. VI. arrives az Byrd-Street station daily
except sunday sleeper iron WASH
ingiOh
TlIE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL
consisting OF vostibule Pullman cars. leaves
Byrd Street station at $40 4. VI. on Iueeiays,
Thursdays, ant Saturdays, aud arrives at ';l8
2. ". on Mondays Nedue.days, snd Fridays
This train mskss no local stops. and extra fare
IA charged. FIRST nor,h-bOund train leaves
1hursday. 10Th instant
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT sUNDAra
EOOP. NJ. accommodation leaves Byri-stree.
station: arrives ~ Ashland ats T. NJ
604 p. NJ. lcsyes ElOa: arrives 81 Ashland a.
s43A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION arrives AZ Byrd
Street station; leaves Ashland az
IN a. u.
$50 P. NJ. arrives at ElbE leaves Ashland al
5.l2P VI,
T. T. j. MYERS. General superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING AND
DENTISTS.

DR. G.. SMITH. DENTIST, 81
IL 4s3 Broad street. Richmond, Va, Is 0rdn
daily using stainans Local AnRsihetic for ex-
tracing teeth--yhe Destknown alleyisior Of pain
20 the profession. He has tho exclusive right Of
It's uss in the city q Richmond. no 4~eod6m'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
na..soAp Lssrs.
M ~ s zsSs Asz.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
IN ROAD

.---r>e>~----'>' - =, =. ------s
EA u .s " -kzl
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
IN ROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFPEcr DECEMBER n 1884,
TWO DAILY TRAINsTo NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNcgBuga
LEAVE RICHMOND
sso A. 81 Daily. ia Rich oni and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive ~ Petersburg 100
A. NJ: arrive ~ Norfolk is5 Y. n.
go A. ". Daily. ria kichmOad and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive a. Petersburg 1879
A. N. No leaves Petersburg l0.bj
4. N. Tor farmyiiie, LYnchbnrg, koe-
noke. Bristol. knoTvilie, and all
points sonth snd West
THROUGH CAR TO LYsCHBURG.
COOP. N. daily. ria RichmoBd and Petersburg
rallrOsd. Arrive Petersburg 60 r.
NJ. leave Petersburg 7.i0P Y. daily.
arriving Norfolk eOP N. Through
car Richmond W Norfolk.
zoo P. N. Daily. sfa Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad. Ar1ye ~ Petersburg e.oS
Z. H.. connecting with Train No l.
leaving Petersburg a. 30 p N. for
lsrmville. Lynchbarg. kos0ose, Po-
eshonias, Bristol. KnoKslls. Chsits-
noogA and sll polats south aud
West
PULLMAN sLEEPING-CAR ACCohNoDh-
TONS
No. i-Slesping-csr from Peiersbnrg % Bristol
without change, aGd Lynchburg 10 Memphis
without change.
No. s-Lyuch burg % Now Orleans ard Ros-
noke ~ Chattanooga without change
Tickets, baggage-checSs, sud Gil Information
caa bo Obtained at Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad depot A. W. Gsrbors, 1000 Main street,
snd as The Compouy's onice. y9l east Nsla strceL
W. X BKNiLf.
General Passenger Agent
CHANLEs @. EDpY. Vice President
General ofiice, Roanoke. Va. suli
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
TIE TRAINING SEASON.

The beginning of the active training
season this year is rather later than
usual and when one comes to think OF
il there is not a great deal of time in
which to prepare horses for their early
spring engagements. The opening Of
the regular eastern season takes place at
Washington on April 24th, and that is
nractically only month of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
The Time andPlaG0
TO BUY YOUR
House FURNISHINGS.

We have the largest stock and lowest prices
in these goods to be found in the city. We give
you few mentlonables and want you TO como
In and see them and many thousands Of other
things, pretty and usoful--viz-. REFRIGERA-
TORS, wATER-CUOLERs. FILTERERs. and
ICE-cREAM FREEZERs. The EMPIRE ROAST
Err AND BAKER something entirely neWh
DINNER. TEA, and CHARACTERISTICS. GAME,
FISH, BERRY, and ICE-cREAM SETS. The
prettiest GLASSWARE in imitation Of the finest
cat ever seen. PIANO, BANQUET, aud the
cheaper grades Of LAMPS
We want everybody to call and $50 tho colo
brated NIAGRA GAS-BURNER
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rRAINs NoRrnwARn.
'gauH tDallyercept sunday.

srOPPING~PLACEN
Nos. IS and .; make NJ stops No 10
stops ouiy ON signai a. Chester No. -
only on signal AZ Choster, Centraua. AMI
Manchester. No. c. stops on sgnai 81 all
regular stations snd also A. rempies sni PORT
WalthaM Nos b 30. IS, AMI 81 VII stop AZ an
stations for pAsscnGers
PULLHAS-CAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos. i4and p sloeping-cArs between
New ORR ana lamps. ria. frid Jacksonville.
ca Trains NoS IA and q seeplng-nrs between
Washington and Charleston and between " An
MCiOu aud Jacksonville ON Train M =
sleeplng-cArs between NsW York sai JGrkssn-
VILE. On Trains Nos - and "a seeping-cars
between New York and 1hO~Asylle, Ga
Ia addition 20 the above
THE sew YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL.
consisting Of vestihule Pullman Cars only. leaves
Richmond. southbound. as as T.. II. Oh Mon.
days Wednesdays. and Fridays sui leaves
Petersburg Dorthbound - 11i A. NJ. On Tues
days. Thursdays, sui saturdays EKua farss
charged on this train.
TIE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE TO NORFOLK
Richmond $50 A. ". Norfolk. rs r. "
Rlchmoad 800 p. N. Norfolk. ~
Norfolk.....'s:2O A. VI. kchmoni..Il.3 A. "
Norfolk Z. NJ. kchm0nd....s:'3 A.. NJ.
These trains also mako close connections fJr
Farmyille. Lynchburg, and southwestern points
aud ali stations on TIC Norfolk aud Western rail-
road h ". BULLY.
Superintendent
r T. D. MTERS General superintendent
.. NJ. kHsRsON. General Passenger Agont
sci. HAAS, Tracic Manager mhJ
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
THROUGH ALl~tAlL fAsl-fkeiGWf LINK
10 AID GitOM BALTIMORE. FiiiLA-
DRLpufA. NEW YORK.. AND
EASTERN AND WEST
ERN CITIES
ONLY TWELVE no. ~ BETWEEN RCh-
MOND AND BALTIMORE Is EACH
DIRECTION
Corresponilngly quirk time CD ofher p0ioy%
Through bills " lAi.ug issued a. low rlfer.
e.. A. TAYLOR
not General treighl Agent
DICHMOND AND ALLEGliANY
IL RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS ~ EFFECT
JANUARY 80. iS-l
ONLY LINE RUNNING SOLID TRAINS
BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND LfNCHBURG.
Through Ao,om-
Mail notation
sol $50. 3
Leave
Richmond ................| gl3 A. ". fl5f VI
Arrive
Esrffa a.
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DEpAKTURE OF srEAnEK~.

OLD DOMINION STEAM IL
~ SHIP COMPANY. L1AA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
DICUMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Correspondlngly quick time o. ofher pOiobn
Through bills " lAilug issued a. lon r1fe-.
e.. A. TAYLOR
not General treiELt Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

CDGk-fiGHIlNN IN NOlHAhs
Chatting a few days ago with a man
who does very large business in sup
plying game.cOcks for private matches
during the winter IN New York | was
rather surprised by bis affirmation that
there is actually more cock-iightng here
now than there was years ago before the
Society for the reventiOn OF Cruelty to
Animals Was dreamed of.
Z" There are. " he said. "from fifty to
seyenlv-tiye cock-hghtsin New YORK city
every week, at each OF which from three
70 seven pairs OF cocks are weighed IN.
These matches generally take place III
gentlemen private stables, but not III
frequently the field Of combat Is the
parlor, With the fine furniture tempo
Tarily pushed out and heavy linen cover
laid down 10 keep the blood oil the car
pet Times are changed now FROM what
they were when there used 20 be two
public cOck-pits on the BOwery,
A. open 10 the public AS "dime mu-
seums" are now; when gentlemen
would go there in their carriages, carry
ing their birds in bags under their arms,
aud when nobody saw anything wrong
in chicken dispute. " But there IS
more cock. lighting now than there was
then. Aside from the strictly private
fights that have spoken OF as taking
place in the city, there arc not few
that may be classed as seml'pnyate and
in the outskirts, within few miles OF
New York, not less than 200 or o0O
gsme-cocks are killed every month ID
, 1889-03-07
Statue to Col. Baker.

At the O. I. Company's "old horse'
sale a few days since gentleman
paid $50 for package which he was
led to believe contained something
valuable, as it had evidently come all
the way from Italy. On opening it
he was somewhat disappointed to
find only a marble statuette which,
although very fine piece Of work,
was not considered by him of much
value, as it was of a person unknown
to him. So he shipped it off to a
dealer Of bric-a brac, hoping to get
back a part of his outlay from its
sale.
The statustts was seen by Mr.. w.
w. Page, who recognized it as that
of Col. E. D. Baker, and at once Sc
cured it. 1t is most beautiful work
of art, perfect likeness of Colonel
Baker, and represents him in the act
of replying on the floor of the senate,
to the speech of Hon Judah p. Ben
jamin of Louisiana, in favor of seces-
sion.
1t represents him in full dress with
a military cloak thrown gracefully
over his shoulder: At his feet lie his
plumed hat and sword and book re-
presenting the constitution and laws
of the United States. In one hand
is scroll, and the other is brought
ap in front of his breast in his favor
ite attitude when speaking. 1t is
supposed that the statuette was
made for Consul Steyens at Victoria
a son-in-law or relative of Colonel
Baker, who has been notified by
Judge Page of his singular find.
, 1889-03-07
Family Property

The East OregOnian, and many
other journals, favor the homestead
law that exempts home and fixtures
from foreclosure or sale. Such q
law has its value because calculated
to preserve a family from sudden
wreck and ruin. For the most, how
ever, such law Will be imperative
as the majority who become involved
will find some way to borrow money
and give the homestead as security.
The law will work we'll IN case of
sudden misfortune, as it will protect
the mother and children and secure
them a home, and all persons who
trust such homesteader must know
how he is situated and what legal
security he can furnish, snd the
homestead will not be counted in his
list of available and reliable securi-
ties. The safest and best way for o
man to pursue is 90 endow his wife
with enough goods during his pros
porous time So that she can have q
free and Independent feeling and he
can himself be untroubled. IL this
is done legally and openly, it will be
satisfaction and security above all
other means, and Will equal if not
excel the operation of the homestead
law. Such a law is not needed as
much in Oregon as in some States.
because OF the bene6eent interpreta-
ton of our statutes with regard to
woman's hold on property. The
property rights of woman are re-
spected in Oregon far more than in
many other States, and in this re-
spect we are abreast OF the most ad-
vanced sentiment.
, 1889-03-07
The Editors Table

There. a little box Of pills, tae-e's q heap OF
lengthy bills.
There's caustsc letter from e country reader
Thsre'sA ticse; t5r = SAL, there's another Tor
ball.
Tasro'- a circular about a patent feeder.
There's p4ss OF cig.retto-, there are letters CT
regrets,
There's proof or highly CoIorei HthoGrsphing
There's a solitary ace, there's photo Of her face.
There are articles to start the angels laughing
There's pretty chiugnC clock, there's some
Western mining stock,
There are stacks Of verse in syery sort OF meter.
There's = cotton Office hat there's n badly ragged
mat.
There's Pips-b than which nothing could
be swes.er.
There's a Saily ribbonsd cork, there's map OF
New York.
There's guide to Palestine and one TO Russia.
There's the latest opera score. there's a lump of
iron ore.
There are relics OF Il Harvard football Eu.her.
There are pots of ink and Giue, there are letters
old and new,
There's = narrow pair of shears, there's Il glass
OF that which cheers.
There's a double backed and pointed paper
scraper.
There's partly Smoked cigar, there. an orua-
mented jar,
There's the sciIculation-svearer's weekly fable.
o, tho sight will tickle GU, If yol ever catch =
view
OF the editor while writing at his table.
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