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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31

ing, nor flourish them about to emphasize
conversation.
Greater liberty in the use of the fingers
in eating is now fashionable. Olives,
unhuIed berries, wings and legs OF
small birds, green corn and even aspar-
agus may be eaten with them. Indeed,
the manner in which this latter veg
etable is taken in the fingers and mouth
is something of test in table manners,
and, as rule, stamps the elegance OF
the diner. All cutlery is withheld from
the service, and there is but one alterna-
tive to taking the cold sticks up in your
fingers-total abstinence. The only
trouble is that people try to eat too
much. One hite,is all that should be eX-
pected from stick. Then you escape
the string that dabbles your chin and
confirms your bad form.
Do not fold your napkin after cere-
monious dinner; in other cases, observe
what your hostess does and be guided by
that.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31
THE CHICKAsAW ELECTION.
Official Returns Give the Progressive Party
Control of the Government


LITTLE Rock, ARK, Aug. 3O.-Ad-
vices received from Tishomingo5 Chicka-
saw nation. say official returns of the
recent election for members of the lower
house of the Chickasaw legislature show
a decisive majority for the Progressive
party. The result entirely changes the
political status of that body, inasmueh
as the Progressive party, which has
majority of two or three in the senate,
will now control the house returns ana
bring to the front William Guy, leader
of the Progressive party, who made the
fight against Byrd of the PuIlback party,
and who will year hence, it IS stated,
be candidate for the gOvernorshiD, out
of which he was, as his friends claim,
swindled by means of the Pullback 'legis-
lature aided by the United States
government and the Office given to
Byrd. The CANVASS preceding the cleo
ton was by all ODDS the bitterest ever
known IN the Chickasaw nation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31

is hard at work on the Lamar county eX-
hibit, and that it will be a daisy lie
had the misfortune to lose pumpkin
weighing lG7 pounds.
c. X. Reifsnider, editor of St. Louis
Farm Machinery, writes that he VIII
visit the great fair.
Gen CabelI writes that he has effected
an organization of Palo Pinto county,
which - wheeled into line Tuesday
A good exhibit is expected from that
county.
Thursday, October II, will be Sol
diers' Dav. The association has gen
erously offered to give half of the receipts
on that day to the Confederate home, at
Austin. The drummers and railroad
men will have charge of the programme
of Soldiers Day and of course will make
it interesting for all who attend. Some
weII-known orator Will make an address.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31
GREAT IS LAREDO.
The Huge Whistle Of the Mexican Ma
tional Shops is Sweet Music.
The Plucky City Does Not Rest but is at Work
for Cotton Factories, FOundries, Porce-
lain Works and Other Industries.
Laredo Gate City.

Yesterday morning bright and early the
citizens of Laredo heard for the first
time the musical echoes of the steam
whistle at the great Mexican National
car and machine shops located on the
banks of the Rio Grande in the eastern
part of the city.
That whistle announced to the citi-
zens of this thriving, progressive and
enterprising city of the border, that
the powerful agent, steam, was pulsating
through the steam chests and cylinders
that gave motion to the ponderous
driving wheels which were TO set gong
the miles of shaftlng that set TO gong
the machinery that is to keep busy IN the
future hundreds OF first-class mechanics,
who are TO b8brought here from abroad
to add to the wealth, intelligence and en-
terprise of fam01s Laredo
The notes of that whistle ashley went
resoundlng UP anu down the valley OF
the Rio Grande f& alongSand over the
beautiful HeightS, assured this people
that their destiny Mass linked with the
grand Mexican Natfpnal railroad system.
1t is a signal thae will call together
around the work sbenoh and forge and
furnaces of these greatworks from four
to five hundred sturdy .szskilled, honest,
sober and INDUSTRIOUS woskmen.
It proclaimed that from this source
alone S60O0n week, or over quarter
of a milIioHsof dollars annually, would
be paid out@and put into circulation in
Laredo.
It meant 1hat hundreds OF neat and
cosy cottages would build upsin the vi
cinity of fireworks where the faithful
wives and bright-eyed children OF these
workmen will be found to add to the
morals and worth of Laredo.
1t declared progress in the future was
to be the eternal watchword of the clti-
zen. That brains, energy, push ana
hberality was to be the watchword OF the
future, and that laggards and moss
backs were to be sent to the rear.
It was the harblnger of that near tu-
ture which will behold columns of smoke
arising from the lofty smoke stacks when
! surmount the hundreds of manufacture
! ing enterprises, embracing wool and cot
ton factories, tanneries, paper mills
rope factories, iron mills, paint works
foundries and porcelain works, when
| will dot the beautiful hills and valleys OF
tst2e great Gateway bsEeen Mexico "no
| TIE United States. p
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31
CAPITAL NOTES.
Capt. McMurray Files His Report on the
Trouble in Roberts County.
Judge Cyrus Randolph. Ex-State Treasurer
Dead-A List of Charters Filed with
the Secretary of State.
special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Aug. 30.-The report
of Capt. McMurray of the rangers on the
Miami affair has been received by AdJt.-
Gen. King. McMurray says, in sub
stance, that he went under orders OF the
acknowledgements to see Judge Willis and
was informed by him that there was very
great necessity for the presence OF
rangers at Miami on account of the eX-
cited condition of the people, caused by
the feud over the election of county OIL
GERS and the removal of the county seat.
McMurray saws he went in person TO MI
ami. and after consultation with both
parties found that nothing could be done
until the meeting of commissioners
court. He went with three of his men
and attended the meeting. While there
the writ of custer was served by con-
stable of the county on one of the county
officials. one of the Little party whose
election had been set aside. MeMurray
saws neither he nor his men mtertered
in any manner whatever with the exeen5
ton of the writs, neither by .foEeezaa
any other sort of violence. Inc writ pc
ing served by a constable and posse OF
four men he attemptedT to per-
suade the officer on whom the,
writ was served to sgeaesaplg-
give up, which he did. No violence was
used or threats made by himself or any,
of his men. This same man has since
been quietly indicted into office. a8he
report is entirely satisfactory to sAd9u-
tant- General King, as well as to'@GoV-
ernor Ross.
Judge Cyrus H. Randolph, clerk in the
controllers office, died here this after
noon of paralysis, aged seventy-seven
He formerly lived in Houston county :,
was at one time state treasurer, and has
been officially connected with the state
government for twenty-five years. He
leaves a wife, two sons and three daugh-
ters.
The Colorado fuel company of the state
of Colorado filed charter yesterday III
the office of the secretary of state; capt.
tai stock, $500, 900.
The Interstate building and loan as
ISOLATION of Dallas, capital stock SlOO,-
600, incorporators Thomas F. Mont
gomery, Ed n. Nichols, j L. White
and Thomas Scurry. filed their charter
The Texas publishing company of Dali
las also FLED a charter; capital stock
$40 900. Incorporators, Fl. d. Damon
E. f. Allen and J G Allison. The OBJ
ject is to publish a newspaper and do
general printing business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31
Ladies Badly Burt.

Special 10 the HGztIIt.
TExARKANA, Ark, Aug. 30.-Thls
morning while Mrs. J A. CaffreY aud
Miss Ella Shaw were out driving their
horses took fright and threw both out :.
Miss Ella Shaw's wounds are painful
but not serious. 1t is feared Mrs. CAT
frey is fatally injured. Mrs. G., nee
Purcell, was one of the original settlers
in this city and is highly esteemed by
all Miss Shaw is from New Orleans
now instructress in the West side public
schools.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31
New York surface Road Sold.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3O.-At noon to-day
the franchises. tracks, etc, of the
Broadway surface railroad were sold at
auction. at the real estate exchange, for
So. 600. Dan Lamont, who was Presi-
dent Cleveland s private secretary, was
the purchaser There was no other bid =.
II is believed Col. Lamont bought the
road for q syndicate, OF which EX-Secre-
tary of Navy Whitney is at the head.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31
Cotton Receipts.

: Correspondence of the Gazette.
LovELADY, TEX, Aug. 29.-LoTelady
is once more herself again, about forty
bales of new cotton having already been
sold here. Fifteen bales came in yester-
day and sold readily to our merchants at
from l01Ic to 1870.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31
BONDS SOLD.

Waco Places Eighty One Thousand Dollar
Bonds at Nice Premium.
Special to the Gazette
WACO, Tex. Aug. 30.-At special
meeting OF the county commissioners
held to-day, bids for the county suspen-
sion bridge bonds were opened, and that
of the Fidelity trust company of Kansa
City was accepted. The price paid being
ITO cents premium. The bonds are
eighty in number and $1,000 each. THESE
bonds are to run. twenty years at per
cent. The money is to be used in paying
for the Bruceville bridge, Bosque bridge
and the suspension bridge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31
shut I'D in a Mime.

PIrTsBURG, PA, Aug. 30.-A Cum
berland special says the water from the
mine OF the Boston company broke into
the Allegheny mine of the consolidated
company at Frostburg at 1880 o clock
this morning Thirty-five men are known
70 be shut in the mine Whether their
lives are lost is not known yet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31
Fatally Injured.
20 United States.

Special to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX, Aug. 30.-Wil
Moody, colored, aged sixteen years, was
run over by a freight train near Scots
vile yesterday and had both his legs
crushed below the knees. His injuries
are thought to be fatal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31
Instantly Killed.
snecia1 to the Gazette.

special 10 the 0aZetls-
PURCELL, 1. T., Aug. 3O.-John J.
Murphy, carpenter employed upon
building here, made a misstep from
scaffold to-day, and, falling distance
of seventy feet, was instantly killed. He
was about thirty years old and unmar-.
ried, and is said to have relatives at ST..
Joseph, Mo-. and somewhere i'll Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31
Teras Canned easas.

vegetables an tllas Fort Worth Grocer
Co. IS .A.s TffeT are as fine and much
cheaper Than the Eastern goods, and we
.6guarantee you will be pleased with them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31
Preacher Wanted.

zTeacher Wanted.
Special to the Gazette. -
H1LLsBoRos sTEx8 Aug. 3O.-The city
council of HillsAoro Tex. is DESTROYS of
employing eef5Eed teacher for the ten
months coloFad pGfs9tio city school.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31

When in need of .4EEst- class water
supply olA6t for either house or ranch
purpose You shoulds1iot forget to call on
F. F. Collins MANUFACTURING company if
you want enf5re satisfaction They also
carry in stock Hrst-class line of tanks
made from best Michigan spruce
pine or I4eQssianA clear-heart cypress;
also fullafne of 'deep-well pumps that
are not easialed byAany. Give them a
trial. Tle largest experience in the
Texas trade of any firm in or out of
Texas. Entire block east of J. iii
8BroWn ~! LsssfeT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31
For SIeeDleSSneSS


Use Horsford's Held 5PROsThafe.
DR.. c. RsDAKE, BeHeeIlle, H., says: 81
have found it7ld ltsessdRe, TO be capable Of pro-
duclng a sweetsan q 1atural sleep in cases OF IN
somnia from oyaessprk of the brain, which So
often occurs inactfxe professional and business
men, ~ S5aF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31
lPlrG White and Red Wine

Made from the vfnfage of 1887 from grapes
grown in the PioneeF3y{ney ard, one mile east of
The court house, Foft2s orth, by bottle or gal
Ions. City orders sie fieered in any part of the
citv Country. 5e4ders delivered f o. b. in
freight or express as ordered Corresponding
solicited WlIs@F. BlaMetn, 1908 East Second
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31
Liqltid Bassod.

Liquid B4soeEs
It is astonishing tsab8sSa demand there
is for N1cholsaafSs liquid bread. Every
family sh5lsfF have it on their table.
Fort: worth Grocer Co, agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31
IMGPoRTANT.
Aaarnss e A nhIIEAaM
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,

"REMEMBKR, that the payment OF Prizes
&c GIIRAyYEED By FOUR NATIONAL BANKS OF
New Orleans and the Tickets are signed by the
President of an institution whose chartered rights
are recognized in the highest courts; therefore;
beware of all limitations or anonymous schemes.
ONE DOLLAR is the price OF the smallest part
Drawing. Anything in our name offered Tor
ess than a Dollar is swindle-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31
ATTRACTION
louisiana State LotterY CompanY,
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS.

I've do hereby certify that zee s,tperrfse the ar;
ynncen,ents for al the Monthly and SeHli-Anndd'
Drdtrinos of The LouiSidnG state Lottery com
pdny. and in person manage and c0RtroS Hlo
DTGlrinas themselves. Gnd thG: the same are COZ
to1rard all parties and authorize the Com paS
10 use this Certificate J0ith fac Smiles Of our 40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31

. I3l Prizes 4fapnpting 20. II 10, 20
LpntTtIed to TefYE5taRsP Prizes
"a NJ TS w "a NTTHD.
1ss&Fof, CLUB RATES or any further information
desired write legibly to the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence with State, County street
and Number. More rapid return mail delivery
will be assured by your enclosing an envelope
bearing YOUR full address
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-22
FIJI. and ]. c. CALDER

F.M. French. Jewelers Albany, Ore.
The best watches in the world at F.
N. French's, Albany.
q. w. Wheeler viii pay cash for
sawlors delivered at his mill.
Correct railroad time at F. n.
Frcach's jeweiry STORE Albany.
ID. w. Oden. NJ. d.. Physician and
Surgeon, 5odaviile, Oregon.
Firsr-ciaEs work at McClurO's barber
shop.
For sale, a fine young horse, four
xeara old, well broken in Apply at
fms Office.
Bring your butter and eggs to c. E.
Erownell. Albany, Oregon. and get the
highest nlErket price
Cruson q Menzies are prepared tOfur-
nish you with doors and windows
cheaper than anyone else in Lebanon.
bedrock prices, new goods and STAN
o.-'' - e.-..,-s -. 5, - S,--o@r n Nouta-
80 ~ 80
'u-'
The largest seock q sA.enss anu
cioeks IN LAM county, anu lug ,o"s'
prices. at F. n. French's lthe Corner
Is..-cf,-- csa~nA All,anv
DO not buy any eastern trash when
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
rxrrED prArr I.Asp oFTIrT
Oregon Ciiy, Oregon. SsYembrr 1.

ExrrEb prArn IAxp oFTIrT
oregon City. Oregon Ssvembrr {. Iva
NTo,ico is hereby given tina, IN compliance With
~ the prr-,iaon of tho Get u congress 0f JUDs 5.
ls7s. entitled "An act fs the sale ol tnber lADfs
in the ssal-.0 Of California. Oregon. Nevada aud
Washington Tcrriiop."
ANDY W. DO sscIIAG.
Of Needy. csuniy of CiaeksinAs slate n orszrE.
hiss this dsy fled IN tins ufire his sw0n STATE
ment 1914. for the purchase al Tho nsi4 Of 80 L
m Township No. "a south. Range No. = E4ss. and
viii offer proof 70 show that the land sonzhi v
msre valuable for It's timber OF Ecae than for
agricultural purposes and 70 establish his claim
10 said land before fhs Register and Receiver ID
this oft-e ut Oregon Ciiy oFugen. on Monday, TIN
I'd day Of March, 1850.
he names ~ witnesses. II Bsrguaan. o. Ses-iy.
claekAmas county. Oregon. B ~ Kyle Of Eugenr
CITY. Lane county, oreEoa L Berry. ..of Mil CITY
L!un county. Oregon. and c smith. Of TR1o-aa
Rlerce county VT,
Any and aT pvr-0ns claiming adversely the
abosr-descTibed lands hFe requested TO hlo their
claims In this once on or before said ID day u
March, 1850.
IT. APPERsON, Regi6cf
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Lsnd Office at Oregon City, Or.,l
October I, 1883. !
yotice is hereby given that the iol,
N lowing named settler has fled
notice of his intention 70 make flnal
proof in support Of his claim, and that
said proof will he made before the
county jpdge or in his absence before
the county clerk Of Linn county, nj
Albany, Oregon, on Tuesday. Nov. IN,
1889, viz: William J. Cats, homestead
entry No. 6564. for the nj Of the net 81
sec 8, tp Il 8 Off W.
He names the following witnesses 70
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of SAID land, viz; : r
Michael, W L Savage, A Savage and Il
Osborn, all of Lebanon, Linn county,
Oregon. j. T. APPERs0S, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
usrTn STATE LAND oFyIcE.
nr.gon flff lIrpQuu kuNefnh

UxTTEpBr BrArlx LAND OYyIcE.
Oregon City, oregon, November l. lse. J
NOTICE 10 hereby given that IN compliance with
~ the prOvisions Of tho acs q Congress Of Juns 3,
ISIS entitlcd An &c, fos the salo Of timber LANDS
IN the states Of California, Oregon, Nevada anil
Washington Territory"
HENRY :. BERGMAN.
Of Needy county Of Clacksmas, state Of OrvrDa.
has this day eled in thisofi his sworn statement
isl2, for the purchase Of tho nw14 of sc ,, town
ship No u south. Range No ? East and win Offer
proof to Show that tho land sought s moro yalsa-
bic for IT, timbero stone than for agricultural
purposes and to establish his claim 10 said land
before the Register and Receiver Of this ois.ee II
Oregon City oscgon, on Monday. the I'd daY of
March. 1880.
lie names as witnesses A W DUlschns.of Needy.
ciackamas county. b Kyle. .of Eugene City. Lane
county. l. Berry Of NH City, Linn county, ono
gon; and Smith. Of Tacoma Pierce county, " 7.
any and all persons claiming adversely tho
aboyc-dcscribcd lands are requested to file their
claims In shis Ofhce on or before said % day of
March. 1880.
1T. APPERsON, Register
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MAIL ORDERS
Promptly attended.
w. F. READ,
Albany, Oregon.
NOTICE FOE PUBLIcATIoN.

United G;nfes Land Oiiicc,
Oregon City, OEegun, Aoy. l1 lssa1
NOTICE il hereby given that IN compliance with
~ the provisions of the act of cUngnrr of June 2
ig7s entitled 'An act FOR tic sale Oftimber lands
n the s,aicsof California. Oregon, Nevada and
washington Territory"
PETER FARRELL
ofyancouycr. county Of Clark. territory ofWash-
,ugem haz this day filed in shis once his sworn
statement I777. for the purchase q the ~ q
NC. % ii Township y south. Range last
ana viii ofr ys0of 20 show sllas ihe land sought
!, more valuablc for il. tinsber or stone than for
aeYc,ilsu5i purpose and 10 establish his claim %
MA ls,d lelore the Register and Receiver Of this
o.eee ii Oregon City. OEeg0a, On Monday, Tie %
dny of March. $50.
i III names a. witnesses J0En Finnigan,
prOetssel A4ProctaleI and David Madden, 81 q
Vancouver. Clarke County. Mt
Auy and oil persons claiming adAeFsesy The
a,axeAeseribed lands nxe requested 70 ilis Their
cie.rns il fE.as once on n before said % daY q
MARCH, 1890
1T. ATpE.ES0H, RcgiateE,
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NoTIcE FoR PUBLICATIoN.
Lam oFrIrE A onEoos On, oEEaoy,

I.ASn OFFrCK At 0EEGos CITY, 0REunS,
October q iss9
N-CTTCE j. hereby gSFen that the Follow ine faa'
y "a ~s,.tler hax tiled nngire 0f hls intention .
make finHi frgr IN support ~ his claim. AM thAi
go p-saf win h. made befure the co1uiy l1sige
* n his absence before the euguty clerk O Ian
rntutv af Albany. Oregon On Monday, AaF. -,
iSsa Fsz 6uy Gaylord. har1ssiead entry "a s'oA'
~ IN - AZ ,s,s.tiur i in tp Iss Dfrie.
Ike names the following wirnesssA y prove hia
r.sF9ilsus rsssidelr gzr0n ax cultivation 81 said
larsd viz NJ FifxErral1 G. Powell : Powell and
= i Harris ell Of Lebanon. Linn cnsliliy uscRuii
= 7. APPERsOS. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAsD orrcs At oHneOs cny, ons@s; 2 ,s.,

0rt0bef II, 1889.
KyoTTCT 3 hereby given that The following.n g.nam-
IN ed settler has nIed notice NJ his intention %
mako flIal pFoog In support Of fis claim, ana thnt
suId IruOf win he mndc hefOFe the county luslKe,
~ M Ijs alysencC before che county clerk 0f Linn
rOssnty al Albany Oregon, on Tuesday. December
II 1870. w: Eseosge NJ GIOyef: h0EneEtrad entry
l.,i5. fDr tie n55 0f nwJJ<. M ofnNk 0f neN, Of
80 "A, tp "a $ ofrge.
s,,slt,,u,.s r..Aeuee slOn and cultivation Of said
land; D. Zellmcr, a. H0wcy .. DOnaea and =. CHI
land. Al. III Aweet Horne, linn f1i;fsfy nregnn.
J.T. lPEIlHgxs AcgiaW
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rhIIdrnn EnIoy

THE pEeasanG flavor, gentle action and
,otlsfnr effects Of Syrup If Figs, when
+, t,eegl 81 & laxative and If the father
mother lse c0stive or bilious the
.osf gratifying results follow its use,
-5 that Il IS the hest family remedy
\ lown ana every family should have .
title.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-22

When you desire pleasant physic,
~ 81. Patriek's Pills. They can al
xays be depended upon, and do not
aauseate tIe stomach nor gripe the
,owels. For sale by NJ A. Miller.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-22

II you 70 10 Albany TO buy a stove
call on q. ". Smith, who has the larg-
est and hest stock Of stoves and tim
ware and zeiis cheaper than any one in
Albany.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-22

The ehHrch is not field, as some may
srupose, but the working force TO go
out into the field, which Is the world.
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orrcE FoR PUBLICATIONS.

"a a.si.s Land f,fssce. Oregon CITY. Oregon,
September p, lssso
yrfeE Il HEREBY GIVES THAT IN COM
ssea misk tile TrnFi2.oIls n tne al'g KS stn-
" 9sssss II IKTs entitled ..aE at1 ~ me sale
- sMrlxts n tie rsafesff assf1ziiln, DsfiSOn,
and Washington Territory
E0BEKT scffCEEEI-
r cser. cnnnly of lierkamas. state q pfe-
fl.iz ss.ss flied ia This asiec hlseEnFIl siAte-
~. ssl loF the puseiiate q ~ ~ ~ q
"a s19k. il. / n Gna vii asieT psoJf ~
l.s f4srlls $ snsfFe vnltlAhle lDr ~
~ efssse taan Fsr nIrsslssFai purposes,
tasifEls IS flatD q sssl1 Aza before tlle
rz1 sssstsar 1fi iIir ufiiee e kHeeul Ciiys
=, 4szssssaf. Ire l.,h sgaY a Ilee. IAs.
ssgs $ Hsffneuex Eiieien. II I iluxlfgy,
~ s,istsfls snuitys j " fshzE0p ana y Z
y sn Llnfi f9usElxs 81 n V5fsen..
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-08-14
Yes. Where We're They?

A Chicago woman, far from 70.
bust and the mother Of FIVE chill,
dren, has been in jail in that city
for several days for debt incurred
to shelter and feed her little ones.
"Where, ASKS the Herald, 'are the
weli>dressed women who visit the
county prison to carry bouquets to
condemned murders and who speak
gentle words to brutos so vile that
society has to shut them away from
their fellows? Did any of these
sweet souls take any flowers over to
perfume the illsmelling cell in
which woman and mother was
confined for what, at most, was a
technical offence?" 1t seems to us
this calls for al answer. Where
were they, indeed?