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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-04
ALTAR AND TOME.
MARRIAGES..

MARRIAGES..
Mr.. Willie stodanger and Miss Helen
Niece, Dallas, August &c.
Mr.. r. E. Hardin and Miss Alice
Fuller, Dallas. August &c.
MIR. Morgan johnson and Miss Lizzie
Thompson. Dallas, August &c.
Mr.. C. J. Brooks and Miss Fannie L.
Taylor, Dallas. August 20
Mr.. John Hardy and Miss Ellen Smith
Dallas, August &c.
Mr.. S. E. Kirkpatrick and Miss L. E.
Mullins. Sherman, August 26.
Mr.. c. NJ. Watts and Miss Catherine
Hickey. Denison, August %.
MIR. Walter Hastings and Miss Sadie
Graham, Paris, August "a.
Mr.. Shipe and Miss Shrsnk, Cleburne :,
August 30.
Mr.. T. n. Emerson aud Mrs. Ella
CoOntz, Tyler. Augustus.
Mr.. Greer Hamill and Miss Mamie
Gibson, Tyler, August %.
MIR. Pat Morrow and Miss Annie ii.
Smith, Corsicana, August 26.
Mr.. J. o. Cooper and Miss Mamie
Menifee, Center. August "a.
Mr.. Wesley Hurt and Miss Susie Wig
gins, near Center, August "a.
Mr.. William Horne and Miss Helen
hnoda Martyr, San ANTONIO, August 20.
Mr.. Alexander Works and Miss Annie
johnson, San Antonio, August 26.
Mr.P Meade and Miss Beckie Vaughn,
San Antonio, August &C.
Mr.Joe Gensler aud Misc Maggie Rsns-
Ter, San Antonio, August %.
Mr.. W. A. Murphy and Miss Lula
Yates, Tyler, August &c.
MIR. Jim Wood and Miss Maud Sidener,
Kaufman, August "a.
MIR. "A. Conrad and Miss NJ E. Parker,
Bolton, August 26.
Mr. John B. Lane and Miss Violet Mel
lican, Bolton, August &c.
Mr.. t. M. Dabbs and Miss N. :.
Senars, Greenyille, Aug. "a.
Mr.. J. C. Bowers and Mrs. Lucy
Vaughn, Greenville, August "a.
Mr.. P. T. Stafford and Miss A. L.
Undertake, Greenville, August 20.
Mr.. Henry johnson and Miss Mollis
Manning, Greenville, August 20.
Mr.. j /. W. Hartsell and Miss Emma
Tim berlake, Greerville, August IS.
Mr. C. T. Mckinney and Miss Josie
Wilson. Greenvilie, August &c.
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TEXAS MILLS AND FACTORIES.

A new saw mill ID about completed at
Taylor's BAYOU. The first order to start
with is some 20 900 feet of fencing for
the rice farm OF H. de Maudrot, of Tay-
lor's Bayou.
A cotton gin and grist mill is being
erected at Bradfordville.
The foundations for a new mill with
all modern appliances is being laid by
the Wingate Lumber company at Or
ange. This new firm will be- one of the
strongest in Texas, as II is composed OF
TWO or three strong firms combined.
The Texas mill and elevator company
Mt Corsicaua now have their mill running
on full time. The mill now has orders
TO fill far enough ahead To make them
short eight carloads of -four and six of
bran. Last wear this mill paid out on
salary and labor in the city Slt 600.
The Farmers Alliance at Buda are re-
ported TO have purchased the Buda mill
ing and ginning associHtion's plant with
with capital stock of $50, 900.
The Dublin compress will soon be ready
for the new cotton crop.
The new water mill and ginning plant
at Henderson will soon be in full blast.
All the modern conveniences are on
hand, and the lest machinery has been
put in.
The buildings for the new oil mill at
Bolton are nearly completed and tine mill
will be in operation in few weeks. About
forty hands will be regularly employed
at the mill, which will have a capacity of
forty tons OF cotton seed per day. This
amount of cotton seed will make about
1900 gallons of oil.
The new milling plant at Rockdale,
Milan county, is one of the most COM
plete. II has FIVE gin stands, two steam
cotton presses, a grist mill. a cotton seed
crusher, and the whole is run by 100
horse power CorlIss engine.
TERRELL, Aug. 29.-The Terrell COM
press raised steam and commenced oper-
atio1s yesterday.
The Erath roller mill whistle rang out
upon the town last Thursday for the first
time in several months. It has been
thoroughly renovated and supplied with
the newest and best machinery TO serve
the public.
The machinery for the oil mill at
Caldwell, Burleson county, has arrived,
and the mill will soon be in operation.
The new COTTON compress AT san An
tonic has been in operation, though the
building is yet incomplete. A quantity
of compressed cotton has been sent 20
mills i'll the City of Mexico.
A chair factory a few miles east of
Brentwood will be in operation in a few
days. This is entirely new plant.
The machinery OF the oil mill al Cuero
has arrived and the larger part of It is
ready for business.
Work is being pushed rapidly on the
new lumber mill at Orange, aud 1t will
soon be in operation.
The Dickson car wheel company of
Houston is melting 43 900 pounds of iron
per day. The company mas placed an
order for an additional cupola that will
melt ll2 200 pounds. or over fifty tons of
metal in four hours.
The oil mill project of Caldwell, Bur-
Lesson county, has grown into a reality.
The machinery has been ordered and Il
being rapidly set III place The mill will
be ready tor work about October L. and
will cost about $1,000.
a gin and mill is being erected at Sny-
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TEXAS NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Fannin county is to hold q first class
fair this fall, ut which all its resources
will he we'll presented. The fair Bsso-
citation will select from this sn exhibit
for the Dallas tair. The scheme is unique
and Fanuin ought TO have u daisy exhibit
at Dallas.
O"tober I'll inclusive will see a big
fair at Alvord, Wise county. This Is to
be first class affair and everything from
fine stock 10 fine art will be on exhibition
and It Is fully expected that fine clothes
will be there in abundance with the best
people the country affords in them.
FoRNEY, Sept. l.-Col. NJ. NJ. Brooks,
highly-respected citizen of our COM
munlty, is quite low, and fears are Gu
tectained for his recovery.
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TEXAS IN TYPE.

resident roll, S79l 1888: unrendered roll,
S220.s Total, - 4i2 ,9O6; an Increase
over last year OF nearly $500 900.
The erection of an electric light plant
at Winchester ID projected.
The west jetty Of the mouth of the Bra
EOS Is now finished up to within 900 feet OF
the end OF theeast jetty. Work can be
pushed murh faster OH this west side than
on the one frat built, as the east jetty
protects the barges from the bRttering
force of heavy breakers, so that material
can be landed exactly where IL is wanted
BY the workmen, and not transported
by hand piece neal, as was the case when
the first jetty was built.
The commissioners court OF Marion
county have let the contract for a pile
bridge over Jim's bayou at or near
Stratford IS ferry. 1t is to be completed
10 the next forty days. They have also
accepted an iron bridge from the King
bridge company, which will be opened
for traffic in a few days.
Denison IS to have a new bank. The
capital stock of this institution is placed
AT 5000, 900 and is reported to be all TAX
en-. 1t will have quarters in the new
Leeper & Bolderick building.
The stone foundation for the new
courthouse at Clarendon, Donley county,
will be completed this week and the
work of laying brick will begin next
week.
The election for the organization of
Collin9sworth county is set for the 30th
of September. when the county seat will
be determined.
MIDLAND, Aug. 28.-The Midland
country is in better condition in every
way than ever before. Houses are in
great demand. People are actually I'M
able to find houses and some will be
forced TO go elsewhere unless more are
built ut once. Many suppose that this
country Is quite different from what 1t is
and would be surprised to know that the
trade OF Midland, town in the ''desert
of the PRAIRIE, amounts TO $3.50 200
yearly and that the town runs national
bank which does business of $40, 900
per day. Yet such Is the case.
GATEsvILLE, Aug. 29.-The contract
for our Jumbo we'll has been let and soon
we expect the waterr, orks TO be in full
flow.
Palestine is to have another nationa
bank.
In Duval county five years ago not a
bale OF cotton was raised while this year
four steam gins, which have since been
erected, will scarcely be enabled TO pre-
pare the yield for market, so great has
been the increase of acreage and the
satisfactory results obtained.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-The following
applications TO organize national banks
have been filed with. the comptroller of
currency: EHstlaud natiJual bank at
Eastland, by F. w. James of Baird and
associates. The Corpus Christi national
bank ut Corpus Christi, by Thomas
Hickey of Corpus Christi ind associates.
GAINESVILLE, Aug. 3O.-Plans are Oh
foot for the erection of $40 900 opera
house, and it is intended 10 get the
building ready for part of the season.
performances II possible.
The young ladies' home at White
wright is nearing completion. The
building is d handsome structure and
will cost about $4,000.
The cornerstone OF the new courthouse
at Throckmorton was laid August 80
with Masonic honors.
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der, scurry county, aud will be ready
for operation by the middle of this
month.
WICHITA FALLS, Sept. l.-Wichita
Falls is paving leading prices for wheat.
The Wichita roller mill company bid
81 80 per bushel for W heat to be delivered
III January. The milling companies or
this city have buyers stationed in all the
principal towns in the Panhandle.
TYLER, Sept. l.-Machinery has just
arrived for twenty-five ton Ice factory
to be put in operation Immediately by
Messrs. Simon Brown.
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FORT WORTH TEXAS THURSDAY SEPTEMBER

mand by actual settlers, and they are
going TO have them.
Prospectors have been quite numerous
in Chillicothe, Hardeman county, re-
Gently, and great deal OF real estate
has changed hands.
The Herald has gone on record as say
ing that there would be tremendous
immigration 20 this county this fall
The splendid rains that we have
had. the great amount of building
that we are doing in the city, together
with the splendid crops that we have
made in the past two years, give US more
than a reasonable ground for believing
that the people that will come TO this
fertile country are legion.
A colony of farmers is being formed 10
Tennessee consisting Of twenty families
for the purpose of settling on twenty
sections of school land in one body in the
northern part of Doniey county. Two
of them are there now, and put lumber
on the ground last week for the erection
of dwelling houses. The remainder of
the colony will follow within thirty days.
This is business, and strong evidence OF
the way in which immigration will flow
in the fall.
SHERMAN, Aug. 29.-One hundred line
grants arrived this morning over TIL
Cotton Belt prospecting.
MCKINNEY, Aug. 30.-Sixty-nin en-
migrants i'll one body, all for Collin
county, came In on one train this morn
ing.
COLDwATER, Aug. 29.-Prospectors are
coming i'll almost daily aud the smootu
rifle lands of Sherman county and the
splendid water found here, which Is as
pure, and Is believed to possess the same
medicinal and curative properties as the
world famed waters of WauksSha, Wis. +,
are attracting great deal of attention.
Her broad valleys and rolling prairies
Will SOON be transferred into productive
farms.
Southwest Texas is receiving her quota
of prospectors and immigrants. Calhoun
county is attracting good deal of atten-
ton and immigration IL pouring in from
all directions.
The Vernon Guard: The inflow of i'm
migration, that has always been a part
of the history OF this country, especially
since the fall of 'S7, promises to be more
extensive the coming fall than ever be-
fore. Letters of inquiry from all over
the land pour into Vernon daily. Most
of these are from people OF otner states,
and they write TO get some genuine IN
formation of the country. and wind up
by expressing their intention of coming
10 Texas this fall, and of making Vernon
their objective point. Notice has been
received here already of eight different
excursion parties, consisting of home
seekers and capitalists from east OF the
Mississippi river, that will visit Vernon
this fall.
Donley county is TO be the objective
point for great deal of immigration this
fall. Colonies from other counties, and
especially from other states, have made
arrangements to settle there. The school
lands are being taken up very rapidly,
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TEXAS MINES AND MINERALS.

COLEMAN, Aug. 28.-A contract was
entered into Yesterday between Col. r.
H Overall, living SIX miles southwest of
Coleman, and Maloue & Gage of Tampa
sgs, Texas, in which the latter get an
option of twelve months on 5000 acres of
land at $50 an acre, running up to with
in three miles of Coleman, and upon
which they Will prospect for coal. The
said Messrs. Maloue & Gage are practi-
cal miners, and have examined the coun-
try thoroughly, and are hopeful that
they will get good vein OF coal. The
surface indications are good in many
portious OF Coleman county and we have
great hopes that they will be successful.
We feel greatly interested In this enter
prise, as 1t will solve two questions for
the town of Coleman, the one Us TO
whether there is coal under the town,
Gas many belieye) and the other as TO ar.
teslan water If they have to 20 very deept
GARLAND, Aug. 29.-The oil well is
creating much excitement and We expec-
a humber of experts and spectators
here
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TkXAs phOGRESs.

Young county IS property rolls stand IS
'0io"s: Resident roll. 81. 400. s63; non-
The advocate., 1890-07-02

aIo1 aEd AIOa lOgFtGHAL. iAHoisaslgu0
,sa,lq NANp@pqe KaR nMAyl22, $780,
\ u Rm gGqyqsled i0 agk tbgt eqqh county
h0ylng Organizations on The l'0fm0fs' Az
lhahtB thd Industrial Uni6n IA M select
"A memb0r 0rtbHrtmsBms Oi d Oomimlifa4
known Nv ~ congressional district conf
mjlt9fulR tthagG2ggye99iopaal. ,9lllftTlGt y
which tR6 cotility Belongs. 'Th6sB Cont
may eaah,heACalhd at0gnthaTq hy
their member Nilithe STATE committee
Each county should hRYq. itg p0wmittee,
80 that all our intefegtR nom ,lgWb ID
national Ibel guarded, Re, yigllfptl and
"let no guilty man ePqapa,I "Fjght II
out on this line II iNt4ksa all laumRer1
and part Of the iallsl tlh HsQIoyRR,
President II. A. IA hBk of,BApsas
The advocate., 1890-07-02
/ IlnIlpqnIhU tli6 shito, PHaLLlamha Il

EDlgQR ARBocATE, f1RI RIeasepublieh She
following rules applying IN geparal5 TO
the admission OF members N the r. A.
and |. U. of Kansas: ~
" MemhpFsi Ihaypb0o ohdhit,Oaibf y
dlH@ept G9nHtlCs jIith9i lRmRSubrA
anc9, agd the place Of hQldlpg tho, ms
Ing shall determine Che COUNTY % VIII ~
a Sub-Alllance Union belongBRhdshO,
PabduGal 0Iodsnp11il l,DnilOIEl ldnOE
2. Each Sub-AllianCe Union, llByl
y titlgSd lgS0dttaG, tG falI{eBEsg'39t9gQq AZ PtRS e9dl
%hefS S514Gembers . tpsid6E' IN6o6th
nePEaa6htaAIbh tbah Hbc qha6lK aOtc6btyl
gqBeggleG,pE qQnseRt, ,pI, other bodies,
h. ~ general mo, clerk can DO admltt
%h6B6 '8mBl6yet rs not also 6iiglBie" n
minor Bh6dRdlUe admitted whose bar6m
or galaTdianois jR0t hlso Gliglblol unles
said minor should be WHOLLY, depended
0P EyI! HIN, 0T herself for snpp9rt, ,aga MN
All quesd9hs Qf q nature involving .
interpretation or t1lB' 'tHiBtitGtibh" 0t't
ganic law qf rt4e. AaEmeT,s, AlliapGe an
Industrial Union should be Addresaed,,k l.
rs. u AtKiiis, Btifrt6R, Kdhsis,,' Ghaillhat
0f1udicIafJ ittNnmtt5e Of thtpState!u loi
P,S. Also, the followlng:io1isih lsnois
ALI reports Of representations 9t Eagm-
er's Alliance Northern IyranChli into the
Order dfth6iF." A.t'diTd I. IT, ghbHlR' be
@NA9) todNIotheFaPsJl bBEC LAiu FedB6dy,
KstlsRe ~ I'D has GhargeiOf that braRtch
Gi t4eaNPFk. benzsL jB III. GEQyEgn1sT
President, H.. A, and /, u. of. Kan,
ssRm bnH1g A-1d- -NiH a1ahl 9nu dolh#
ed lliRullPgTOfIBVe JRAlsimX dyoaE4blosm
i,Hss t8e PreSideJpit, q, ,tbs Stats lAAlliqpee
or iFaHhg w. adfilS ftito SaSaIlibuce per-
sIusliRh0 aESAI sympathyawdth the cause
but are exclpdedihD Ahal6ligibility GlsNH8
9ftbgg, !confFatsiItuitioqS,iH nfasI sGEill yen please
The advocate., 1890-07-02

Wt6fb8b, Th6 1b8hetAl condition dgQtf country
: q 81 o l,, N s SSst y,
and the dlSEGE3inAtl6h' bt bhatlpi6s best calcl,
Mechanical pursuits, eic6dfhgl6Er thS loiing
9eRgeSIleagjHg tbs9P ~ tbls 5q4f q ProsERfyitg
PROV ilI a29 sl asTa,tlt N, 1or
ltkLlbese klAA IESEi tec& &tldBl ~ ltkS lnB6Hhg
classes the greatest amount ot good wp hold to
tho prihOqi thfg all'ni8hOfj 0h6s are dangerous
9tRs esst t9teEiRtS tsS, SSggyr SSRdtl7g8O E
t6sTH STiTt1TSg o tSeTstoqe Iyd SdoDl S
enc hli0,g,nRgaa Oufd0ollfal fallOn dF bhhUlplt9sa
4. TO41bpu Gorhho odueatOu Ol. l.tlloaBticultural
Glasses In the solaRo9 Og economical government
EbSat $Sho BsiIstt SSi8A NJ sSd i cISsses. @ 'A'
2, That we demsn6 eei,ihl Fights to all and spe-
Sdk S N,as&bs li,pa AtldoF NtAAbal
unity SallSAn SlI thingg oAGgity9a hAl IoAlAG'
4, 10 develop better state mentally, m0fbiiy,
socially and hnanCinlly.-----
uEN D5nonEiantly ystEfVAaa nnounlgu M glIatntdIyy
and good N tNAB RAASiR& end bBotheEly love
&OT ~ TSrSO SlBSTs I.T6AA sao,lopai and
MhLB6 y 1t6 y c03 Z M uit ilay tlYtIfy 8ld an
lbk oldRDl9V IelAo NuAW WA
z. The brightest iewofswhAclfit Rarners are the
y Il q ~ o Is w y s.Es IS
cd hearts are bleedllgn taaasuago the sufierings
Ot9brOtheT oI,a sister. lNy tho. dead,,caEe %
G&ll }lWsReA edkae NJ orp hlns (i si'biAlSe
S&e gsRsRLi, SSpSIgHS y9ESSG RnS iind
6SFSS Ss I 4 y " d u tIS ~ SEilsfs,
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sdnOGo6 VI gAiilTE, HySba,5soi bg,A va
tln NJ usQVA Ns4N2sbhfAqN~@ inagliajnl bna
I. We demand the abOntldhoaR JiAliOaal B0ilA
and the substitution of Aegnl tender treasury
aClent volume 10 as tY6 bud BGhS OF the country
OnlBAab tyEidm4 GAClilatins the AMOUNT needed
0AA,not Cnplta basis rs th0 DugiheBs iuOoreStB Jf
ahe COUNTRY QSpalds and tba1 lAl MONEY AA5Iled
bY th4 R4tGggmeAt gllalA IA legal ltGA3gr 40 spagf
WGnt t hI GdbtD, 30 Dl liC and private.
COMMA @ "a hS fee agt " fIl8H ffAlliPlted SpAaSge AaS
lIS1iWS dunaDb thAsl lcCAuess, shall pass 5teh
lNWG@t ahhll effeetaallT prevent the doalinR4in
futures In all agricultural and mechanical pDO,
dpetI0Qf pT3geI lng qigh @ SFipgepf AYRFePel OF
WEtlbn iifd such penal ti6S 'a8 Bfalr sl
cure tAamO6t f6figtt com FiiAed vi VI te la.!N
{l0, W0dGDand th8 paBsRgBj 0fDlaWb Di0lh BItifig
allen ownership Df land, and that cODgToab tnlia
R9Tly gtepg N devise SOMA plantQ obtain all lands
n0WQWIed BY aliep9 and fQTe,gn synd and
lliSt tlI lsnds now hed BY RAILROADS and other
eJrp8Fa IONS ~ eHc6gs az such IS are acldalW
Nu1agnnaantand held Tor actual eeitlU lUVk only
Jis R9llevtlg Ia tbe dOGtrine Qf f'eQnalI IhgiAE %
91f RpeclRl ptiYilQges 20 nQqe{ We feDalA
VAas ea&aslOh PAFl44ha SF stare sA9qN pot N gaqd
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The advocate., 1890-07-02
NKOMFRINMM

CnpS ,,1, w looN ,ch Il tsoo
MIR. G4S%a EDTAS RGn Sn 55 that that
all . ISH, Eaas6T, AST E1aa aSBo&fdh
State Statistician for the Alliance in
Kansas. Leteachp 'c6hHty secretary for
Iul Bt@S4IPEGlF d'Eais3 3ibJSb
work.
AT the next todHty ylheetng each coun-
ty must sqBWt @OoWAYWroB bapd stock
statistician. The secretary can generally
attend t9iSbgt t.8pgst Ihey IRsee SR1Yy
county failing to make proper report
will beheid acc6dhtablB foF 'siltR failure
l,,otIgs9 BEotlg29 dISsea$ $ED BSit or aHy to
oTh@repd&tMAst BIldWFowlg@Rggg
Aiftf their bblttiiton w tYiHg Bf makihls lfeA
port, ele9 SWEUnt1V& lWeHEstANcPBs on
hand, also stock OF all kinds classified and
fae faSl, In UpIp Ar,9 ,tH4Jr wv Sys4lsRpt
0NfAS ot Ter and IaaJfStQ Q00blsCaaKSn.
Nilsgfs VA bounce thatsl9apther Ben TerTell
BSiiIts X SSBS X SS
dgsleb " tlSal-I " I0ratid ha gitgg ,lgtSs ellg
IhAiIia frFitOry. EsGries, a. t{eetiPtgg
wNl Re raHaed,tQ sRibVhiaoEapt& aiir0iS
thepi r .hN1N(
dIg55p 1Es NatlsAeg' TgysiitytR ,gtdg,2S
shd8SalF 8him !NBO cgiisS w, ,bstflySasS
poin t8il will be published as soon 90
they QsR be.a1algedd ,,,,,yA A,,,nq oslA
20 4lINdA&& Es8atGIii SBaaaAT
vA .Yiio sesAkA "a die issW 3iSi
The advocate., 1890-07-02
LEEfIEIEB83I::! E4E34EsHE E::II44 E:3H.I'E7'Is. /.
OTTTOIAL IDTRECTORY.
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Jy0lllU Ip4ABH on pRFpToReJ aluiul /
President, G, II, Benson. Haven Kan,
YlcRHTesi99nt, ,yys n, y, House, ClaYegd9le, Kan.
Bect1ttfy..' .',,,,sM w. SandlskH IQpeka, Kan.
r1it1l 'F1tin SnjdSfii l0shal56sa. S,sn. NJ
Bra0,TidUa Comm ato5g+4iiA. lRi King, chairman,
TalRahiAs A. IN HaJaA Topeka ~ b. Bailey
CAllsLA llIq Al lLl2J sBd lH4Iyl, ,In Alu 4, N,
kildieldsH Conllt tttce,--A, Nv. Hayes, H.-W.
AfEgti lIS, ~; VIZ roA.t.2 k,D
4 lIif6 tomlk ladl 5f n g5it-B -BdWAA Snyder,
Stock EArdA Kansas City, Kan. .,lal..,l
Gram ptthntAgioh Metthang--ls ~ Higgs n
Co.. Kahhas pays MO! "lIl''l .H'','. VIII
The advocate., 1890-07-02

tho Proalhonins lhamayi ro4hi1o, andidn
pursuance Gsltho dtaiGs iiiual dInPGhd, /
have rp0ontlp ppnapaBoitand issued dlclr-
Cular lettcrsbtt.nQ AortlDh gehegdl terms
'tho dhHrAcbanO Ol the d0bOgta eapantedffOm
Stats statistleiansy and howg IN further
disdhnrgoai hly duaios, have pTopnrid
such blank f0rmada are deemed ne1esla-
~ iorhaolnePurtal OF atata,g county and
sub-unlOn statlstlcians pldiaill lOn $50
Il Il .Fmthmially go1irii,liip d u,iiEp VI
AniHltbul bnR JuRhuNT TILfngAE,1hl
Secretary National Executive Board.
'la rpdm'm lOFRittAA. b,bu,qnt
ABehegtBk t6bs i&th9 n6dlckd6b of lie
commdh b8dbl9 Va 'th6 bhRtlpl6B 81 q6od
Rovefhth9ht ana 6dBhdhih QiGAt61a, and
ah1' Ih kli thlhgA B6ftdiulRg % thS ven
B6lhB IN ,tit t'bedbh and our country, and
10 the end that or khldfBh may hdi 10
'6dtihkb kh6' World t6 mdkB the kabt Tor
eSist64De single hA1d9d nod ,AlBh6 Rhd
iRn6Hht pfth6 tri9, BtlHtlbl9B Of COOP
6fRti0n and organization; but that tB6y
may DO enabled to profit by our fallhf6s
Az Wbll0B by our sUtCebseB, ana taliQbt
tReN 'dptlbs aB tit2bnb 'hBd RB ft66 Ill4n
ana Women, Ahdthhtih IA uBitdd'actlo1 hlohe
can complete SUCCESS beGttained; there
fehRSB ,aspaaed the responsibility Of
naming Sst6f MclAllin, Of Merldon, JET
fersoR GQpptH, ,SlsteEo Hattie ,MlBeldin,
OF Danylllr, Harper county; SjRtaE Nich-
OILS, OF FIX Falls, ElS county Sister
Florence Olmatead6 pf l)CpglRHl BpGl0r
county; and Sister k.IuWrlghh, ,Qk Con
slant, COwley county, kRpeas, ,qP IN, com
mltteo TO be conferred ,RihR TO theibeal
means Of bringing about tbe ,nilpblde
sired results heretofore tiDdjeated,t,oy
l would respectfully suggest tbqs each
county name competept BFqiheg pr als-
tor TO assist In the work N f0gmplqtlpg
system Of education gqg lhe cbildfRpyand
report n tAR ip0mQ ltQ,1IHA iAyQQtTE,
BPrtlgTtu AH{gnce Iribpeh 1nqgistgfqt
Free Press and all papers SnQwq tO be
friendly 10 our CnuAe, and that by the
medium. pG Our paP0ral planei'and gug-
geahiOna bamqdo, endlN working system
~, ,lQAAae@, gdi 1ol lpJpi,ipl ,iio,4 NJ
1 would also respectfully 9uggeAG that
a SYSTEM 6P JH36hiisi iAhAhteB, 6FUhI9hB,
be formed. whRUlitlte ,ehlldRci on the
farmers and alhhloRngplamesJDay meet
In friendly gEeetipgaapd that LESSONS and
teachings In line Of our induBtfl0l AdUlCn-
tion DO taught (Bf bOtFs8 th6fe @odld1 be
no secret worhNI1BlI ,gnInoyo 81 DOT
| have heard many oldnmeni isagJthat
thoy had 20 idea &qnbl taught In Che
Grange Of'Allidh66, or ~ M. B, A,,oE X.
OF H. what rdBB6tIds, tbHlH 'b6 commit
ted Ia, tho hAmg Dfolilerty, and we don't
wpptRpTl 0hlldUepl igVgTRpt and easily
misled, ~ we have been, "Eternal Vigil
lancels th4 ,ioFibyOf fliBbrSy'hl-'1I
20 y.uL ,lBbulHddr liT6theF,) ,aEsaad
i doL ,labilI blgRH QEoSEH