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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02

On Tuesday, August IS, the ballots will
be submitted to a committee of three citi-
zens for notification and count, and upon
their decision the award will be made and
the announcement published and sent to
the winner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02
Subscribing for n House.

FORT " OKIH, TEX, July %. ISL.
Editor Gazette
DEAR SIR-Please say to the real estate
dealers of Fort Worth that in order to Sc
cure TO the successful candidate of The
GAZETTE's scholarship house upon the lot
donated by w. A. Archer in Archer's addi-
ton, according to the plans donated by
Architect Haggart, will start the lot with
asubscription of S25.
f. NJ LEATHERMAS,
Real Estate and Loans, 104 Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02
She Must Have Good Teeth.

Editor Gazette.
We propose doing all the needed dental
work for the successful candidate for The
GAZETTE scholarship before she leaves for
Hardin college Respectfully,
MAYFIELD BROS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02
A Hand Sachel.
y tIttHNI 7SIVIICI'
Fort WORTH, TEX, July IS, 1891.

Scholarship Editor Gazette.
AS successful candidate of the Hardin
college must travel, and other houses have
already offered 4 fine travelling trunk for
the lady winning the scholarship, the
Fort Worth trunk factory viii give free of
charge either fine ladies' hand sachel or
travelling bag. Respectfully yours.
JOHN Il HALKESs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02
Editor Gazette.

Dear Strive will give 70 r.e "..s
lady receiving the second highest -.'-..
Of votes enough dry pressed brick '-.- -'' -
the st. Louis brickl 10 build ast' IN.
room cottage to be DESIGNED hE N- i'--
CART and built on John Howard -"' j. DIV
lin, Tex. ACNE PRESSED BHl.E Co.,.
Per GEORGE +. BEIA--i.
Millsap, Texas. July 10, l-Jl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02

three days at Fort7 Worth Texas, care DR.
II. W Williams. After that at Mlllers
burg, Ky.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02

arship. we will present free OF charge one
dozen fine photographs of herself to the
value of Sl2. Most respectfully,
THE PEOPLES GALLERY.
". r. WORKS, Manager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02
& Newspaner for Five Years.

I will send to the young lady re
ceiving the highest vote in this contest, the
kaufman Sum- for five years.
BYRON DREW, Editor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02
TRUNK FOR THE DRESS.
w. H. Taylor Offers a Handsome Traveli
rrpnG 70.

Trunk to the Winner.
Editor Gazette.
Noting the interest in the contest for THE
GAZETTE's scholarship, and approaching
your spirit in Offering this prize to the
young ladies of Texas, shall be pleased to
furnish the winner with handsome tray
cling trunk, worth S25, to be selected by
the successful candidate, without cost 10
herself. Yours respectfully,
W. II. TlY LoR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02

WHITERIGHT, TEX, July %, 1S91.-I viii
give to the winner two bottles of J. NJ
Yates celebrated dandruff cure. Yours
truly, J. NJ. YATES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02
GreenwaII's Opera House.
FORT WORTH, TEX, July II, 1891.

FORT WORTH, TEX, July Il, 1891.
Editor Gazette.
Please announce that / will present the
successful contestant for TIE GAZETTE
scholarship with a complimentary season
ticket, and she can come to the box Office
any time after the season opens in Septem-
Der and reserve any seat in the house she
may prefer for every performance during
the season. Yours truly,
Phil GREENwALI, Manager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02
FOR THE WINNER.
4 Fine Dress Pattern for the Girl Who
Wins the Gazette Scholarship.

l-IIIVI NIdECtIV.
To keep up the good feeling and encour-
age the contestants for The GAZETTE 5
scholarship, we cheerfully donate any dress
pattern in our stock to the value Of S25, to
be selected by the successful candidate or
her friends. Respectfully yours,
u. Y. SMITH & Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02

GAINESVILLE, TEX. July 20, 1871.
Editor Gazette.
As it is customary for ladies to use pow
der, will give two (2) boxes of Standifer's
hygienic complexion powder to the sue
cessful young lady from Fort Worth, and
will give a bottle of Lone Star grippine to
the successful young lady from the other
point, for fear she may take la grippe
while off at school. Yours truly,
L. E. STANDIFER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02
FOR TIE SECOND EIGnrsr
y Town Lot 1oOXI4O fo- the Gl1=ttr's
Candidate VINO is Beaten


Candidate VINO is Beaten
jug l-. .ssL
Editor Gazette.
I am authorized by the Dublin -l-l e-.
improvement company Of Dublin Tex. ID
say that the company will lr 10 me
young lady who receives the second highest
number of votes in your scholarship c'i'
with a deed to i choice ra-.teuu- lot l'l--.'!
feet in Dublin. Tex. These lois arr i-'
being sold at from 500 20 Se!J ca b. and
will make the young LADY and t.r! ---7s
husband good home. Yours truly
JDuS NyTARD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02

GI9
EDITOR Gazctte

| sESFra d. .. 90, .-sI
| Editor Gazette
James Mckenna. the livery stable a--
| desires the successful girl o. ty.r.H..e -.
| 50 and he will feel honDrei i'm sDuou- her
| his finest carriage 10 take her o. tlr a..
| when leaving. Corner Eolrtc-'t aud
| Houston streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02
OFFERINGS GALORE
To Candidates in the Gazette's
Great Contest.
ALI, SORTS OF PRESENTS.
Town Lots, House, Dress, Hat, Fan.
Trunk, Jacket, Shoes, Jewelry,
Season Tickets, Sweetmeats,
Travelling Bag, Etc, Etc.
ANOTHER SCHOLARSHIP.

Millersburg Female college, in the beau
tiful blue-glass region of Central Ken
lucky, will give to the young lady in. .Earx
Worth who gets the second bisaenks16Se
tuition in the business depaf15p Tor one
year, and the same setng lady in the
state OF TeAaaS GETS the third largest
Ss course consists of stenography,
typewriting and bookkeeping taught by an
expert, and will qualify pupil to take
charge OF any Office needing her services
Board, health, social surroundings and
general educational advantages unexcelled.
Address the president, Rev. c. Pope, for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02
High Button, Oxford Ties and Slippers.

Editor Gazette.
Please state in your valuable paper that
we will give the successful candidate one
pair each of high button shoes, Oxford ties,
and house slippers of the fines: grade we
carry. Yours truly, WHITMAN BROS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02
A DIAMOND FOR THE WINNER.

A Watch or Anything The Gazette Girl
Prefers for S25.
Editor Gazette.
We desire to be in the procession, and
hereby authorize you to Offer, free of charge,
to the winner Of THE GAzETTE's scholar
ship, SIS diamond ring, or gold watch of
same value, or anything the young lady
chooses to select from our stock to the
amount Of SIS. Respectfully yours,
II. FULLY & Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02
VIII Take Her Picture.

Editor Gazette.
To the winner of The GAzETTE's schol-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02
A Lfe-size Free Hand Portrait Valued at
Fifty Dollars

Bunnell & Macdonald, artists, Decatur
Tex, will furnish a Gfe-size free hand por-
trait, valued at $50, for the young lady re-
ceivlng the highest number of votes in the
scholarship contest. Respectfully,
BUNSEIL & MACDoyALD.
Decatur, Tex. July -. ISa1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02
CONTEST NOTES.

Misses Butts. King and Johnson go
over the 5000 mark to-day, Miss Butts,
the bright young favorito Of the
"angels. going over the line with a
e0'U solid vote. The girls are il to stay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02
The Bridal Bouquet

We VII donate % LLe young .aay IV'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02

GAINESVILLE. TEX. July Is, 1921.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02
RIFLES OF THE CONTEST

All votes must be cast upon the coupon
printed in this paper. elsewhere, and
no vote will bc counted when 9th
erwise cast. All votes and communications
must be addressed TO tine
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-24
Wtea, SIS0atota, 9omneriag, "a. 0e,ember 1891.

ie 5, @iscOniin, @ermont uno 2ouiiianc
le 4, Grtanias imo &booe Sslano ie 2
6tOrion, Californian uno Telennrc ie /
Sentudp uno yleu Merico iparen biz
Ge6urtsltdtte bon SIuei Der EerrltOrial'
0ele9nten, WRebrere Slb9eoronete, inter
tbnen and SObn s. S'yteia Don Wlil.
iOlri, baben anJu9ebeu uergeiien, 100 iis
9eboren lunroeu.
SIN auslauoe gcbOren lino 2l Wtit.
glieper uro 2 2ele9dten; topUu 8 in
Srlauo, nur 3 in Teuti6lnno, 3 i'll
Canada, 2 III ROrwessn, in S6weoeu,
] in @richenlano, i III Gn9lano mo /
IN Sdottlono. Bon ben 3erriioridl
9elegaten itammt elmer aus 9teu. S9ott-
lamb uHb Der anoere BON Der Suiel
Mdn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-24

- 3u bieier 3eit ees Sabres, NO,
entrueoer our6 Sturm ooer anoere ur,
laden, 10 piel 8ieb Don ben Sarmeil
weSlduft, 1T es bo6It nutbwenoig, oab
bic 6armer mt oem@eies in yetrcIi
oes auf9eiunsenen YiebeS betdnut msr-
ben. 5Ol9enoe iino Die ipidjtieiten
Sunfte oieies @eiebeS fir uniern Staat I:
yiiemano bari 8ieb auBerbnlb ieines
@onntps nnb entiernt BON ieiner @pb.
nun9 auiuebmen. Sm @inter. b. b..
uon Stiober bis 9tdrS, hnri 3ieb nur
baua aufsenpmmen peroen, penn es
S6abeu am Seu MAIDEN iollte ober in
bic Siaaun9 ober in bic llmSdpulns
fommt.
9erienise, pelberSieb auiidn9t, mub
IA Gag nadber Nn5eise oapOn in elner
3eituns MAIDEN in benz Gountp, bn6 Ell
oas Sieb auiseiauseu bat ino bsle
Gn5eise 3 @Oden lang in berlelben
publiSireu la0en. Solite Der Gigentbii
mer iib nu9 oieier 3eit nod niht semel.
bet baben. 70 nuB Der Snbnber bes
obaenannten giebes ii6 5u einem 5rie.
ocnsrl6ter beseben, ibm 9ernne De.
i6reibuns BON ben Suselauieasn 3biereu
se6cn uno audi bic 5batiade, oaB er cine
RotiS oauon 3mal III Der 3eituns pub.
llsiren bat laiieu. Der Sriebeusri6ter
ldBt bann uieber cine slnseise in bic
3eituns ltelleu. Sierna6 wirb oas betreis
fenoe @ieb BON 3 Mdrmernabse nnb
an ben Meiitbieteuoen perfault. glle llns
fOiten weroen oann BON oem erbalteneu
@eloe be5ablt, wabreno Der ibrise Gr.
Los on ben SduliOuo ausss5ablt wirb.
9 a
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-24
#tlbsrmtns - pnlornrr BeJti,.

&elb rieiise 8rOfite bic SilberprOs
button abiulrit, ergiebt iid) aus BEN
loeben erihIeneneu Sobresberi6t bes
Serrn 9umieD, oss 9rdiioenten Der
Granite WOuntain WinIns Comp. Die
bon oteler 9eiellidait betriebenen Gil
bermlnen, oeren uripriinsl,te BeliBer
$500 bIneingeItedt batten, oeren @ertb
Gber bereits aul S75, 900 sei1dBt wuroe,
1T 1881 pom einem pom 9tumiep
organilirten Spnoitnt fir SAT-, 900 an
9etauft ipOroeu. Ntit oieiem 4elo ais
tbatl1hli9em Nnlasetdpital nuroe oann
Die Granite Wtountain Minina Gonipanp
nit einem uominellen Capital bon Sl0,.
000,0UC sesriinoet unb bic 0ipioenoeu,
Die ieiiber auf bic slttiondre pertbeilt
ipuroeu, betrusen i'm 9ur6initt i6brlid)
s2,000,000. 9as peranlaste &apital
per3iuit iib alio nit 500 Yro5ent! |!
g8ie Der Beri6t beiast, itelen ii6 bic
EroouttlpnstoIten BON reinem Silber
aui l2i Gents per faui llnseu. 0p9
Serr HunIiep III nit ben 800 1rp5ent
Yrofit nod nidt suirieben. @r uerlanst
Silberireiprdsuns. b. b., oaB Die
8esieruns ibm nod 33 Gents bic llnSe
mebr beSablt, ais er iest i6on bstommt,
mas ben Yrpfit Der @sielldait aui
1000, iaae uuo ifrcibe 3auieno Sro.
sent erbOben iuiiroe.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-24

8pn Yierre pirb beridtet: gaat)
Der Gntldeiouns bes @eneralanipalts
Der Der. Staaten, oaB 8inber ppr
peiben 1Gtern nno inoianil6en Wlut.
tern, Der 8lrseri9aft bes @aters fol.
gen nno aui teine Snbiansrre6te @ms
lprilh MAIDEN t0nnen, peroen unaef1hr
100000 Gcres 2anb, bic ben 8nbern
aus lol6en 6amilieu oils .glllotment"
suseiproden iino, mieoer an bic @esie-
RUG suriidIallen unb Der 9lnlieblnna
often iteben. Die oieisn Squanmdn.
nern SnselprOdenen 2dn ereien iino bic
frudtbarlten, aber es peroen bod I'm.
ruben beiiirtbtet. rpenn Der IerIu6 ae.
ma6t wiro. bic Salbblutinb,aner hires
5useiprodenen Gisentbums mieber 3il
berauben.
Die Snron gaational gani bai
Geo. Seinemann, nit 2iquioatiou ibrer
@ei4diie beauitrast.
- @0lfe oejimiren Die Sdaiberben
BET Nlpena. u. Il. patton perlor tiirss
LID Z Stid bur6 bic feisen Heitien.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-24
allo dIrn-l llnrdJnu.

rs. He;ember. SerIin. Git
gerbonounscu iiber ben jept nit Der S6wcii
ob9ci6Ioicner SanbeIspertrug woren iebI
i6wierig. Gje erbalteuen .3u9sitduouiiC
ino ui6t 9reR unb umiOKeu ullr 2i3 artiteI
Der 9aulcu aus 476 glrtiIeIu beitebenom 81.
fe. Ole ourc1i6uIttlidbs Rebutton betrG9t
35 pro;ent 9c9eniiber bCm S9weijcr S6ue.
sou uon 1891 unb 5etriilt bauptG6Ii9 9e.
pebe Ijele Rebuttion 1T aber nod INNER
bober o!5 Der !3ou, ben 0cuti6Iauo na6 Der
6laulel Oer meIit bs9initSteu gtotion bejab
len milfte. Teutidlano bat Der S6peiS
,oblreide .3uoeitGubniiie gu ben bereits De-
ltersid 9ewGbrtsu 9smadt.
16. Iei. 0ai bin9ton. Seit 3
ooer @o6en itebt bas Staatsbepartement
iiber eineI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iiir @sh.
inoen mt Der brittidsus Geiuubtdoit inlln.
terbanoluugcu. Tsuielben wobnten 9om.
mllGrc pon Samata, Barbados, Sritib
Guiana Eno auoersr 6olouien bel. Ger Der.
ireter Sdmoita's perlieb beuts ols lester
bic Stoot unb es beibt, bob man ein bsfrieoi.
9enbes abtommeu setroiien bat, oeien amt
Iibe YrotIomatiOn nod Dor benz 1. Sanuar
ertoIgen piro.
II. EeB. Serlin. Die neuen San.
OeIsuertraae nit Osltsrreib. StoIisn uuo
Ssl9ieu paiiirten beute i'm Rei6stuS nab
tISr Debate bic speiie 9eiuns. Die brittle
eriolst morseu.
IS. Iej. 0ew Yort. Die @uts
bIuun9 zines sroben Steuerbetrn9s, in mel
den eiue au;abl Der bebeutenoftsn labads
.Suporteure perlpidelt ieIn ioq, pho in guss
iidt seitelit. aui anweiiuns aus Boibins'
ton babeu Spsiialasenten oes S9asomts-
Departements cine llrtsriuduns iGmmtIis
den, ieet bier inter 3oaperidluB lasernOsn
3abads por9snommen. Die Dorr6tbe be-
Iauisn iid oui $4,000 Saueu pon burds
i6nittic9 1870 Yflmb G,emiGt. Der ar0bts
9bel bauon it als bialser 6dutabdf einss'
trasen, woraui bic Steuer nur 35 Sents per
Pfunb betrGst Gie llnt,riuduns iou erse:
ben baben, Oab ,ws Orittsl bapOn ieine Sa:
panna Tedbldttcr iinb, bic laut geiey nit
So 90 per giuno gu perjouen liRb. Der bils
lise 5abad bilbe. bic 1uBsre SiiIle Ser BAL
len unb Der ibeuers 1T inmitten uerfedt Die
Namen Der 6etbeilisten 6irmen perten bis
ieSt pou ben 'Seamten 9ebeim Sebditen.
gerltu SIM &ei9stase fameu beute
rucbcr o,e Gsuen SanoelspertrdSe uno ;war
in Der Ori,r,H Seiun9 sur SorIase @dbs
reno Der Geoutte iprad id Serr oon Sor'
Sori icbr 5citis oagegen aus, ipe;ieIl 9egen
ibre SwoIiidbrge Sauer. Der 6au;lsr pou
Gapripi outportete ibm unb mics ieue aus
iiibunseu ilrsns iuriid. 9r ertldrte, lib auf
feline weitereu auslaiiuuseu nit Serrn pon
SaroOri eiulaIen gu tounen, oa Oieisr an;
ideiueHO BEN Resinlep Gsiss uno benz san.
zen omfritauii9sn @ieidGitsleben 80 wenis
gei9entt babe, nm eIn lads
perdnoiges llrtbeil abseben gu tOnnen. -
Der Sdiier mar bel elmer sroben Seitlibfeit
in Seltow bel Berlin, alS bic Na1ridt Don
Oem sub9iiItisen abidlub Der Sanbelspsr.
trase eihSereidl wuroe. Gr bra9te eiu IpO9
aui ben sau;lsr uon Gopripi aus unb srbob
ibn ipGter in ben erbliden @raienltanb.
20. 0e;. Nabin9tou. Ssuas
tor Ylumb 1T toot. oeute morsm in Der
6riibs it er upmS9Iase seriibrt wOrreu unb
nud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9eOrben.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-24
apnnnrnRunnraabeenrenrtrn

9as neue .GOnsreilional Directory"
labt erieben, oaB I'M Sanle oas glOpotas
ten s@lement mleoer bic neit ilberlpies
senoe Mebrbeit bat. Sbrer b01itelsens
bdnoi9 Selleierten Heben belbrelbmg
Suiol9e, baben man6e Der Wtitslieoer
ni9t INNER Der slei6en Bei9ditisuns
ob9elesen uno ibren Serui gelpehelt.
2l3 baben friiber einmal als &edtsan'
mdlte practIcirt, 65 perlteben etluas bon
2nnouirtbibait, AZ baben als S1ul-
melIter unierri6tet, IA iinb &auileute,
20 5abrifantea, 10 Yanfiers unp
gapitalilteu, 10 Sornaliiten, baben elm
mai am SsBtuiten seltanpen, 5 iinb
s9lerste, 3 Seeleute, 2 @eiItlids, mob.
reno bon @rubenleuten, Wialdinilten,
5robibmieoen, HnhbInoern, 8immerler-
ten, 2obgerbern uno Sattlern ie elmer
i'm Saule porbanoen 1T. 5iiblt man
ibnen aber aui Der 8ahn, 10 wirb man
bic meiiten ipobl einfa6 als Politifer
be5ei6nen t0nnen. 65 Der Mitslieber
oienten ipibreno oes Biirserfrieses in
Der nnions.slrmce uno So tdmlpiten aui
Seiten Der goni6berirten.
BON ben Gonsrebabseorbneten iino
Al I'M Staate Neiu Yort seboren, III
Tenniploanien 38, in ObiO 2S, Snbiana
l8 Wlaiiaduleits IL, &entudp Is,
Wirsinia IA, gaorb. Carolina l3, Georgia
13, 2enneiiee IL, Slb.Garpllna 10,
Sainois 8, alabama z. Maine, Wiis
iiiiippi, Mi4isan, Narplano unb Maii-
iouri ie 6, Connecticut, uub giew Serlep
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-24
Rletoeritofen
init nur 5 prosent grotit

ju pertaufen, seraoe senus, nm Die Spc.
oitipnsioiteu ju oedsn.
Ser9lei6t uniere Rreiie nit 6eneu
anocrer 9doen uuo Sbr reroet Gua
lunnoern, ple mir 10 biQig pertauieu
tOnnen; Der @rlno lit Der, oaB unIere
ausgaben i'm 8ersleibe nit benen an.
eerer Sduier iebr sering iins unb mir
bic Bruiite nit ben aunben tbeilen.
2eiet uutcuitebenbe herausior6ernbe
Yreisliite; tOmmt uno iber jeust Gu&
our6 eisene unteriu9uns BON ber
Gualitat Der @naren.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-12-24
Gin @imf fur Watter.

2aBt Cure Babies in g Geuer,
les Gtelier in Yartfon
pbotcsrapbirsa nnb erfreut Gud an benz
polltonunenen Hilbe. 9. q. Sdeuerls,
pbotoerapb, parifOn.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-28
Western Lakes Driving Up.

The lakes in Eastern Oregon, as vel.
rs in Nevada, are drying up. In some
instances the water in the lakes is sub
siding because the streams which
empty into them have been diverted
from their natural channels for pur-
poses OF irrigation, but the continuous
drought, doubtless, has had much 10 do
with the low stage of water in them.
The Herald, published in the new
county OF Harvey, Ore, says not over
four square miles of the original bed of
Warner Lake is now covered with
water. whereas in 1865 there was seven
feet of water where the land is now dry,
and this spring a stack containing 800
tons of hay was burned on land which
in 1874 was surveyed as Warner Lake,
Goose Lake, which once reached Lake.
view. Ore. is now five miles away, and
Malhuer Lake, in Harvey county, is
eight feet lower than at any period with
in the memory of the oldest inhabitant.
In this county Humboldt Lake, which
y
water sixteen or eighteen miles long
and from eight to twelve miles wide,
is now only Il few miles long and per-
haps mile or two wide. The Hum
boldt has not discharged any water in
10 the lake for several years, and
large area, which was covered several
feet with water at one time, is now as
dry as any other part OF the Humboldt
Valley. 1t is fact, however, that the
lake was as low nine or ten years ago
rs it is to-day, and that five years ago
it was as high as it was ever known to
be. Immigrants in early days who saw
the Humboldt discharge an immense
volume of water into the lake, or sink,
as it was called believed il had sub
tcrranean outlet; but that idea was
erroneous. as the volume OF water was
reduced by evaporation, not drainage.
-Winnemucca Silver State.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-28
DESIGNED TO DIVERT.

Undesirable Sutherland then, you
know, love is blind" She (sweetly)-
she must DO, or he's an awful fool.''
Life
Teacher-'J johnnie, what state in New
England has two capitalist" Johnnie
"New Hampshire" Indeed /;
name themi" Johnnie-capital N and
capital II. "-Brooklyn Eagle.
The Visitor-"But why become engaged
II you never meant to marry himf'
Maude-"Because he is so sensitive
You know it mortifies a man much more
to be refused than 10 have an engage
nent broken. Life
Long-'I know an artist who painted a
runaway horse. u was so natural that
the beholders jumped out OF the way. ("
Downing-"Humph Ny friend McGilp
painted n portrait Of lady that was so
natural that he had to sue her for his
bill Life.
'How long did you remain with your
last mistress" asked the housewife of the
applicant for employment. "Only three
weeks, ma'am There wor a good deal av
heavy work about the house. en- sure
The mistress wor so delicate that l had to
ct the place o."-Washington Star
Client-"Your fee is exhorbitant. 1t
iidn't take you day TO do the work {"
Lawyer-"It is my regular fee. am not
charging you for time, but for the cost Of
my legal education" Client-"Well
give mo "A receipt for the cost of your edu-
cation, so the next fellow won't have to
pay for it, too. Life.
And SO you are married, Bridgeti"
eyes, mum" What does your husband
aoi" AN sure mum, he is n railroad
airector." "A railroad director That's
\ very important place. Are you quite
lure it is that" can faith an doesn't he
.htand all day at the railrowd crossing
directing people TO the cars''-Boston
Courier
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-28
CHAPTER V.

Goldeu-haIred lima, walked by Sir Phil
Ups side through the sunny village and in
the shade of the tall trees Of Aunt Sa-
bine's pleasure grounds. lima thought
that brief passage through the village was
"great fuu:" it was like II royal progress.
Old men, and grandmothcrs and young
women and children all turned out and
curtseyed TO the lord of the soil and some
blessed him i'm their broad dialect. lie
was most gentle and affdble to all, and
scattered silver among the people with "a
freedom that was more reckless than jul
dicious; but il struck lima, though he
showel, rothing OF this in his manner at
the tive. That he was glad when il was all
over. He did not seem pleased, rs "a land
lord should be, by the homage Of his ten.
ants. lie had gone through needful or
deal, and he breathcd Sigh of relief when
he was free again.
"Hcav en- he praised" he said.as the gates
of the I.arches closed 1ehud him and hi.
companion, aud he bal tossed some loose
coins To grinning and admiring urchn,
..that is the last
.You don't care for the worship Of your
subjccts!" questioned lima.
Darrclrs naughty lip curled.
"No," he replied aud they do not care
for me. How should they: They hardly
ever sec me, and we have 10 interests in
common. some OF them actually believe
that | have an actual understanding with
supernatural powers, because | have cs-
capped drowning two or three times when
l ought To have been drowned; and mine
j. an accursed race. 1t will he better for
these people when some one else than a
Darrell roigns at the Court. They will not
regret me, nor / them"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-08-28
WHATEVER ISIS BEST"

] know as my life grows older,
And mine eyes have clearer light,
That under each rank wrong somewhere
There lies the root of right;
That each sorrow has it's purpose,
By the sorrowing oft unguessed;
But as sure as the sun begins morning,
Whatever isis best.
know that each sinful action,
As sure as night Brings shade,
is somewhere, some time, punished,
Though the hour is long delayed;
know that the soul is aided
Sometimes by the hearts unrest,
And 10 grow means often to suffer,
But whatever isis best
] know there is no error
In the great supernal plan.
And all things work together
For the final good of man;
And | know when my soul speeds onward
In its grand eternal quest,
shall cry as look back earthward,
Whatever isis best -
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.