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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-04
HINTS FOR HOUSEEEEpERS.

HINTS FOR HOUSEEtEPtR},
Molasses, for all kinds of cooking,
is much improved by boiling and
skimming
To make plain tlffy boil cup of
sugar, one of mOlaSScs and a table
spoonful of butter for twenty
minutes. Test and, if not brittle,
boil longer.
For tongue toast minCe fine cold
tongue enough to fill cup; add to
this a cup OF cream and the beaten
yolk Of all egg, and heat in adouble
kettle. Toast three slices of bread,
butter thin and cover with the
creamed tongue. Serve hot.
To clean rag carpets wiring a
cloth out of warm water and rub
the carpet with it, dipping the cloth
in the water each time a new space
is to be rubbed. DO not wet the
carpet, but only dampen it. y
soap and brush may be used i'll the
most soiled places.
Kerosene will remove iron rust
and fruit stains from almost every
kind of goods without injuring the
fabric. Wash the soilcd spot i'll
kerosene as YOU would i'll water.
The spots must be washed i'll. kero
scne before they have been put into
soap and water, or it will do no
good.
Greasy pans should be wiped
with soft paper as soon as done
with, then filled with cold water i'll
which is put a teaspoonful Of
ammonia or a piece of washing
soda the size of q bean. You will
find it easier to wash them when
the time comes, and they will not
be roughencd as when scraped with
a knife.
When becantcrs and Carafes be
come discOlOrcd inside, so that
shot, or sand, or fine Goals, will not
cleanse them, fill the bottle with
finely chopped potato skins, cork
tightly, and let it stand for three
bays, during which time the skins
will ferment; then empty and rinse
with clear water, and the glass will
de as clear and sparkling as when
new.
When baking set aside one loaf
of dough, and when all the loavcs
are nodded into the pans, work into
this one one cupful of fine corn meal
knead and let it rise very light
bake slowly. This so-called Con
etitutional brcad' is a pleasant
variety Of corn bread, and rclished
by many who can not cat corn meal
i'll any other form
\ thrifty housewife who has
plenty Of time makes a very pure
and agreeable toilet soap for chapped
hands from white CASTLE soap.
The soap is sliced very thin, and
put in a double boiler, with gly-
Ccrinc equal to twentieth of its
weight After the soap has melted
and mixed with the glyCerinc, let it
partly cool, then stir in enough oil
of casSia to give a delicate odor and
mold. Ifcsscnce of oris ROOTS used
instead Of Cassia the soap will have
the fragrance OF violctS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-04
S3O,936,59O.S3
DISBURSEMENTS.
$2I,654. 29O.76
Total Disbursements

Number Policies issued during 59 New Insurance. 6o5o7
Total number of Policies issued during January
Amount at Risk. $3.50 5000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
ANNUAL MESSAGE.
Some Of the Things Governor
Hogg viii Treat Of.
WORLDS FAIR TEXAS EXHIBIT
May Be Made Without Violating the Ccnsliu-
ton Of he State.
Recommends lhe Creation Of Board o. Par
doas Tho Commission Good Until
Passed Upon by Supreme Court.
Railroad Securities.
WORLDS FAIR TEXAS EXHIBIT

Austin, Tex. Jan. T.-(Special)--'Aus
tin is filling rapidly with members. aud
the spcakership contest Is absorbing all
the talk.
The governors message, viii, Il Is said,
among other things, recommend that
liberal appropriations be made for beauti.
fying the capitol grounds aud placing
them In condition In keeping With the
magridcont building that Is the pride
Of every citizen Of Texas.
Tint while owing TO the constitutional
inhibition against she legislature making
Worlds fair appropriation. Il may by
resolution authorize the superintendent
Of the department of insurance, satis-
ties aud history TO turn over TO the mama
gers Of the Texas Worlds fair movements
onl their guarantee Of the safe return
Of the same, all historic records and
relics in his possession for exhibition
In the Texas building.
That the legislature create board Of
pardons TO be appointed by the governor,
TO examine into all applications for ex-
ecutvc clomency, the same TO be re-
fcrrod TO him for final action, " being oK-
prcssly provided 10y the constitution that
nll pnrdons and forfeiture of fines and
punishmcnts shall be- granted by the
governor
Il Is understood that considerable spacoi
viii be- allotted 60 discussion OF rail-
road stocks and bonds, the issuance OF
municipal bonds and the railroad COM
mission.
IL Is also understood that hc win rec
ommoud the passage of a law which
win require all railroads before the ia-
suance Of any stocks or bonds, 10 submit
them TO the railroad commission fof their
official stamp Of approval, aud that the
Same shall be- recorded with the socre
tury of state ia book kept for that
purpose and that officers or officials Of
any railroad who shall wilfuly issue OF
cause TO be- issued mU fictitious stocks
or bonds, shall be- doomed guilty OF hay-
ing committed penal offence. and be
punished in such way ms the Legislature
may direct
In regard TO the railroad commission
as it now h, Il Is understood that the
governor viii warn the people against
being too much influenced by the "ln-
temperate" opinion OF Federal judge,
and reminding them that they should
stand by the commission until Il hasbccu
passed upon by the highest authority
In the land, the United States supreme
court
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
WALLER BAKER TALKS.
HE SAYS IT WOULD NOT BE GOOD
POLITICS
For tho Legislature 10 Elect Clark Men, but Ho
Does Not Dictate 10 That Body What
10 0o-Hls Expressions.

Waco, Tex. Jan. T.-(Special) Tho
Gazette correspondent requested state
ment tonight from Hon. Waller y. Ba-
kcr. chairman of the state Democratic
executive committee, of his opinion upon
the policy 10 be pursued by the legislature
and course of the majority upou the
matter of uniting the party. He replied;
81 have, az you know uIdformally de-
clncd 10 be- interviewed since the elect.
ion because Of my lndisposition to agi-
oVl w luq 'ssaWuusBaldun .qpl 0Ql 0lul
legislature meets Tuesday, and its FIRST
duties are the election of speaker and
other officials, | feel called ON TO say
without intending to dictate to the log
lslnture. that the interest of the Demo.
cratic party demands that Il should clcct
men who were loyal 10 the organized
Democracy OF Texas In the late conflict
/ recommend this, not because ours h a
spells party. but because is emouments
belong to it. and being responsible for
the administration, should administer IT,
affairs. Il would be puor politics aud
unnatural for any pnfty 10 favor lis
adversaries as against It's adhcrents, nor
~ Il right, nor should reasonable mon
expect H. A Democrat will be u Demo
crat, spells or no spuils, aud there Is so
much Oid about uniting the elements,
| feel that those who do not wish To
unite with us ON this account we arc
better OF without. The consideration
should be founded on principles | wish
you would add that this Interview h
partially giyelt by reason OF the fact that
numerous Democrats ask for an ox-
precision on this subject II IN from a
sense Of duty and not intended 60 harrow
the feelings Of any one. The members Of
the state Democratic executive COM
mittee are conservative and viii use all
party"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
MEXICAN OUTLAWS
Crossed The Rio Grandc River Into Mexico
Thursday.

san Antonio. Tex, Jan. 7-(Spccial)
A dispatch was received &C the mile
tnry department headquarters here Co
day stating that hand of twenty-five
Mexican outlaws yesterday crossed the
Rio Gmndc river into Mexico 40 McbhH
crossing In Maverick rounty. lt N sup
poscd thrt they belong to the same move
mcnt which has for the past several
months been operating in the lower hor-
der country 800 miles below here, whore
the crossing was made yesterday. The
upper part uf the Rio Graudc border for
n distance of 600 miles " almost entirely
unruurdod by the United States troops
aud it " believed That the bandits have
changed thoir base of operation in order
tn obtain moro security w their move
ments The Mexican authorities hive
been notified of the crossing of the bun
dts yesterday, and troops have been or
dcrcd In pursuit of the maraudofs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
HIGHLY INDIGNANT
Are the People Of Baskerville Over the LIES
About a Riot.

Ashcvlllc, ~ g., Jan. calvin suipcs
the murderer. muiled when he learned
through your correspondent, thc FIRST out
slider 20 reach the isolated l'akorsylle, how
much excitement his alleged lyncmng Great
cd all over the country and in Europe.
Nothing whatever had been heard In bakers
VILE Of the reported trouble unill the cor
respondent rode tlhrtyfye miles through
Ia mud ont the true safe of AFFAIRS. The
citizens OF llnkprsyille nnd Mitchell counties
are highly Indignant nt the lying reports
sent out 10y the man Who started the sorry
ana could they get their hands ON MIN II
would 20 hard with him,
snlpcs win stand tinl IN May ana some
thinE he may be- acquitted Of the crime
charged against him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
A FIGHT ON.
Tho Council Of Terrell Licenses Gambling and
Houses Of Prostitution. bul The Mayor,
Marshal and Attorney Prosecute.

Terrell, Tex, Jan. 7.--(Specal.) The
war IL On between the city council and
the mayor as may be seen by the fol-
lowing circular:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Dallas. Jan I.-(spccinn r. l.. Roberts
~ tits city. grand sachem % the lammanN
organization In this city departed for Aus.
tin this evening and VIII be- mrmhcr ~
the "third house this winter Senator n,
l.. iuwacr viii go down tomorrow night,
nud u large number OF politicians VIII no'
ruufuuv him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
CRIMINAL APPEALS COURT.
Decisions Rendered al Inc Dallas Sitting Yos-
lorday-DallRs Grand Jury Work

Dallas, Tex, Jan. 7-(Speclal.) THE
following business was transacted by
the court Of criminal appeals today;
Ahimcd--.Iohn Wccles. Dallas county.
carrying n pistol Sam Langley Dallas
county, disturbing religious worship;
William Harris habcas corpus. Shelby
county.
Reversed samuel Brown, ~ PHso
county, theft of a horse William Davis,
Navarro county, murder In second de-
gree Judge Perry w. the State front
Smith county; q. H. Ottoway vs.. stats
from Wood county
Submitted Dave Woods, Dallas coun-
~ selling liquor tn minors: WIN AIRING
ton, Collin county, disturbing religious
worship; Eugene johnson, Dallas county,
criminal libel tthrce cases)
Application for writ Of maudamus sub
mfted, John Iyesnda, alins John Oan-
lon from BexRr county.
Tho grhnd jury returned fourteen In
dictmcnts, all felonios, today aud adj
iourned until Monday. A true bill was
found against John A. Gardner. charged
with the killing Of John 4. Patton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
ANorIrrn AptrpNp FIRE.

Abilene, Tex, Jan 4 Especial Another
nro ON Chestnut street has Just occurred,
burning two story house oiled with hay.
owned by j. A, Rushing, loss on house
ana contents supposed 10 be about Sil0O,
Cause ana amount Of Insurance " any, are
NOT known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Cleburne, Tea, lau. I.-tSpeclnl, )-NOnh
Irewer. a negro about - yours old, com
fined IA iail ATTEMPTED 10 commit suicide
by eating beaten glass lie " w pre-.
curious condition. He WAS takon from JAN
and pnL nnder gnarl Tor treatment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

II costs England about $4,000 when
ever Queen Victoria takes few weeks
vacation ON the continent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
ACCOMPANIED by.

power TO uphold the majesty of the law
JOHN w. WARREN, City Atty
JOB H. KELLER City Marshal.
Terrell. Tex, jan. z, 1898.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

KILLED by HIS HORSE
Honey Grove, Tex, Jan, .(SpeCim. y
Inybnn Bryant a well-to.do farmer realds
ing three miles north OF town, was killed
BY his horse this evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
WROTE IMMORAL hooks.

RVne, Jan G.The pope has declined
10 receive Senior Nnlcria, the Spanish
envoy, recently appointed, ON the ground
that he has written immoral novels.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
PROCLAMATION

All persons in the city Of Terrell are
hereby notified that the gaming laws
now existing aud heretofore adhered TO,
viii from this date be strictly and yigor-
ously enforced regardless Of the action
taken by the city council at ~ last reg
ular meeting, attempting 20 legallze
gambling and prostitution by licensing
SAME and | as mayor Of the city Of
Terrell hereby call upon the city attor-
ney city marshal, deputy marshal and
the moral element Of our citizenship 20
assist In upholding and yindlcating the
law II. l.. FRANK, Mayor.
We heartily coincide with the above
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Ailsa Craig, ms Ellen TeTy'e daughter
calls herself, has definitely decided TO
ndopL che stage na q prOieaalon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19

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va. and a.. v,ll p,n,.,t her IL, ma
wr..u., IA thinking ~"
.N,.. L.. will protect her. aud YOU
shall helm HIM. hc snid. standing up be.
Tor. her and revealing his face DO
no, star, nm Qurtlai. | have re-
turned. but " must not he known until
tomorrow This ,un must do. Tell her
privately that sh" must ask Chnlpa Ia
permit her a. have ono last conversation
with kulcan before sh~ dies. She must
40 a. Chalpa. house. where her brother
h confined. nnl tell him nm here and
will suito the raitlcsuako tomorrow
/ Toll him 10 Weld not. nor l,o di,cour
aged. Tor be Will hc SAFE.
"kulcnn H. not ut Chnlpn's house. d"
saiI Iari Tho pil,,t ha. taken HIM
i Co. your dwelling. out hcyond the city.
aud IL with han there. f"r lac says he
will occupy TINT house himself here
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19
NrannC6weia.

or. Dablum. Die beitbotirts
FiatritslIs SeS 9cr;o9tbums, Die in
~. q album. 1T wisoer uataut; bas
eiuiOmmcn bclauit iih auf mebr oils
i2.OOO Mari. Die Stslle lit oeu
braunitwciOiihsn @ciitlidrm nidt gu.
sdn9Iid,. oa iie BON 0annOper (Sber.
prGlibtut Wrnnisien) aus beisst wtrb.
SsreitS I'M Sabre 1922 Bat bas
DiihaeIiStOiter in 9ilessbsim boS
Faironnt nbsr bic Stride in rDaleni,@
pie Der Srt eamdlS bisB. erbalteu.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19

Itching Files are known hy moisture
Ike pcrsplratiun, causing intense itching
When warm This form ~ we'll a.
blind, Blr"'iing ot rrotIuding. Weld at
once 30 Dr liu-anko's File Remedy.
which acts directly On parts effected,
ahurh- tumurr. allays itching aud effects
"A permanent cure - cts Druggists on
mail. Circulars free. DR.. liosanka.
Philadelphia, Ia. Sold by Acme Drug
store. Mari Il Ross Projectors, Olym-
pa, Washington.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19
0foen6nrg.

GlSenburs. Yin sinen Der let.
ten Wiarittage psrlor Gil Bauer aus
Soewet)t bier einsu 7 zuienomariibein,
ME Ct pcrmutbete. III eincr bief9en
Nirtbitait. 9lm fOl9euocn Gage tebrte
r mad Der Wirtbi6ait ;uriid. absr Der
Stein mar nitt 9cirnocn wOrNsn.
dur cir Oienitmao6en crfldrte. lie
babe beim AuSftbrsn Der Stubc lpobl
tin Stud iarbioes Yapisr geisbsn, oils
man abcr ben atbriht ourbiudte, ianb
E6 NaS Vsrlorsne nidt mebr.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19
Nurausiht.

Hidter: Sic babcn Sbr llrtbeil
- adt Sabre ldwsrcn ScrterS - Der.
nommen. Daben Sic nod ctpaS III
bcmsricu ?" -Nn0efla8ter: rGS
iS' MA bolt grab I'M ishS WiOuat'
jupicl. Serr 0iidtsr!- - Tidter:
.gpieIo SaS?" = Nn9efla9tcr:
-Sebu g. ib lpdr' bait germ idon CUR
Splueiierieicr 1899 beraussefommcn -
Sie, bic piro 9bncn 9rOeartig lpcroen !"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19

SINCE il is now a well established
fact that catarrh is q blood disease,
medical men are quite generally pre-
scrlbing Ayers Sarsaparilla for that
most loathsome complaint, and the
result in nearly every instance, proves
the wisdom OF their advice.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19

Compound that will make aud develop u
beautiful form. II il the scientific result
~ eSihrtlc experiments, aud at last We
have discovered IN piT,riNK the correct
remedy for insufficient bust development
and that resulting disease, nervousness.
OiF,tiNr will dc wonders aud ~ per.
iectly harmless. \ g,Di female lace
With roorly Developed bust lacks an
Indispensable" accompaniment. No W..
man who has arrived nj the age uf cigh.
teen with Hat chest Is harmoniuusly
developed This defect can he easily
reine,licd hy the use IT OIENriNE All
correspondence kept sacrcily cuniidcn.
tial. i'ficr "f OIE.tiNT. IN sealed pack
sso hy express. s2ul. Send money by
registered letter a. the
OiEtTtNE tnEuf'NI Co,
M I'm Mancllus, Michigan
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19
Gin IitbrupQcr Batter,

Hrau: nWieiu Sobn tla9t mir. oaE
Gle ibu id9lIt miEbanbclu. uno oils id)
i'm ~ ,lbnen III Die ycbrc CAB. peripra'
hen Sie mir oot. ibn ,u bebanoeln,
oils mare or ,}br si9cn Sinh t. = W ei'
fer: .TaS tbus i'd bod audi, % ioll'
ten GIG nur mai icbcn. mic ib incline
slgcnen 9uu0cnS pcrbauc."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19

Washington Resourcci thus describes
the find recently made for Tacoma
capitalists near Sumas " II consists
j0 feet Wide. in the centre Of which
rises n mound. perhaps 20 feet high,
Which Is composed almost entirely Of
pure glass quartz 4 lourinch seam
mhrke with copper runs through the
mountain Of crude glass. Specimens
Of this quart have been melted aud
produce glass equal to French plate"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19
llebcrbotcu.

ella: -Wiciu Yapa bat auf Dem
@pmnaiium INNER cas- bciIe Gramcn
gemaht! !" Nnna: .Wfein Yapa
bat baS Northumberland rlit Sian;
beitonecn." - marie: Limb meincr
bat iumsr bic bsitcn 3su9niiie sebabt!"
49, Dieileine Sarab: .Gramen
bat mtin Papa niht 9cmaht. aber brci.
nal cincn brilldntcn 0dnfcrott I"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19
aas Der Spitalprnris.

arit (ecr oem 9runtcn cini9c Stlaf'
pulprr perorenct bait: Nun, Subcr,
itlaien Sit ieet bclisr?" patients:
.Wld' GOtt. Derr GOltor. id fonnt'
ihOn iflaicn. abcr arab allcmal. wsnn
l. tinnid'. wcdt mi ocr 906rter aui,
oamit l. 8 Stlnipulpcr ncbm'!"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19
lADDLH YOuR Own CANOE.
NeysEeFs nn hfrs ga.
To yoursrlf he true.
And vhate'ef your lot may II,
Paddle your ugn gantsp"

shaht" fhht NNh hsHef
ITO yourself he true" and thou
eanst not then be false 20 any man.
"Seif-love 10 not so vile . sin as self
negleeting" Then "be wise to-day, it's
madness To defer" Get Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. for all al
fectlons ~ the lungs and throat II II
likewise = wonderful liver tonic, aud
invigorator.
Al fAs ysav round. you may rely upon
Dr. rlerces Golden Medical Discovery.
fts not like the ssrsaparillas. that are
said 10 be good for the blood Ia March.
April aud May. The Discovery
works equally we'll at all times. and In
all eases of blood-talnts. or humors, no
matter what their name or nature. II
cures all skin, Scalp and Sorofulous
affections, ~ Eczema. letter. Salt
rheum. Feyer.sorss, white Swelllngs,
Hip Joint disease and Kindred all
iuents.
It's the cheapest blooi-purIher. sold
through druggists, because you only pay
fot ths good You get.
Your money IL returned II II doesn't
benefit or cure you.
Can you ask more I
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19
.,uolosanthropuIoa;If,es.

Seiienbe Trau gu ibrem am
trelbtIlh iiecncen Gattcn): Sab,
mas III nit Sciurr Sd)riititellersi per'
bicuit. SaS III ia ood) bios ilir oic Sae!"
j. @atte: Ia bait On cinmal red)t,
q III fir Sih!-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19
Nutnuifhts.

-Scbcn Sic, Gas 1T ein Cactus
grandifolia,' rcr MIR allc licbCn Sabre
Clumal. uno banu mr. ndbrcno ciner
9iad)t bliiht - so? 9lio 9clpil'
icrmdFcu II |iilan;eniaultbicr t.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19
Tatale TraQe.

~; -Sd)medt's. Nerr Vaudls pa
candle: D ia. piiicn Sic. id
bnIoiRe bcm SpribWort, mas Der
Wieuit) i'll = Dos iih cr!" = g.:
.Seby rid,tia! >lit Nsun ocr S6psinS'
brottu gut. ben Sic ba ciicn IT.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19
.lur 1rahuIunit.

~: -Sir ucr9lcihcn Sire Sdwies
aermuttcr iortwahrcuo nit ciucm Sras
dcn! Cub Sic irob. Dap cS feline
mcbr aibt !- - D: ~2&ie io?" - 81:
Ma. olauben Sie bonn. 10 cin Grad
lItB' lib Niles grialleu :"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19
=fiur Nund,f

Trduleir: Sd, lcie "a chen, mic
Iwti 0crrcn wc9cu elmer Came Gin ames
riidnIldeS 1uell auStrugcn!" =
3err: Sd ucritcbc, mcr Nic idpar;c
SuICl ;Ol. mubtc = ic beirutbcn !"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19

whsn 81. was = Child. she crlssi for Castoria
When she trcsme Miss. she chung u Castoria.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19
Mud Gin Wruu0.

.Ndbtn Sit ans %icbc gcbciratbct ?"
.licu linr Namlt mir NAL oaS
leoigt WidScI aus etm WclIdt 9ctOn.
meu IN -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19

.@tttrn haj' idl mid al nlcIncm rns
eurcutu Sd1de titcr Ncr0ht." -
-g|dS hail N btnu Gchuu :" - SD
bah. GIS Ct tciltu NdiduNcn. ;luci
@duSulcricl. ciutu M0ltnldIItNcl mo
tlu Widv l'tr an tint uorabcrNCtra1en
- baS N'tlldt bOtttlt IN lchcn
IollCn!"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19

Tho 3-learold -on ot chm. Larson,
81 Bickleton. klickitat county, was
killed by Wild colt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-05-19

llutsrofii;isr: ,SpeSbalb oarf
btr Soloat nie ocn aOpi Ucrlieren %
SolSat (uad langercr Yanic ber'
onepIaesnb): ~S9sil ionit ein 9elm su
pisI lpdrc, Serr llntsroifi;icr."