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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-21

young mans raI"rs were issued I,
judy" L.o". Nj Muur,tr attended IA
'hrmua, law Srhuul u" has hrcu her
scarcely - month. nni has nlr,ady mnd
many friends 10y hi- rrn,lrmanly depart
muui
Rev Frank Day. n f,rmcr comIosi,o
IN ihIS office. NOW ou" "f the Mrth.lis
mis-Iuuni1"r doing g"-l work ia tins ter
r'"ry' II ia the rity, uu hiz way FROM ia,
annual conference" ut Ration barring ia,
IHH, year Nj Day was stationed nj i.n,
cruces, Wh"rr hr me, with ruocra-, "A new
church h"iug erected under hi- lalnrr.
&c. f"Sl"r, proprietor II The Pro-
gr"Ss, vii I""N" T." morrow morning nn
10" = o'clock train for trip east, Will,
absent 10" will vi-it h- "ld HON" ia In
! dmunl"l-. Indiana, Aud will -,r ,h,
""rld'S Far The uhl,,', Il his trir.
however, Is I" lay ma hre" supply If
winter r'"'ls for tn" Pr,grrrs
q u Grar-ls, who ,r charged with
sailing hIu"r h. Indians. was cnngh,
yesterday at Lrs Aug"l.-. and Will h.
brought &" thi- city Ter trial He vas
nnd"r bond aud skipped uu, hrfur,. trial
liis h"ud-m'u hHN" searched the rui,u,r,
TOR HIM. Cra,ar tiauIr iS one If a.,
huudsmrn.
+ I F"N. ir,uma-t"r frr the Santa
+" from Albuquerque to- IL Pasp. and tA,
SILVER city branch. was hrr, las, night
"" says ia" number If commercial tray.
"l"r" II very lnrg" this fall. aud /, ma,
v" INFERRED tina, the bug houses iu IA,
"art wan, ia" trad" IT New Mrlico
Mr. Frank Snck"u If winr,,-l. Con.
n"r'''"', arrived sunday evening 10 visit
hiH brother VII" iS lying III AT Tia" rrri
d"n"" IF Mr. Martin k"ll,g IL the High
lands Tor ia" Ar few weeks Mr.. sack
"i har decided I" r,mu,, hs brother
EAST t".m morrow evening
Tia" R"!p Idle hh-k uu ear, Railrnnd |
"N"nu" has been painted thruurhmt and |
Rocks hln'st as g'sl ar new Mr. A. { |
"n ia" "''"ni h.s'r. Winch will make IA
pretty g",h sized hotel when everything
II ia urlrr
VI q. Wu"rk"r. one II Ey-ritt's genial
clerks, nnh VII" lsn member II the Or
IG"uS club, will leave uu THURSDAY might
E" Alton, His, hi- former home. He
will writ =, Louis Aud Chicngu during
hls vacation
W \. SmSllry AMI l. &. SANCHEZ will
leave III the morning for Eddy. Lincoln.
ksw"ll and white oaks in the interest II
the Santa r. Mutual Investment com.
rany nnd will viri, the southern counties
SON" I"r-"u stole tir"rgr EV"ritt'r cycle
'h" other night. AMI, /, III said. gave II M
security Tor far I" Brlrn. TIA" owner
will hav" Ia pay thr aecn, "a, Belrn 81
for IT, return tu tins city
Frank Milton, charged with ssaAnl,
with iutrn, ,o commit rnhh"ry, Mrs
Jelly h"iug IA" complainant, wac commit.
l"d yesterday I" the county jail for
term IT ria months
7 4 Fair aud WIFI will leave the latter
part II ~" week fnr IA" Wurld'r FAIR.
and a. Tia" clnrr II ia" fair will gu IT,
New York city. WHERE they will spend
III" winter.
W, a Dnggs returned from Chicago
as, night, He IL "n rou," To- Flagstaff
.nl during the S.a,unn will ship consider
thl" ti"rk, providing the prices arr y,psin a.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-21
surLi~a'- Araisa ssiy..

The heat sslvs In the uofld for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, aalt rheuu. fever
""r"a, letter, chapped hands, chilblstns,
oorns, aud eli skin eruptlona, and pusl
uVelJ cures piles. os no pay required, II
~ guaranteed ~ give perfect satisfaction
OF money refunded, Prlos % csnta per
bog. For sals BY DR., Thos. Il. Bursass
A S0n, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-21
THE tOrg
"a''o'- ri,inE IN FOR the wo-, ropu
lar lsndl Teacher

The following II the yu,. rns, In TINS
''ilLHN contest ur I" FRIDAY evening
oct IL The votes east will lr counted
every Friday evening during thr cuu,r.,
Hnd ruhliSh'ri III IL" SATURDAY i--ur- II
ia" uAlrr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-10-21

fr varins offences. when The ol-uing
wns made seven tpnk "fr.i,h leave -
'h''~ deciding b. stay. During the
h"ining ,hw- ~ tho-r wh" had rsra,r,l
~"r" "nitu',Sl. including cr.,k known
~ Frd Wilton, WIN IL held un = chnrg,,
4 " h"llilg up Mrs. Jolly Hul mhrrp ~,
/ "llt" r'w' and IN "thc acr,
! " u strange with the noisr male tina,
u" """ 'r ,h" nrighh"rhrsl rould hear
TIE mru -, work. Other than wilton, ,l,,
min" tn'ar"a,,-i wcrr confined ~ ,R,.
AMI drunkS, Hud they "will un, H.. mis-.
"d II They fail To- show up Jntlrr r,
lrr ~ys il" Will sleep ia that PROV u,.
ny ani IN ia" hru,' proven, deliver,
ni-,rir, ,sur,
Conrad" 'iai,A entered plea nf nu,
guilty &" M ludIctmrn, charging lnr " i,h
the murder ui Es,ansladu Sandn,al. nu
September 81 last Mr. Rslry r.rr,.
-'uIs ihr drfndan,
u"ncr" Garcia, indicted Tor burglar,
nnd larceny fi,m the -tur, Il AIh.r, d..
emo, last April, pleaded un, gG,i,y aud
Mr sam. Jenkins was appointed g. lie.
G'nd
hdiia'i" SaAs, indicted frr assault ",ih
deadly WEAPON uIsn Trinidad ,;allr.,n,
"Si Ariil, pleaded n"i guilty Mi Baca
has rhnrg" Of the defense.
N'rut" ArmJ" plead not guilty IT, ar i'm.
lir'm"ut "lmtgiug him with assault, With
Iu'"u, +" Kill. upon Jose II Gurilr ir the,
Armlj" hou~" las, May MIR. wilkrrzun
represents ia" defendant.
Henry Merrill aud James Mack,
hanged with breaking seal ~ an At.
rhis"n. Topeka y Santa r" fi,ugh, car.
plead not guilty Mrs-rs llcacurk and
Adams r'rr's"u, defendants
TIA" territorial petit jury was en-
Iaurllrd this morning
lwIursII"us were held tins morning
nat" ia" mental condition II Mary Antoine
md Andrew Rrru. aud vrrlirts If IA. |
sanity w"r returned. aud the u~rsnns |
'Nl"i'" :" ia" rust.ly of the sheriff H. hr
transferred in the territorial insane ASYLUM |
~ la- Vegas
Manuel Ant"uiu l"ntu aud Juan Reyes
we're arrnigurd and plead no, guilty Ia the
.hnig" OF burglary uf ten sacks uf huur
from santa +" freight ear. aud MIR
Wtik"rs"n was appointed Ia defend.
Jack R"es. Amos Wells, Fr.d Raynor
,ud VIM, lugham, indicted for hr.N king
seal If " ear, ru,"r'Vl plea IL no, guilty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24

As you move east or wcst the solar ilp,c
varies four minutes 10 each degree " lnnsi.
tude 6ay ElNly miles In our lntlulcl il
Il four minutes faster, each degree, us Won
ro cast, and four minutes slower each do.
rrcc m you ~ west.
Readers VI Jules Nerue's around The
World In Eighty Days" will recall thai
travelling eastward around the globe Ihln,
caa Fosg gained twcnty.four hours In the
WHuslt
This matter long distressed tho mcrrhnnt
nArlner of the various great powFn until
finally m ARTIFICIAL line was established In
She iacltc ocran Whom tho day shoulI
change. Passing Il goug west ID az once
becomes a day later Passing II rolnr cast
u becomes day earlier,
THIS fact has been curlOusly nlustrotod
during the laet few days In The news NON
uawah brought by the steamer Chira,
In the dispatches sent from sank Francesca
Upon the arr val Of The steamer there ,ycfe
"details Of What haurencl IN Honolulu on
ycmhcr o. and on Monday and Tuesday.
November enl ="
Now we an know thar SATURDAY.. Sunday
Monday aud Tuesday were rtwncs,tlvnlv IL
this locality, pa an. 9Th 9th and IN, 'ievs
Of the month, ana u was az first suppTssd
that the dispatches were careless IN their
presontineM ~ dates.
But they wrrc not,
The hawaiian Islands are n tho west OF
the imaginary line above Described. nnti
when n Is November 4 hero n IA Nove,s
Der there cite. n h Que ~ ihr ih0si ny.
ictestlng Illustrations u thi~ iHaciuarv
linc that bus been brought 10 book for
many dag,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24

preAotninafes ia ibe criticisms OF the coure
az ihc eaincsyiile young man, II 10 possible
Inn, ms nb-iinnie greed Or notorirty
morea him enjoy 80, Baiiey's smooth
sbaven b5ylsh nice and long. flowing ring
lots were such ~ causcd hia to attract ai'
ienilon 10 almost any clrnYd long before Dec
entered me hnlls or congress-. AMI his ready
low of words coupled with bis distingne
apnearanee. could always be depended upon
t5 aaln him 40 audience IN Gainesville ami
10 gain alm 90 audience in Gainesville
and tho woods thercabout. Add to tbs
tho suggestion Of an enthusiastic oimlror
that thors was strong resemblance be
tween the youthful Domosihenes and the
late stephen A. Douglas. and some excuse
may be FOUND for that oycrwecning van
fly which is causing tue young man 10 cut
such ridlcnlous figure a. the national
capital Mr.. Bailcy's constituents Nere
very proud Of him WHEN they scni MIN 20
congress as the youngest member of mat
body. and probably they are as mueh 10
blanc ~ he FOR piuclins him before he
was ripe SAN, they might redeem hoth
themselves and him by applying q paddock
10 his speech and advising him that q con
gresham may agrve his constituents credit
ably without making a holy slow OF him
srlf--ilouston Post
IL "a worth recalling that the frat OF
Mr.. Baiey's on-ensc IL that he declined
to obcy tho administration mandate re-
quiriug The unconditional repeal Of the
Sherman law, and that he has not hes
itatcd to declare his position on the cur
rency question to be- antagonisdc TO
it,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24
srANn rr mo- oNn ANornNn.

The Gazette il ready, and 70 Ia every
inter- friond Of Fort Worth. 80 back the
Chamber ot Commerce IN its rrcommen-
laion thnt the people of this city buy
heir goods Of home manufacturer When
Oi,a price and the quality Of the goods pht
hon ON level will outside articles
rs such o policy we will thrive. As long
a. We send away our money for foreign
Eoods we will be poor, for there Us hp
accumulation Of morcy where the earn
nas Of ;hu people urc not kept nt home
Tho showing Of ,hc cigar mtkcrs may
be- duplicated by score Of ouor manu-
lecturers II ALL or even the greater
part Of tho merchandise bought by The
people Of Fort Worth was made right
hero. hard times would be a thing to
iaugh at. Buying at lone would build
ND city rs snow ball " built up by
rolling IN the snow Every factory sup
ported By the home trade calls for more
operatives to run t. These operatives IN.
croaso the demand for goods In other dc.
pnrduenis Of Industry, and they must In
turn enlarge their productlyencss and in
rr,Ose the number VI their employees, WHO
also are consumers Of the productions of
every other artisan,
Every yard Of cotton aud wooden cloths,
except perhaps, the finer makes, worn
by the people Of Fort Worth should DO
ained out Of Fort Worth looms, lly.
cry pound of flour and meal cooked by
Fnrt Worth housewives should be ground
IN Fort Worth mills, Every wagon and
buggy driven over our streets should be
lhe product Of our shops Every can Of
fruits aud preserves sold in our groceries
should DO put up In FOrt Worth canuole
es, except Of such fruits as cannot bN
grown in this county. Every sheet Of
printed Office stationery should como from
Fort Worth printing Offices Every cigar
mokcd and every glass of beer drank
iLould come from our local cigar shops
md our home brewery, Every boot and
ihoo worn should be made at Fort Worth
shops-ycs, und the leather from which
they axe made should be tanned aud pro
pared Lcrc az home, Our iron iouudrics
should do our casting, and in all things
whore our needs can be supplied at home
the home Industries should be depended
upon. Whore tioir products aud their
prices can az all compare with Tie pro-
duets and prices of foreign makers. We
will 10 step further, and say that even
whcro the price Is lttle above tho cost
Of foreigu'mado goods, tie preference
should he giycn TO our own people. II
such feeling ruled an, ihe hlglcr price
would hnrlly bc noticed, for, as We should
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24
ALL is NOT LOVELY.
Attorney Kcalipg Thinks That In.
diana WIN support NIcKin
Icy in 1906.

by Associated Press.
indianapolis. Ind, Nov 23.-Promi.
ncnt Republicans from all parts Of tho
state arrived tonight to attend the meet.
ing Of the state central committee tomor.
row, and among the number are several
who are seeking places upon the state
uck@, The meeting is called 10 disenss
methois OF organization, aud give thn
putty leaders an opportunity 10 felieItnte
Nl.n o,hpr upon the RESULTS of the state
Ihough the meeting will not be bell
uhh tomorrow. the discorlant elempnts
uiN az Wofk, aud the Old Harrison ana
anu-hairison spirit seems to be keeniv
W'Ne. y report was current today TINT
she meeting was TO be a Harrison lnvo
feast. and It created considerabSe s soNe
ing among an element which was prss.
eAN aud which looks upon The ex.nresi
dc1i ~ q ycritablc PARTY Jonah.
Secretary Miliikln denied thn. ho..
was any truth Ia the rumur thar formal
action would be taken In the Endorsement
ot any presidential candidate. bnt se5i
thAt The matter might be talked over
In IN informal way. ''e'
Attorney healiag, who headed Rls,,a
ciup lrom this city at tho AInneang5is
canNehuan, cNprcsscd the Sentiment ~
illn aniis whoa he said; '.fbe sef,..s
OF The liargisnn people TO work mn n 80
ygaeui IN his favor 10 me seems ridicpi,,..
ia Tue eStrelnc One wonld thint ~,
"lihln snrh short space OF time d., TO.
his 9yew hclmlng defeat Of last yeer Nv, NV
would be rather slow in maxim. elrans',s!
90 h'' ininN tue sentiment OF The peo-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24

The storm wave will reach this mag
netlc meridian aud the other changes
noted will occur at aud within 100
miles Of Forth Worth within tweniy,iour
hours before or after sunset OF tue dates
givcn:
Nov. 2i-Storm wave on this merld'
Noy. 25-wlnd changing.
Nov 2G-Coolcr aud clearing
2I-Fnir and cool
-Modorating.
2O--Wnrmer ,,
30 Storm wave On the merulNp'
Dec. Wind changing
2-Coolpr mud clearing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24
INDIAN THANKSGIVING,
a Proclamation Issued 8y the Chtcr
orthc Chcrokcca.


Spccinl to the Gazette,
Tahcquah, |, r., Nov. 2S--An Indian
Thanksgiving proclamation is snm,hing
that few people outside Of the Indians
themselves ever heard of, much less or
having had the privilege Of reading.
Such a document has jus, been issued
NV ibe big chief Of the CheOkces, aud
far thp novelIy of the thing we herewith
send a verbatim copy to the Ga2cdc:
Executive Department, Cherokee Ma
tlon. In compliance with the custom Of
thc times, aud IN humble acknowledge
mont of our dependence upon the Gre
utor of all things for the blessings we
daily receive from his hOuntc0uS hands.
/, c. i. Harris, principal chief OF the
Cherokee nation, do hereby respectfully
recommend That Thursday, the 3uth
instant, he set apart Us u day OF thaulH-
giving and praise TO him, by Whatever
named adurcd. Great Spirit, who mani.
tested 10 our ancestors his power and
dispeasure In The dire commissions Of
nature; his blessings and fathcrly care
IN The fruits Of the season aud In the
abundance Of the chase, or as Jehovah.
love or Lord" to other children Of mon
II earnestly request she people of this
nation 60 observe This day, RETAINING
from all seulnr pursuits, and TO as
srmhc In their respective places II
worship aud nscrihc praise and thanks.
giving to him who 50 far has preserved
us as a nation and people.
Given undcr my hand and the great
seal OF tho Cherokee nation, at Table
onah, on the 18th day of November in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and uincty.thrrc
by The chief 6, j. HARRIS"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24

This paper is kept on Me and Advertising p;
rates may DO nscerlnlnsd o. ihe o!hye ~, va
thc AmerIcan Newspaper Publishers Aq'n-
cioti6e I'emple Court New York. or ron,
IL Eastern business office. as lr'pun'
buildmg, New York .., ,.rto nool.
Wesieru business oficc-0oD' "Ihr Ho'e-
-" 4 c. BccLwlth sole agent foE forels "a adj
Nertiflng
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24
oun pIG VOTE is ENOUGH.

some Of ,hc papers are disappA!niei no.
cause senator Mills failud 10 gct cXst;oy.
crnor Throckmorton appointed on the com.
mission to treat with the ivo clvllapd
their political status. The papers thus ,llu,
appolntrl should not expect tuo muh.
Texas has the pleasure of casting mo Mc.
rs,t vote Of any stale IN the linton FOR d
Democrats president, aud II slonld be
quite enough 10 know thu, ours L. The ban.
Nor Democratic state. More than tbs
Texas has not hccn left ont IN the ro,d hy
a good deal and several choice pluna haze
fallen 20 her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24
SEND THIN TO ALASKA

Governor NlitehpINa refusal % ali,O,
rflfN nghfmg IN Florida rcincy Amtrisali
iglltlng grounds TO Alaska and Hawaii IN
VI true tl,nf Hawaii Is not, strictly sitas
ing. an AmrHf al dep -ii1tnrv, Nul The Nc.
visionai sov,rnmrnf win not hcsliaie Ia, N,
anything In the uutnr VI Tn lalih SIafDs
Jnrhet and Mitchell should lmmodiatciv
vomumWcutc with Honolulu,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24
MURDERER HANGED.

by Associated Press.
Montgomery, Ala, Nov. GA special
from Ozark to the Advertiser says; alltch-
ell Woo'en, convicted of the brutal muir
der of Mr.. and Mrs. McSwain. was to.
day hanged, On the gAllows he protested
Innocence, but few days before he vol
unfairly confessed TO having committed
the crime.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24

The city ~ Winchester. vircnin. eny,,
pnmlist mnionty at The rccnnt eles.tlou.
ana has the honor ~ being tho nrsf civ
that has sided with the farmers and WORK.
Ing people IN their struggle for Justice nnl
cinnl rlahfs. !, 8 mcet thar a clty 81 me
uld n0mluinn and mother OF STATES shonli
takN the lcnl IN iho great work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24
DEMOCRATS
Meet In state Conference
apolIs, lad

BY Associated Pres, !, y
Indianapolis. Ind, N''I \
from all over the sat. ~ Y. 4
town today to aitsDd y I
state conference looking y
committee, and 70 'I,','
holding a conreolioH 9 s.'.'s|
mit,ee will be chossn. M M
win arrive in the cip M
noon. Senator 1prple. A n
isfpr Gray are ails', " N
Prominent Democrats ..' " II
a n,one Them. Congress-. 80
e er and Brown. Ma's, ~ /
toehed 10 Senator Z Z
at s9s1 he conference. q.
will make : few reaaAa VIZ
na'iey Of Seeretafy Il
e e9nIer'n IS SsGt IL
now in the court, as
be something in ip'
ell Of war. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24

PIE has changed in the least since then,
and | doubt very much if he could carry
i,9lr state now, In my estimation, Me
N'nleS van be the nominee, and | believe
he will secure lndiana's support
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24
TO ATTEND rms FUNERAL,

indianapolis. iua., Nov a3,-Gcnerni liar.
iis9n nna cN,Attorney.Rtnenl Miller iSu
inlinnaMlls this morning on ll.is rer n.
ragua. Wis., 10 nticni The ninesal ~ az.
secretary ~ AgHppllar laisk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24
NO ATTEMPT MADE
To Restore Queen Liliuokalani.
What Gresham Says.


by Associated Press.
San Francisco, Cal, Nov. 23.-The
steamer Alameda which arrived at 1855
a. m. today from Honolulu. brings no
news Of especial importance. There has
been no attempt to restore Queen Lii
uokalani.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24

The man who has found It necessary
to sue San Antonio for two furnaces
constructed there ought to lose his suit
for his folly in bundins furnaces for
people who are provided by nature
with all OF the conyenlenccs of that
nature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24
STRIKE E

Bv Associated Ire,s +
Rome. Nov. p ~. ~ +
Pliers ia various , .I.Ss =
and all EMPLOYS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-24

4 iafariic argument against the prop
os'llon to taS Incomes Is tia, il Is a
war iaN' lhe argument COMES FROM al.
Noeaies of var tariff tax.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-13
PROCLAMATION.
CITY OF SAVANNAH. MAYORS OFFICE.
500

CITY OF SAVANNAH. MAYORS OFFICE
Savannah. Ca, Sept. 10, 1898
On account of the prevalence OF yellow
fever in the city of Brunswick, Ca, and for
the purpose Of protecting the people of Sa.
vannah therefrom, a rigid quarantine is now
hereby declared against the city of Bruins
wick and against all other PAGES and dis
tricts in the state of Georgia which may be-
come infected with yellow fever.
No persons, ygsge, cars. toats vessels,
freights or pack ages Of any kind from Bruins
wick, or any other infected place in the state
of Georgia, will be allowed to enter the city
of Savannah except persons and baggage
from United States camp Of detention near
Waynesville and holding certificate Of officer
commanding same.
No mails from said places unless and until
disinfected under regulations from the United
States postal authorities, Will Ie allowed to
enter Savannah.
Persons from other points must provide
themselves with proper health certificates or
they will not be allowed 10 enter the CITY.
This quarantine Will continue in force until
further notice
The officers, agents and all persons in
charge of railroads, steamboats,, express com
panies and other means OF public conveyance,
are requested to assist in enforcing this quar-
antine.
Given under my hand AMI official signature
and cal of said city at the city of Savannah,
Georgia, this thirteenth day of September
eighteen hundred and ninety-three.
JNO. j. MCDONOUGH, Mayor
Attest: T.. Il. REBARER, Clerk Of Council
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-13

self enter this castle of archangelic con-
structlOn, and see how poor palace II Is
compared with the greater palace that
some of you have already found IN the
heart of a loving and pardoning God, and
into which all the music and all the
prayers and all the sermOnlc cOnsidera-
tions of this day are trying TO introduce
you through the blood Of the Slain Lamb.
On, where is Oblivion now! From the
dark and overshadowing word that it
seemed when / began, it has become
something which no man or woman or
child who loves the Lord need ever fear.
Oblivion defeated. Oblivion dead. OBJ
liyiOn sepulchred. But must not be 50
hard on that devOuring monster, for into
its grave go all our sins when the Lord
for Christ's sake has forgiven them. just
blow resurrection trumpet over them
when once Oblivion has snapped them
down. Not one of them rises. Blow
again. Not a stir amid all the pardOned
iniquities of a lifetime. Blow again.
Not one of them moves in the deep grave
trenches. But to this pOwerless reSurrec-
ton trumpet a voice responds half human
half divine, and it must be
part man and part God saying: Their
sins and their iniquities will ! remember
no more" Thank God for this blessed
oblivion So you see l did not invite yOu
down into cellar, but up on throne,
not into the graveyard to which all ma
teriaGsm is destined. but into a garden
all a-bloom with everlasting remem-
brance The frown of my first text has
become the kiss of the second text. An
initiation has become coronation The
wringing hands of a great agony have be-
come the clapping hands of great joy.
The requiem with which we began has
become the grand march with which we
close. The tear of sadness that rolled
= IL.
which sits the laughter of eternal tri-
umOh
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-13
A TEMPERANCE DAY
AT the Augusta Exposition and Georgia
State Fair-A state Convention Called.
SANDERsvILLE. a.. II!

SANDERSvILLE. GA. Nov. o. 1893
A state Convention of the Georgia Prohi-
bltion Association is hereby called to meet in
the city OF Augusta on FRIDAY. the LIST day
o, December, 1S 3 at 10 O'Clock q. m, in the
interest OF temperance and prohibition.
While delegates are invited from all tenn
perance organizations in the state, as well rs
from counties at large, and from churches
without limit. and while the public generally
Will be expected to attend. yet each county
viii be entitled to only twice the numter Of
votes II has in the house OF representatives.
Let the friends OF temperanle IN the several
counties in the state meet and appoint dele
gates, and let us have a grand mass meeting
rally.
Ladies arc especially invited Interesting
addresses may Uc expected by distinguished
Speak els, and an attractive programme ar
ranged
state papers will please copy
G. K. PRINGLE.
Presdt G 3. Pro. Association.
by order OF the Executive Committee.
W. G.. WILDLY,
Recording Secretary.
j. B. HUNNICUTr.
Corresponding Secretary.