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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-31

vgtun 1T ie Define Braut aber bieie Stunbe
trennt uns fir INNER"
Nls bic bunflen Mugen euf ibr rubteu,
fam es iiber fie mie Elm tuonniges @r.
9liben unb BerSeben.
Die Briioer traten ben 6eimmeg an.
Sotbar mar 10 befanser uno 5erltreut,
oab Dams %erftaunt fraste: ,Mn mas
6enfit Du oenn?"
sd mug arbeiten! Die Rube maht
mid franf utb elenb," lautete bic leioene
f9aftli9e antmort. sd ion siu N(>
tarbtlb malen unb mil es bier beginner.
Darf i9 benz berabi9mebenben Gnsef
Die Sise Deiner Drant seben?"
r@ertb Sarfit Du eS. Sc tpiro Dir
Slid brinsen." Dteubert frsute iid,
b. linn bas fibe Nntlis In beiliser Ser
fldrnn9 bon Der Qetntuanb entgegene
lddelte, aber eines Tases, als ct llnper>
mntbet baS Ntelier betrat, fab er 0otbar
au ben 6iiben M~asbalenas. Dieie
thlnd5te In 3iebesweb unb Quft uno
itammelte ba3milden: 30 batteft On
9ei6miesenl 9dttelt Du mid mein
@sbeimnib bod In ~tiefiter 8ruft bergen
laiien! Wie foll mir jest nift 6aS
peri 5erlprtngen bot Seligfeit unb
Selo? Wtr baben uns ia nlir sefun=
ben. nm etpls Su i9etbeal1
Da madte Dams einise SGritte por1
tpdrtS unb ais Der Bruber a~ufiprang,
uno fpre9en tpolte, tpinfte CT linn ae1
bistsrtid, 5u i6%meisen, ersrif bic 0anh
beS 5itternoen Mdb9ens iinS iaste NIT
imponirenber Strense:
Stun lit iie define Braut - aber
oiels Stnnoe trennt uns fiir INNER.
Wtagoalera uurbe 0otbars @attin.
unS 5os nit i9m fort. 3umeilem lac.
Neubert Oerihte. bic ieines BruberS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-31

lobeub %ertpdbnten, aber bale eridieneu fte
ipdrliher unb b0rten enolid gang auf.
Der Maler bate ii9 uieber In ben
milbelten Strubel bes 2ebenS 9eltirjt
unb arbeitete nur, lpenn i'm ote Notb
basu 3mans. ST unb feline Satin bite
ben fit Dams peri6ollen.
Sn Solge bieler 8orfommniiie mar
Sans Schubert miirrii6 unb oergrdntt
Setporoen unb es ihien auber 1einem
Berufe fir i'm ni9ts mebr 3u sebeu,
mas i'm beionbers anre9te uno bdtte
in 8enesuns 1esen f0nnen.
Gtnmal jeOod wurbe linn cine l1eber'
ral9ung bereitet ; es mar an Ietnem
3peiunofiinf5isiten @eburtstaSe. @rdm>
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-31

geiiano uno oan1 geIGab es NIT ben
leftt9lteu Selbftporlpiirfen. Sans nurbe
biesnlal ernillid) b0le unb in irneriter
Seele betriibt, iiberle9te lanse unb fam
enOli9 5u einem @nti9luB, Der Ben
9eidtiinnisen retten loll.e.
SD bin jett Nr3t seporben, boffe
mir cine CUTE Brarts 3u sriinoen uno
fam alio mein Grbtbeil entbebren, "
jaste ct. r@s lit nidt bebenteno, reiht
aber btu, Tim Define S9ulben 5i be3abs
len unO Dir einise Sabre bin6ur1 ben
Iufentbalt IN Stalien 3u erm0slt9en,
penr On erftens iparl lam leblt unb
jDettens ni9t Die 6dube In BEN S9ooB
lesit. Sort mubt Du inter alleu ums
ltdnben! Ole @eieli9aft, in mel9e
Du 9eratben biit, siebt Did in ben
S9lamm uno tOotet Seiu Talent.
Sn 11euen GcrGdltniiieu wirlt On Elm
Nnoerer mcroeu unb Old all gro6eu
8orbiloern bcgeiiteru."
rDas mill i'd! Sd f6mOre es Dir,
baB i9 ben nun an Elm miirbises 2eben
beginner iperoe. gu iolllt Old meiuer
ui6t wieber 5u iddmen baben. SD
nebn1e Dein 0pfer MIR at, neil i'd
fible, baB i9 es Dir eiult lobnen
peroe !" perli6erte 8otbar unb er metnte
es wirflid 70.
Gus Rom 16rieb er boberfreuenbe
8eri1te, in oenen sic @unber Ser
ewisen 5tabt 10 9liibeub seidiloert
nuroen, baB man wobl iasen fonnte,
Der iun9e &iinftler neritebe aud nit Der
Seoer gu malen anl meilten aber ent<
5iGten 6anS Die Worte, bab 3otbar
feiBi9 arbeite.
gu jener j3eit sil1s au9 pie ei1
Stern bte 2tebe in NeubertS 6er5elt
auf. Das Mdo9en leiner @abl mar
Die Todter einer unbemittelten Wittme.
Sin ianfteS, idiidterne8, unertolid aus
mutbi9es Weien NIT Gusen wte Sort
blun1en uno 6aaren BON Der Sarbe
refer &ebren.
Srau Walter besinftiste bic Wers
bun9 bes Qr3teS, n1b Masbaleua ? =
nun, iie bate i'm ia aud redt lieb utlo
batte liberties nimmermebr Elm @ort
bes Wi6eripru9es sepagt, fpent Die
ftrense SHUTTER befabl.,
S9ii9tern nr6 err0tbeno lief 1ie es
seldeben, baB lire fletne, meibe, fiible
9ano In bic groBe, ftarfe, brennenb beige
6eS i~ubelnben Man1es gelest puroe !;
aber ais er bon ibr sel6ieben mar,
bltdte ite trdumeril6 in Die Serne unb
fra9te itd, mas man benn eigentlt6 bon
oen beieltseuben @onnel9auerr elmer
8rant er5able. SIR Qer3 i6lus 10
rubiS mie INNER, itur uttau8lpre6li6
webmiitbie mar ibr 3u Mutbs, afs 6abe
fie bon einem fifteen, nod unbefannten,
1tur geabnten @lide auf efpis Nblhieo
genommen.
DaS S9idial tpollte benz Doftor
Neubert offenbar eineu redt iippigeu
Treubeufran5 fptnoen. gu 0aufe a1,s
gelangt, fan6 er elm Sbreiben QotbarS
nor, tn wel1em inn btefer bon letneu
GrfolSen melbete nnb 3uslet9 bin3u>
fiste, CT miiiie nun bic 6etmatb, Der er
3uet Sabre fern geblie6er, tpieber be-
griiBen unb miiroe in ben nddften ga
gen eiatrefen.
.yeatiirlid freute fi6v 9ans BON san3er
Seele, unb ats ber Bruber anfan, &C.
leitete er i'm ftol5 in baS 9aus Ser
@ittipe Walter.
Da ftanben iie fi9 nun seseniber,
Der jnttge Maler NIT Dem gentaler
&inftlerfopfe unb bas blonde Wdb1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-31
90 feute In iebem Saufe ietu.

8. o. QBilfon, 81 Slap Gtrabe, Sbarpsburs. ga.,
fur Sdptnbfuht, Suaeu unb Grfdltuns Ietn, benR
baRelte babe feline frau sebeiIt, peI&e mad .inem befs
itseu anfane her Grippe" BON Der Gunsen : Gnt,hns
bans bebrcbt pur6e, unb nadbem aus anheren enaes
panbten Wtttet ptrfunsslos s~eblteben pareu. @obert
Barber BON GcrtspOrt, pa, erildrt, bab Or. Rings
Reue Grfiabuns ibu nebr genhst babe, aIS irsenb st.
mas, mas er sesen fetne 2unsentranfbett sebraudt
bate. Gs ste6t ntdts BeGerst. wRan ptriuGe sSi
Hrete Brobs=Slafaen tn Der apctbefe BON abpIpb
Dretb, GbOmpiou & Go. GrSbe Glai6en 80 gsnis
unb ST 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-31
electric @ttterS.

Dttfss Seilmittel lit 70 pobtbefanut nnb 70 popular
s~euorben, bob es faum nod befo, berer Grrd snuns
bebarf Nue, bic e8 iemals sebrauGfen. fimmea
init Elm tn fetn COB. Gtne reinere webtein siebt 90
utdt, unb es ntrb Garantie sefeifet. ha6 he aues
belt abe aetben Der asber unb bei Mieren, es ~entfernt
@elHpdre Husi4Ias, Galufub pub anbeie Srlsen
~uHretnen Dlute8. sc tretbt bas Malarta : Nieber
arS benz Gpffem, benst ~bemielben Dor unb teiIt es
felbff In ben bartuddtsfen Ednen, Gs eurirt Rppf.
lmmer err, Elutanbrans ra@ BEN aopfe unb Mig are.
Deriu&e bas electric Bitters. Sefluus pirb saranttrt,
rber bas @elb surhdge5atlt. Breis per aIdf@e so
genis pnp 81 In allen apptbeten. Mtrfeiale BET
gbolpb Dreib, Fhompfcn & Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-31

9ie fransbff6e Oeputirtenfams
rrer bat Der Mittme bes Ntabemiters
grnet &snan cine Sabrespenfon bon
5000 Granfen betpiaigt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-31
NmdIens Mrmtea ealbe.

De beRe SaIbe Der qBeit fur S@nitte, auei&uu.
ssiprunsene Sanbs, grofbsnien unb aae Saul,rant.
tetten; furirt 9dmcrrbptben cber tetne Bssabluua.
Sbqtse .3uirtebsnbstt s~aranttrt ober has Sell pirt
suraderfattet. Is Gents pte S&d6teI. Bum gerfoui
Whnlesales
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01
G. RANK.
Work on The Side.

Having an extremely industrious
disposition, and desirous of being kept
busy all the time, ! viii use my rpare
moments from the watch bench in re-
pairing sewing machines, and | assure
you can repair any make of machine
as well as can he done anywhere in
the state, and at reasonable prices. 4
am an expert operator and can tell
when machine is in good order.
] 4. Apcox,
The Watchmaker II Jeweler
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01
"a salvatiouist" BY Proxy.

l., Ia o.,,ar.IIv nrau,nond that the
~ 10 Eeno,",s '',,',,s,rld p1eSI Tldar wo"hackis
pe'avn VIZ ',hor Han tLe
lil1u ,,,Iis, sIu" laa%ar as hr himso,F % rhis aing
H. ,',,,, ,n,s;aar II rimht thaI sn,oo'
~ IN ,r;omas .,,.nld asnn,'.a tha
WV " ~ T. a',sa ,I',,',1n N'fN '1
"uIs ,,p ~ ''1 ,'s,', @mr',,Sd' o,,d ,t II ro
dm w 'ith "aS NY o." 90 a." ~ ~
,o'"",1v VIII .,''1 ~ ~, " u'si,o i,,June-
W. II ~ u"nIeie, 'uas a oa'Nalloll-
10 "a I"9'''iou ~ ue'i'B s''v ia'suaee
INV ~ wv ~ ue.et've VI 'oaiNa
t'on,eV WIZ s"9 e'iat ue i,au 't,,et
tv"H',''a ~ ~, o,s9"1iips w ~ ~ W. iue
Pueorns ,t'n ~ ~ w shoWed we eleh,plit W.
wnlV' ile 'iN,vsu' Hss o""'W 'Noo.ctq-
tc9n' WIS "oVi"us' ana or9"Wo"ot'W
0% "oW"'om. - ~
! alIi uwaIe tlite sucii arlicles are
p.oVoking,s luhi's 10 Il great mahy,
W, oiis clea.e aet's'o' among lhe
oalva.'u'',s's I, r, INV NJ, thelr loliowels' !
coi,ueue !" ~. w. Pofoe"u o% u l
Were lil ms p;"ee ! "oulu eSclaihl
PeccSeot; auu ! oest,r'e po@e J0It g
xxx, ou,',, ~ l,so0%s,vena e tno'', a,u y y y
i,a'"'S necessary ~ ,iie ~ C"aihpioi
'hT oanse y q 7nlN"''oh,sl'
~ ~ eN'pe,,t stI li,a l @uc', ~ tlcies as
written ny Liner W"N oaek g'no "a,
9e~pepler 're iehu alH " preclatea
W I majority OF Ile peopie,pu1 Vhis Is
i o0t as u snoula ne me l'me was
"heh IN arelcleo sacrlIew"us nature
4 ~ppeaFeu 'ltl puSlicaIi"h lhe issue
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01
WATERLOO GARBAGE.


Clay-oank.
nt,,Jno n,tas
MINIS ""
Mr., }, Knifong has made 4 discovery
that promises 70 work revolution of
,,isn na"s s..rad ~ ,tbs c,arn for MI 'i M .iI
.inas ~ faro,, ond yvsafnI a,,i,in. q, j
piece of laud he has recently purchases
nf o. p. Card Ditch DiMtlor1. This
may pay better than G.. Sanfordis
paint mine,n us be has the money to
dcvelope the field with.
ono - ~, o.,oa,,,
,inars NAV " h,h, ~, sstesinea Y h'a m anu Woulo-9
'n;, e's ,u emoesli, ne ,iau N'cateu quafI
securing the services Of M "expert''
it was found to be coal instead of gold.
The "boy hunter'' says II is an old
charred fir root. Friend PiDcus, much
learning or offices hath made thee
mad.
..E,dor wa,h.o,, i, ~
grasp your horny hand You are
among thousand. When Winters
comes back If you will come up and
write for him, we will buy a peck of
spuds of you. Selah, But where did
your opponent find that weapon? We
thought Waterloo had corner on that
kind of concealed weapons.
The guardian angel is towering near,
! as all the sick are on the mend.
Wa sao tba olo. z,...
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01
TENNESSEE NOTES.

Potato digging is almost ,,d
here, the average per acr h,,;nn t,;,
and now If we receiye ,e,, e "e.as M, ~
6ushel' bush many many willv " At the @ MidWinter ti ter
ranch some 8,S' % % S,,shels. s'''' ~ -
., Mr.. i;,b'; ?; ! Wss,ace's fine residence in
'''' '"' .fhs rs completed,
Ut Jns Brothers are contemplating
p AntfHg some Is acres of hops, in the
spring; also G. w, Myer acres, Mr..
psEley Mcknight q acres, and Mr..
Grow der y acres on the Dave Andrews
ranch.
The health Of the community is very
good at present, with the exception Of
few who are suffering with the Sal
vation Army Fever
Our school is progressing nicely, with
Prof. Hart, Of Albany, plying the rod.
Mr.. George Ross, Sr., is going to
build him fine residence in the near
future.
Dame Rumor has it that Mr., Charles
Mcknight contemplates moving to
Eastern Oregon. He will be sadly
missed as compositcr in "these
woods" neverthel IS our loss will be
their gain in an influential citizen
Hope his successor will be appointed
soon to fill the ''spaceo left vacant. y
GERANIUM.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


LEBANON LODGE. NO. ~, |, o, o. F.--Meets
every Saturday evening at Odd F6lfcws Hall, at
O'Gl0ck'p. m. ......
W. CipETERs0H sect'y.
PEAR, REBgCCA LODGE, NO. "A, i. 0. 0. F.
Meets id /. 0, O. r Hall frd and Third Wednes
day evenings Of each month
&. A. MCPHERSON, N.G
DOIdIE sAITNABSH, secty
LEtA LODGE, No, "A A. r. Il A, M,-Meets
Saturday evening, on or before thu inll moon in
eachfnOnth.
EE. HANBACK,. W. NJ,
u MILLER, 2ec.
HeSor LODGE, No. IS. 4. o, u. w.--Meet6 every
eslay evening al q. y. II. Han.
Dr.. Z. s. C0uRrNEY, W,
G. A. zAIlN, Rec.
GEL MEIGGs CAMP No. 10 pIy Of 0aEao
Sons or VEr's.--Meet mo. A. Il, Hall, Lebanon,
Or, every Saturday 'Ggening except the third
Saturday of each month meeting the third Fri
day naead, Ill brOincrS nf The Sons Of Vet
erns and c0mpssles of theG.A X. are cordially
invited 10 meet with the Camp
C.n.Ao TGuE, Capt.
A. CEADAiI, Firstsagt.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01

Changeabe weather at present, and
farmers are experiencing considerable
disadvantages toward getting their fall
work IN shape,
A young sullivan appeared at the
home Of l., T. LaRue, in the guise OF
l2l ID, son, and his papa is thinking
Of putting the youngster III pants at
once.
Considerable sickness 10 and about
town at present. Mr. H, Sheels Is suf-
fering from stroke Of paralysis. Three
Of the family Of Mr., Shepley have ty,
phoid fever. Mr., Nelson's have q sick
baby, and one of the sons Of VIM
Wolslegel Is suffering from partia
paralysis of the lungs. DR. Linklater
of Hillsboro, is the attending physi
clan in all of the above cases.
The "Chur,h of Godn held series
of lectures In the new church house
recently, and as a result of one week
added 10 converts to their flock, all O
whom were immersed.
Quite number of our citizens con
template visit to the Mid-Wintel
fair.
On the 4th Of Dec. will commence IN
Hillsboro the notable trial of Edwil
Schmeltze, for the supposed murder o
Chas. Munson, of Scholl's Ferry, five
years ago.
(ioPp pESpDNDENT
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01

w LEBANON, Or, Nov o7, '93.
EDITop EXPRESS:
Thcro.is an article in your paper 10th Of
psescnt month, signed Glider Waybdck." !"
Also what purports TO be an answer Nov.
H. signed "A Salvatioiist. There has been
a good deGl of comment upon them; es-
peaially the last one, many thinking il was
wni'ten by Mr., Bryans. Now, in behalf of
Mr. Bryans the good citizens Of Lebanon,
and thc public in general, want 10 say Mr.,
BrNans did not write the arycc signed "a
SGlyGtlonst" | have ii Over Mr. Brvaus'
signature tha! he did not ;yalso he (Bwans)
is willing 10 make above statement before
ID notaN.' But instead Gi Mr.. Bryans
Mrithig II, sone vile mouthad slanderer took
'bis means OF sIauuering him Just on the
lcels0f his going away, II the truth was
pgown the onethat wrote the tirs did the
d ir1y work of the second also
Yours, lorthe etruth, honesty d Justice,
]. Il THOMPSON.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Oregon CITY, Oregon,
Nov a, 1875.
Notice is hereby given that the iollowing-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proofin support of his claim, and that said
proof will bemade before the County Clerk ofl.nn
CoNnty, at Albany, Ogn,, Oh Jan. II, 1891, viz;
JACOB PETERSEN,
Pre-, D s, No, 70i7, for the W. u L. d and W,
11fS. L, a See. u, 4, 10 S., Il. s i.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon andeultivation of said
land viz; D. l.. Berry, Neil McRea, John Daley,
John Fogarty, all Of Berry, 0gn
ROBERT A. MILLER,
Register,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01
THE TOLEDO WEEKLY BLADE
And Book Containing all the Nasty
Letters for One Dollar,

Letters for One Dollar,
In answer TO a general demand from
all parts of the United States, the
Toledo Blade has published in one vol
uHe cloth bound, all of the "Nashy
Letters" ever written by the late ID.
r LOCKE, omitting perhaps a few un-
important letters on local or forgotten
topics Only u few Of these letters
were ever published in book form.
Everybody has read some Of them, but
who has read all OF them9 The book
contains over 500 large pages, and all
the Nasty Letters written during 4
period of twenty-five years; also a por-
trait Of D. II, LOCKE from his last pho
tograph. Itwould sell at one dollar
or more, but will never be placed on
sale. One hundred thousand copies
are now being printed and bound, and
one copy viii! be sent postpaid by mail
free to every person who this winter
RENTS onedollar for the Weekly Blade
one year. Everybody invited to send
for specimen copy of the Weekly
Blade, which will give full descrip
tion of the book "The Nasby Letters u
The Toledo Weekly Blade is the best
and most popular weekly newspaper
published in this country. 1t has the
largest circulation ofany weekly news
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Send postal to The BLADE, TOLEDO,
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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01
New shoe Shop.

Having opened up shoe and repair
shop in Lebanon, ] respectfully solieir
a share of your patronage. warrant
all my work to be fir,t-cass, aud make
speciality of fine work and ladies'
shoes. NJ. q. VAuauAN
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01
A Man Lost.

One day last week man was pass
ing down Main street, and all at once
disappeared into Bakers Dry Goods,
Boot and Shoe store, where he fell into
Bakers low prices ard was lost to all.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01

A great reduction in prices of goods
at | ,ead, Peacock Il Co.'s.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to M. A. Miller win please cali
and settle at once.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-01

Come in for job work.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-08-25
PULLMAN FOR SILVER.

At the meeting held by the citizens
in thu city hall last Saturday evening a
large crowd Of friends of silver we're
present Mayor Neill presided at the
meeting, and V, E. Bull was elected
secretary, After speeches by Neill,
Webb, Letterman and others, the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
We, the citizens of Pullman ani vi
cinity, in massmeeting assembled, here
by declare Gu" unqualified opposition
to all attemps to destroy silver as a me-
dium Of exchange on par with gold at a
fair and reasonable ratio, and do adopt
the following resolutions:
Whereas, We have no interest in sill
yer save and except the interest that
every citizen of the nation las in the
financial policy and affrirs Of the coun-
try, and are therefore enabled to con
slider the question of unlimited coinage
of silver from an unpreJudiced stand
point, and
Whereas, The agricultural, manuract-
nrng, mining and other industries of
the west demand an increase of the vol
ume OF money; and
Whereas, 1t has been and is the estab-
lished policy of the United States to
maintain party between gold and sill
yer; ant
Whereas, Experience has shown that
the ratio Of Is to l is fair and reason
able; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we urge upon our rep
resentatives in congress to use all hon
orable means to procure the unlimited
coinage of silver at fair and reasonable
ratio, our choice being that said ratio
shall not exceed I6 to l. Be it further
Resolved, That we urge upon our said
representatives TO oppose the repeal of
the Sherman law unless Unlimited coin
age of silver be first assured.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-08-25
SOME COMMON QUESTIONS.

The HERALD is in receipt of many
letters from eastern parties seeking in
formation regarding Pullman and its
tributary country. To under take an
answer to each one personally would re.
quire good portion of ones time, there
fore we take sample letter and answer
its questions publicly, believing it to be
applicable IN many cases. The letter in
question was received from Thos. +.
Stevens, Of Warren, Mimi and besides
requesting sample copies of the HERALD
by which to judge the city he asks the
following questions
Have you aolIege?"
"Is the water from your artesian wells
good and PLENTIFUL"
is fruit a SUGGEST"
Is rainfall sufficient or do You have
to irrigate?"
How are crops this season.
GLOW are times?"
The first question of nine-tenths' of
those who become interested in Pullman
is regarding the schools, and there is no
one subject in which the city takes more
pride. The state agricultural college
and school Of science, the most import
ant educational institution In the state,
and the most richly endowed college in
the northwest, is located in Pullman,
the college campus joining the corporate
limits OF the town on the east, The
buildings overlook the town, and can be
plainly seen from any point For the
support of this school the state has given
land as follows: 100000 acres to the
school Of science and $1,000 acres to the
agricultural college Besides this ricl
endowment of land there are liberal an.
preparations by both state and national
government, placing the school on the
frmest possible footing We could
elaborate at great length upon the Pc,
sibilities and prospects of the institu
tion, .5ut it's past will serve as an index
for the future. Tho school has nov
been IN operation about year and j,
that year, with the sta incomplete iaciI
tiles, Aore than 800 students have beer
enrolled. Il is egfo 10 say that 1jOC
young men ard women will be in atten
dance before Tie eud Of I,ur years Th
upbuilding OF the sch3ol Is making a
possible hasta, two moro magnifcen
buildings now being contracted for.
full corps OF competent instructors is On
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-08-25
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WASHINGTON,
County of Whitman.
In Justice Court, Precinct No, Al, before Wal
ter Ruble Justice of the Peace.
II. Schlaefer, plaintiff, W. s. Beckwth, de.
PENDANT.
To w, s. Beckwith, defendant:
In the name of the Stato OF Washington You
are hereby notified that II, Schlaefer plaintiff,
has filed a complaint against you in said court,
which will come on to be hoard at my office in
Pullman, Whitman County, State of Washing
ton, on the I'd day of September, 1893, at 10
o'clock a, IN, of said day, ard uni IS you appear
and then and there answer, the same will be
taken as confessed, and the demand Of said COM
plant granted. The object and demand of said
complaint is to recover from YOU fifty dollars
aad sixty cents and interest from November %.
1892, until June LIST, 1888, at one per cent. pei
month, and at the rate of - per cent per
month from June LIST, 1898, until paid, and ten
dollars attorneys fees as provided in your GER
tain promissory note for said sum dated Nov.
~, 1892, given by you IN favor OF II. Schlaefer,
due June let, 1898, which note is now due and
wholly unpaid.
Witness my hand this 81 day of Aug, 1893,
WALTER kUBLE, Justice of the Peace.
NELL STEARNs, PlHiutiTs ATTORNEYS.
First publication Aug 4, 1891