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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

declaration of nomlnatbn based upon
the face OF the returns, l would feel
that | had not performed u duty / owe
TO my friends everywhere, but espc-
cially In Scott county, " l did not en-
ter my protest against the action OF
the committee OF Scott county In this
primary
1. In the appointment OF the Judges
OF election, which was only rcctined
after had appealed to this commits
tee.
:. Against Us refusal to forward the
proofs upon Which Il had acted TO the
committee.
3. Against It's wholly incxcusable re-
fusRl 10 permit me to obtain a copy
Of the names OF the voters IN George
town at the late primary. that might
make such Investigation as desired
as my right.
charge upon that committee the de.
hoerate purpose 90 defraud me out 81
the nomination, and | now put upon
record In this way these proofs, 20 that
the charge and the proof may remain
a part OF the permanent record OF the
political history OF this district. and the
party and country may know that the
nomination would not have been oh
tnined II an honest election had been
fairly conducted In this county OF
Scott.
No man can estimate the Importance
OF each Democratic vote In the next
house OF representatives. | have given
many years OF labor 20 the cause OF
Democracy. especially 10 the revision
OF tariff. l am not willing 10 endnnEer
the supremacy OF the Democratic party
In the next house, even though l nm
the victim OF fraud committed IN TINS
district | believe also that wrong can
be riKhted within the party without
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

Washington, Aept. 22,.-Under the or
dor recently issued form the war de-
partment assigning stations 10 the
troops, the designation OF the posts
10 which certain commands were 10
be sent wDH loft TO tho commanding
generals Of the respective departments
General schofcld has been advised by
telegraph Of the disposition or all Of
the troops except the Thirteenth In
fantry. now In tho West, which will
be placed by General Howard come
whore In the department OF the East
Tho order IA disposal IL as foilows'
Troops A. c and d. Second cavalry.
now at Fort wlngate, n. NJ, 70 no 20
Fort RiirS Kns., troop A, First cave
airy, nov Of Fort Myer. Va. goes TO
Fort Apache, Ariz.. troop x. Ninth
cavalry. now at Fort Myrer, gees TO
Fort Robiron. Nab; troop ~. Eighth
cavalry. now NJ Fort Meyer, goes 20
Fort Meade. =, D., troop e, Ninth qhs-
airy, goes from Fort Mckinney, Wyo.,
and ID, I.ghth infantry, 10 from Fort
Robinson. Nob.. to Fort u. A. Russell.
Cheyenne Wyo.
of the Tanih infantry company ~,
now at Fort Wingnte. n, NJ. company
u. now Al Fort Marcy, N, NJ. c0mpa-
niea a aJd y. now az Fort Lenyen-
worth, Klis., no 10 headquarters, Fort
Reno. o. n or tho rhird cavalry.
troop X, now NJ Reno. o, r.. and y.
now at Tort supply, o, T.. 10 20 JEFF
fersop barracks Mo. Colonel l.. II.
Carpenter OF the Fifth cavalry VIII
remnin nj Fort Riley. Kas.. having ex-
changed regiments with Colonel guy v.
Horny 81 the Seventh cavalry, now Mt
Fort Myer. and Colonel Henry viii 20
with THE FIFTH cavalry 20 Fort Sam
Houston Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

Cincinnati. o. Sept a2.--Flrat race.
seven fnrlongs- -crenaHe won, stra,h-
rose second. Alto June third. Time,
la.
second race, six and oneshalf furlongs
-pOfentnte won. Arapahoe second, De-
revita third Time. 1.ez IL.
Third rnce. mile and an eighth, SELL
inR--seiika won. Reg ~ Santa Anita
second. Chant third. Time. 80.
Fourth race. one nile-~LehmAn won,
Buckway second. AInry third. Time.
1sii ~.
f'iffh race. thrce-auarterp Of mile.
gaiau,Da 10 " - Won. IHlin second.
vaidora third. Time. 1916 -
aixth race. neven furlonfr- icefnnn
won. Greenwich second. rarin Reform
third, Time, I ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23
WAS A DEADLY RIVALRY
AFFAIR AT rnxAn-
KAMA.
s.ssoi eacher shoots Another
H. inviting Him Out OF Town
ri.t rsHht-Hints of a Woman
the Case.

,,rkana., Ark. Sept. 22.-Prof.
pryant. president OF the Tex
!. interstate normal and business
. at 3 O'clock last night shot,
4 n believed mortally wounded,
George T. Ellis, who is the prln-
n select school for boys. Ellis
formerly teacher In Bryants
10 but about six months ago
renee arose between them and
severed his conection with the
milton. Bryant was very Jealous
No patronage OF his college. and
he learned that Ellis would open
Imposition school he became very
\ In his denuciation Of him and
about to convince the public that
HAS very bad man and entirely
TO train the youth OF the country.
entered Into correspondence with
hes In other states where Ellis had
fously lived and from them Sc
a number Of letters which We're
damaging to the character Of
These he showed to number
ktlzens and then invited Ellis to
TO hotel with him. saying he
Ia read them to him.
Biz was sitting in a book store on
ad street at 9. o'clock last night,
IA this invitation was extended. He
nptly accepted It and followed Bry-
to the hotel where, after short
rel, Bryant suggested that they
burn to point outside the city lin
and settle their differences with a
j. Ellis accepted this invitation
and they walked to point about
yards distant, where they stopped
pulled of their coats. Bryant then
|pped out aiipistol and began -four
|ng It In the bright electric light.
eh was close by.
his Insisted that he was unnrmed
asked that Bryant put aside his
ol, but the latter said. mo; I am
Xtg TO shoot you now" and suiting
action to the word, pulled the trig-
4 Ellis fell to the ground. shot
4bugh the body. Bryant then escap-
but a couple of hours later was
sted near his home and brought
~ Ellis was taken to his room,
re doctors pronounced his wounds
Ftal He made dying statement
&ying all Bryant's charges. and said
Iwas shot in cold blood. Bryant de.
kss to make a statement. but his
EDS mysteriously hint at woman
The case. and say Bryant will be
nerated at a final trial, when the
truth Is told.
preliminary trial this afternoon
pant waived examination and was
wed ban In the sum Of $4,000. which
has not given. Public opinion Is
post unanimous against Bryant. and
e has been strong talk Of lynching
Is sinking fast tonight. and can.
possibly live. Both men are known
educational circles throughout the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

Newport. Tex. Sept 2i.--Married. on
.ne evening Of the Goth. in our town,
Mr jackson Stevenson and Miss MoilIe
Duvali, by Rev. John Walker.
A Joint political discussion between
Hon. j. X wester. Democratic nonni-
nee for the Legislature from this ohe
one Hundred and Ieifth) district, and
ward Rigiey, thX Populist candidate
ior the same otiN, came on on the
svth Al THIS place. "A large crowd Of la
uiea and gentlemen were out to hear
the discussion. An Of the Democrats
We're well pleased with the result. To
say that Wester walked on with his
man would be putting 1t very mildly.
The Pops were all very much disap-
pointed In their man Rigiey. Democ-
raey is all right In this section.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23
|EXAS TOWN TOPICS.



fyler. Tex, Sept. 22.-"The Jolly Old
ums" was the opening play this sea
and was full! OF fun from begin
fg to end. Although comparatively
n this play had n 1t some Of the
p people in the profession. In TRACE
| drama. comedy and mlnstreisy.
n main drift Of the play is after
dipped by the Light of the Moon"
4nglneer Sanders of 1Os had a mar
escape yesterday morning by run
rg over a horse IN a trestle. which
Pew the engine Off the track. bu,
n on the ties The fireman Jumped,
n the engine stopped before Engin-
/. Sanders thought of jumping.
Two cases were tried by the county
Furt yesterday. Sure vs.. Chris john
'on, for carrying brass knucks; not
pity State VI. 5. Il. Crawford, for
lilawfuly cutting timber; not guilty.
|Soodman Bros, retail groSers, re-
|yed yesterday 10000 pounds Of
[dght The shipment included the
pest line Of bottled goods and candles
|ef received by any other east Texas
|ouse.
|Gus Willett had a stalk OF corn on
fhihit that was sixteen and half
Eet high. and the frat ear OF corn was
Eelve feet from the ground.
Major James +. DougleA returned
pine from the south last night.
Rev. Sou Idly ARRIVED in the city from
Fpngvlew last evening.
A L. Clark returned from st. Louis
pa other points last night,
p b. Smith OF Galveston is in the
r L, Robertson went to Mincola last
light.
II. ?, Combs, commercial agent foi
|he Cotton Belt, returned 10 Houston,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

Terrell, Tex, Sept. PA tremendous
crowd OF people were in Terrell today
and the streets were crowded at times
with cotton wagons selling right along
Notwithstanding low prices.
John Whatley. who was so badly
cut by some OF his neighbors few
weeks ago. reports that efforts have
been made to waylay him and that he
foiled one OF their attempts by run
ming on three men, one with a gun.
who appeared TO be about ready to
fire on him. Two parties We're ar
rested
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23
Yours for Bargains,
THE HUB o 's's sss Main.

oont the price aud the fnrmera refused
10 pay more and the result was the
farmers went home without plckore.
but In tho meantime they held meet
lng and decided that they would not
depend upon negro pickefs and pros
ccodod at once 10 make mp q fund
amounting 20 $500 and sent Mr., George
keehle to Houthwcst Texas with In
their railrond fare 10 the fun limit
Of the fund Mr. Itreble loft for Han
Antonio Tuesday and ia expected back
today with 100 cotton plckcra from
tho Rio Grandu country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

Evant, Tex. Sept. 22.-There has
Teen an abundance Of rain here the
last week. greatly retarding cotton
licking, but the weather is fair no"
and all the cry is more handsf
~ u. McNeal has greatly improved
Tie looks Of his stone buildins on 'ne
eonthwest corner Of The square.
Ar Chapman. druggist At Barton
crug store. vas attached yes'e ls.,
'o attend court as a witness at Seiain'
waite. u.
The prayer meeting at inc -,
enureh ench wednesday night y w.
tFIerded
Our saterprislus merchants. Aniin'Ai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

Our si2s broadcloth has no superior
In point OF merit and finish We are
showing these In all leading coiors
For soc We show hroadcloth perfect
IN weave and rnish.
Imported novelties In the latest
weavcs at S5c. si0o. sia5 and M.tO
These goods are fashioned BY cN-
rerionued artists, charmine TO the eye
and desirable to the wcarer.
os.inch imported serEes. rough
weavcs. especially adapted 20 atreei
aud aerviceahic w,x,r Toe per Snrd
SG-inch all wool rciges. ahc.
ad-inch all wool acrRcs, Csc.
ss-inch all Wool novelties. ssc.
ts-inch black silk-wArp Henrietta,
German make, si.0o per yard.
ie-inch black Henrietta. SILK fnish.
7bc per yard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

waco. Tex, Hept a2,--On Mohday
The usual number Of farmers were on
the public square after cotton pickcrs.
Among them were number q fsrmers
from the Hewitt neighborhood. 1he
negroes struck FOR % cents per 100
pounds aud the Hewitt fsrmerE offered
% r~.'u me nerroes refused 10 ac-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

Italy Sept 02-rhe clear weather
We are having Is quite favorable to
gathering the cotton.
Both OF the gins are now running
constantly and the oil mill has CONF
menced work, 10 our towr is all life.
The party Of prospectcrs that won't
south are returning well pleased with
that part OF the state. Several OF the
crowd bought land. and as soon rs
they can get their crops gathered will
move
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

slcns last night In front Of the paeinc
hotel and removed 10 the city hospital,
Giles has been afflicted with the NOR
phine habit and has been given cocaine
ia order TO cure II. Tho change from
one drug to the other has left him in
a sad plight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

trade. ''Se 'o'' ei'e i-n
6 cents. ' ~ i-'"n' f''
me Event sin has two sets OF hands
ana IS run night and day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

Philadelphia. Pa. Sept. zs--lt Is
currently reported that The sugar trust
LII shut down some q ~ rehntr'e1
80 week for an indefinite psIiol ~
mex - ,rarls on the large STOCK OF
oi.si s,rar. Prices declined is cent
Isl1 a,. ,asav which makes a decline for
" W ~ 80 81 IA cent and " y SAID
" ~ shrt down Is regarded AZ ne
- - ~ h order to redLce stock and
keep up prieea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

waco. Tex. Sept ~ -Bi-ssp Joasph
y. Key. resident bishop Of Texas. pf
attorney who hns an ofics st IA -
rived III the city tonight and union
services win DO held IN tbs MsthnBxt
CHURCHES Tomorrow, At which ne Nan
prsaoh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

Money Made In wall street.
n. NJ. BLACK q CO,
Bankers and Brokers.
90 Broadway. Kew FORK.
Write for our letter.

Cd in several state papers. INST shts
morning and modified thafr protsst re-
gafding tomorrow'r excursion. Whi4
they did not indprse the same they fsea
much reconciled since tho sports 3D.
yertised In connection hAga been abss-
doned ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23
saksi SIS Ski

On Monday, September ~. we will
rnine IN sensonhhic silks, Armutcs,
RhadanCa and Poi de Sole, with other
lctding weavcs. at S1.y5 por yard. These
goods are values at Sis.
our buyer, while east, secured two
Job lots ~ senaonnblc silks az about
one-thlrd their actual value. These will
he placed on sale for Monday aud Tues
day only,
one lot. 1900 yards, In ten dirtcrcnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

shades. all dark. imported to sell At
si.g5. to you NJ 5or per yard.
Ono lot, 5000 yariH. IN cvety inanina-
bic shnde. conslstinH Of moire ana other
popular wcaves. 10 you at &c. would be
values at three times that price,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

waco. Tex. sgpi .2.--J a. Diiee, nm
the Methadist Episcopal church. ar
Austin street, wa. ssissd with cohsol-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23
NoYeities IN Dress Goods

Storm Serges. Covertn and broad
cloth. Artistic merit and best construc-
ton found ln these goods.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23
THE TERRY DRY GOODS co.

~ nc ,.sa' ps.sas f" 'a.l".' win
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31
THE HOU SEHOLD.
NAEAZ-E. SC-E-


lie 1.9:ae. g. A--=:.,.: :avo-.:e by
her.. Little Lc'i FAea:,eroy." Mrs.
Francs Eoi.so1 Be.re;, writes y the
mother: :: boys n lie Jc1e :ssce :: ne
ladies' Houae Jocrnal up9a When lie
Dec:les." in ~i.c.. SIC l-.:a:s q: %
vha: ex:en: mothers should influence
their sols in regard 10 their choice al AZ
occupation. Ms Amelia Z. Barr
sketches he r,el:a, implements {: II.
modern wouan il at article q Have
Women Folnd New Weapons NJ.
Frank Stockton likes lie cca.a: Pcu.
era" :hro1,h sAre ridicu,or=.r funny
escApaies in tbs :ls,al,La.: {: lie!
travels NJ. EoTa..= reaches tie
seventh :ns;A,lnen. q his l.:erarv al;3-
biography, Ny Literary Passions.
The biography Of ne nu2 y. coas.>:: :!
four sketches, WIKI p9r:l ats, Q: amer
cas- iayo.::e illustrators, Charles Dana
G!t=on. Alter: 3. W'eazsl, Reginald 3.
Birch, AMI Frank .. Small. ! p1Ac:!c.
ally illustrated article IN Z timely SUI
iec: Is N-. john Gi.gner >E-eti's exp.a-.
alton 0; The Game q 81: tx Women. "
". Hamilton G.c:9a occupies a. 81.
tie PAGE with oIe &. lis og.-o:-lo.! Nus
tra.ions Q: - GARDEN d Lang. Ian;
.A-o." Ine editor dscls-e. VIZ. rank
direc.nes= the question {: sccial purity.
Palmer OK taxes ii: ;nirn!:ab.e Brown.
les On v.si. % The Goddess {: Lii
cry" and the words and music Q: the
song, A Spanish >erenaie. - which
the prize q one hundred d9..arv was
given in TIE Journals Mcs;ca. S-!;=:. are
given. Mrs. Ma..on describes .ha: will
he proper AMI ne*es: in ">lmine. Even.
ing Gowns" tbs season. Maria Pa-.ca
who i in Paris in the interests {; the
journal, describes The -Apar:lnen:
Houses Of Paris" 4 cayeiU,.y.preparel
article On the serving, cann;n; and PEE
se,vin: Of The Berries .: summer. ~
Eliza Z. Parker, will prove va.uat.e 70
hou=ekeepers generally. aid "Mile-:ones
in Married Liz" IS charming: ins:luc-
tive % :he sub;4c: Il welding anniTer.
sar;es. Frank .. Sma., has made ior the
issue an exceedingly dainty cover. PUB.
lishei BY The Curtis Publishing Com.
pany. Q; Philadelphia, Tor ten cents per
number. Q. one dc.,a. pr year.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31
BIBLE TEMPERANCE.

THIS pape; OF B:o;e Tsmpec;.aee vas 'sAe
Mrs. Rev. n. II, Jordan Of Co:I.opo.i9.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union has the bible ior its foundation.
From this sacred source j. draws all its
inspiration. And seeing the liberties Of
90 many American homes floating away
on the sea Of in.en perance, 80 many
noble lives sinking beneath It's alcoholic
pillows never 70 arise. and 50 many mil.
lions ike unto the rivers IT many waters
flowing into the Golfers Of that Old desp9t,
Alcohol, away IRON the purses Of his
ciain.iettered slaves, the fathers oi the
helpless and needy, Is furthermore also
an ever present =timulous to the ". c. T.
L. to rush 70 the rescue.
1t beho,,ves every daughter and mother
Of America 70 enroll as White Ribboner
az well as every homes. son and father to
turn into legitimate channels the 81 .5l0,-
00O, 0Ol spent annually for whisky and
tobacco, to make happy the homes OF the
destitute. You ought TO he amazed at
this fact. Just think Of i, Ii We had
this gigantic SUM in silver dollars laid
down fiat, touching edge to elge, they
would make continuous ring around the
earth. And it would take small army
OF men witt. scoop shovels TO throw away
money as fast az it is being squandered
on these useless habits. Gods word, as
,,pJa nd ta,oIa- f.11,- y.
perance bu. prohibition. He has enact.
ed special laws prohibiting intoxicants
among his people. The priests who were
to minister at his affairs were forbidden to
touch it. "Do not drink wine Or strong
drink, thou nor thy sons with thee, when
We 20 into the tabernacle OF the congre-
CATION, lest We die. 1t shall be & statute
forever through your generation" Total
abstinence.
Strong drink renders men incompetent
TO discharge their sacred duties the same
to-day as in olden times and more 50 be-
cause OF the horrible drugs poured into
mems system May God help the w. {.
T. L. all over the land to do all it can 10
hasten the glad dav when our beloved
America, the land OF the free and the
home Of the brave would TO God this
were true shall dethrone the old despot
ruling in the name OF freedom. In the
language OF frances noble Queen, so.
Liberty, what crimes are committed in
thy name"
The divine command to civil rulers is
equally clear and emphatic: at is not
for kings. It is not for kings to drink
wine nor strong drink, lest they drink
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31
WHOLE -ALg.

WHOLE-ALg.
From yesterdays Ledger:
FLora-S.andari, 50 ga s3.p0; fancy,
$3.35Nt3:j.
Br7TEa = Creamery, mn 22c; dairy,
ga 20c; clrking, l,WlEc.
CHaz.E-Full cream, l;c; Limburger,
&c; brick, I7c.
Encs-Ea-tern, llMllc; ranch, 10.
PorLTkY - Dressed chickens, l3@ l4c
per ID. ducks l3c, geeas: &c, turkeys Sc,
live chickens spring. s3.50N 400 yer
doz. fowls, $500 $3.50; duck, g. - =
800; geese ,<l0Msl2.
VEGETABLE. - Cabbagea, California,
sl7.5 per GENITAL. potatoes, <l0M>l2 per
ton; Yakima, 81; sweets 2 &C per ID. ;
onions, s. 90; turnips, sacks 81 %, carrots
50@ 15c; rutabagas, 800; beeta sl.75 SIX.
MlLLsTrrFs-Bran, $500; shorts, 81
rolled barley, $3.50; choppd feed >2l % (,
chicken wheat, $3.50.
OATs-Sound, $20$@2l per ton.
HAY-1imothy, ast-oi-the-mountains
$500; Sound timothy, 5000 5000.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31
". c. :. I. DEPARTMENT

The sI1 -.v=s ever 80 :a= a.--a;
VIVA: !: c.. gre. - much - w5-,-.
The oc=z1 g.T-s = many w.ys-
G.res pz,ls, g.re. a>1ss. ,.Te:s t4:s
%, 10. =. A.. !; -ire. = b-=Z.l
waer :: SOP -iy!ay, come. il 1e-.a-
Give, gre. = always giving,
We z.7e. 70. :: -. wing.
Ta= -ao:e - -.Ye
Tie --o-e 90 Ire.
-God love aa:A % =. ~ea..a rl~aeaY@1;
Only y e.y.a- !: :: -szl..
TIE tqty w.,Ae:s. AMI he mind.
II PEI: Il - .=.a=a -.1t.
G,ye ::-e2::a. =.Y- thought. gre deed
give p..t
Give love. :.Te :=2-s. 2zi give .hyss,t-
y, IL gives 70: !: 10: living
The more ws gir=,
The more Il. live.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31

- :...e: - ~ sri ..=:vs:: - -
nez.s 6. ~ -. ...:.,I A.. an g:.--s-
-ep-es=-: :. cases q: c:y:, -1.=-s. o.:
p-es: ,4-- rs cao..e,. ~ 1's:s e: -
-ess. -.y=:-.-s .s:.:.4:3,s. .t5:==. -:
:. c.lers l.xa i ne 50 g: :-.=:s. a:4
=. alike arnenat'= = ms sa-.= AZ.
" man :a.-u=:ei VII IL :ac'e; lI:y
.: alm:a..:e.:n: :a= a:tta:-> G: government:
s qualified = re-:3-;n ne o:ic.-. c1..sa-
lions :: us sa.-=i :-rs: when under ne
influence .: stun: drink. !! slch u Re
case legislation : perverted. ;1s:ioe e.
:=a.ei All crimes 9: J., kinds UNPUBLISHED.
May Instances have come unie. or
observation where l.aH :: .reA: :n:-:...y
:: character have ten :r:ne;. ni-h -
s.;.oos d.:hqno,ei AMI :..us::.ous names
sve..as:ir.,y dis.-2cei ~ :u.s iercu II
osc.a. circles. We $ White E:bt4ners
and ten rerauce worser. shC1.i sh1n -
h.1e>: s:ra;a:en = :r:.n:c o..;ce s,auEca
men 9: temperance.
We are -: allowed = cone 80 1sa:
the halo: ok with On. lrh9ly haais g:
!. sae.el precincts :. contaminated, h:
We car use -. :na-e1ce 2nl prayers.
which i lie nations .eav=n g: mara ~.
Col tas promised Whatsoever - a.. il
ny name shall te gwen you, !; We ass
in faith nothing watering. W!tho1:
:a!:h in or wei. We can.o: Please Go-i.
such .: vi. r.: shrink On the verge {:
any ea-:h.: *o=.
The tible likewise assures = tina, re
Hebrew. had absolute prohibition lrE;'4g
their say Of ic-:yyea-s in tie wilderness.
ID said 70 them, with .narsed approval,
"Ye have 10: ea:en breai. neither have
ve drunk VIE nor s.-ong drink. :ha: &c
nav know am lie Lard you. God. "
Q that we today nigh: secure -uc:. &.
i=ci.ve prohibition legislation - existed
among Gods chosen people m3re than
three thousand year: aga But with al
our boa.:sd progress in this lie twilight
0: :he nineteenth century We have 10: a.
.a;uei unto the s:ani.r5. G; t.o..ca. pro
hib:;cry temperance statutes {: Gcd's
holy law ,ha: The Israe,i:es did, oI. have
instead le:rograied. shame on Is 10!
the way ve have misused our enlightened
privileges.
The license .aw is poi;ica. screen ~.
hind which the sa,con Is Julian: oye. Is
uns::n:ed revenues, is q testimony d.rec.
from the lips .; the sa.o9n:..c sa.es Q:
alcoholism. High license ! demon
s:ra.ed failure. I: only cen;ra.izes AMI
en:rercAes the saloon maze ;u.pre.nably
within is in.aui:3us brea-:wogAs, where
il can successfully l@.Fe.ua:e i.se.; a :
leya.!zed parasite On lie legitimate and
honorable Industries o; th- country. AMI
leave 10 pos;eFi,v perverted. demo-a,ized
characters anl a misguided nation Eo.i.
.ica..y. To c9un:ersc: this We White
Ribborers cease 10: 70 lat0r TIL We ~
Gods help shall have .rasEel The price
less jewel.