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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21
NeleHsoRHooO ITEMS.

Ellsworth Reporter, Jan. u.
One hundred aud seventy-five rail.
way employees OF the U. +. r. r.,
took supper at Keiley's hotel last sun
day night and breakfast Monday
morning. They. had been employed
between Ellsworth and CarneirO in
removing the snow from the track.
Ellsworth county was organized In
1867. Named after Fort Ellsworth, a
rude jacai structure built on the bank
Of the smoky Hill, In 1854 This fort
was 80 called 10y General Curtis in
honor Of the officer who constructed
it. Allen Ellsworth, second lieuten-
ant of Company II, seVenth Iowa
Cavalry. When the name was
adopted for the county, u was sup
posed that the Fort had been named
in memory Of Colonel +. +. Els
worth, of national fame.
EyLsworh Democrat, Jan. u:
Mr.. Perry Hodgden lost six head Of
cattle last Friday night from expos
ure to the storm.
II. r. Hoseman has been chosen
chairman by the board Of county conf
missiOners for the ensuing year.
At the meeting Of the Western Mu-
tual Building aud Loan Association
Tuesday evening the following di-
rectOrs were chosen for the ensuing
year: II. Rammelsberg, G p. Peale,
ID. 3. Long, J. w. Powers. +. G. Jan
zen aud J. +. Baker. The officers
elected are President, H. Rammels-
berg; vice-president, ID. b. Long;
treasurer, J. w. Powers secretary,
l.. b. Hall. The reports Of the treas
urer which were audited and accepted
by the finance committee, show the
Association 10 be in very prosperous
condition.
Lincoln Center Ba3mer, Jan IS:
The railroad graders commences
work with aboIt a dozen teams
Thursday morning on Waits addi-
tiOn to the CITY.
BroOEriUe Transcript, Jan s..
Mr.. Chas. Cooley lost about 500
worth Of stock in the storm Of last
week.
LiHdsbOrg Nctrs;
A. Amos has sold his interest in
the livery stable of Amos 4 Thomas
~ ohnh - taAAAs
The County Commissioner have
issued u call for an election to be held
Feb. D. for the purpose Of voting
bonds 70 erect a Jail and court house:
which is not 10 cost more than s7j.-
O0O.
McPherson Freeman:
Two hundred aud thirty-dve head
Of hogs, and a number OF cattle, all iu
the vicinity Of WINDOW, were frozen
to death, during the blizzard Of the
seventh. Mr.. COnnel losing five head
of cattle. RI. l.. AbercrOmbie, near
Galva lost thirty-twO head OF cattle
Archie Brown near thIs place lost p
head of cattle. From other portions
Of the county smaller losses are re-
ported.
Minneapolis Messenger ian. II:
Alva Section Capt. Hur-t's rancho,
lost during the last cold snap IS mead
Of cattle. This Il a severe loss 70 Mr..
Scott who can illy affJri Ii, and has
lsbOred hard 20 gather his herd.
From all directions come distress
ing accounts Of losses Of stock by the
storm. Commencing in this city,
with Mr.. Ruggles. in the loss Of
number Of tat hogs at the stock yards.
aud A. Bowman and f. o. Davis fan
cv stock breeder in the loss Of several
hundred dollars worth OF fine hogs az
their pens, the bad luck extends in
every direction. On the Saline our
large sheep rsisers have suffered Sc
verely.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21
IS WOMAN SUFFRAGE INCOMPATIBLE
WITH THE TEACHINGS or
The BIBLE?

An address deferred before the Sail
ma WOBlda's Suffrage Association.
Thursday eUeRing, Dec. Il, 1895, by
the Rev. W. A. SimEins.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

THE Lincoln Center Banner has
been sold u c. B. Daughters and
james II. Smith.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21
Minneapolis Messenqer "a. y:
Junction Gin Enion:

Manhattan Republic: Speaking
OF Gen. Grants history, just issued
Charles Burnham says be sat up until
after midnight reading IL, he wa -
interested. Our distinguished stock
raiser served ;as dispatch carrier at
General Grants headquarters during
the terrible fighting brfOre Petersburg,
aud, Of course, saw the old hero often.
Twelve years after the war Mr.. Burn
ham attended one Of President Grant =
receptions, aud as soon ne the Gen.
caught q sight Of him he said, "HOT
are you 23rd COrps?n During the
twelve years Mr.. Burnham haJ put
about 100 extra pounds Of flesh, aud
he was recognized at once.
The first work Burnham ever did
In Kansas was 10 canvass for the
Union. He travelled horseback aud
first struck up Chapman. The rains
began % descend and the floods came.
He camped on the banks OF the Chap
man until such time as he could cross.
And when be came 70 the solomon
too much water was there also. He
had such luck In crossing the Saline.
Down In Mcpherson the Smoky also
troubled him. We furnished him
with q balky horse, which he traded
OF for q good one down in MePher-
s0n. The horse he traded on we
bought Of Calien and the horse he
brought hcms we lost. He turned In
big list, threw up the jon, went %
eierking for Billy BiAkely, and from
thence moved rapidly up % grocery
and shOrt-hoFn fame. Nothing like
starting right
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21
SALTNA, KANSAS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, Is

ELLSWORTH and Saliva can shake
hands over one thing, that ia, they
both have very brave and gallant
young ladies who will Voluntarily 90
forth and make 3 path through the
snow drift in front Of the gate, 50
their gentleman callers can get
through safely. We think they are
deserving Of high degree OF praise. -
Eli1rOrfh Democrat.
Yes, but just think Of Junction City !
Down there the female track il a. big
ss barn-door, and one Junction City
girl alone at each recurrent snow
fall makes herself useful a. a snow
plough. They take turns at blowing,
and Brother Martin should see that a
suitable compensation Is made by the
city council for their invaluable ser
vices.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

FirH Wrd-J. n. Gib.sn and e. y. Unisruood
$500 Harf-Jousihsu Weaver and c. Eber-
harit.
~ Harf-w. r. Flanders snd r. A. Levitt
F5s-fi W1-s-A shuliy and e. S. Conrad.
Anart-s r-rr1iarp-N. Wilson ard }. N Ander-
On.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21
B. G. LbEHAN,
Contractor and Builder.

g1-ti1nf aaf RIfisuafsl Firnirisf - Arp'irofias
~ prepared y eEecute anT Kind Of unrk IN
Aee ogidiuE line-hcuucs, barns &c r., a. Fetanna-
- Fricea- CAL % ne e. ne Hoops farm IN Eu-
rseA t1HnahiR, uusi branch Gype6m eresk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
DENIS0N.
A tribute OF Sympathy TO The Be.
reRyed Parents Of Bright
Little One.
Little One.
A Thief Jugeed ana Horse, Saddle and
Birdie Recovered IN an Hour After
this Theit.


! specialize tho Gazette'
DENIsoN, Tx, May 25.--The popula
Mr.. Il. c. Judge, representing the larg,
glassware aud queensware house Of Peas
lee, Gaulbert 6 Co., Louisville, KY, wa.
in the city yesterday selling large bills o
goods, as usual, for this cnterprisln!
house,
United States Deputy Marshal Hack
ney returned from Fort Smith last night
where he has been In attendance or The
| federal court,
g. Il, Wright of w, A. Shaw & Co.
Galveston, Tex, Is in the city canvasslnl
Tor n state directory.
a TRIBUTE or sYAtPNrHY ~ MRS. u. II. CAMP
RELL,
"Saner little children to como unto me an
forbid them not, for of sueh IA the kingdom
OF Heaven"
List, weeping mother list, to the sound
Like heavens soft music II falleth around
" apt0keth Of peace, 70 spoHketh 10 thee;
. suilsr your darling TO come unto me-
oh let them come, detiin them not here,
,lhs earth ia TOO dark, too cold and too drcar
l.etthrm come 10 my arms, my glory tos see,
on, suffer your darling TO come unto me
To cave them came from you bright heaven
And bore all the weight of stern Justices
frOwu,
70 redeem them | bled on < alyary'e tree.
ineh suuer your beloved ono to come unto nc.
Let them come with mo to that land Of light
Ana III robe them In garments of 'fidelcss
They , sH9ll sport ~ sall waters beneath rc's
Then suffer your loved ones TO come untome.
q, dry all your tears, you viii Join him ore Iong
And unite with him In tho rapturons song
Ihnt the ransnmed shall slug, forever and ave
lhen suner your darling TO como unto me-
Don'son, May az 1856.
W. H. Wilde, who has been in the CITY
several months looking after the inter
ests Of his lace brother, j. b. Wilde, de-
ceased, left yesterday for New York, via
Gaiveston. HeWill not return again, but
VIII visit Washington territory with a
view Of locating there In business.
The city election for the purpose Of in
structug the city council as TO whether
the said council should elect trustees for
The public schools, passed off very
quietly, small vote being polled,
This moraing Mr.. w. i. Yarborouph.
living six miles southwest OF Honey
Grove, Tex, arrived In the city and went
70 Deputy United States Marshal Hack |
aey aud informed him that a negro had
stolen his horse and a saddle from an |
olhes party. Marshall Hackney was given
description Of the horse aud the negro, |
md Immediately set out with AIr. Var. |
borough to the northeast part OF the city,
md In about an hour returned with the |
MEL horse aud saddle. Mr.. Yarboronnh
eit for home with his horse to-day, and
VIII return next Tuesday, being the time
et for trial OF the thief. II is a clear
ase against the negro
Denison may feel proud OF her city.
ounty and state officers, as more wide.
wake and efficient set OF Officers would
. hard 70 find. The negros name is
rant Walker,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

You will never suffer from tobacco
chewers' heartburn or indigestion II you
chew only Finzer's patent Havana-cured
Turf plug. Seven separate points OF
superiority: Pure brandy-peach favor (;
thirty per cent. less nicotine than the
mildest; outlasts the strongest; plugs
always plant; no bitter after-taste; not
grain OF grit. For sale, wholesale by
Joseph H. Brown, Fort Worth, and at re-
tail, by all dealers In fine tobaccos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
Gulf, Colorado ( Santa 70
RAILWAY COMPANY
SeCretary's Office.
GALyrsroN, TEX, March 20, 1885.

GALVESTON, TEX, March 20, 1885.
To the Stockholders OF the Gulf, Colorado \
Santa re Railway company:
Notice IL hereby given, pursuant to an
order Of the board Of directors OF said
company, that a meeting Of oil the stock.
holders of said company is called, TO be
held at the general Office Of said company
at the city Of Galveston on Monday, the
l4th day OF June next, 1886, ct u o'clock
M, 10 consider and sanction, If 1t be
their wish, the increase OF the capital
stock OF said company so that the same
shall amount to ten millions Of dollars;
also the obtaining Of an amendment 70
the charter Of the company authorizing
such increase. WATERS S. DAVIS,
SECRETARY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
GLADSTONE WANTS no APPEAL.
The Grand old aInu Wants Vote ON IA,
lrlAh Policy.


Irish Policy,
LONDON, May 25, p. m.-The oablne,
met at noon to-day aud is sun In session.
The conference Is generally regarded as
exceptionally important, and as bearing
directly on the political crisis. When the
cabinet had been ia session half an hour
a special messenger was dispatched after
baron Herschell, lord high chancellor.
ne was az the time engaged In great
lawsuit, The nature OF the summons he
received caused him TO abruptly cancel
mis- engagement and repair at once 60 the
cabinet meeting. II Is stated that the
cabinet viii certainly decide whether or
not the government win dissolve parlia-
meniand 80 to the country on the pre.
miers irish policy.
p, n,--The meeting OF the cabinet
lasted an hour and twenty minutes. AZ.
Ter the adjournment MIR. Gladstone
started for Windsor castle TO See the
queen, 1t is rumored that he WIN advise
tne queen to Immediately dissolve parlia-
ment. f"'''"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

Honest dealing, truthful representa-
ton, security to buyers. These are the
inducements we offer IN connection with
our magnificent stock, including all
things useful, ornamental and indispensa-
bic IN dry goods, ladies' and gents fur
nlshing goods, clothing, hats, boots and
shoes. In vide range for selection, In
quautity aud quality, IN newest and most
exclusive styles, in prices uniformly low
on every article, we ask but one visit TO
prove these existing facts by comparison
OF goods and prices. i. J. WHITE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
IN THE FAR EAST.


ArusNs, May 25.--The Greeks have 10.
gaiaed oantra by a turning movement
The Turks have been repulsed at crits.
over, aud many killed The Greek gen.
ersl Lorls, was mortally wound.
ed Eyeub Pasha and C,en.
l.edaunseaki the Turkish ana
Greek commanders, reMectlveiv
nave completed an agreement far an
armiStice. The Greeks accuse Tho Tnrks
oi capturing Cen,ra by troachery They
say that while Turkish ollcer with n
nav OF truce was parIeylng with the
Greek commander, the Turkish troop
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

Pure baking powders are one OF the
chief aids 70 the cook In preparing per.
ieot and wholesome food, and the house.
vile viii do well TO be on her guard
against baklug-powder ,ramps. Silver
Loaf Baking Powder is never peddled
from house 10 house, as the mauufactur
ing establishment Of j. II, Brown Is
taxed 70 It's nttermost 10 supply the
demands that come through legitimate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

CmcAoo, III, May PA novel strike
was developed at Feathcrstone's foundry
yesterday. The men struck recently for
eight hours. Their demands we're grant
cd They have since become dissatisfied
with the system, and yesterday demanded
ten hours. The proprietor refused to
grant the demand, and the men struck
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

pEM REApEa We drop you this note
as a personal invitation to call and in.
speet our splendid stock OF spring aud
summer goods. Stock complete in all
departments, Prices will tempt hume.
dlate buying Please call soon and
oblige III WnIrr ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

Hotels, Restaurants aud BoRrdinE houses
Who buy 10 job lots will do well 10 con.
suit our prices before buying your pro-
visions elsewhere, as we are jobbers and
VIII give you provisions at wholesale
prices. FORT WORTH GRocgR Co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

everybody TO throw part OF their inilu.
ence IN favor Of the Eclipse lumbor.yard.
~ TIE new stand, corner Tenth, between
Main and Houston streets. Bargains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

DO you feel low spirited aud averse TO
all eNert'ong II Is symptom of as.
ordered liver which Norris Cascarine
VIII Cure
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

Morris Cascarino Is boon Ia the
enhetou, II Is u neverfallpg remedy for
dyspepsia, irregularliy OF The bowels
constipation and liver disease.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
THE
Valdaia & Pennsylvania Rolta
is the Shortest, Quickest and Rest Lin.
From
ST. Louis to New York and the East.

by Schedule in effect January /, 1850, trains
run east bound as follows:
Day ENpresg-Leave st Louis a. M, (arriye
chicago NJ, Cincinnati To- D. MI arrive
Goiumbus ll:gD y. m, PltJshurg $40 next a. m
baltimore Gao p. m, Washington $40 u. m
p N; OF nc next day, with through Pullman
hotel sleeping cars Tor New York; parlor cars
ior indianapolis, and legant day coaches Tor
Chicago. ~
Passengers By Day ENpross can connect NJ
Columbus With the LiuiitGd Express" and ar
riSe Nv New YORK az 6;55 y. m. OF next day
Eastern Fast Mail ana iudianaDuts md Gin
cinndu EXpress--Lcaye st. LGuls ut 7: 40 u. m
arrive Indianapolis As a. NJ, Cincinnati 7.g5
a; m with reclining CHAIR cars through to Gin
ClnnAt,
Eastern Express Leave St. Louis 100 N m
arrive AT Chicago $50 q. m }, arrive Columbus
II 10 next u. m, Pittsburg 6;lO D. m Raltimore
5;g9 a. M, Washington 80 s. M, PhTndelphin
o;b5a, M, ana at New York $40 second morn
ing, hours earlier Than formerly with PM.
man bunot Sleepers through TO New York, also
Pullman slerpers TO Chicago and IntiIanspolis
! MESSENGERS In the latter nro not disturbed iii
breakfast tlme Magnificent new recIinInp
chair cars from ST. Louis to Columbus Yin In
dlahapOlls, Iree of charge for passengers hold
LIST class passage tickets.
ABOVE trains run daily, Saturday and Sunday
included, No extra charge FOX fact trains.
In addition TO above trains the Ipdiapnuolis
Accommodation and Cincinnati Eypr, az VII
leave ST Louis at 7:l5 a, m. daily, exeept SIM
gay, arrive indianapolis at 1885 p. M, Cineln.
hau ;lu p M: with parlor cars TO Indiangpolls
and from indianapolis to ClucnAatI
IlcEets over Vandalla Line and full ipfo,rn
uon can be secured on application To tisIet
a aS Gnu, OF connecting lines In the West, or by
Gent Pass. AIT ST. Lonis Ma
IHOS. III. THORP, :. w. r. A. Dallas 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

UVuu seu tIad iau ~ 40 stvs, avap1uy tssu
reward Of years OF faith aud trust. lie
was leading the woman he loved TO the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

sNo, 50 long as ne tnfnks you are goiug
on your errand shall BE able 20 keep him
calm, Tell your mother sll, aud DO not
r--ILLLl lL-ll Aalll A..n IL .h.a .l.a-a a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
Gninn's Pioneer Blood Remover
A SUPERB
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Cures all Blood ana skin Diseases, Rheumatism,
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receipt Of price, Small bottles, 81 90; large
81 Is.
kesay on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
Tree MACON AEuICnsE COMPANY,
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

II servants were at beck aud call.
he had gone out, and II was sup
4 was wandering about the grounds.
!. ~. go. "A No nlnea. NJ. nurnn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

love: Mss me, my IuuuIeIi suyv NV auu
bless mcln
threw my arms round her aud kissed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

WILL RETIRE FROM THE FRONTIER.
ATHENS, May 20 both the Greek and
Turkish armies aru mutually surrender
ing the prisoners and the positions they
respectively captured during the frontier
fighting of the last few days, and both
armies will to-day commence retiring
from the frontier
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
n H LIE IT !.
FoRTI YEARS sUFFEaEB FBon
G. n ETn "A E2- Ia. I'll
wonderfuI 10 RoIate !

"FOR FORTY YEARS ] have been a victim
70 CATARtlI-- three .fourths OF the time q sui
ferer from EXCGUCIATING PAINS ACROSS
MY FOREHEAD and MY NOSTRILs, The dis
charges were so Ofenrivc that l heeltAte TO
mention II, except for the good II may do some
other sufferer. bavo spent a young fortune
from my earnings during my forty years OF suf (.
fering To obtain relief from the Doctors ]
have tried patent medcinea--every one could
learn 0f-fr0m the four corners OF the earth,
with no relief. And AT LAST (57 years OF agel
have mot with remedy that has cured me on
tircly--madc mo new man. ! weighed l2s
poundB and now weigh l36. I used thirteen
bottles OF tho medicine, aud the only regret !
have IL that being In tho humble walks OF life
may not have influence 10 prevail on oil
catarrh sufferers TO use what has cured me,
Guinn's Pioneer Blood Remover.
HENRY CHEvEs.
No. 2d7 Second St., Macon, Ca
Mr.. Henry Cheyes, the writer OF the above,
formerly OF Crawford county, now of Macon,
Ga, merits the confidence OF all interested In
catarrh W. a. HUFF,
EG-Mayor of Macon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

steaithiiy surrounded and captured two
Greek companies. A decree has been
issued ordering all soldiers entitled 70 ex-
cmptlon from service in time Of peace TO
be disbanded forthwith. Two classes Of
the Reserves win be disbanded immedi-
ateIy, and the three other classes eight
DAYS hence. Volunteer soldiers will be
liberated. The Greek commanders at
Laussa, Trlkala aud Ark have been or
dered to withdraw their forces into the
interior.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26


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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-06-23

Butter, butter, nice and fair;
how wonder what you are ; are
you really what you seem? We're
you AIDE of grease, or cream !?
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-08
The Successful Casuist.

Arithmetic is terribly puzzling
sometimes, and when ones interest
is involved in the matter it is almost
impossible to add up column Of
figures correctly. A gentleman who
lived by his wits, and it must be con.
fessed gets very fair living, when in
the country last summer wanted TO
borrow some money of plain, good
natured farmer.
II want to borrow six dollars" he
said.
The farmer only had three dollars,
and so the man of wit said
"Well, / wish you would owe me
the other three aud we'll settle up In.
few days"
When the day OF settlement came
the farmer was befogged, bepuzzled
and somewhat disgruntled by this
conversation. The farmer said,-
you owe me three dollars, don't
you ?" II;
Certainly / do" was the reply.
"Well, will you pay me 7"
wen, my dear 1ellow, tnlnk our
account is about square. wanted
to borrow six dollars, you remember.
You let me have three and said you'd
owe me the other three. Now, then,
you haven't paid that three.And con-
sequently still owe it to me. | owe
you three dollars and if you will give
me the three dollars you owe me /
viii instantly pay you the three dol
lars l owe you. Nothing could be
fairer than that / think.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-08

Where the Autumn sun Is shining
: Through leafy maze o'erhead,
There Iassie sits repining,
All the joy within her dead.
1t Is but the old, old story
Oh q lover proved untrue,
Yet life seems TO lose its glory
All its hopeful roseate hue.
Then with patient, sweet endeavor,
Lovingly her mother tries
To dismiss despair forever
Chase the sorrow from her eyes.
And the. tender words. revealing
All the unspoken love OF years,
Wake a newer. holier feeling,
Bring the priceless gift OF tears.
Well may hearts ceaseall repining,
In mothers love secure
Love that needs no fires refining,
Ever watchful, ever sure!
Love that's Ikea pure stream wellinp
From hcaven-fed mountain crest
Love all earthly love excelling
Love the truest and the best!
n Boston Budget
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-08
4 Hard Case.

al was standin' on me bate at the
corner, yer honor"
"Chestnuts!p
And this lad, the prisoner, on
soolted mel"
"Ratsl''
"Those were his wurruds, yer
honor. livery toime | addressed q re-
mark to q fellow .ofiicer, this young
reprobate inthrojuiced his slang, MAX
ing me new green necktie and white
regulation gloves a subject Of onplea-
SAINT remark
"Ob, cheese il, cullyl Yer givin'
taffy to der big wig See here, your
honor, his jags-n
"Jagsl" gasped the Judge; what
language is this?"
"His nibs. his giblets, was drown
ed"
"Downed!n
Drowned: drunk. He'd bin lush
ing in de Blazing Rag saloon, and
couldn't navigate his pins. He fought
he'd make de gang trob aud trill wild
a sense of his autority, and we did
him up in torough manner. He tried
to trow his club at us, and got thrun
to der sidewalk, and run me in, be-
cause | happened to be near him."
"It's a pravarication, yer honor.
The law was onsoolted He's o
harrud case!'
"Ten days in the house of correc-
tioD."
What !? See here, old snooze,
dere amt no justice in dat. / wasn't
doing nawthin, and his outlets knows
it,. He hain't get no autority to make
no trets agiD me, nav he hain't, and
thrust me inter no dungeon. I've got
political influence, have, and I'll
have.bot of you discharged. Who'll
take a note to de mayor to come
down here and see about me? Ten
daysl Ill fix you, MIlcahy, when /
get out againP'