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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-11-30
SPlENOoR FROM WITHIN,
The Only Thing Which Makes the Rea
and Lasting Splendor From Without.

and Lasting Splendor From Without.
Looking on fine faces. we admire
three things-featureS, color and ex-
preston. The features, these forms of
brow aud nose and chin, are requests,
coming often from far ancestors; our
colors, too, are in the main requests,
depending on the quality of tissue and
of blood the more immediate parents
give it; but oppression is very largely
our own affair. And, even with good
features and the clearest colors. ex-
preston is the best part of beauty"
The play of thought and will and feel
ing on the face-of noble thoughts, firm
self-controls, and pure, unselfish, gen.
tie feelinc%we can ourselves secure,
If so we will. Ten years of habit,
three years, or only one, viii affect eX-
preston much. Some one has said
that every face ought to be beautiful
at forty and another, that no old
person has a right to be ugly, be-
cause he has had all his life in which
to grow beautiful That is to say,
LIES opportunities of nobleness, or
even forty years of opportunity, if well
used are enough to make 50 much beau
ty within that it can not help coming
through the surface in graceful habits
of the nerves and muscles The trans
figuration of pleasant smile. kindly
ightings of the eyes, restful lines of
self-control about the lips, pure shin
ings of the face as great thoughts kindle
inwardly, these things no parent makes
inevitably ours. and no fitful week or
two of goodness gives them, and no
schooling of the visage, either, but only
habitual nobleness and graciousness
within; and this ,riil give them all
Splendor from 1cithis, 1t is the only
thing which makes the real and lasting
spIendor brithout. Trust that inevitable
law of self-expression. Be, not seem,
Be to seem Be beautiful. and you will
by and by seem so. Carve the faces
from within, not dress it from without
Within lies the robing-room, the
sculptor's workshop For whatsoever
would be fairer, illumination must be-
gin in the sOul-the face catches the
glow only from that side 1t is the
spirits beauty that makes the best face.
even for the evenings company; and
spirit beauty is the only beauty that
outlasts the work and wear and pain of
Iife.-CHity.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-11-30
DOT SURPLUS IS ALL RIGHT.

Hans Brietman Raye party
Where Is dot party nowt
The Nation had . surplus:
Where 10 that surplus nowt
G. Cleveland whacked the surplus;
Where Is G. Cleveland nowt
His message struck the surplus;
Where IL that message uowi
Free Trade assailed the surplus;
Where are Free Traders new.
The Mills bill hit the surplus;
Where 10 the Mills bill nows
They all "shied at the surplus;
Where are the "shyers" nout
The country had surplus;
Where Ia that surplus nows
Don't worry about the surplus:
Twill be all right nowt
Troy [L. ~ 7i1seA
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-11-30

Increase of numbers, duplicating the votes Of
their fathers brothers and husbands"
To make men fill their political duties
political revival Is needed There
can be no revival without women. To
elevate politics we must make voting
fashionable. There can be no fashion
in voting while women are excluded
Wo1sdn's Journal
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-11-30
-AiL1delDht1 Press.


~ The Democrats who were bet
ting on Michigan lave gone out into
the woods to meet the fellows who
staked their money on Minnesota
Burlington HaUkeye.
IA The Brigadiers who have been
sojourning abroad for the past few
years at the expense of the country
they tried to destroy can prepare to
come home--Oiio STATE Journal
"a Thanks to the Republican Ma
tional Committee. They were men.
every one, and were backed up by men
from the Atlantic to the Pacific. More
harmonious and energetic workers
never united to accomplish greater re-
sulss.--Chicogo Inter Ocean.
"a It has been decided that tho
people Of the United States do not on
coming to the forks Of the path, take
the one that leads downward into the
barbaric lands, but they are on the
march for the higher and better civili-
zation where the sunlit cities shine
VI luc n21AS- -SSsS6ss1<t SoHsHscFCto<
Gazette.
n6The Democrats say that the Re-
publicans bought up" enough votes
to carry New York. II that was the
case, there must have been = good
many Democrats for sale. But it is
not true The Republican gain was in
the country, where the purchaseable
vote is not found This seems to de-
stroy that plea--Caicago Journal.
~Farewell to thee. Grover the
Lucky, Bayard the Blunderer. Gar
land the Unsavory. Black the Total
Wreck, Higgins the Heller. Phelps the
Chappie. German the Smooth, Steven
son the Headsman, Kelley, the Royal
Football. Dickinson the Partisan. and
all the phantasHaso rical crew who
have strutted and fretted through the
nightmare of what seems a political
dream,-BufIIo Express.
SThink Of it, There is not only
a prospect, hut an absolute certainty.
OF Delaware bring represented in the
Senate by a Republican,. The little
colony, which has all along been
looked at as the personal pocket-piece
OF the Bayards (Buyarcs. if you please,
with the accent on the Buy), has at
last plucked up courage and obtained
a Republican majority in its Legis-
lature- This insures a Republican
Senator. if the aristocrstic king OF the
copperheads does not rake use of the
first syllable of his pronounced mama
Mail
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-11-30

-Superstitious people at Keokuk, Ia,
were almost scared to death by a
whistling buoy, which was placed in
the river by the Government They
thought it was ghost
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-11-30
AFTER THE ELECTION.

~ The educational campaign has
been a wonderful Democratic eye
opener.-N T. Tribune.
The Solid South " and 1.-The
Solid North" will merge into 1.-The
Solid United States" Hail, Columbia!
Minneapolis Tribune
nRovER CLEVELAND
UoNE UooN
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-11-30

with a baby? Why, eff it had the collie
you wouldn't know how to make SCOT
tea an as for bringin' it through teeth
in, tell you candid, l don't believe
you can do it With that he burst out
laughin'. and said he'd show me his
baby. an I'm blamed eff he hadn't
'dopted great big teller, nigh en- about
as big an old as he was. He said he
did it for comp'ny. but it stands TO rea-
son that ef Tom had had to work he
wouldn't had no call to saddle hisself
with that great feller for comp'ny.
Howsomever, Tom said he had a
mighty gift for kyards, and you know
Toms got hankerin' that way hisself."
The conversation drifted into other
channels, and think | was almost the
only one who noticed that when Jim
Eduunds and his family came out of the
shop and re-entered the clumsy old
wagon that a handsome young noun
taineer, who had listened to the story
with a flush on his face, slipped quietly
away from the gossiping group and
joined them Even from where | was
| could see the glad light of welcome
that leaped into the girls beautiful eyes
at his coming. He handed her tenderly
into the wagon, and as it moved Off up
the mountain walked beside it. bending
his stalwart head toward the tender.
shy face, half hidden by the big sun
bonnet.
l thought that was the last / was
likely ever TO see of the Cruesus OF
Boomtown- 1t was a curious story /
had heard of a simple and credulous
nature having its cupidity aroused into
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orrios. and uufuur nccpra;iors.

a lady riding In ga elevated train rc.
Gently WINS attracted by the singular
beauty uf hand Tag carried b. the lady
sitting by her side Curiosity overc1mc
reserve before long. and she unmarked
upon tho bcauty Of the bag
III was made from the akin OF n rat.
tlesnni,c." aaid the owner. calmly.
How wonderfully pretty Il isl' ox.
claimed tho admiTcr. leaning forward to
examine II morc carefully. Tho owner
looked pleased and surprised
you arc tho very first person" she
said. Ito whom have told what II il that
has not shrunh from Il. saying. i don't
Gee how you can carry itr This wna ono
of Barnuns big rnttlcsnakcs. a friend
OF minc Is employed In tho circus men.
Hrcric. aud when this reptile died hc gayc
me the skin have small rug made Of
Il. besides ,hi1 bag. and It is bordercl
with tho skin OF "a leopard that also 10.
lUngod TO Barnum. ! havo the skins uf
several u Barnun's dead animals and
they make beautiful articles. That OF n
Einho made into a rubp bordorcd with
tiger fur 10 greatly admired. am long
ing for an elephant TO die now. for | have
n chair that will be inn when it 10 up.
holutcrel with tho mouse culOrcd hide. II
Ia u great advantage 10 have such unique
decorations that 10 ono could initiate
tl'e'r New lcr. Cor Chicago herald.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-26

loads to Tho United States. Dgt Enoy uro
no longer tho chief raw material Paper
ibers are obtained from old roP'. Jute
butts. straw Of tho various grains. from
many grasses and reeds, and from the
wood OF cypress. pine, poplar, spruce
hemlOek b.lsswood. sycamore ana other
trees Now gruat mills prepare the ilbar
stock for paper manufacturers. who buy
Il Ly the ton. Ia bulk and thon work II
into whatever shapes their buEiness ~
quires As II costs FAR less to carry
chemicals to tho forests than 1t would TO
transport The lngs. wood pnlp establish
ments arc generally located near sources
Of supply
Tho chief chemicals arc lime. potash.
soda ash and oaustic soda Fheao nlkalles,
dissolved In water 10 make tho cooking
liquids. have been employed IN hugo
wooden tanks Ia which, becsuso the tem-
penatiro esiill not 10 carried above Toll
Ing heat. ID was necessary 10 continue the
cooking from two To three days The
progress Of invention has recently made II
possible 10 greatly reducn the time 70
9niTed for this pHrpo.e. The demand Tor
paper In all forms for old and new uses j.
unlimited and Is daily Increasing In
no part IT tho globe is thero q grcater
variety Of vegetable lhcrs than IN "a"
south. whose cane brsskea, swnmps. Tor
e,is aud cotton fields can furnish mex
hsnstiblc quantities for all time The
cotton plantations alone could probably
supply every pulp mill In American with
n uiItsrisl ehesply G.stiercd and handled:
and containing a long, strong. bsautliu
nber -Iialtlmore Journal of Commerce
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via, I.s.lop mud r.rl. nj.

In London and Pals tho annual ave
rsgo eonsump,.an head Of population Is
stated la b. a. follows, tho greater quan
thy Ia each r.7e being credited 20 tho
psslsian Apr.ss, o. pounds and d ounces
LIS pounds. peEfs. 20 pounds and 0
ounres-i.D ponds and ~ ounces. peas,
. pounds and ennocs-6 pounds and Ia
ounces. carriis. pounds aud . ounces
~ pounds. alfry. II ouneca-b pounds
and - ouncr, cherries. . pounds and III
ounees-2O pounds and I ogncca' plans
and daflsons. q; iaguil and u ounces
Isl pounds EuI : ounces, rafpheFTics.
1 ounces-2 POUNDS. simWbgrEles, Y
pounds and a. 6luaa-l pounds AMI y
ounces. HafarHls, polnd nnd . ounces
- pounds Hf . uHurra
on tho atls. land, while the Lonioner5
81, l,J puurli I ouure1 ~ Potatoes.
the Parlsisn faIs only % pounds and
I ounccs III lsrura consumption ~
onions. tomato rHhtIl',, clrumher'
End ,uruif1 q Eis1 lrr.irT ,n i"'.i"n
than "a iiaTl5. bat viih 'a-" rsr'p
iiona the irrieh aw ty ff tH' lsI'ui
consumcra of i0Iii and Nts r;-i..1 -noN'!
Housekeeping
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-26
rn,.,si.-tsa, rrss,. Of Massage.

IN a discussion af this sublrs; BY nh,,
ish physicians of rfaiurncr. Iir symuas
ircics DECLARED. o., ta1 results u lis own
experiments On bralshy pcupHa. fFuia a
combination %; tie various massage man
lpala;l1ns. ihEt tho icztgFu uf tho skln
va. imrfpyr,i. Ito f.Hsp % locality Ia.
rrvzsrsl. ;tr gcugrai holy temperature
~As ratEsl aad the FRS surface irtsI-Es-
,urp - /. f-as. utsa.r faaasE-u tcuams
higher than that uf ;ha faat 81 tl.., lYa.S.
..hits htsiafifrlf ftassaet a>ss'-1-e4 US
surface ,rfnfrFz'uru % tho cNirviali!Sa:
a oour-r uf tlAsssss u ono iaaaih's aaFs.
,laa inrF,.asrsi thr tapiy ysclrh:. tho spir'
,iir. muscular sfreastA aaa ab..ii! 90
sleep gad varS vvil
Dr PlsyfsiT esrrcssci I; - lis opinion
tina; massage i oaiy nfi~ sEcui. along with
oyc.icrtlng and ,rrciqsa lfari prvviotn
surroundings. IN tho ;frziuoa: Of pro
!ouud cnaes Of r-rvpua debility OF fnalng'
triilna. itr exact character 81 which ..
nds a. SCI thoroughly unlrT1'ood. suino oi
tho casfs which yFcFs cofuHsuuly Eccoun'esi
a. lncuFahic and urra e-raa 20 thcis
families cuuil. b. Thought. To- cured by
thrso taczaa. Mes i1rA TF.lguc
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s,.h w.,rh.. trn,, I'm car..

There Is no sccrc; nbou; the process.
The uuiy thing Is 10 have n proper nizcd
furnace and to get up sufficient heat
Tho business has developed of late. but
mauuiactuufr. aay tho margin Of profit n
small Il costs more 80 tncli the tcnpI
than common iron Chipl rrshy for tho
furnace cust 81 n t1a The sa1h weights
produced arc of n superior quality Tho
busirrss is. like tho c1so Of old rubber. an
illustration of tbc uso % waste material
Tho tin cas- companies aad other manu-.
fartufrru of tin goods formerly dumped
hundreds OF tons into space. but now
these scraps aru utilized. and thcirrcspgn.
siblc small boy works the ash fields TO his
proft in compinions'ilp With tho blithc.
some goat Commercial Iullctin.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-26
r,cllLn. ., nu..-.l L.a, . ;.

The suit 81 rlrih- ;rr summer wcsr
consists ~ ,'..rf Lra '-.- l. iaHHru' -
linen. Hnl q aH'H ' 3 aAis
which Last ca Sec r,.-a tur con
yictA eondrmrI TO- baaI l-iss wear gwo
yellow d.amf' shsHrl patches acNn Ga
The hack. tho sillpst .atuF have one
plecs only. Nl isf DthrrmHrl.r II similar
character ill ats tho province wh"acg
;h"y cuu'r 40 tbo lara gold illH",
iuAFnrI that o alai ~ io't h gwen yearly
! shlrt muri l-si -ig uugth,, and II
washed oi4ru ll1s, pL..at To- summer a
Ts,ir of rough aiihsT Ehuas u served out
.ycry twenty $50 dayn Tho,e working
Ia tho ullGsa s-o p71yils'! also with gloves.
tho annual u,.s th-Hr II a mans clothing
trlnr -. ias ruByist village near Nladi
ydsisaA thy f1ld au that ca being settled
- raionists itsy rrlrlyr gu0uilily seventy
two paHndr ~ fogr Ard lVrpcnru a day
Eyrfy year iiay rrr-iyc n shala. or shccp
s,in rust. M Linen. iao pairs of winter
bs-1's. ihng rllrs u summer sha-s, En'!
nl7r la TIN year. q long cnai Hear!
Laasr!sli. b u. In liar.fFa Magazine
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nlnl,I-r,I. f-rln r.alLrI.

In sElstd-. one ef tis C-rcisa iaiss.
,hr-r hsa treu %, cas1 % hphtheria for
oycs thiSty years until Tho SUMNER %
1881. when G. ciili diuI % tho discasc,
rai In tho rdarar % Gyr ilgutlis ihcru
---r over tUp easra. wish thirty six
deaths. IN n community % about 1000,
Careful Investigations Of the origin o.. tho
oriIcrnic resulted tn tracing u 20 rpcs
o' infested turkeys rv-ciyci from salon.
Ia. and which On examination shpwci
unfnlstnkAbl. cviirro- Of the diph,hofia
rruouss DR. PauliniH. tho reporter iBul'
ic;ln Nctif-lik eub,indc! fr1in ihis os'
t.sricn,e that the iipl;hCria of tho ori.
Iua-v hi-i yard fowl. was riuiiar In its
osuFre nul symptoms to The disease &C
curriu- in man and that Il oould +, car.
rtgl iral tbr ouc % tho other. r1mctifnca
through tlu Esr!iusa OF The ris.-Caie@;o
Eg.s4
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A oirras.ian In rr,,,,o Array.

werc war to -inboiy iisclf IN human
sh-ps. ii cogid fni 10 bot;cs Incarnation
than the icrsc tiger n4o basuiy ot tho
CircAssiau In hia battle array. with tll
shining hclmr; and ringing mall. his sabcr
clansing ai his side. and his long noun
tain ri.lc on his rlgu!dcT, Du. even IN
h!1 moro peaceful drca of embroidered !
white ,anlr and sbccpskin cap. loose blae';
velyo; trousers. and Hash of crimson silS.
there Is something barbaric and waTiiso
hbout hls whole appearance which harmon
i.ra only too well with tho fash Of his
catris cyc aud tho stern compression of
his musiarhed lips. .aG cru acc at
rlancc that war and peril aud bloodsho-
nfn this mans uaturil element. aud that.
when famed aud civilized. lac will lone not
only his native rictHrcsqucncss.b but even
Tho very maiuzpriHg %. lis existence -
David Rcf in The Cosmopolitan.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-26
STATE OFFICIALS.

Outrruur. Nvn Adams
i.irIHruaui.'3uSrEu"r. v ~. Nriiriw
SECRETARY % state. Jamrt iI0'
Auditor. Darwin y, hiusalri
rrrrutrrr. Ict"r W. hrrtn"
sup,. Ptiiiic iuiirir'iun, l. :. Cornell
Attorney General. Aiyin March
n.s,ufs state University. x. \. Grimiu.
l. cornell. u. -. wo.zilIry. y. u. Sow.
,,rsut. q. !. Temple nni Wolf, !.oni0n"E.
arFtrNE upttrr.
rh4s fuafsa1. Wniiim .. lrct
As.a,a'.-s. ). O.. Helm ani s. u. f;ib-rt
Camuis.iuu,fs. h.J. ii.sirg. 1bus. Napun
rud John g. sialirup.
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A nrr.l nrrnrtunity Le.t.

Mr Little has strong opinions not "a
yofabio to the curIeHi ldra 1f tho wealth,
strength Eud grl'Fsas ot China aud her
yalus as an ally. and considers that these
arp only remotely potential lilo thinks
tho Chiuezo possess "a murh lcss highly
doVeluietl Organization than do tho Can
ss,sisn races" nnds their religion cnnAlais
In ''prup.iiaiins evil spirits. and that they
''can hRhily nppf-ciai the Christian
deal on tho other hand. they have
''uiany virtues. and. although the social
system Il undrF1nincl throughout by Pvc
uiaiion and deceit. from tho armies
which only exist Ia tho commander Ia
chiefs wardrobe and tho public granHriea
containing only chai. down 10 the prs
.nis not intended Tor acceptance Aii the
pruclamuiiaus never meant to ta oh
served. - that tho cinpin, |, q sham;
vet ALL be T. forced to admit. ou rr.ioc
lion ~. IN illnu-ss. tLai such Is tine per
sls;rnt indu-try ~ the Chinese that with
highly gifted rulers 10 guide and r'llo
them. tiry may yet d. e rrr1i people,
A. Illustrations ol tirlr f,1ullucss 10
otsy he points 70 tho -,iict Of kgblal
Khan. which dirrcir-i that tie ertn.icEir.
shagii - pl1Rol up. M ..,iet oicynl AMI
only revoked two oEutuFlr, Hisu. and 20
tho MzncLu onirrs which abolished tho
flowing robes and Imposed tho plgiAll
Tho GFsi cfap-ruF of i!ir prrsoni dynasty
os,irFrl the tFiL-a Of iunAH. ''ou faln %
dra,h. 90 irafu pcsinsc,r. and uua
olcyui Mr Lizzie ihiaks that had Ne.
uhca MASTER. 6f pclins. 'azt tho nuur
Hs;u To gsaFp tho dFsgua ihruac, ard hsi
wc Issued al c-liet prohibiting ihenc','
forth tho uuil.ztiun 81 chlljwgs f~ri.
III. cummand Wauld have bccn otcyed.
huiicniy. psfhaFs. ~ hrsi, bat nfier~Ar'l
thankfully That, undoubtedly. would
have h-cn an imnrHsp spsl-l fo!urfsl, llb'
.saiing fn1u torture and physical d.,
faurify the womeu .! Ck!HA--loalloa
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TO TIE ElaHTlN iALE.

on, dear oue, with taNu5 wings.
Iearesl Of siulans things,
Nh2sn hymns niy eomlsany nave "eeh'
Thou arr come. thou art eOfi", thon hit t"''l
ii!d. with the tnu &c Of Thy Ncle",
ss Get sounding; uisilrr thr heart felp'c-i
Ahl loiier. l1iider. louder sing
!luts out the lansulGe II tho spfinsi
Nay, let those l1y r1ids Irs',
OH my nishiln.;-Is ushtlHEale, TIN out thJ
ancpa-zi
Come, my compel %, COS . irom my p'hhiuefs'
Pour Out thy hol, ADD mu lrsl uumicrs,
Sling and liii.enI slil a sweet thidai divine,
ltys Of many tea.s tiy tlu anI Hiiha'
cry ont, aud quigrF aud shake duasy ihfoai'
Throb with a thn.i ~ thy ilfAlcsi note
Through the d. dc county. asd IaoufnIuHJ
through
Lssfy haired bfnnal1s Eri b1ushs of III" ye"'i
widens and rissss ila5 rrh1 ultI
Even tho throne nom ~ uGi l. shall fl
Thea uhen Apoll, tis bright locked, hath heard,
10. hs shall ansa ~ tiina rleaJ, biFi,
Playing bis iyuTy, ssveu siFinsei l3Fr,
Standing god l. The lish godA choir.
Ay. and No. RI al1n1.
Hart' Frau iulnsTtAl threats arise
f.sineF thEr11dirs,
soundiuf; .rihrF Ia a heavenly tnoan.
AMI aususri1s thine own,
"a. .lary D Ellluson, from AHiiorlanes
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rnt,NrY nIII.IAIE.

csmmi -.iouor.. q AJ.Grgsory. II. u. stmnz
uid y. u. Nultou.
cI.fl and Iircuriicr. Tanmna ". leonard
Iuffr. J. l.. Hedge
-br-iu. J. G Kendall
Tgrnlurrr. J. 7. Mclean
Asesaaus J. ;. Grit-
surveyor. Potter 'hurchil"ld
superintendent ~ schools. Samuel white
Coroner. !. &. johnson
Road uvrrHccr. ig,h Precinct. iis. T.. rooi
iih tnm Martin
.JtslIrro Of the r,licc. iih !. A.WHtsuu
Constable. nc. Gilmore
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Tor n.crrl.n- nm ,.,rthnua.c.

The model Of an earthquake Is n unique
piccc Of apparatus that has bcrn con
s;ructcd by Toxic selymologist Pa
tcutly aud laiioriously following out tho
accurate ucurds of modern scigrio-
graph Professor Sckiya has succeeded In
shaping a long coil of copper wirc 20 as
to represent. with the utmos, prcciulon.
the Intricate path described by shaken
spo; Of the cnrth's surface The model
mafmifcs City times the grounds all
soluic motion during seventy two Scc.
oids and resembles ball Of ,winn TN.
wound aud thrown down In confused
heap Numbered tags show the rrogrcsS
% the shock for each second Of time
New Orleans picnyuno.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-26
rnE L.sI.Ia.nIe o. cnIornhn I'M.

THE Legislature of Colorado has a
United states senator TO elect next win.
ter, to succeed Tom nowcn whose tern,
expires March I ls,t. There are ,hir.
teen state Senators vino hold oyer-nyc
Democrats AMI eight Republicans. a.
follows: Democrats Samuel Adams
Like; l. \ Ballard. Tarimer: John
kinlaid, Guunlspn; !. II. Poole. Arap.
ahur; ard Adutr Wilson. Rio Grandc
Rspublicms-C. u. Abbott. ChaiTec
T.. y B"okWili I'll pdsl; G. J. CHRIS
tian, LuAe; c. q. ilarkison. Arapahoe
J. \. MeCandle.s, l'rcmUaE Juan d
Monte. lllerfano; and S V. Newell
GiIpin. About this number Of Senator
arc to ue elected nest fail, together viii
= lul set OF Representatives.
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rn,roFfcr nrLr,-riS.

itaviias mail ioly-s ';un,iay. ws,inr.,iay an.i
rHisy at r., m, Arrives r'i.s'isS. Thurs-
dry on 4 ssuirisy m . = IN.
Gruni uiF-r nail isaNss Monday vt a. m.
Arrives rgaa.iFY 90 y. ~.
i'anzsiy uAu i,ay,r Nuuiay At q a. n. Ar-
ssts 'hurHity nt r g. f1.
rirean-U pririe Hltl leaves wus'17 7'-iIy a; 3
n, Ia. Arrive, TUESDAY.
money orirF .Hi r.Eisiry department up-t
Irufn = ~. Ii. tu 8 u. ui.
~. iiursruS, rosisnasisr.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-26

ROCKY MOUNTAIN HEWS,
EsvAs,.isisTo 1859.

The nNiiy Suw-. uf nffy.sir columns. bas a
uniarity fnr ualiliuE matter equal ~ thu iarEr
Itsfatn lrp.f-. II Hfn. tu riruish MI tho now
10 ths d.N. complete IN detail. So Cuuuias In
furn. II i trtutlsi - Western. auj 'spr, iiliy
'u tuiuriIir iufsTsts.
pur special T~is=rH.it, Service is ~,
lrrivg iu iiri uf ans other lHiirHtt .rai ~ -.
louis ssfr Nl.a. ruflnla iuUru AGENTS aud
inNa WrTr iUHuHF fnr sFTid dispatrhf'a than
nll uthrr N r"irrI urg .lsisUgs r'snhln'd.
Tur NrIa laagf1 Htrf1 dny in the year.
TuE WrrNty Naw- tuFui nu "a compendium
~ CtrrJ uDa4lIH event. rf huIur AMI Hit nh
with Nnrufi sutH'v 90 rHH'rr uriTinai nui
Hrirutfd urtll!ns afFtttiJ adapted t. family
entertainment Hri Instruction. u q the bet
weekly ne apny't Etf'iI hoi in a." Wet.
s ftnfufc ~ huih tiv hsILy uui WrrEty
gsiUiun1 ~ Tlfr NUWa. - The trfi Importance
Ia The public. q our prr'uci sSstrfu 81 Uartc cl
REPORTS. The nlaYlutr reliability uf Ufif tom
mor,1Iai department hta iour hapu r'CuEuifss
hi the luizluuaH Iurn uf the state, AMI rNrry g.
aup will continue e. turuish q trio rulicN II
the --latest knusus CIV, Chicago afli ~. Louis
n1 we'll 81 local guuiution1.
The Meeker herald., 1888-05-26
~ thc oagc q Nv liorehklns haif.

u tho cnsc of tir liorchkins heir,
against Eruty George. Vicc-CiAncellor
Bird. of New jersey, few days ugu
decided that the c,auts " the will lcav.
ing Henry G,urse . bcpuest for the
plrp1sr OF aiding him Ia the circulation
Hl socgur ideas and theories among the
people Wts void. The point made los
tur cul'r-iauis was that 1t was neither
a ruuAu.c. benevolent nor educational
hluv-D The court Hald that Georg,
alvgsHrl practices with respect iu real
estate iu violation OF the laws of tn,
iani and tnc court c1uld not saucliuu
ue spreading at such sentiments. The
will Nas therefore broken.