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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

A Woupk1yuL WoMAn.-Mss. Sam.
con. the celebrated business end tese
medium, hes returned 70 Seattle q the
request Of many and has rosas q Tie
Brunswick hotel. AZ Q baeinoO 0o6i-
um &rs. Samson has fev equals end No
supestoFs, and her Asttsrtne tsetimoni.
ais from prominent journals and oiti.
xsus are eufBoieat proof Of hee roma1k-
able povsfs. All Vho visit 1lfs. 6am-
con are soon convinced that there %
something maSvelously strange about
her and that her power 10 beyond the
comprehension Of Ordinary mostals.
Mrs. 6ameon has Travelled exseusivoly
and has met With the most enyiable
success. In her hand spiriiualism has
found Q true touch medium. whose
heart 10 In her vork, and oil vho come
In contact With her are unanimous in
their snthusiasm. Nss. Samson oan
Be seen 81 her room, No. 8 Brunswick
hotel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

To TEE PuuLsc.-You are cordially
invited 10 witness ths arandest piece Of
mechanism ever exhibited In Washing
ton Territory this day at Kline d Rosen-
bsrR's. 06 Commercial street. mb3l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

See the Star Clothing Hoase lice Of
dress suits they eQaal any merchant
tailor work. Kline 4 Rosenberg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11
CUrAWAY SUITS.
0pring and FalI overcoate.

Brown uixsa Melton. slk laced, all vosl ga %
Blue vids vale ...................... 10 %
Gray vorsssd. silk farad. ............ 10 %
RaDey easdDere. silk faes aad edge 49,. 10 %
Brown worried i0psnsd. dix facsd 80. II %
blact cuskscr0v Imported worried silk
y. 's::i .:s.;;:s weed ii: i'm; ], J: g
vaeey inposse1 vofste1, sih fassd. -. 20 %
hsoWa tmpu9teA vide vAis, SILK foeed -, - 90
Lehs imported worried Uaniss. silk
hnso ................. - "
And nsny o<hers Of lower gTsds. end hszvy
eoass. II dssif~d.
The Boys' and ch,idses's Depannsni n %
the second nooS trAk1 The EI.EvATOnD
end VII b. feand IL mort eo0psses ons this
80 Of Chicago. We invite ali uoshsss "a Cvs
" call esd iaspcet or splsnlid ssset fes
their l1ttls ones
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

Neslin underwear. bag drives, ~
bossht thtn cheap. Chester Cieary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

steve seed at SEATTLE wood Yard fer
g. 50 tosd. AKsS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11
Sack suis light chs.sos Tweed. al

SOCK euis itghs Choeros Tweed. al
eack suit fancy Piad Cesimsra.... Il
Sack salt Nerced Allls. heavy arsy,
all wool ............,...,. IA
Sack sait Hsrosd Miiia brown pad
sack suit Msrss;d Niiia gay piad,
| al wool. ...'.. .......,......,.. IS
Sack suit MERGED Mia isown ssrips
1 al wool. ..................., Is
Sack suit fancy cashmere. Al Wuol.. rs
Sack suit gray Woested III wool -. Il
Sack suit hluo cloth, al wool. ....... l6
Sack suit light Tweed. all wool. -. Is
Saok suit dark Tweed, al wool. a.. rs
| Seek suit fancy silk mixod .......... Is
Sack suit light Cheiros Tweed. ..... 10
Sack suit blue Coeks0ow Worked.
Al WOO, ..........-.... 10
sack suit black CofkocreW Worried.
AL Wooi:... .-.................-.. 70
ea,k suit 1ne b ack Diagonal eli
W0oi-.. ...............-...... IL
sack suit brown Corkscrew Wor-
sted, all wool. %
Sack suit black Corkscrew Woepted
al wool. ,.................. - [
Sack suit fancy SILK mixed, al wool. s
Sack suit fancy SILK mixed. striped.
al WOOL. northumberland. 70 [
Sack suit biuo plot cloth. me. Ill
Elmo silk mixed Woruted. piquesa O.
mefos Corkscrewa, Crepe and 0ranota
af ~, "a, "a, e96 to go
In cusAways we have ane lines.
Hue Slater Flannel, al wool ..lI2 &
Hue Chevtotn al wool ............., II q
Alark (>knwi<sAn al q 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

The n. & NJ. coffee house is the fiatst
fitted up place In the city. apps 6.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

When baby ~as sick, we gave her Castoris.
When she was Child she cried for Cssto1iA
When she became Miss. she clun. 10 Castor!s,
When Sd. had chiliren. she gave theme as1uh
30 corded ptQue. Chester CleaYy.
New silk mohairs. Chester Cleasy.
Forty dosen bows school waists q q
cents. Kline 4 RosenbesR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11
COOK & MOORE
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
SeeSnA anA James oss., Seattle
Waah. Ter. ss3s
NOTICE


To HHREDY GIvKN THAT TEE OOPAgr.
i nGsAip herssssofe extsurO between sAs
aDAeFEen-d. ecing hzsioess n The city OF -
astle uozieR tie frB aams d @. @. PAinoey 4
Co., hanssss asd ssal sstAse teokefs. 10 fhts
Gar dissolved By mrnzi eonssux All bis
dss ~ .r1 err psyss.s - Gay casleeoo PHO
ssy. vto VII slDD fsy al baln ssAsnss sss
@ c PANyEY.
CALEB PRIySKY.
~ Is aitss1av y fact G. @. Rhsan<y.
rAAaksg TIE pshsse vesJ Afs4,y fer sks.f
ss;rsn>os b sas Des4 psrnis NE to ~ tsai
AltAS0oh Astex nAsurs seiIbsrs s3cs. sxse14 ng
ewes psx1s1 Of many 0sns&s. lave sp~zt
fo1r AoiisS In PseorsfznG and 1xtas uD ny
= Sea- % isDss as-ss. st. ~ Old Fztrsns
Amy o; vseSs I hare no1s nch Ia TIA PAS
81 sEs JEAN. srs tast - vsseoss rev. II tAey'H
oaly v1Ds t&ess fb~1 - fsey svx vere ae<ors
seess tAs sosS assns. aaa kAAs fss hzs4nes
viu - eookinoes zn&ae IL An mama SD
seU.e d OCT CAn.k1O0 PMIENEY.
|. nAAkR go Donl Huaoo 0B.ha<,
Ssneo 0Bsse o01kiA. y. 3.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

THERE WE'VE Two ffKKs About 30
o'clock yesterday morning. . short time
bsfote the alarm wAs sounded for tho Cen
srsl school. Captain Manning. W indus
srtousiy turuinx himself into an entire fro
depart q ent, succesfed In preventing the
destruction Of buiidinx on Washington
Il seet. The house IL occupied BY french
woman named Juiia. Some dogs pulled
the cover of tAbis on which lamp Was
burning. Tho lamp foil 70 the noor and
breke into pieces, The oil ~ 4ht FIRE and
.hc fiamas immediately arose. filing the
Sarso with smoke. Captain Manning
Sssr,s tne musical screams OF Julia and
~ "a The rescue. by cisycriy covering
- finmss with . spread and dancing q
"a ana prssycnsed what might have
0yep q DISASTROUS ire. considering tho
n that tho firemcn were needed else
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11
Fancy Goods.

Ladies seal leather pocket books, lcath-
or lined. oQidized cornen and oiasds; lat
est style.
Always on hand full line Of shopping
bags and baskets ~ remarkable low
psiceat
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11
New eamel's hairs. Chester Clesry.

81 80 bays shis day q boys sailcr or
Nosfolk suit at the Star Clothing House.
As Comnercisi street. kiine 4 kosen-
hnrs. mb3l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11
Artificial Flowers, Ostrich
Feathers
AND
Ribbons.

We will offer special bargains for this
week In Ill lines Of millinery.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

4 BABY IN TROUBLE County Com
nlssioser Alien mopped his brow vigo--
essiy yesterday whom he told . PosT-1S-
spsIi0GScKR reporter that be had . baby
= his hands and didn't know what 70 do
With u The baby's mother died some
lns ego ana It's father. q. w. fsAker. has
sntil recently been III In Grace Hospital.
fA0fo arc seven children ia the family.
lkfoe Of tho children being already
oAasyss on tho county. The baby. since
y 1sOthcr's death, has been cared for BY
8 Mfs. smith. Woo lives beyond Lake
Warrington. Mrs. Smith brought tho
ehlid 70 town yesterday and wanted Com
missioner Allen 70 go that tho county re-
inburucd her for her trouble In caring for
~ child. Her bill amounted 10 about $40,
ne Was not inciinet 20 deliver tbs baby
nsisss her bill was paid. but Commlsstousr
AItsn doubled his power 70 do %. Al last
occount, Mr.. Alien Was struggling 10 Ind
pUebody TO take the baby, - he said II
- 700 yeung 10 send to the county farm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

Noos slss can do u yos hss. ~ 06So
80. ol3 ~ o6sf . s1stetly al vool nit
10 noboy sprina ssyis. kim 4 Roeea-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

n you want . bargain In lots Z and
block 81. Asypasd's addition, cell %
Ps0phssy 4 Hanfosd, Oommascial
oeroce. ap6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11

Grca. sale of white goods and table
linens this week. Chester Cieafy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11
Best values 10 dress N sssrials. CIsary

81 buys q durable pair Of working
papts At tns Star Clothing House.
Kline q Rosenberg,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-11
TOKLAS, S|NCERMAN & co.
OUR NEW STORE.

We are ready tomorrow, Monday, April 9th, in our
new and greatly enlarged premises and in cOnnec-
tion with this event We beg to express our sincere
thanks to the ladies Of Seattle and Puget Sound for
the kind consideration always shown in often crowded
store and to them that in return have spared neither
me trouble expense in our efforts to render our new esab
lishment convenient and comfortable possible.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19
j. j. QUICKER.
LOOK HERE.

When travelling north, east, south or
west, mako yourself comfortable by
pstr0nizing . strictly first class line,
way, Rock Island Route"
This thorougbfare 10 the peoples ia.
vorite, because it 10 reliable, safe and
pleasant aud With its limited flyer 70
Chicago, and connection with al the
fest trains 70 81. Louis make IL univcr.
sally popular, and the route which oil
we'll posted travellers take.
Its passenger trains we're built OK.
pressly for this line by the Pullman
Palace Car Co.. which il y guarantee
that they are a. perfect and complete
IL everv detail ~ the best taste and
most thorough experience a suggest,
aad no convenience for the comfort
and service o fthe travelling public has
been overlooked. In addition to it,
regular passenger equipment, there 10
In service . line Of superb reclining
chair can; no pains or expense having
been spared . make these cars the
moN reetful ana eomfoIt.assuring We.
hicles OF their class In America.
Holden OF 6rst class tickets can occupy
seats in these cars free. A colored
porter accompanies each car 70 admin.
ister 10 the wants ofthe patrons, which
makes them especially desirable for
ladies and children travelling without
escort. In fact, the G. X. 4 N. 10 the
Great Free Reclining Chair Car Line
Vest OF the Missouri river. When you
travel. 10 be absolutely comfortable.
take the Chica Kansas 4 Nebraska
Railway, Rock Island Route" Full.
mans Palace Sleeping Cars on al
night trains.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19
Re NE Oepublieans.

Whatever the local differences ase
among republiesns, il stands oil 10
hand 70 be careful what they do. Tho
fssts are. that II rspublieaas should
become lukevasn % account Of not
having the right kiad Of men nemin.
atsd, or men 70 just suit them, there
10 danger Of enough democratic clip.
ping into o6ss 70 secure the asst
Legislature, and that would be deeid.
edly distasteful to the republican
over the state. In our own county
the democrats think they have .
Sighting chance TO elect their caudi.
dstss, aud II tae republicans do not
spthuss . little more there may Be .
possibility, though not . probability,
that they nay elect one man. Let
the tspublieaa vots,s get 70 The front
throw d tAslf lsssAsfgy aal prepare
70 we'k tes ~ wlsls republican tiek.
st ssuAty, stats sad satiessl.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

E, The Argus last week, No presume
uuinteutionally cast . reflection on
County Clerk Bailey 10 reference 10
tho county printing. Mr.. Bailcy's
understanding, AMI 10 fact II has 50
been understood At all times,
BY bin, that he was to de-
liver all orders Of the board
for printing 70 Mr.. Warren Of the
Argus, as distributing agent, and has
done 30 TO the best Of his ability. not
having tho authority as he thinks,
to do anything else, without violating
the boards orders, even after Mr..
Warreu's refusal to oct in the cspac'
ity Of distributing agent Of tho coun'
y printing. TUE CuIEv has nc
fight 70 make q 70 tho county pr int.
iug any further than 70 do Nj. Bail
ey justice. We orc satisfied fully in
the matter a. for - T0E CHIgT 10
concerned. We give MI. Bailsy's
statement OF tho case below.
In order 70 remove . misapprchen n.
sion hat may exist regarding coun ~
printing I make this statement: Jan
vary l1th, 1883, the county board in.
stsuotsd me - county clerk TO hand
In I'll orders for county printing 70
the Webster County Argus. Since
then l have acted under their order
and viii continue 70 DO 20 until other.
wise ordered By the board. l have moth.
isg Whatever 70 DO with the further dis.
t.ibutise Of eousty printing.
j. H. BAILEY,
County Clerk.
Rcd Cloud. Oct. 18th, 90.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

What Red Cloud needs more than
anything else, 10 manufacturing In.
stitutions. We have fooled away
about I've years nov trying 70 got
railroads, and have failed, aow lets
get manufacturing institutions, Co.,
and 20 right ahead building up the
city. and not wait for railways. II
10 gss The manufacturing institutions
sailroads will como to 10. Don'l
fool away any more time trying "a
est something ~ can't aad turs ous
attention towards manufacturing,
something that will build up tAs
towns interests and increase tho pop.
ulation:
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

Tho voters Of tho country should
stop and think several times before
eating their votes for Grover Cleve.
land and the democratic party. Dur.
ing the last four years under demo.
cratic administration tho entire coun.
try has been . drag, business hes
been unsettled, and in feet oil eorts
Of traffic he's been supplied BY tho
continual hsrpings Of the democracy
On the tariff question. Compare the
good times under republican admin
istration and then pause before cast.
ing your vote for democracy aud free
trade.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

Vote the republican ticket, thus
assuring yourself and friends Of pros.
porous times during the next four
years. Vote tho democratic ticket
and rest assured chat you viii have
70 pass through just such another
four years a. you have just gone
through with. Protection makes the
country and free trade kills Il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

The democracy have On idea that
John MeShsss can carry the state Of
Nsbrasks. His chances 10 that di.
reetios ore just about ~ good for
election 70 that responsible position
- be 10 Of having wings, which 10 %
inpossibility With the democrats.
Gov: Thayer, the peoples candidate,
will receive . much larger majority
than ever before.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

Hastings, the democratic nominee
for Congress 10 this district, II elect.
ed, could not do tho good for tho dis.
tsict 10 two years that "Our Jim" can
In ono month: WhyP Simply be.
cause, It takes . man two years n
learn the ropes Of Congress before be
10 even respected BY the other and
older members Of that body. Mr..
Laird 10 the right man In thc right
place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

The signs Of the times are that
Harrison and Morton will surely be
elected on the 9Th. From oil over
tho land tho "Glsd tidinss Of Great
Joy" are coming 10 thick and fast In
favor Of General Harrison and there
will be such . scattering Of democrat.
10 dry bones IN November a. was
never heard 81 before. Let On rat.
tie. 'Rah for Harrison and Morton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

ust received $50 pieces Of Unbleached Muslin
containing 81 yds each for SOC a piece.
And $50 pieces Of same goods containing II
yds each for 81 piece. These muslins are a
full yard wide and the best value we have ever
been able to offer at the price.
Come soon as they will not last long. We
have the best Cotton Striped or checkcred
Shlrting at lOc per yard, that you have ever
seen. In a few days we will have the best
value, for the money, in Ladies' Vests and
Drawers, ever offered in the county.
have a nice line of Cloaks and Short
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

Only . few more days before elcc.
ton and II 10 absolutely necessary
that the republicans Of Webster coun.
y stay by their tickets. Remember
that this year 81 eli years the party
should try aud carry the state for tho
entire ticket.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

Notice 10 hereby given that l will
examine oil persons Who may desire
70 offer themselves - candidates for
tessAsrs Of the public schools Of this
county, Il Red Cloud, on the third
Saturday Of each month.
Eva j. KINa.
County Sup't.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

Per oale o1 Trade.
60 scres Of lAAd In Logan county.
Nebrasks, for sale or exchange for
property 10 southern part Of state.
Also % head Of young stock, % q
whole OF IN part 70 suit purchaser. A
splendid opportunity Tor sonc one
Who wants 70 90 into stock business.
Near 70 % extensive range. In .
good asigAborhoed. School and
posto6ee one half mile. County seat
seven miles. Good improvements,
good coil, living water, close 70 line
Of railroad nov being built. Mill site
on the place. % acres in cultiva.
ton. Call on or address,
". +. KRLLOG0,
Red Cloud,
Boz l66. Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

Os last Friday evening" M. snd
Mrs. X. v. Shirley entertained their
many friends by giving . party In
honor Of Mrs Shidlcr A very pleas.
ant time was had.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

Jim La;ri's chaMscs for q ~vc.elec
lion 10 Congress grows better every
day. Jim has been q peoples man
aud there Is 10 question but aha, he
Ia che best man in che district for
Congress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

The republicans Of webstor county
should not forget that this 10 the year
for elccting . y. 8. senator, and Il il
imperative that the Legislature
should be republican, therefore take
are and do not BE- led sstrsy BY false
gods, but stay BY your colors.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

Wraps, and you cannot afford to buy one with.
out first seeing our stock. And for those who
want something a little nicer, or made different
from what we have in stock. we will have be.
fore long a practical cloak man here from one
OF the largest cloak factories in the United
States, with samples of everything new in
cloaks and wraps for Children, Misses and
Ladies. Watch this paper and hand bills for
the dates. If there is anything in our line you
to look at, come and see them, we will
not try to force you to buy but want you to feel
that if we do not have just what you want we
will not get mad because you do not buy some.
thing else. We don't do business that wav.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19
Furniture Of Ill kinds cheaper than
evef q +: Y. Taylor's.

The "Estsy Organ" 10 the one 10
buy. u costs lees, 10 tasteful, sub
sesstisl, veil built 10 superior 10 tess
. ssy other. Call and sss The Estey
q IL .eeadenve Of Soda J. Bailey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

L.w. Tul.LEYS. n. n
~ ONO E0NArhlC PHYSlCiAN. Us. EN,
III sn,siSe sarPsSa. Oeace opposite Ftnt
CAr0aic dlssaSss ussasd b. naNt
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

Platform
We pledge Ourselves
IN FAVOR OF
PROTECTION, of PENSIONERS from
Overcharge and
misstatements.
FREE TRADE, for everyone.
PROHIBITION, ofrings, inflated
values, and op.
pressive high
prices.
REDUCTION, of the peoples bur.
dens and buyers
bugbear taxprofits
BUY AS YOU VOTE lntelligently..
AS candidates for your patronage we invite an
examinations Of our record in regard to low
prices since we commenced business six months
ago. We promise you in the future as in the
past, the best in quality, the most in quantity. .
and the lowest prices to all, and behind our
promises stands the INCEST selected stock of
Hats and Caps, Gents Furnishing
Goods and the BEST fitting
clothing ever shown.
Remember this that we are the only merchants
handling the PATENT SHOULDER
SUITS in the city.
Berg & Galusha,
;s,.s' The Chicago Store Clothiers.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-07
4 aisissp on prsaa isx.

Tho following from M article coz
tribuied by Bishop Spalding To tbs
Forum. has attracted widespread aiien-
ton, coming as l, does from such cmi.
ncnt ecclesiastical authority:
with clamorous and persistent EN-
phasis II Is urged from many sides that
drunkenness threatens the ruin o: our
pens that men are most yocifcrous In
dcnouncing abuses when the evil has
begun Ia disappear. just as soldiers
often make the greatest show Of cour.
age when the enemy have turned their
backs. Whether or not Gladstopc's
dic,um that alcohol Is greater scour-
age than war. pes;ilcncc and famine
combinci bc mere rhetoric, II can not
l,c shown tia, any Nation or people has
been destroyed by Intoxicating drink.
The English hav, been and arc n
Nation Of drinkers, and they are tie
predominant racc Of the world.
II have no knowledge Of population
OF total abstaincrs who have ever en-
joycd civil and political liberty; and
though will not say with an English
prclatc that IL is better 10 be free than
10 he sober, yet will say tina, the
methods Of dealing with sin in general
are the proper methods for counteract-
ing the evil Of drunkenness, and that 1t
IL absurd TO attempt Ia persuade the
American people that the permancnce
Of their institutions depends on their
becoming Nation Of total abstaincrs.
II is n law of human nature that cSccs-
sivc pressure brought to bear on any
special form Of moral evil results In
other evils; and now when various in
i'ucnces are diminishing temperance In
America, there seems to be no sufficient
reason for calling upon the State to pro-
hibi, the manufacture and sale Of alco-
holic liquor. The less we bring the
Government into our private, personal
and domestic affairs the frccr and the
happier shall VIC be-
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-07
WHY &c Sacrificed Nj. Heard.

"wiy did you sacrifice your beardr"
asked young club man Yesterday of a
friend whose honeymoon was barely
over.
"On the dead quiet. III tell you" re-
piled the benedict. The new boarder
In my iandlady's establishment has n
precocious infant who is just beginning
to talk. The baby's father beng u trav-
cling man. has been away for six weeks.
l have never seen him, but he's alleged
tn resemble me. Well. the first day
that precocious infant set eyes on mo at
the boarding house dinner table it
bluricd out papa! papa!' in ecstatic
tones, and its mother blushed and the
other boarders snickered. II insisted
upon calling me papa until Yesterday.
when my wife grew impatient. and
said: Joe, 1 really think it's about time
for you to disguise yourself somehow;
this isn't pleasant That is the real
reason why shaved, and now the IN.
FAINT gazes at me with a vacant stare.
and simply calls me NAB. "-PhlaieI-
phis Press.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-07
Heat AdScrtisin. Medium.

The best advertisement for live city
* not u dead column In an eastern
paper at high rates, but specimen copies
Of the representative newspapers sup.
ported by that city, which are true
chronicle of its every -dny life. showing
the crimes aud accidents to which 1t is
incident. its real estate activity, its
church and school work. tic nature of
its entertainments and the thousand
other things which the paid for puff
never mentions. because the "pu!lcr. -
as u genctal rule. knows little or moth
ing Of the art Of reaching the public. \
column article sent from Denver re.
Gently TO n Boston paper was returned
tp this city a day or two ago with this
Yankee comment in blue lines on the
margin: Guess this was written to
puff real estate" or course the YAM
lec was right. 1t was written TO puff"
real estate. and the work of the inartis.
tic ''rmller" was plainly visible In every
paragraph. Denver News.
Right You are. Strangers are better
able to form an idea of the resources
and stability of any town by the news
papers published therein. Not only
does the local news impart the ncces.
sary information. but the advertising
columns also come into play in showing
the different branches of industry in tho
place.