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Two VALENTINES.


Love, at yoar door young Cupid stands
And knocks sor yoa 70 esnne
Tie fros, Is in his feef and hands.
HIS lips with cold sre numb
Grant hin admifsanes. sEse.heart mine,
AID BY your cheering ire
HIS lips shall loosen - with wine
And speak forth nv desire
He lefi me not az hour aso.
And xhen the rascal went
Barrfoote,i out into the snow
asked him whifher bent
Quoth he ;. 70 her whose faes : Ike
A garden full u flowers.
To her whose smiles ike sunlight strike
Across the winter hours
No more. be said. nor need of mere
Had 10 know. / knew
His path lay straight anto your door
That faes belongs 70 sou.
q ei8,ispeesi, cried and give her this
When you her face alall see
And on hi= lips set . Kiss,
A Valentine from me
- The ce4fsYs.
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WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1s. 1889.
WHOLE NO. 1861.

sank through the sofi air to joia the vio-
lets on the green turf OF the old New
Englsnd States; they saw the glories Of
the Wisconsin naples and the haze Of
the Indian sIamer bleisding their hues
together taey recalled the heather Of
Scottish hals, the Ehise clfs Of BFisaiB,
and heard the suIien roar ef the s.z - il
beat uooa their memories vaguely Tbcn
came all tae old Christmas carols. saca a.
they had slng in churches thirty years
before the subtle music ;hzi brings up
the glininer Of wax tapers, the solemn
shrines. the evergreen, mistletoe and sur
plicrd choirs Then the remorseless per
former Planted his anal stab in every
heart With -Home, Sweet Home
When the player ceased, the crowd
SUNK away from him. There was no
more revelry and deFillret.t in his audi
sRce- Each man wanted - sneak of 70
his cabin and write the old folks a letter
The day was breaking ss the last man
left the cabin, and the player. laying his
head down on the piano, fell asleep
Il say, pardr said Goskin, you want
a little restr
Il do feel tired the Old msn said
perhaps you'll let me rest here for the
matter Of a day or So
He walked behind the bar, where some
old blankets we're lying AMI stretched
himself upon them
q feel pretty sick. I guess won't
last long I've got 8 brother down the
rayine-his name Is DriscOlL he DOM
know Tn here. Can you get him before
morning"
Goskin started. He knew Driseoll very
veil
~ie your brother III have him here
in half an holr"
As he dashed out into the storm the
musician pressed bis hand 70 his SHE and
groaaed. Goskin heard the wou3 ~Bur-
y and sped down the ravine to Dris-
coils cabin. II Was quite iighs when Tie
two men returned. Driscoii was IS pale
as death.
Ny God I hope he's alive I wrong
Ell him when we lived in England twehty
years ago
They saw the Old man had drawn the
blanket over his Eaee- The two stood a
moment aEed by The thought that he
might be dead. Goskin lifted the blank
ct and pulled It down. astouished taere
was no one there
-Gone - cried Iriscoll- wildly.
~Gone - echoed Goskin, pulling out
his cash drawer. Ten thousand dollars
IL the SICK, too.
The next gay the boys followed
horses tracks through the snow and lost
them in the trail leading toward Pioche
There vas man missing from the
camp. 1t vas the three card monte man
who ase,i to deny point PLANK that he
could play the scale. One day they fo1nd
a wig Of white hair AMI called to mind
when the -straager'' had pushei those
locks back when he looked up to the
ceiling for inspiration on the aight Of
December p. 1852
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Nothing LikeItl


Every lay swelis the volume q proof
that a. a specific for AL Blood diseases.
nothing equals Dr. Pieree's Gol.ieu Med
ical Discovery Remember. tbs Is an
old established remedy with record
Il has been weighed in the balance and
found falGliiny every claim. Il has bsen
tested many years in thousands of cases
with fiattering SUCCESS, For Throat and
Lnngirol5les. Cstarrii. Kidney DISEASE,
Liver Complaint, DyspePsia. SICK Hal
ache and al disorders resuiting from ina-
porerisllsi blood, there : nothing ike
Dr Pierce's Golden Ma'lical Discovery
-world renowned snd ever growing IN
favor
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A sSIGNEEs NOTICE.

Noiice 4 hereby given that Hsury n Coleman
and wife by deed % Toluntary assignment have
assigned Al Gfc reai esfSte and personal properly
of Henry y Coleman - hrilbel , Walker IN
trllsf tgr The benefit 81 the c-eiifgrs q the said
10 sei1 Henry y Coleman VIII make immediate
payment r. TIE assignee and those hsxlnz claims
O. dgEuandS Efti f-seuf them duly aIl aetE eiei
fo- settlement On Saturday the I'd tAy q FEB
I-s9 a. the house of Her-y y. Coleman IN Broth
ersVaiisy TuE usk1ip. Scals-<et Conufg. Pa
RETBES : WALKER
Jaa-afSSa Assignee.
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make trials Of his streagth after the rules
Of harmony had suffered 50 many years
Of neglect 80 the hddier kept on with
his jigs. and the greasy Mexican paved
his diseoriant guitar, but no man had
the nerve 10 t0ucn the piarO. There we're
doubtiess scores Of men in the camp who
would have gwen ten ounces 0fg0ld dust
70 have been an hour with il, but every
man shrznk from the ieers which The
crowd would shower apon him should
his first attempt prove failure. 1t got 70
be understood that the hand which frss
essayed to draw music from the keys
must not sIoaci its work.
Il was Christmas eve, aud Gossin. ar-
cording to his custom, bad decorated his
gambling hail with sprigs Of mountain
cedar, and = shrub whose crimson red
berries did not seem bad imitation Of
the English holly The piano vas cover
cred with evergreens, and all that vas
was wanted to fill the cup Of Goskin's
eontentment was nian TO play that pi-
snO.
Christmas night, and no piono poun-
er." De said "Zhis is a nice country for
a Christian to i've in"
Getting piee of paper, he scrawled the
words:
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WRIT OF PARTITION.

ToJuo 3. c. xiIleror Pzshan. LsfSrzrge Cc1z-
y. Insaiaan May Harher. i-zlerDarried with
Wisazgu Bsngie, Of Jchrsseg1, Cambria coun-
u Pa.
You are hereby noiiaed that IN pursuance cf
A Wrif Of Pxr1itton sssFed o1t of The Orphans
Cxyrrr Il SsEnerzez Cacnfy Pa. a1c % me dl-ecled
IUil bnid zn inquest on tbs rr-r1isss on the real
state u Be1jznln Miller, deceased, slflfAtc II
psifst Tsu nsttr. SoEaerses ctE1Et<- fenn's. On
Thursday eha 1tsr day 0f February 1Exf. when
and Ehere you ezn sftend = Yo1 think rreper,
shsriers o1ee r > AcAiLl.SzN
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C,oURr PROCLAMATION.

WHEsEks The Honorable WILLIAxJ- Bars
President Judee ef tie several Couras of Common
Pleas II the several counties composing the lstn
Julfisisl Tsrricf and Justice afthe Courts of0yer
ard TersniDer and General Jaii i-eiiyery for tie
trial II al capital and other offenders in the s2-d
District, and eZnEsE " fIiE and OILY - ? -iiA-
vFR Eos Judges of the Courts u Common Pleas
and IliSftrss q the Courts - oyer aud Iertnlllr
and fsenersl Jan Delivery for the trai u al eAp-
tai and ether offenders in the County Of -onersei
f1r holding Court Of Common Pleas and Generzl
Quarter SESSIONS Of the Peace and ,euerAi jail
Delivery. and Courts Of oyer and Ierminer az
On
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BIESECKER & SNYDER.
FALL 1883 . WINTER,

Black andColored silks velvets an
lushes.
Fine impOr;ei woolen Dress Goods in
Colors and Black.
Broad Cloths. 50 inches wide, at 81 90
% g = a ward
VOL Henriettas. al 50 cents to 81 50
per yard.
Plaid Stripes, Mixtures and fancies all
wool 80 inch Suiiing cloth, 20 cents per
yard
Complete assortment Of Winter Ho-
siery, Underwear, Gloves, Laces, En-
broideries, Millinery and Ribbons, Zeph-
yrs and Yarns, Embroidery silks; Dress
Trimmings, Braids and Buttons, Corsets.
Muslin Underwear, Lace Curtains, Porti-
eres, Blankets, Flannels, Table Linens,
sheetings and Muslins.
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THE OLDEST
DRUG HOUSE INPITTsBURG.
JOSEPH FLEMING,
No. 81 Market St.

Having had FOR a number OF years fsir
share Of the patronage Of the good people Of
PitfSburzh snd vicinity. take tins oPPorfs-
niiv to say. witt increased facilities and stock
I am better prepared than ever to solicit
their Orders. either wholesale or retsii, n
any uzy relating 10 the drug trade, and by
accuracy. neafness and prempgness. and pr
ces lower than ever. hope TO merit theis
continued fav9rs. | have constantly n
stock a full line Of Drugs, Trusses. shoulder
Brsees for lssiies and gents, Bandsgs@ Farni-
lv SvFinxes. Hair Nail ard Tooth Brushes
Al The leading Proprietary Medicines u the
dav. Cod Liver OF Preparations. Malt Ex-
tracts For medical Purposes there : no
hetier, 7rnrsr. older whiskey sold to-day a<ly-
xbere than tie pure eight year-oid G1cken-
heiner Whiskey an nov selling AZ 81 for
fals enart bottles 0rsix flr - The oaiF
Vine fiist should bc usesi for medical PuT-
r.5ses s-e the pure California Porf, Sherry.
Nusca,ssf. Angeiics and SWEET and Dry Ca
tawba thar am nov selling
Send flr price iist Of Winss and Liquors.
mailed FREE 20 any address- The money
must accompany all orders for wines Or
Liquors. IS we do not send any goosis C. o. u.
JOSEPH FLEMING & $ n.
wHsLEsAzE 1kD EE74u
DRUGGISTS. -
PITTSBURGH. PA
40 Market 81. Cor. Of the Diamond
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PEGIsTER's NOTICE

Nosice Is hereby Eivea 70 al persons concern
"a a. lesatecs. cred torS o. oihe-wise. thai The
following accounts have FeSSet register, and that
the sane vii BE- presented for confirmation snd
allowance :. an orphans Colrs % be held al
-s1Iersef On Wednesday. FEB. =. 50
-tfsnns araoIuf of Errriirn J Mckenzie. &C tri-
and surviving EzsC 1ier of 5g-epn Mckenzie
Eausfh aud final arcuunt u Nm- g. -chrucs
and Jonn : Aeye7ss kxecufors.1 % JACOB b. 3ey-
cr-- deceased
Fi-s1 ar.d fnal acc0llut Of Jonas izchfy and
samuel J Miller kxecut1rs of Mary iichfy. dee
First and aIial account q Lave1ia C. Reel. Ad.
rainisfrst-ix of John Reel deed.
FirsI and fnRl arcnant oi george HclSzhour,
Asi1aiuistrator of Jahu Holfzhour, deed
-eeuud srd enal aceuuHt Of VIA. : Morgan AMI
Iosiah Keller. Exerufon- of Pbebe Marshali. decd
Fir-t aud fnal account Of Jonas STUN Admin
isfrziar q Margaret Han.iu, decd
Fi-st and second secaunts q Josiah kcchsr,
ADM iuistrafar a tie0TEe kocher- dec'd
Ff-t and ssts1Elsi acccuni q John y. snyder. Ad-
r-sris-rator q \ B. Snyder. dec'd-
Prs ard tuAl 4acoaI oi : J. McKenzie, AGgar-
cf Hiram Prifts. dec d
REsEsIE'S OFFIcE sACub D. sNANk-
-1meret Ian ~ Register.
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a DNIxIgrRATOR,s NOTICE

Tstafe of Ja--pn NosE-eve. der !. STE e sony
crrek Isuns1ip fsszIcrssi elln1f "a
rt.rr al Al -isirist r.r o. flf otse rs'1 ? nav
~. ss- --rr+rsi - re unser~igt1ed hy me p7pr-
- A. ,a-ltv norioe = sertby gives 80 ~ fef>l1H
inaerted - sad estate - u14ke lnni1'-iAN ~
rnent and those having e--i--- - - ~ =
,7s--rf rsr merit On @Er1rtaT, tlt Eth.-sf
=. ssrnarT lisa ~ he oi1.ce q , . Al71lnet n
> sl'''''' sOS4raA 5UxRERT,
49, siniu1srrstr--
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MONDAY. FEBRUARY 25. SO.

NOTICE IS hereby given u 81 The Justices n he
Peace the CuruiIer and CoEslahlss Witaiu me
@aid County of S0rler-et that they be fnea and
there IN fher rraIer persons uith their rolls rec
oris inguisifi1nS examinations au1 otncr -
rieEu EuhralcCs. % 20 those thIngS which 70 t1eir
a-tics and n that behalf Errer1ai1 70 oe done
and al=s they who VII prosecute agasns1 The prs
oners that are O. shall be in the jail Of SOiuerses
County, he ghen and there 70 p-USecute sgai1sf
then A. shall be Just
Sharifi p.1ce. r : McMlLLEN-
Jan'vsg. Issa sheriff
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DE-. sApLER FRAUDULENTLY iMPER-
SONATEO.
sErEY e0KPLACrs FRoK SIR c0USTIEs
~ grr-Eg UFY-~

sETEN C1RPL4LNTs F80H 81 LJTNTIt,
N SEFEN DAYS
N-s. Frnauael Bisel. s,eVarion. Fayesfe CO.
Mss Katie 1 Brown Kent. IRdiaas Co 4 lady
from Nsstmurelsnd cogntF ;. T Cole Nhifs-
bury Arustroug foun'y George " Nuuinger.
Iout Pine Washington county JsS. ". Tim
Enc1s Msrs sHnslis Niis. and Mis- EmHa Rzrr,
Rochesier Pa. report men in thnre sections Al
ifereut times pesSuuasllg Or Satler. The nofed
aculisi and aurfsr ~ -is Penn avenue. Piftshurg
or claiming 10 be a. agent or partner. selling
glessas ard treating Diseases Of the eye All such
ere iraFaters. taking afiVanfese * D. Ssdie-' :
wide reputation fur The greatest ssil f. al that
rerrsins 70 the eve ard rar ard can he preSecG
led tV any persau a f-auled hF them 60 10 Iir
Sadie-'s o;oe. where vull VII find hin every day
ant look cat far travelling impoSters.
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Ihaye been troubled With cItaTrh from
boy-hooI. ard considered rny.case eilr0n-
ie until about three years ago pr0cund d
Ely's Cream Balm, and count myself
sound i0-'iay, al from the use Of one bot
tle.-J r. Cooley. Hardware Merchant,
Nc-f-osa "a
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Thursday. FEB. 2I. SO

e. o'csork P ", TIE fai1oEing real esiafe, late
ths uiur.tly q Ab-a1am Baker dee-d.
NJ 4 certain iract 81 .-na siiuate in
w l. zlrneTSer township -alle-Sef county
n sii1iuirz lands u - G. fiaker. Geo frifz.
S-.inmor ShaIii-. HeTlry hirtueT. William = ba-
ker William Bowman. f1EurEe Hifller and sam
Faiiey. containing 70 ac-es. ahgut - acres cieer
There 3 o1e-st1zy plank h0use a good hank
barn Z
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Anezchans-e says A box containing
peck Of freshly-buTnt lisne placed in a
.iassip cellar, riil absorb the moisture
and keep theesIIar dFy.
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TERMS

Ten per cent on day Of sale, one shir'i efo4lAnce
On carrrunafsar q ssle osie-tEiri IN six merths
ard one-rhfrd in one year. Eitn interest % de-
J0HS ". TOPPER
j4ass. Adrar. of slna n krgae, deed.
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Efficacy

Of this preparation Mrs P. II. David
son. Alexandra, Ia.
Il WAS afflicted some three years with
scalp disease. 4 s hair was falling out
slua what reinailisj tnrned gray 7 was
induced 20 Try Ayers Hair Nisor. and
IN a few weeizs flie disease in NV scalp
disappeared and mT hair resnlns,i ifs
original color. - 2ev.) s 5. Sirus,
Pastor Z. 3. Church. ST. Bernire, Ind
/" A few years aeo I Suffered the entire
loss 81 ms llalr from the effects Of ferter-
] hoped that aIter a time nafaTc Wou.d
repair the loss, bat ! waited in vain
Many remedies were suggested. none.
howeyrr. with sich ure5f u iueFit as
AYes's Hair Niznr. and ie-au u use t.
The resllt was all I could have desired.
4 growth q hair soon cznie cut all over
ny heal. and grew % i.e as soft ami
ii-avy a. I ever had. and Of a isfnral
color, ard .fynily sei."-J. Il Prats,
g,rtsf,1r1 Tsxas
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Dress the Hair

Tiih Ayers Hair Figor. It's eleanli-
ness. beneficial effects on the scalp. AMI
lasting perfume corimead il for nn.-
NeTsal toilet use i keeps the hair soft
and siiken. preserves its coacr. prevents i
from falling. aai, i the hair has bseonse
weak Or thin. proEsotes = new growth.
TO restore the original color cf ny
hair. which hal tnrResl I'rsBafnreiy
gray. used Ayers IiaiT Fisor with en-
tirs success. l ehee-lully testify 10 the
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BIacksmithSh Shop

and sTriu@ hoglse, ar orchard ~ zcod frui- and
sicar camp ef ~ ~ 60 tryaes ol the PREMISE
n 4 certEiu rrIfr Of land -ir1la1e II the
W. =. sanc t0uushlr aclotniH- lands Of
ise1Tua Fri,x lydia F-i5iiuc Aas0S hruck. VII
liain tsrosz aad Solomon Shzuis. containing If
ieen acres more or is eve nr .ix acrg- clear the
halznre vel timbereG There j. 4 gusi dam and
much 0f The lrun u e saw Eil on The FneHIises-
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
Valuable Real Estate !

CT virtue - an order of sale Issuing crt Of the
q Orphans Cosrt 81 SO-nersef County. Pz. 10 q
directed, We VII expase % public sale on the
r-rf.s4a
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

DrRs-a NJ to az 0r.ie- 81 rse C-phsass Court Of
Sgnlerscs fouurv. Pa there VII De sad ~
yubie sale on the preaaisss. in New Baltimore
BoF0ugh- In sall County el
SATURDAK, FEBRU4RT %, 1889,
AZ o'clock D. N. the following described neal -
tate. ate sac prsqarsy of Aaaa n kEoae. dee't-.
r. VII;
Al certain iaf af ground situate IN View
NJ it Hzliiiufare BJru1gE- somerset fCuufT
p. f-on.i1g On Washington st7eer = fees and
extending back ~ f-et O. Hauaun aliey. aii1in-
Ing iot OF Adam smErunc On tie rGrfhWest,
ana lct No On the southeast. having : large
THo-s.ory frame
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TERMS.

Oue-third in bard ths balance in fh-ee equal
annual payme1ts. Wll interest % Be- secured On
tie premises. Ten pr eeut - the hand Ilgliey
70 BE- paid as son ~ the property Is knocked down
Foess.ssion given or the 1T Of April.
SuLpNuE y BAKER
-. 2. BAKER.
izu-N Aurs. of sb-fE- Baker. der a.
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The Somerset Herald.
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Terms OF Publication
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IN Be hsld re.pcadbis sor ne sussc-ip-
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CIxASCIsL STATEMENT OF INSURANCE
7 on CONTENTS
Number of members.
Amt e insurance. suh5cct 70 assesssnent 1872 60
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Tptsl rts1TrceS Pee q lss>-- <la-s Q
RENaRks.-The insurance % SzsDl on the taru
dssfroyss b. arr ior goseF.s Tress.e- of AS-iIne-
Towrshir ia the year Isl. j sin IN litigation.
and Is ihere6src again nos reported II above
statement
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He calls the turn every siIae OF the
upper end Of the board, Responded a
man With q stack Of chips in his hand
The player wandered or 10 the old
ballads they had heard at home Al the
sad and melancholy and touching songs
that came up. like dreams Of childhood,
this unknown player drew from heksys.
His hands kneaded their hearts like
dough and squeezed out the tears as from
q vet sponge. As the strains flowed one
upon the other, they saw their homes Of
long ago reared again they were playing
once more where the apple blossoms
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@wbie passing through LitIe Rock.
on bis way there, he said - Hen-v A.
Cooper, ia response to a suggestion Of
danger I DO not believe thar vii BE-
harmed. but tie men Who yosel fsr me
believe that gsls elected. 4El % DO I.
and viii % there even at the risk of my
life.
And - be vent Aasr having been
engaged for several days IN taxing tessi-
nony. about O'Clock p. r.. Of Janaary
=. while II his roorn az his boarding
house. IN the AT o. sitting dozn at la
Die near Eind0x 70 xriie 70 his aofh-
erless children, he vas shot ihrDazh tse
Ein.i0w By concealed .ssassins fez fest
from him AM instantly killed We we're
unable TO remove his body until 3 Y.
on tlse next lay, up 70 which time the
sheriff Of the eounty had not appeared.
being. in the language 0f bis depaty. en-
gagged IN the more important business .
collecting taxes Nor had any eitizsn of
the town made the slightest esFort to
trace OF apprehend hss n.s-iersrs
The fsegoins facss xe sian,i ready n
sabstanfiate n every essential particular.
every one q which rs beiiere 70 -
material INK n the stSin Of cinsin.s.-r-
ces szzIozn,iias ansl leading q lie in'su-
E.-sE aarier Of our brother, John u.
Clayton
aR2~Ex crAr-z1,
WI C-.Tux
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Southwark Ho.

For many years past the attention Of
people in the older and eastern states,
who were looking for cheaper lands and
more room, has been so persisteDtly di-
rected to the west and northwest that
it has been forgotten that several Of the
Southern states have large areas of fine
lands still unoccupied. Tennessee, Ar.
kansas, Louisiana and Texas are states
which hold out many inducements to
the immigrant, among which are short
and mlla winters, fertile soil, numerous
streams, and abundant supplies of tim
Der. The south is taking great strides
forward in material progress. Manu-
factories are springing up in many
places, railroad facilities are being rap
idly extended, and schools are multi
plying. If you have in view visit to
that section, to see what its attractions
are, remember that The Burlington, :"
with it's own track to both Chicago and
St. Louis, is the best line to take. For
tickets. maps and rates, call on your
local agent or write to w. JIG. Kenyon,
general passenger agent, c., B. s. N.
railroad, st. Paul, MINI.
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Didn't Know Adam +.

AS Artemus Ward was once travel
ling in the cars, dreading to be bored
and feeling miserable, a maa approached
him, sat down, and said:
ibid you hear the last thing on Hor-
ace Greeley?"
Greeley? Greeley: said Artemus.
Horace Greeley? Who is he?'
The man was quiet about five minutes.
Pretty soon he said:
George Francis Train is kicking up
a good deal of row over in England;
do you think they will put him in a
bastile?"
Train? Train? George Francis
Train?" said Artemus, solemnly, II
never heard of him.
This ignorance kept the man quiet
for fifteen minutes; then he said:
'What do you think about Gen.
Grants chances for the Presidency? Do
you: think they will run him?"
''Grantf Grant? Hang it, man. said
Artemus, ''you appear to know; more
strangers than any man ever saw
The man was furious; he walked up
the car, but at last came back and said:
lyon confounded ignoramus, did you
ever hear of Adam?''
Artemus looked up and said, sWhat
was his other nansp''
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-04-13
Oklahoma Wide Open!

Now that the President has issued hi'
proclamation declaring the Oklahoma
lands open for the taking OF claims
every one wifi be interested in knowing
how they can reach this section with as
little delay as possible, and the least eX
pense.
The Minneapolis It st. Louis Rail
way. "Albert Lea Route" in connec
ton with the Chicago, Kansas u Ne
brask;e BY offers the only direct and
feasible route to this section.
Dolly one change of cars between St
Paul or Minneapolis and Pound Greek
l. T., where connections are made Will
Stage line for Ft. Reno. TT. Still, and al
interior points in the Oklahoma country
For rates, time table, etc., address
your nearest r. r. Agent, or write to s
T. Boyd, G.. T. e P. a., M. & st. T.. Try
Minneapolis.