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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
Sale of Real Estate
OF ANTHONY n )sT, Decd,

tn pursuance NJ an order NJ tho Probate Count NJ
STARK cpun3, uhlp, I viii Offer ipt sale, AZ public
AueliNni on
The Esd day OF February A u 1850,
acc u'ciprk D. M, on tho premises. tho following de-
hcrlhpl real estate situate IN un county NJ hari
and state ~ uhlnt tNfWlti
~ TRAIT hrinH a rat NJ the southwest quarter
Of section u township ~. ana fHnnp n brfinniu N
. stake ~ the southeast onrlef " 4 lnsacrr trart
heretofore snld ny aldneY catle ~ Anthony no Ii
iicnoe uufit q lrH ~ nm, rast uNl rlaln ~
hAll AnlltJ bpllB loflhpAal eof ~ !lfnrq 7pull
hi dog ~ hiiH. east, on lhalnki thphea s0ufi,
dpH w min, west, va chains, win thu iniddlH M d
fuad 10 feet Wide, 20 stakti tltUep moth, hdtH,
~ min east " ilnkhl theucn south ~ dpa, 20 tHlh.
east 10 llnhs 20 no place oi beginning, eunl uhlnn
eUi acres Nf laud,
"a TRAIT nriua known a. patt Of tho southwest
quarter ~ section "A tuNnship 10 aul fauHt n
bounded aud described % follows lrHlhHiuH iUf
tho iWH N pniut M tho west line " siii section
y, distant " rods aud u feet from tho hGuthWrt
enfnur ~ aau trcti0ui thenee NORTH u drH, east
along said west ilne NJ section " q distance 0t hd7h
fnlt ~ q point and at0nHl thence east M deg south,
tht rUds 10 u ht0nei ihelou south, he deF, a. min
west ~ dog m mln north, iiH furh IA tho place NJ
beginning containing 10 acres " lAud,
Terms ui hhlp-uupsthiN IN hand, pur'third In
one year and Gnosthifd IN two years from Hay ~
tAlt, win Interest 10 DO secured by mortgage on
JOSEPH 4, HOST,
Admit Of estate NJ Anthony Host de0d,
HAuIHU a hMQnhAuM Att}n Tor Auin'tt
lnntiseW
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How puacn nrc rrcnloa In poalon.

BosroN, Feb, If. spcciull-
young lady got separated from her II
cOrt In coming out OF 70 Boston Dhrdti
last night A gHng Of dudes ana
Washers were louuglug u'.ut one
spoke To her She asked why ha insult.
cd her aud before he uDld ms yer
stepped his face He attempted TO
strike back when thp girl dealt him two
or three singing blows ia the face, then
Knocked him down, The crowd
chppred,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14
A LouI.vLle Annlgnmonl.

l.. Matthias ~ Son, Of Louisville, yes.
erday afternoon made au assignment
to Joseph Freuse Of this city The
firm has been engaged IN the grain and
warehouse busluuts, and the trouble Is
supposed to be due TO the unlayOrable
condition Of the grain business In that
neighborhOOd. The asset viii amount
TO about $500, while the liabilities
will probably reach $500
This Is evidently the ass gunent;t
ferred to In u local paper sUme da
ago, which has caused COnslderad
talk on the streets,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

lT To the customary thing at the In.
augural bah for the President elect to
lead the wife of the retiring President
la the lrst dance, Mrs Cleveland Is u
graceful dancer and fond OF the waltz,
Ben Harrison can cut an old fashioned
pigeon wing ana Is quite lily on q Pres
byterian QuUdrille, but he cant waltz
fits legs are too short for u graceful
walter, Now N the program NJ the
Inaugural bah should open with u
waltz, We predict the new odmiuistra
ton will have TO be- excused,
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FARM FOR SALE.

In pursuance NJ m order Of tho Probate Court Of
stark county, Ohio, I VIII Olluf Tor sale the farm be-
longing 10 John Custer, An lmhuplN khld lana N
situate on the bolivar r0nd, ~ miles southeast Ol
Navarro, ONO, ami CunlalnH lUi acres, VlrfO N
upon tho promises % good iva story franc house,
good bank barn, AMI al necessary 0ut'bullulhHHi
also n never, hitting spilng Ot wntor NJ house
For other information call on tho undnfHlgnod,
j \ HNASEL
Guardian ~ John UuBtor,
Navarro, a., Fob 7adw
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Legal Notice.

Emo 4, nay, Residing In the state Of indiana, VIII
take untlCU that William kuplinHcr ~ September
p9d, lHW4, nlrd hH petition m the Coz n Ot Common
llouH Ot stark county, Ohlo, against her aud others
praying Tor the payment 81 a Judgment then lnd
Tor the amount VI N No aud costs, ana due from the
guardian uf said Enlu \ nAlY Tor her maintenance
Also praying that A. W Guslorn, executor ui
Elizabeth kuplllgUr uvariHv', hn directed o. lhl
the Hntnr uut ~ funds iu hll hands, dur Ia sVl lllu
\. nnlyi and Hlr IA required tu answer ON ut before
March 100, issn, or Judgment aud decree may hO
taken against htr
fOlHsugtsWtW WILLIAM kbPLlNHEh
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lT has been intimated that W, w.
Dudley will be made commissioners of
the patent 0nlce under the new admin
istrdtion, Under the laws patent OIL
cials are not permitted 10 have an H.
tercat In Inventions for which patents
are granted. This would prevent
Colonel Dudley from taking out a
patent for his brilliant invention for
purchasing "noaters In blocks Of i've
philadelphia Record
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An tho departments OF the Great
Mphoulug valley Iron Compuuys
Mills, ut youngstown, have ilsJ smut
down, All the men are thrown ulll Of
employment, No cause Ia assigned for
this very remarkable proceeding Just
In the dawn Of u glorious Republican
Administration that promises unbound.
cd prosperity ~ the country, II Is
YNrY And.
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ings OF loved 0ues and tho OYershad1W.
ing presence Of the almshOuse,'
Nilere, then says lleY, Morse, 's do.
Yel0ped the problem that e0ntrpnta w.
and Ia tho statement Ot what III pre-
secuted, the relation VI the church 10 Ia
boz" hut tho manner 10 which thla
problem aud itR relation" are treated
by liey, Morse, must DO left a succeed
ing article 70 show, AZ, however may
DO Imagined from tho foregoing II Is
not ln the usual way,
AnTE-sDur ppuutH bY ligV Josiah hlfpHg ~ u,
thislup jptH HNusi ~ ut Bpnprai plflsilan
tpniprtnrFi iaaf,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

TuE Treasury experts who have
been putting The Senate tariff bill
through the crucial test, report that In
most Of the articles touched, the bill
increases the revenues, Hence, instead
Of being called u reduction tariff bill, IL
should DO called u bill to increase the
government surplus, and impose addi-
tional taxation.
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Road Notice.

Notice IN hereby given that q petition VIII he pre-.
sontod " the Commissioners OF stark county ~
their next session, , arch lth, A, d., 1871, praying
for tho opening Of . county rond on tho following
limo t0-wltl From the intersection. OF Cherry aud
road 10 DO sixty feet Wide, and over tho lands OF tho
Bolton Iron and steel Company, Thomas Ferguson
anu 7, u, Albert IN shown upon tho new map OF
tho city VI Canton, ohio.
Canton. o.. Fob. a. 1896. -7hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

THE very latest fixes Wanamaker rs
Secretary Of the Navy, As matters
now look we ought TO have live oak
timber IN our Navy, and Wananakcr
Is only gilded bass wood. He knows
about as much about equipplng Il Navy
as u South Sea Islander knows about
the Greek alphabet.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

KENNA appears TO be losing grouH
for senator, and the geurrul polite.
situation is unsatisfactory 10 both par
ties, The Republicans nave COM
menced revolutionary tactics, lester-
day they withdrew from the lrglslatr
In a body, leaving the Dew
out u quorum.
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Combined Attack on Chicago Dressed
Boot,

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. II Especial There
remains little doubt that the Western
States have determined on u combined
attack on the Chicago dressed beef
monopoly, Ten states have notified
the Missouri legislature that they Will
cooperate In destroying this Industry.
Committees from the Legislature of
these states hold u convention IN this
city In March, 10 formulate % suitable
law TO be- passed by all these states,
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Assignee's Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed. and
qualified ~ assignee IN trust t0r the benefit Of mo
creditors Of George Myers, All persons indebted 70
said aaslgnor WIN make immediate payment and
Gated, 10 tho undersigned for allowance,
AUSTIN LYNCH,
Assignee Of George Myers,
Canton, o., Jan 10Th, A, D. 1885. -Didw
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SALE.
lohR Wmd Oiler Of sails IN Partition
MIiop @am etaL J rless toad ''

~ vluup NJ M pTiefG sale ln Partition Issued ny
ne fleIk ~ NO rpuft ~ common plrAa NJ htaik Goa
ONE ~ mo alufn afiinni AMI w no niffrinl, VIII
nhhr ipf sale n public 0utou AZ up door VI ta
cpuH house, " lhe rlW NJ pantpni nA
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SALE,
Jahn BruwAs GuaTdiR Order o. sale 10 Partition
John WAEemAn Of as Fltas Court

Joha Browns euardR OmeIet sale q Partition,
John wnusmau ct as fltAs Court
ny yiitue N an order 0f sale ~ partition Issued Ny
sgiHlE o. IN the above action, AnatG mf directed 1
VIZ offer fnr sale, IA public guieTN, ~ mo door "
No court honsei Ia Nc elti VI Canton, sn
Saturday, the 18th day OF Feb 1859,
mo following described real esialel tbs northeast
quarter " t1nliGn W, w township ~ lNAshlnHtpU
y range al (nl W STARK eQlniyt que egnlNNlas
der = inaap ffnin IGhn hT0Wn, 70 use a. q saw inll
ana lOg YaTl mo following paH Of hAll quarter No.
ginning Az The nOHhWeat corner u No lnalleI
Menoe cast - TOdsl thence south " rplsi WtA W
rods norm ~ f0lst0 bealnnlnHi also .lhe HHhl NJ
tAkp water ff0ln mo apTlnH npaf lheInlp W Supply
boiler and enHlne. upon tle payment N ahhNAl
rent From SAID quarter NJ iana Vie following Hafl
10 excepted, l0rWlti heginhlHg A. pollution ne
south ilhe VI The lualter ~ nhta EAST o. lhp
thence forth NJ rOdsi thence west N rods, I'VE fppti
themes south 10 rods W tho NJ 90 NJ beginning, con-
lalnlng 0ne Ahd me half aefps q land, lnnTe ~ ltas.
Tue Tract hereby intended 70 10 dtspIpptd ephialn'
ihH lbpA AeIea, more ~ less,
Appraised ~ 5000
sale u mme AZ Que o'clock o ~, Tema
e. OHH = thim each un tuesday NJ sale, AMI
tho balance ~ One aud wv years vim Interest
from day " sale secured Ny mortgage on we
A. LrINlNGER sheriff,
DAY, LRH0H a pAV, AtrYs,
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A SPECIAL from 1T Paul announces
tint Russell Harrison, son Of the Presl
denCrlect, has bought the ,Ic"
daily newspaper at Helene
The young man will h
thug on the r.
Montana durin
his fathers rule.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

TIFF Republicans Al
much just nov about g,
Silent" The feeling now
can circleS ~ one ot prott
over the apparent dOu' k,
doatlvenesB of benjamin N
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

IN pursuance 10 nm order of tho Probate Court oi
stark county, Olio, I viii offer for sale, NJ public
auction IN
Tho 9th day Of February, 1880,
atono O'Clock = m, on the premises, the following
land, VIA
The east half VI the southeast quarter " section
bl IN township ~ (Liko), Of range \, Ia stark cUuts
" ONO containing 40 acres.
Appralso, NJ $1,000, Terms " anlO-tbO0 cash,
balance Ut Onr,t lfd on ApTl ltt iptnl the remain
lng twHtt thirds on April lHt 1900 anu 1901, with HN
pGf cent annual interest from Aptll lHL 1880, No.
cured by mortgage on the promises
WILLIAM WAGNER,
Eyoout r " the viii ~ Joseph NOyor,
ji0.6w deceased,
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satnrdny, tho gnd dng OF MaTch, Igg0
SALE.

jane ~ MARTIN Of al Order o. sale STARE
w. County Common flrha
Caroline Tlommon stAl Court
ny virtue " an order Of sale Issued
BY clmk Ot tho court 0t common pleas VI STARK Goa
ohio, In the above action, aud ~ me directed I viii
bnof for sale VI public. 1utefy ~ tho door Of the
l0urt house, IN tho city " Canton, on
Saturday, the s3rd day Of Febo 1880,
mo following described real estate to'wlu Lots
numbered twuntyshiN hundred Ahd my three
IN tho city of Canton, STARK county, Ohio,
Appraised AZ olO00,
sale 10 ommonoo At 1 O'Clock ~ m, Terms,
A. L|EiNISOER, sheriff,
ANN a Row, AttyA,
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ONO Ia not bot
Gov, Foraker's adj
appear to be u hnd
deficit for 1883 rs H.
unless the direct B.
passes Congress, Ohi
borrower OF money 10
cry Of Government
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saturday, tho End day OF March, 1859.
SALE.

Beh Natianal aAnk or Ailas order n alae
fitahuW htAfh County Common
w. flthh Nuuil
james L. Dilworh et A.
Ny virtue Of an alias order Of sale, Issued by the
clerk VI tho Court VI C0maln Pleas, ~ higrh 90 o.,
IN ths ahuyb action And t0int directed ! VIII blri
Tor sale NJ public 0ui0T, ~ tho door VI the court
hduts, IN Ito WY Of Canton, On
Saturday, the End day Of March, 1850,
the following described real estate t0sWlu iirlng
par Of mo northwest quarter ~ section nufnbef
l. Of Washington township IN stark county.
OhiO. bolng VILLAGE lots numbers ~ ~, M, 80 aud
~, except 300 foot 1f Of hAld l0t ~, M u ~ NNks
addition 10 said village Of NJ unl0H, said lots and
part u lots being bounded on tho vest BY West
Llhnry street, on tho east by lAndh 0t John Watson,
on Inc south Ny lands NJ Simon Johnston and on
ihr north by lands NJ Henry Ahiflou, aud being MI
Of aAtd lua aud ltHd iHciudod within alid boundary
con aiming An0uj seven acres, excepting hufpifom
the south halt VI said lot ~
Appraised At 600,
Sale TO commence NJ Quo o'clock D. TrfmA
A. |LEiNls0ER, shefln,
TnAYHH A OiLaOE, AtpyA
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.,GNs 100 Nice Cards, name In gold, 100 Lat.
~ IN est Songs, 10 Complete Stories and Agents.
tal.J outht f0cts, BEE HIVE SUPPLY co.
f1f7som Sherodsvllle OHIO,
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SALE.

Tue Charity School Of .Allaa utlefu " hlti
NnndAl hlaih tnHhN ininihuI
VI. Htha iuull
Jacob lreUHinH "a a.
ny virtue NJ an alias arder nfsale Issued ny no clbtk
Of no count NJ common pleas " STARK equity ullu
IN tho above action, aud 10 no directed WlW O1tf
To- sale A puiale HutoU NJ tht dnNf ~ The cnnfi
house, IN the oly ot canton on
Saturday, tho End day OF March, 1889.
80 following described real estate situate N ihe
county 0f STARK, 10 M OnHlnAi l0ta number
thirteen (ia), ]fOuiteeu 40 aHd fifteen (lhl ~ thu
t0W vi Rnndai, nos q pat NJ tho mty 81 MAstllpni
~ sald uountY, with Tho appnlenAneua Wuftubln
lotN No, 10 appraised At emo,
tStGS 10 100
sale to commence AZ one O'Clock o. M Term,
wv" A, LEININGhR ahert,
M BALDWIN Any
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Saturday, the snd day of March, 1880,
SALE.

JamcaJ woltor ycgdl Exponaa
Va, STARK County common
Loyal sheridan noycrJ Plcai Jo0rt
NY virtue NJ yOndl oxponat iwncd. by
tho clerk VI The court NJ common. plcuH ~ stark Co,
., IN tho above Aelluntand 10 me directed, ! VIII Oltur
Tor sale VI public untriy W tho door Ui the court
louso, IN tho city NJ Canton, on
Saturday, the 9th day of March, 1850,
tho following described real ustitul Tho undi.
ono, fourth 90 part Of thu nOtl hutst Qnnttcr ot sOrs
tiun thtOu tA), township seventeen SANDY. range
seven "a, IN Htirk county, Onto, beginning Tor tho
same ut Tho uUtihWrHl ouiuut NJ lAld quarter
thuncO east nlUng tho north line VI said quarter NJ
aud 7istU0 N uliH 10 tho Ian N NJ = Kluif, thrncn
aOuthnnstrtly alnug the lands NJ klUtE ~ whore tho
Hiuu i]nluiHuUtA tho uatt line uf tie quarter section,
thence south nluni tho uist limo ~ sad quHtlur 4 80
chains ihunrn north, tBN degrees wost 10 the west
uuAttur lluti Thence nuttn nlOuN tho west quarter
lluO ~ nnd hlsluO uiuluH 10 the north llu ui tlv
quarter 10 tho place NJ BEGINNING containing "
acres, more Or lOBsl subject 20 tho dover interest
which has boon assigned 10 Catherine Buytt widow
Of Conrad n0yOt deceased,
Appraised NJ Gloon,
Sale 10 commence at ono o'clock y m, Terms,
A. LEiNtNGER sheriff,
MONO n M0OAUrY AttyH,
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Saturday, tho 9th day Of March, 1889,
SALE.


Joseph schllllg OF All Order Of Sale In Partition,
Va, stark Go, common Plchb
Adam sohillig OF al Court
by virtue OF nm order Of sale In partition Issued by
tho clerk Of tho court OF common pleas OF stark OoD
ohio, IN tho above action, and " mo directed, 1 VIII
oiIor for sale NJ public out0ry NJ tho door OF the
court house, In tho city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 9th day of March, 1889,
the following described roal estate, situate IN
stark county, ohio, ul-wlti Being n part OF tho
nor honBt quarter Of geutiOn Twelve, township tino-
teen, range eight and b Ing ono hundred and slx
and One-tllrd CU0h) OF an aero on OF the south side
OF said northeast quart tor nnd being all ~ Bald quar-
tor section, oxc,pt hat part OF said quarter now
owned by David MaurvE iIih %
Appraised ~ $1,000,
sale IN commences nj ono O'Clock .. M. TormB,
ono.thlfd cash, and tue balance In ono and two
e1uai annual payments, with interest from day OF
sale, secured BY mortgage on the pronia . sold.
A. L~EININaeB, sheriff.
Mora a M OARrv, Attys
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SALE.

Nh Williamson Ytndl EAponaA,
w, STARK 90, Common
Obcd Williamson, Pleas Court
ny virtue VI u yondl oNp0nat Issued BY olors
Of the court VI cumlnOn pleas NJ NtAtk county, ohio,
IN tho above nOlinn, and 10 me directed, I wll 0tOr
for sale NJ public 0utcfy, NJ tho door Of tho court
house, In tho city NJ Canton, on
Saturday, the 2nd day Of March, 1880,
No following described real estate, t0swlt
situate In tho township " Paris, county VI STARK
and htatu0f Ohio, aud known ~ HE northeast quar-
tor 0f surtl0n number ~, township number w and
range number II, containing 100 acres ot land
Appraised At 1850,
Sale to m NJ ono O'Clock y, M, Terms
A, L%EiNiNOER, sheriff,
BALDWIN 4 sntHLps, Attyu,
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Mayeu; or 4 vnyf1 sIllIs was: ieIt e, the
breath Of life: Oh why Cleopatra, the tiger
I hearted, had grow 81 mere it'll, 81 did not
knew that she feared to slaY me lest, SO
strong was the plot and SO feeble her hold
upon the Double Crown, the ttumult that
might tread hard upon the tidings Of my
murder should even when I was no more
shake her from the throne. Z did not know
that because Of fear and the weight OF
policy only she slowed scant mercy to
those whornlI had betrayed, Or that because
OF cunning and not for. the holy sake OF
woman love though, ia truth, she liked
me well enough she chose rather % bind
me to her by the fbers Of my heart And
vet this will say in her behalf !: Even
when the danger-cloud had melted from
her sky she kept her faith, nor, save Paulus
and one other, did any suffer the utmost
penalty Of death for their part in the great
plot against Cleopatra crown and dynasty.
But many other things they suffered.
And so she went, leaving the vision Of her
glory to strive with the shame and sorrow
Of my heart Oh, bitter were the hours
that could now no moro be made light with
prayer For the link between me and the
Divine was snapped, and no more did Isis
commune with her Priest. Bitter were the
hours and dark, but ever through their
darkness shone the starry..eyes Of Cleopatra,
and came the echo Of her whispered love.
For not yet was the cup of sorrow full. Still
hope fingered in my heart, and almost could
! think that ] had failed to some higher end,
and that even in the depths Of ruin should
fina another and more aowery path to tri-
umph.
For thus those do who wickedly deceive
themselves, striving to lay the burden Of
their evil deeds upon the back Of Fate, striv-
ing to believe their sin may compass good,
and to murder Conscience with the sharp
plea Of necessity. But naught can it avail,
for hand in hand down the path to sin rush
Remorse and Ruin, and woe to him they
followl Ay, and woe to me, who of all sim
ners am the chiefl #
CHAPTER XVI "A
IMPRISONMENT OF HARMACHIs; THE sCoRN
OF CHARMION; THE SETTING FREE OF HAIR
MACrJTS. rHE COMING ON O71TNrT.s nETrIr1a
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)h q space OF eleven
days was I thus kept
prisoned in my cham
bers; nor did I see
any one save the SEN
tries at my door, the
slaves who in silence
brought me food and
d rim K, a n d Gle O.
patra's self, W b.
camecontinuany. But
though her words OF
love were m an Y,
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naught; would she tell me OF
how things went without. She
came in many moods-now gay
and laughing, now full of wise
thoughts and speech, and now
,,acsinnata onlu-anH to every
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L
Hat same night
Cleopatra s M
moned me to her
private chamber. i
went, and found her
much troubled in
mind; never before
had I seen her so
deeply moved. She
was alone, and, like
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CHAPTER XVII.

OF THE TROUBLE OF CLEoPATRA; OF HER
OATH TO HARMACH1s; AND OF THE TELLING
BY HARMACHIS TO CLEOPATRA OF THE Sc.
CRET OF THE TREASURE THAT LAY BENEATH
stHER - E1 ~ e.@ A = so tt&&. tf
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CHAPTER XVI

IMPRISONMENT OF HARMACHIS; THE sCORN
OF CHARMION; THE SETTING FREE OF HAIR
MACHIs; THE COMING OF QUINTCs DEL11Us.
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l@-- SOHe JTal1lp5u. 1IUHeS's,
=:: walking to and fro
across the marble floor, while
thought chased thought across
her mind, each, as clouds scud-
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stood in the deep shadow Of Khufu Khut
fthe splendid Throne Of Khufu) 4
s'Of truth, 9 whispered Cleopatra, as she
gazed up the dazzling marble slope above
her. everywhere blazoned DER with a mill
ion mystic characters ssof truth, there
were gods ruling in Khem in those days,
and not men. This place is sad as Death
ay, and as mighty and as far from man.
Here must we enter!" iii
n s'Nay,'' ! answered, it is not here. Pass
ons'' y. a & 5ss 5s til ri
/ led the way. through a thousand tonnbs,
till we. stood in the shadow OF Ur (the
Great and gazed at his. red, heaven
piercing mass VI fE5i 81 ,8E#F
4 s.Is it here that we must enter?', she
whispered once again
s'Nay,', / answered, sit is not here. Pass
on s "a e rs
And we passed on through mary more
tombs, until we stood IN the shadow OF
Hers and Cleopatra gazed astonish ed at itss
polished beauty, Vh1ch for thousands Of
years had, night By nigh nirrored the
moon, and at the black girdle OF Ethiopian
stone that circled It's base about. For Oh
all pyramids this IS thes most beautif ID.
'Isit here that must enter n, slle.
said
I answered x Ell ~ 1Ss mere. sa ND
# And we passed round tween the temple
Of
zMenka-ra, the Osiri an, and Tho base zof the
pyramid till we came III the mort SIDE
Here the center is1 graksd Tho I'd of
Pharaoh Menka-ra bi1i Tie mild
to be- toni ed u halein Hill
treasure against the 4 edss
tut fS
IN 4 n llsIslSE
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-11-16
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The Springdale news., 1889-01-04
 Selt to Jail.I

Tie man mentioned ,s car last issue of being shot av Lowell for passing coanteffelt money sod then resisting the officers of the law has been sent to the U. 5. lail al F.. Smith. The Fayetteville Seo.inei gives the following account ot tne matter: "A man who refused 10 g,,e his name was sent to the Fort Smi,h jail Friday, by U. s. Com missioner, k. B. Harrison, for pass ing counterfeit money in Benton ton county. Constable James Brown, of Lowell, arrested him af- ter shooting match, in which the unknown was badly wounded. Con- stable Brown, Lee Phillips, Alex. Black, Lew Arnold and F. Davls brought tho wounded prisoner down here to have his examination before the Commissioner, and Capt. Harrison deputized Constable Brown to take him to Fort Smith.