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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-07
Hoods SarsapariIIa

For . hrst-class spring medicine my wife
and think very highly Of Hoods sarsaparilla.
We both took II last spring. II did NJ great
weather than ever before. II cured my wife Of
sick headache, nom which she has suffered
great deal, and relieved me Of dizzy, tired
feeling. I think every one ought TO take some
thing TO purify the blood before the hot weather
comes on, and We shall take Hoods sarsapa-
rilia this spring" J. H. PEARcE, supt Granite
Ry. Co.. Concord. n H.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-07
The Spring Medicine

"Iwish to enroll my name a. one Of those
who have derived health nom the use Of Hood'a
SarsaparlDla. For many years have taken u,
especially In the early spring. whom am
troubled with dissineaa, dullness, UNPLEASANT
taste in my mouth IN the morning. II removes
this bad taste, relieves my headache and makes
me feel greatly refreshed. The two bottles
have used this spring have becn worth dollar
q dose. I advise all my friends TO take IT,
JOHN BrSNs. s53 4sd Street, town Of Lake,
Chicago. Ill.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-07

DENNsYLvANrA RA1LRoApsCHFr
In enect nom Nov. 10, ~.
Ieins LnAv1 LANCA0rIn and loayo on6 \
nve ~ Philadelphia - folIoWU!
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-07
PRINTED SURAH SILKS.

The quality OF surah used In manufacturing
these goods 10 very much softer and lighter In
weight than the ordinary surah. The designs
are Special and Exclusive, 81 TO ti.5o.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-07
PRINTED INDIA SILKS.

The designs this season are. n possible, more
elaborate than ever. The colorings are entirely
new. CSC 10 q 80. special styles In Black and
White.
The state herald., 1890-01-24
VIM. c. ROBINSON.

VIM. c. ROBINSON.
Clerk Of the District Court
Will take Final Proofs Homestead Filings
May also be Made Before him.
HOLYoKE, COLORADO
The state herald., 1890-01-24
FRENCHMAN VALLEY.

Special correspondence to tho HERALD.
Nearly every one has the In grippe
about here, but nothing serious.
DIR. Barr was called today to see Mr..
Christ Westenburg. lie Is quite sick I.
Thanks to the B. g. NJ. II. II. and
Mr.. Francis, county co mmissioner, for
one hundred bushels Of 10 cent corn.
The worst In grippe We farmers have
to contend with Is the grip that these
lawyers have got on our county.
We are surprised the jury did not
agree and turn the men all free, for
the prosecution Of crime was lost
sight of in political persecution, 10
our minds. We believe in law and
order, but we don't believe In bank
rupting the county to satisfy the ami
mostly of would.be lawyers and enyI-
Gus Office seekers. Although We can't
agree with some Of our neighbors who
think they ought to have been hand
cuffed and thrown TO the hogs. We
would like to see a better inducement
to settlers than bonded indebted
ness OH the county. Every farmer AS
he leaves home bids his family fare
well-when going to IIolyoke-not
knowing but he will be chief criminal
witness or juryman, ere he returns.
Now Mr.. Lawyers return good for
evil and quit, for the good of MS all.
lloNEsTrApER.
The state herald., 1890-01-24
To THE eueLlo.

With desire to place the HERALD
in the house of every inhabitant of
Phillips county, and appreciating the
financial condition of many of our
citizens, has prompted the placing of
the subscription price for the next six
months at so cents, payable in advance.
We propose to make the HERALD the
mouth piece of the people of Phillips
county. 1t shall on each and every
occasion advocate such measures as
will result in the greatest good to
greatest NUMBER 1t will denoence
fraud wherever it may be found. 1t
will in word be the paper "of the
people and for the people" and with
this statement of the course the HER
AID will pursue, If you are with us in
sentiment, we ask you to subscribe at
opce.
The state herald., 1890-01-24
WAKEMAN NEWS.
Special correspondence to the HERALD.
Still the winter comes.

Special correspondence to the HERALD.
Still the winter comes.
The Ia grippe still holds out in this
vicinity.
Rev. Gilroy and wife have been
very poorly but are now improving.
I. f. Cunningham is visiting his
father from the east.
Mr.. Robert Cummings has moved
his family to lIolyoke.
The party at Robert Cummings was
well attended.
Say, Squire Jefferson, what are you
doing in Holyoke so long. l think
ii about time you were giving an ac-
count of yourself.
III. W. Wakeman is hauling ice
from the Frenchman.
Why don't you people in this neigh
borhood subscribe for the state HER
AID as ii is the best and most impair
tial paper in the county.
Ton THuMB.
The state herald., 1890-01-24
Il. orr. RESOLUTIONS.
ca.tlelIall. creacsnt Lodge No. IS

Casileilall. Crescent Lodge No.
llolyoke. Colo. Jan. 18th, 1870.
WiIlREAs. II bas dleasod Almighty
God TO cnll from this earthly home the
beloved wife OF our Brother j. Il. Ken
,on, aud
WArnrAs' Knowing how great the
loss must be 10 him who was 80 dear
to her. therefore bc II
RESOLVED. That wc. the officers and
members Of Crescent Lodge No. 3S
K. Of =. dc hereby express our sincere
sorrow and sympathy 10 our brother
hi, great affection, aDd DC II
RE.0LvED. That n copy OF these
resolutions he given TO our bfcayed
brother. and n copy sent to cncli Of
the city papers for publication, and
RisoLvED. Tint thnse resolutions
bo spicni upon the minutes OF our
order,
a. ~. Wnopfunp,
W. II. SLATER. Committee.
]. &C. DYE.
The state herald., 1890-01-24
EnlillNtIOn.


From this date assume CONTROL
of the STATE HERALD. To those
.0f--jts readers who know me
1 have no word 10 say as to
its future policy, simply bow; To
those who do not know me Ihaye only
n few words to give, 'it will be found
among the stalwart republican papers
of Colorado 1t will be found in the
front rank, battling for Ilolyoke's best
interests; will appeal for good will
toward man. at home, and earnestly
work to advance every interest dear to
the people of Phillips county. Know
Ing the policy of the papor, that its
aim will be the up-building Of your
town and county. may not look for.
and expect Of you, kind reader, Il cor
dial support. ask that, of you and |
certainly expect II Of you.
". X. DAVIS.
Law is equity and justice TO all.
Malon Faust is visiting at home
this week.
Il. NJ. Gibson Is reported sick mt
Knoxville, Iowa.
L. N. McPherrin has been visiting
IN Kansas for past week.
II you want tin-work done, call on
Whitman u Son. 2itf.
All the best grades OF hard and soft
coal ut the Farmers Lumber Yard. 2lf
Whitman & sonthave full line of
ehafiware and tinware. eitf.
Jerome Lewis has been rnsticating
down eas. for the past week.
Cheadle testified that Garrigues
told him that the post-oiilce depended
Oh how he testified.
q. Varney has now In store the
best brands of -four also bran, shorts
chopped feed and buled hay.
"why does not Mr.. Garrigues arrest
the man who had the team who haul
cd the men out" says Attorney Dono-
van.
"why does not Mr.. Garrigues arrest
the men who sold the caps" says At
torncy Donovan In his opening speech
In the white cap trial.
DIR. Blair .estlnod that Chendle
wanted him TO use his influence with
Gnrrigues 10 keep Chcadlc's nnmc out
Of the trial.
Miss Ella Morris Is now doing the
"nngel. net on the Tribune. aud Is
struggling hard 10 solve the MYSTERY of
the art prcserva,iyc.
Whenever cnsc has 10 bc bolster
cd up by bribery. corruption, malice,
fraud. unfnlrncss and downright
c,,ss,alness. IL will fail every time.
viii Lonsberry, who lias been man
agcr of Van lloskirks implement ware
house nj this place since the firm
started. In going TO Aurora. where hc
viii tnkc charge Of their branch house.
The state herald., 1890-01-24
sEvES.fORTY-SfX.


special correspondence To tho HERALD.
We have had quite n winter for
Colorado.
II this weather keeps mp much lon
ger, feed will be scarce.
Miss Hamilton came down from
Denver to make her parents visit.
Miss Clara Swanson, who has been
low with innamitory rheumatism, Is
some better Mt present, aud we hope
she will soon he able 10 be around
again.
Christ westenburg has been on the
sick list for some time.
We are all afraid OF the Ia grippe.
Mr.. Pain nnd others that were down
at Rocky Ford 10 look Mt the country
think they prefer Phillips county.
There seems TO be n lot Of courting
going. but do not see but what the
old bachelors are ms thick ns ever
around here.
The Tribune and News seem To
have groat deal 10 say In regard to
the stand the HERALD hns taken IN
the so-called white cap business. We
nrc with the HERALD for the reason
that We do not think this very good
news 10 spread from one paper 10 an-
other all over the United States,
when this everlasting bowling and
blowing will not do any good toward
bringing these men 10 justice that ARE
Ia this whipping business, but Is doing
our county lots Of harm.
A KIN.
The state herald., 1890-01-24
N Office.

To whom II may concern:
To owners OF the following lands
take notice: that II the commission
notes are not paid by March Ist, 1890
We will proceed to sell the land;
s-w or. sec I, twp. o. range 80. \ hlf
and lots and OF ne or. sec 0, twp
! n, range ~ W.
The state herald., 1890-01-24
Incaiiora.

II is our purpose to note the arrival hni de-
parturr Of all guests to our city, and request
those VIII. have visitors 10 inform US OF the fact.
Local news items are always thankfully received
The state herald., 1890-01-24
.uoLxoK1a

- I1OI1YOKE
nj I'd near the central part of
nrndo, In the center OF what
i he}t." To the northwest
f1kf1lnn cast lso miles is
{l1aGf1 -. ~ aouth west about
dl1f ~ lisa passenger and
y 4 1ivSi{ acdshe D. 4 NJ. railroad, which
extcntiop Of the great 20" system. THERE'S
xalbc,---N'-tu to i5S tho r:ilr from itclyokc to
nu;,dsirvcy to Akron. These roads
-.uac af~mpIeted in the near future and this
Gmake Holyoke railroad confer and give
nor direct route to Denver. The town site
was well located in the Frenchman valley. The
river bottom Is half q mile wif'e at this point,
Riying q level surface for business houses. anil
south hill flne elevation for residences. The
lets were put on sale September 9th 'si about
mon and In Ave hours 81 lots were sold, aggre-
gating $4,000. This Is the largest sale OF the
Liz coin Land Co., In the same number Of hours
OH record. lIolyokc has madea wonderful and
most pleasing growth; having population OF
about 1000. three news papers, together with al
most one hundred business houses, all In good
running order. The Is. Il NJ. have erected Il two
story depot building u X los feet, five stall
brick round house and u $4,000 eating house.
The Lincoln Land Co.. will put in $4,000 water
works and tho city will build n $4,000 brick
school building. Holyokc is an Incorporated
town with good and efficient officers. The town
docs not stand out Ike an ice berg by its self,
but is-is, ART slways viii be, supported by the
rich farming country around it.
The state herald., 1890-01-24
school Report.

Following Is the report Of the Hol-
yoke schools for the month ending
Jan. 18th, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
SKIN EAT-rER.

Several years a-o was called % see 2 oolo-ed
woman who bod a f.s. icraat f1Tnl % caaccr o0
LC- loot. The cancer grew worse ur-.itr ,le pre-
srribod treatment AID tae tors and oucs.de o:
t.o foot vcrc a. lcngth eaten entirely aHsy. Tic
patient could not have survived much longer,
tct I commenced Tic use 81 Swift's Sqc-idc,
and cured her sound we'll That was three
years ago. and there has lcen 10 return % the
di7easc regard Swift's Specific most excel
lc1t medicine for blood diseases, as its tendency
S. tp drive 0lt the poison
Maihervlo, Ms ww. f. STAGE, ND.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
BuckIen,, ArnIcss alive

Tic best salye IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tctter, chappcd hands, chI.blains,
corns and all skin crupUUnS, and posi-
lively cures piles, or 10 pay required.
II is guaranteed to give pCrtoctsatslac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25ccnts
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
gists, corner Monroe and DiyIaiOu-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
30 You wish

TO regain vour health l you arc run
down and suffering from nervous pros
rauou2 ! VIII tel you what cured mc
,It.r suffering for months. ] used
$40 bottles OF sulphur B.ttcrs. and now
] am % we'll man.-C. STILES, Book
IcgpCr. Canton.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
GET II.
TbeBlueBook Of Trade Marks
vnrr Fnf
EVERY MANUFACTURER.
INVENTOR. MERCHANT.
and 81 SINESS KsN.

10 fact, an interesting hook
for any ones perusal Over
l400 illustrations showing the
trade marks of ss many srtf-
cle4 invaluable 70 any Inrsn-
tor OF manufacturer seeking a
new trade mark or 3e un
Many hints given Tie TRADE
Mark lsw fully discB sJ Sold
only ~ the Publishers. Sent
postT1 Or receipt q 800
POND q FhYMoUD.
fr~ Pc ~ f-rn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

r'at IS What You ought t. lave; IN
.t.sol must have i, 10 fully ENJOY
u.. Thousands are searching for il
..a.Iv, and mourning because they find
tuot. Thousands upon Thousand of
lollars are spent annually hv oar pco-
p.o SD the hope that they NAV attain
hIs boon. And yci II may ho mad hy
lI We guarantee th3t Electric Buiers,
used according to directions and the
3.a persisted IN, viii bring you Good
p.co-t.onand ou-tthc demon Dyspepsia
and iustal instead Eupcp>y. We rec
nmcnd Electric Bitter- Tor Dyspep-la
ud all diseases ol Liver, stomach and
Kidneys. SOLD 1T 50c and 81 per bottle
Icy Peck Bros, Druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

Mrs Wlnslow's Soothing syrup should Al
ways De used for children tcethlng. IT soOthes
the child. softens the gums. allayS all pain.
cures wind collie. and is the best remedy f0r
diarrhUa. - cents a bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

For don't care, dull, tired feeling,
impoverished blood, dull pains ia back
auJ head, tantalILing sain oruptous,
Komp's Sar,aparilla never fails 10 give
rcucf. We ALWAYS guarantee It. Price
n per bottle. T.Jbs' drug storc, i2j
MOurOc-St
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

A.ssss. sl.ougs tLsss saSsea9" ssSsSalsa = Als'~
III - - Was a. E1t-e - "a~ - :
ra..s s.rt ber nl-asle4s ETsassz1.s S--fd IlsS
-, - ,,.rras. ssIsll.. a. ~snal AZ Aae<-s-as
- - H-fls wszea foTaa w@S s1-Eoz ~ =
NY .-rax- thev se4t r9~sEs 9Aa saiss AAs
- - y bi,A. sens azlasy ~--le t-~no-
serasssf .snioa s-s cTalz ped aa@ ----s '~l-s'l
49,. t...~s r.zraz1s t19S< gt sa> s-~f ye1e@s 81
uaotler-
~ t..sssvs ssch e. C1rs-1aas aud New
w.. 4 ts very oo-unlea feT fyreaSe feS-
...t. y reosaYs preselss fran ns-s1o19s
49,. eesv 10 uos et un know - ss1E 4ae
.a,iz-.s frsaaas ~lo send raeln cznnoI sFsn
Il. rt.rs..8 ssr - l1aslr gfls oe rsfass-as AlaS
rlsrs = Alasys something - tas sf' "e-eh
r.,.e.. h sr.<.zLY prseloas O. Lhs ~ peat.
81 CONS d ls undefsiooa taat tnsss iitllS
s-,fts sr. a..says ssut - he lady q shs hoare-
T,rrsl.b families bang ~ anap5'rosAclll-lle,
1t i quite g labor OF hove Sna I@.lle1os y t@ls
s,4.,,is-san INTO Lhe.g clrcaes thsE H. tas beSI
c-as And ir genes @iF aeepIlt A2isea
-tr...,,h rl.s influences Of some foreigner u 40
Las lived many wears ia IAf fAey, eha "iss,ss
~. .,,4 ,,1~irion are such - 20 Command Te-
sf.-r -1uuetlal-s Chrtsfian women n-AAe
lie a-.ru1lntauce 0f Turkish ~oinen al Tic
tsrll- ana So OBTAIN tsae in1ta tef0seN nv
tat.,ns 10 visit them a. their bones out in
srsts OF ths u innate associat-on of the women
Ia the hath. ths Turkish SomeR are sIll very
charv Of receiving them under .heT roofs
where tie laws II hospitality are - rigor-
o.l.lv observed The night Of entry into a
barern ~ the better class Is therefore some
timing D. desire intrigue and sometimes pay
for even though the ssEaraGE y ~01aAS,
and one Of honorable character
As 20 TIE tales 10 many travellers tel, both
men and women. regarding their visits, open
OF sufreptiuoils, 20 Earetas, there is absolute
IN no truth Il Is aa imposslbliEy for man
~ rain an entrance into such horls under
euv pretexI. aud no woman can either unless
str happens 10 have some LADY friend who
enjoys the privilege. ard who takes her.
uAPIE HAElE0Usdg
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
SICK Headache.

Loose's Red Clover Pills cure SICK
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and
Constipation. 25c per box, boxes
for 81. For sale 10y White ~ White,
druggists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
ETTT-zrrr----
$~H.~
CANCER OT TIE TONGUE.

Fo- f1-cc Or four v-e-r I'D ~7 clang sore on
became alarmed 20 i's T-'---7s. aod went 70
ft--,s ~ tr-1-r-1' Tho resg.t was taat
rr-lwr0.-l t-o rso 70 S~ff-'s ~p~r.fo, ana TIE
s.-~ t-rs fHo- gone without = trace n 'f IN
Tacu4l lslOl, Ca. Mar. lf ,9. A LErIA
T-~aff-r On Csncc- ~. .io' tree
SuIFT STEQFI- Co. 1ravCr ? Atlantis. Ca
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

Dresses Eeei-S 8 saaSs "a
DrcsSea hork = So ~
'less0a Aatiea 6sso>se . RsS.ns-
ttt7sse .-alot'--fy ' penas.
L'nosses fal-trs eFunE ehlekeas faelle 3
-. les - ease ps4assk tGrSexE ~
Eeale e@sSs. - , Foa1a
niass.
4reeD - ? pound.
-it e1ry4--si1e > l.ollue.
az ct4c2-s .Ssac ' peGna.
ifih ast Hauna.
-i sktls-t 4ar paQHa
cauep SANS 1fs - e4ch
letov-oS s. : pouad
Farmers Freaaes.
barter-les lse polnd
kss,-i ieslhe = 6aEen
faIateVs-1sC 2 hushet
tefQ--e 2titaaa-il = kau aTec
4 ara ls- -is-s-s & b4slcl
boeis -a7lc 3 h4sael
ta1sa4 ps-a anic p hushel
Onions -5se 2 blsacl
Graia. flsar ana reed.
heat-Nee So y bushel
Corn as-c nlsAcl
t.ts- Atn. -ec 6 buohJL
Corn Nea.-s lalN 2 ton.
kNf-aag p bashel
Barley 81 .iHs1l Fl p hundred
Nrouuc feed el4ple 1900 = ton.
bIan-S l-uf ttu
Aiadnhes-s a-tt q tor.
fio4r-Lily N Eite SIC Patent SIS. ? hun
efc1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
The GAY DIPL0MATE2
rnEf as sss-fNGTON'S LEisU8E-
~ cuLr-sEo SOCIETY NEA.

L. Is sas saasa as..s AaaeFies-a D-piozs.sss
4szsaa-Ezss al erase - shs BrlEiah
~ .lsiss-s lf..zss4a.ss A.-sssz -.-4 Hl-L.
Ms L-ssars Frss Opinion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-25
By TELEGRAPH.
80 r.,ena . c,o,, All sAs s.looss.

LAwrsx.K. ksn.. Oxt - The issi'es
Of tn iccal wsaan's Chrissisn fempsf-
snes Uuioa aAcpsci novel but shoits IL
effective plan for closing up the orisiasi
presase house Of Henry Frisxei. Who re
c,rmence1 hus;uees sken the annaanee
u,<ns vas msde Of the original paeksg. de-
cl.san. Tbs Local Womsn's Christian
2er~nee Ua,oa arposnted = comuis'ee.
vita uoiimis<d auth,rsts 10 take shsseser
s.e,s they CONSIDERED aisisAbis AMI snsc'-
i've 10 close the falcons The cospnisfa g
was couoosed Of sseise ladies heAeet ~
Mrs. s. r. Graoa. Safe Lecturer. They
rent in . h<dy To The s&ioon early yestsr-
s,av morning and attempted to persuade
Fr-tse, TO close He dsclined to. aad the
ladies' announced their testi IA OF staying
sill dsy ard making hourly appeals - him
70 sop mis- business. When Il became
knosp that the ~omen were trying ID Close
,hs plsce = great crowd was attracted I, the
place The supply Of erigiaai packages
held cut rot gate an hour. but the crouc
thrunged the place a day Each boar the
ladies'. wbo had brought their PRAYER books
and hymnaIs With them. held brisf prayer
NEE ard pleaded with the proprietor OF
lhs saloon TO close the place. Fri,zsi vas
osdursie, and alihougt be had sold every
drop of osisiaal package fiuii he refused to
clase the place. The womsn remained all
ltY and did not cease tseir lsbors until SIX
Z. II They say they will continue The
crusade until they persuade Ftixa to qui,
hr sira.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-25
CONDENSED DaePArcHEs.
The Pitn OF tho nsvYs Taken From the
Current Events OF The Day

The fo1, cared race, three miles With
turn, $500 Il side, was rowed ~ Halifax,
y s. Friday, by lie williams crew of
ilalifaxand the Carlton crew Of st. John
Ii vas wen by the Carlton crew by three
lengths in Is minutes and 90 seconds
The Brooklyn Sugar Refinery has closed
down and $50 men are Gus OF employment
i. &, runored that with tie single exception
Of nayemeyer's Refinery, ali brooklyn re-
fneres will be closed down, by which
abou: 1900 men will be affected. The
director Of The Brooklyn Sugar Refinery
Go. says that his works will rsmsi1 closed
urtil April Isl. when raw sugar viii be ad-
m.tted free.
An estimate of the number Of acres oi
floor space and of uncovered grounds rs-
CURED for the various displays in the
Columbian exposition is as follows a, ag-
riculiural hall, sores; Is, hort'eultGral
hail, ) scres. outside space % srres; {,
live stock, 100 acres, no estimate on build
ings; y, fisheries, acres; Z, mineral
paiacs. ) seres; +. i1achinsry hsli, %
acres; g., transportation, 20 acres. besides
open spacei II, electrical palace, I acres
j, miHulseturers palace. 20 scres; X. fine
arts gallery, acres; l. and NJ, enc build
ing, J acres.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-25
vermont Lumber Men Happy

RUTLAND. VT. Oct. 24.-Lumber men
esps cially at Burlinstan and Rutland, the
leading markets. will receive great benefit
from the removal Of the Canadian export
duty on logs in accordance with the ar
rsneemant between Sir John Macdonald
and the Uoi,ed States Government which
they ard Northern New York lumber mer
chants were patty instrumental in secur.
ing. Upon the reduction of the United
States customs duty on manufactured ium'
Der from 81 to 81 per thousand the Cana
dian Government removed its export duty
on logs. Ii WAS foreseen that unless some
reciprocal arrsn cement of thi' kind could
be secured with the Dominion Government
the destruction of thei American forests
was ccrtsil within tive MY yeaes. The duty
hiss be en- removed on export logs by Canada
and our rate on plain sawed lumber conse
quently i, now 81 4 thousand feet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-25
Death OF an Outlaw Who Had Killed
Seventy Men.

MusKoGEE. |. T.. Oct 24.--"Old Tom
Starr" one Of the most remarkable des-
psraaoes ia this county, is cead. lie wa
. Cherokee Indisn, Elk feet and four inches
in heis hit, ,t.sigbt as an srror. and at tn
time OF lis death nearly eighty years Of
age.
This remsrksb e man came west with NJ.
father. when the Cherokces were removed
to this part Of the country. bitter fcnt
arose over the sale Of the house of the red
man, east of the Mississippi, between tive
factions known as rhs RIDGE and Ross par
ties. Old Toms frh.r 4lonyed - IN.
Ridges. He was shot down in hi, osr
door by patty of The eremy. Tom killed
hree If the party on the spot, and Than he
began war on the enemv in which seven
" people as estimated by the Cherokee
Council, were slain by him. About tfteer
years ago the Cherokee Council eDttre'
into treaty with Tom, since which com
promise he has ivei quiet and exemplar,
life.
During the days Of his warfare sgsins
bis Indian foe there we're many deeds OF
desperate daring placed to his credit. b.,
hun a tax collector in Crawford county
Ark, was owe, taken in the mountains
murdered and robbed of $40 20 0. Wat
Grayson, a Cherokee. was roth Il of 1872.
00,, and subsequent suit against the e"
eInmen. to recover the money developed
sold Tom" as the brains of the gang VIII
lid the nest Oh in most Romantic way
led by the cunning Of Bill Reed Atte'
the robbery Reed welt u Texss, where be
met a tragic death. and Belle ard Ton
quarrs He'd over the Gray SOD booty. Bell
married Sam, Toms pet son, to spite ok
Tom and his ~ite. Three years ago san
starr ar Bill West, cousins, killed eaci
other in duel over family matters, AID )
little la'er Belle Stair was shot Will OF
horseback, near her home in Younger
Pend," presumably by friends of her hus
bsn1, who believed she conspirtd viii
West to kill Sam. Old Tom would tall
freely Of his deeds in revenge of his ia b
er's death, but he rarely spoke of his o'hei
exploits.