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Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29

"Hsven't time this morning. Marx.
Give my respects to Mrs. Weidman. !
may be in again before leaving. His
hand was on the latch.
Please. Neil, come here"
1t was Kits pleading tones, and before
he realized what he was doing the young
man stood by the bedside looking down
into the face of the one woman he had
loved. It was five years since she had
told him she was going to marry Mark.
and in oil that time they had never spo-
ken-had rarely met.
'Oh, Neil, you are too good-you can
not mean it.
Il mean it, he said, coldly.
Through it all he had never suffered as
he did now, to see how willing she was to
have him sacrifice himself for Mark.
1t was moment of supreme bitter
ness, yet in spite of himself he fingered
to gaze for perhaps the last time into the
sweet face.
Her eyes were full of tears. and CATCH
ing his hand she passed it to her lips.
sobbing:
You are SO good, SO noble! If it were
not for the children We could not consent
to your going.
If only we could raise the money, but
We have little to sell and there is no one
to buy what We have"
Il have made up my mind and should
60 anyway, now. There is nothing to
keep me-"
But Neil, this is too much, said
Mark, who had now sufficiently recovered
himself to comprehend the situation. i
cannot let you 60. but if you could look
after things here some and see that Kit
did not suffer, could 60 easier. There
is only Joe to do anything"
No use talking, Mark, I am going; and
nov, good-by all.
He almost snatched his hand from
Kits clasp, and was gone.
@Mollie, am going to the war;"
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29

A younger brother would have to come
and stay with her--it was the only way;
She might so and stay at Mollle's-
only-there was Neil.
1t was about 10 o'clock when Neil
Weidman raped at his brothers door.
Marks face showed something of what
he was suffering when he opened it.
Neil, Come in.
Cant: I'm in a hurry. I was on the
draft, but had the cash all ready, SO sent
it in YESTERDAY. l hear you are on. too. :"
q am; and heaven knows how / can
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29

kit-now an elderly woman-and Nellie
a lovely young matron-I heard this little
story.
On the marble slab at the head is the
inscription:
Greater love hath no man than this.
that a man lay down his life for his
friends
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29

Mysteries of Trade-Butcher Boy: Any
thing else to take out? Butcher: Yes, this
10 pound roast is to go to Mr.. Wealthy's
residence, and this other 10 pound roast is to
go to Mrs. Slimdiet's boarding house. Now
don't get them mixed, or we'n lose two
customers
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29

Sir Norels Free, will be sent by Cragin L
Co., Philada.. Pa, to any one in vhe e. S. or
Canada, upon receipt of 25 Dobbins' Electric
Soap wrappers. See list of novels ON circu-
lar around each bar. Soap for sale by all
grOcers.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29
A gloomy Day.

Blinks-Why do ell the lawyers
about the courtroom look so glum
to-day?
Jinks-Why. haven't you heard !?
Mr.. Richman is dead.
He must have been very popular
among them"
NO; he died without leaving will.
-Ne,c York Weekly.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29

Candor-''Well, can't you decide? It
never takes me more than a minute to make
up my mind!" ''I'm not surprised, my dear.
10 make up your mind"
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY.
i,Y NINETTE N. LowATER.

Blossom. o flowers, in riotous splendorl
Omen. lingering buds, TO the light!
win gather you all fresh, fragrant and tender,
And weave you in garlands, sweet, dewy and
bright!
Over the graves where our heroes are sleeping
will lay all your beauty and innocent bloom,
That they DER whose dust nation is weeping
Nav know that We love them, tho low in the
tomb.
oh for the tones that are silent forever,
Oh for the hearts that were true to the right,
Oh for the arms that knew WEAKNESS never,
But fought all the day till deaths swiftfalling
night
Nothing but freedom is worth such devotion,
Onl the land which our forefathers gave,
Reds ned and unbroken from ocean TO ocean,
Is worth half the cost Of one soldier low grave.
Rock ELM, Wis.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29

When fellow is in love with girl he can
hardly believe that she returns his affection.
But when he hears that some girl he cares
nothing for is in love with him it does not
surprise him in the least.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29

1t said that jefferson carried his simple
taste into official life. Lots of Office holders
do that, but the trouble is they taste too
often.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29

He: Here are your caramels, and now I
suppose Twill take those kisses you promised
me.
She: Did l promise you any kisses !?
Of course you did, darling-great Scott I've
got you mixed up with my other girl.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29

MANI men get reputation for bust
ness sagacity, whereas their actual
capital stock Ia self shness.-Whiteside
Blade.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29

M drafted, Kit.
"Oh, Mark"
And with the eXcla-
nation pretty Mrs.
Weidman fell into her
husbands arms. shiv-
ering with terror.
There, I've blurted
it out in the worst
way. after all this last
hour spent in think
ing how l coul d
break it the easiest. /"
J But it will kill me,
IT do. what con do2
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29

''There's piano player up at Sprigg's
Museum without any arms" ''How does he
play, with his feet?' mo by ear"
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29

The McCalla lilly toileth not, neither doth
it spin yet for three years it getteth its pay
Just the same.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29

MafK. " NIT BHaII uU, Whit can 10!
1 can't stand it, and won't let you go;
they may shoot you here first"
There, there, Kittie, dear, you do not
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29

too. Of Kit until tears bathed the face
or the a2onized watcher.
When all was over, Mark Weidman
went back home with the remains Of his
substitute. and last Memorial Day, sit-
ting by the hower-decked mound with
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she cluns to Castoria,
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29
MARKS SUBSTITUTE.
A Decoration Day Sketch.
M drafted, Kit. 7"

BY yELMA CALDWELL MELVILLE.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-29
W. v. MORSE & co.

". V. NUKSE q GU,
Shoe Manufacturers, Omaha, Nebraska
Wales Goodyear Rubbers are the best.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR THE
i City and County of San Francisco State of Cali
fornia Department No. Gin the matter OF the APP
pieation OF REDWOOD MANUFACTURERS AS
ISOLATION a corporation. to dissolve and disin-
cOrporate-No 80, 256-Notice Is hereby given that
the REDWOOD MANUFACTURERS ASS0CIA-
TION, corporation. organized under and by virtue
of the laws OF the State OF California and having Its
principal place of business in the City and County
of San Francisco, State aforesaid. has made Its
application to the Superior Court of said city and
county for its dissolution and that Wednesday. the
oath day of September, A. ID. 1890, at the opening
of SAID court or as soon thereafter as can
be heard In the courtroom OF Department No . OF
said Superior Court, at the new City Hall. in said
CITY and County OF San Francisco, the time and
place set Tor the hearing of said application.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and fnxed the seal OF said Superior Court at my
office. In the City and County Of San francisco,
State Of California; this 18th day OF August, a. ID.
1880.
(SEAL.l WILLIAM A. DAVIES, Clerk.
W. j. HENEY, Deputy Clerk.
A. N. DROWN. Attorney for Applicant. aul7 I'd
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STORAGE.

STORAGE.
DACIFIC STORAGE CO.. 30l STOCKTON ST.;
furniture ana merchandise; advances made.l u
FURNITURE STORED - STERLING FURNI
L ture Co.. 1882 104l Market. Rosenthal Bldg 7tf
TO LEASE.
no LEASE-LARGE LOT. DIRECTLY OPPOSITE
i Mechanics Pavilion. w. u. MARSH IZ, $50
Market st. sel7 "
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Classified Advertisements Continued on the
Sixth Page.
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G1 S00 10 ACRES RICH VALLEY LAND, 20
I'D ICOO. miles from this city, 2 acres grapes;
small orchard; new house: barn, etc.
$2750-24 acres near Petaluma; acres fruit;
good buildings
Our new list is ready. describing places from $3.50
to large amounts. Call or send for 1t. CANAAN,
LYON a FELT, 215 Kearny st. sel9 81
EOR SALE-IN KNIGHTS VALLEY, MILES
i from Calistoga and mile from Kellogg, FL acres
of level land: all cleared fenced and cultivated:
$50 bearing fruit trees; house rooms; stable and
chieke n house; there Is small stream running
through it good water; fenced In three lots; price,
IL taken within 30 days, $500 Zone Thousand six
hundred d0IarsJ. Apply to my agent, q. w. JOHN
N. LOCKWOOD. se19 At
T S65 PER ACRE-l00 ACRES OF Level.
N valley land In the Sonoma Valley; fine fruit.
vine or grain land; the cheapest land offered j.
4. PETERS, ID Montgomery st. se19 1t
no LET OR FOR SALE-30 ACRES IN so
L mona County; orchards house of rooms;
i'm PIGMENTS and outhouses. rent 500 per year.
Particulars at second house Clara ave-, near Seven
teenth ST. sel9 So
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PERSONALS.

A NY CHARITABLE PERSON FEELING DIS
"A posed to assist worthy person can do so by
leaving anything with MRS JAMES BARRY, 1919
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EoO MONTGOMERY AyE.-BEAUTIFULF FLAT.
ocO large front bay-window rooms; BATH sew
ing-room; part of cellar; cheap. sells It's
G17 FLAT ROOMS AND BATH; WATER
JILL. free. S2412 Nineteenth ST., near Guerrero;
key upstairs. selStf
1900 WEBSTER, NEAR SUFFER-; SUNNY
1OOC rooms; all improvements. SCI II
G1S STORE. ROOMS, BATH; $l5, ROOMS
U,1O. and bath. 1914 Union st. seq u
-FOUR NEW FLATS, AND 6 ROOMS: ALL
4 modern improvements; rent $50 and $22 80.
1928 Guerrero ST., block from Vaeneia-st.
cars. auI7 If
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
. FINE MICH COWS FOR SALE 1873 MAR
= ket st. sef9 3tf
ERATERNAL ENDOWMENT CERTIFICATE
cheap. Address j. r., Box II. this ofhce.seI9 81
NEW JOB-PRINTING OUTFIT; COST $I75;
~ VIII sell for $S5. Address Printing, Box 81,
this Office sel9 It's
NEW eCAN MILk-wAGoN sl55, WORTH $3.50.
IN 2Sl2 Mission st. selS 3tF
GEA HANDSOME PARLoR ORGAN 10 STOPS;
VOO. part cash. bl3 Howard ST. SELF 3t+
NEW AND SECONDHAND SAFES FOR SALE
IN cheap AZ Main ST. Inr3O Il
CAFE SCALE, LETTER-PRESs, SToRE-TRUCK
- and money-till. cheap. l02 Clay st. au2S tt
I ARGE IRON SAFE, COMBINATION LOCK.
IL Cosmopolitan Storage, 77O Mission ST. jy1S II
CHEPARD'S FOOT AND POWER LATHE5.
y HICKS agent, 667 Mission st. se27tf
CECOND-HAND BOILERS, ENGINES. PUMPS.
- shafting, pueys, betting water pipes ETC. Mo
lNT0SH q WoLPMAN. 1877 Beae ST. deA II
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DARTNER WITH SMALL CAPITAL IN MANU-
i featuring business; knowledge Of the business
required. Gail after P. NJ, Gercke's Hotel. cor.
Battery and Green SITS. selg pts
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ilIITI 10 tVItI@o, III Ills Vf n
u tuOo. Vile, Lake Co; slightly rolling; 30
acres under cultivation. with rabbit-proot fence;
house of rooms good condition; lO,0OOgailon
cistern: 140o French prune trees, years old; 20
peach trees years old; 700 pear. apple and cherry
trees; terms TO suit; great bargain.
Now is the time to trade your city property Tor
Tearing orchards, vineyards.
Grazing and timber tracts, improved farms,
Unimpsoved fruit and vine land,
Country seats and villa sites,
Dairy ranches, ETC.
Write or call for our mammoth new catalogue
earn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO., 624 Mar
Ket st. sells I'm
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ASTROLOGI.

NINE MoREAU, 10 FOURTH ST.. REVEALS
vi past, present ana future; Zee 23c sels -
MRS. ANNA YALE, CARD READER; FEE 25c
vi Oh Treat ave-, near Twenty-seeond and Folsom
streets. sell OF
NINE. HERBERT. YOUNG REvEALER, FORE
Nl tells your future. $50 Mission ST.; 10 TO d
sharp. sells IT.
NINE SCHMIDT, FROM VIENNA; MOST RE-
M nowned; revealing LIES future events: ladies 81.
gentlemen 81 by mail 50. Once $50 Mission.Sel3 i
GREATEST FoRTUNE-TELLER IL THE CITY:
VI reveals past, present and future. Call and see
MISS LELAND 100 Mission St, near Fourth; fee,
ladies' Soc gentlemen 81: lucky charms. mys q
A UGUSrA SYIBILLE. SEERESS; TELLS PAST.
~ present and future; lucky and love Charms;
gents 81 ladies soc, by mail 81 $50 ofaTrell St q
NINE. ATALANTA, WONDERFUL MEDIUM;
M tells en- ire life from cradle TO grave: seventh
daughter of the seventh: born with double ven:
has no equal: SOC and 81. 1858 Howard ST. ab3l q
NINE. DR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC YOUNG
vi reyeaIer by eggs and cards. tells the entire NE
past present and future: consultations on all aHArs
nothing excepted: name given, valuable advice aud
sure help; mistake tmpossible; written charts ia
English and German: imports genuine Hungarian
Gypsy Powder for love and luck; diseases eured
fee 81; letter 50. 80 Taylor ST an1o u
NINE EXODUS, CLAIRyoYANT, REMOVED
wi TO 1867 Market, bet. 9Th and 1th Room 2jy L
A UGUsrA LEoLA. FoRrUNE-TELLER AND
~ clairvoyant; magic charms: love tokens. shows
true pictures OF future husbands and wives; teaches
fortune. 1926 Mission St, 20th fee 81. jy25 2m+
NIME WALTERS. 3l7 TEHAMA ST. Mr. 4rH;
WI fortunes tod; ladies. 25e gents, soc; open sun.
NINE. SHMID, FROM VIENNA: MOST RE
1n nowned: revealing lies future events ladies' 81,
gentlemen So. by mail So ONCE $50 Mission. mr. q
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HORSES.

DRoMISING, GENTLE COLT: BROKE THREE
/ wears. Lancet aud Messenger stock; cheap
exchange for good upright piano. 733 Montgomery
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COUNTY, REAL STATED oNTiNUED

CoJJNrsY REAL STATED oNTiNUED.
- -
CONOA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE AND IN
y chase; send for list. ANDREW fhiOE'
HealR urg, Cal. au-5 u
u.G 00O ONLY SO PER ACRE FOR LAND
tNtO.oOo. that is really worth from ~ 20
S2Or offer one of the best stock and general
farr, the State of California (none exceptedl,
cm/Sting of 1900 acres on the San Joaquin river
I'm IanlSlaus County, at point where spring lrssn
etfdo not in lure, miles from the railroad anu u
MES from the county seat: 1000 acres good leYel
yiJey upland; 500 acres of the best and riches1
ri bottom portions being used for alfafa Whedt,
cfrn and vegetables: ranch fenced and cross
fsnced: fue 2-StOry house, rooms with Iahl'y
orchard; l house for farm hands, large barns anu
other outbuIidings; l large cheese-Curing mouse,
the profits from this being $500 annually lou heau
o, cattle: $50 head OF mich cows; Az heau OF
horses and mules: fine imported jack, cost Slooo,
20 head of hogs; 10000 cords Of oak timber tnaI
sells reidiIy for 81 rs per cord stumpase; steahi-
boet laadings the place: 40 acres now in growing
corn that will yield 100 bushels per the ABOVE
personal property and improvements are worm
go 0O0 which would bring this valuable tract 81
and down to only SO per acre: We have peIsOhaiiy
Examined this property, and simply say that IL Is
the best bargain offered, and is really worth
double the price Asked present owners have lnaue
money, getting old, and desire to retire Is inc
only cause OF selling; everything is included III
above price: the terms of payment will be maze
easy; don't delay, but call at for further par
ticulars; viii give any information des red
SAN FRANCISCO LAND COMPANY, $50 Pine ST..
Room a San Francisco sel6 ct
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TX WILLIAM. OFF GEARY. ABOVE TAYLOR;
- single rooms. So to So per month: also double
room with use of kitchen: $40. Its
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IL in short time.
$I2, 500; 40 acres, in the town OF Paeheco, the
oldest and oveliest town back of Martinez, when
is coming to the front again, railroad is being
built through that lovely valley; the whole
tract is covered with grapevines, all in bearing ana
about 100 fruit trees; fine house OF rooms out
houses, cellars. BY JOHN PFoRR, 1923 Mont
CnInerA ST. au22 ErSnMe u
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DARTNER WANTED - AN IN ERGEltC MAN,
L in long established wholesale and retail prohS
able mercantile business; object, extending same
and TO relieve present proprietor o. some of the re
sponsibilities; capital required from $4,000 M;
present net capital over $4,000 Address K. A.
Box 81. CALL Branch Once SELF St+
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17
sheriffs sales Tor Taxes.

ON Monday. Feb. -, lS.'.i, or
one 81 my depuiif- viii offer for
sale 81 public auction ioiiie highest
bidder The following proIeTIy. to-
-ati-fy taxes held against il A. indi-
Gated:
] House A. Dot IN TOXIN uf Falls
burg. taken a tbs property -
Waldeck Jordan fiz. lake lS1l-s'.-
III acres al land belonging to
Mildred Burk'S lsiF-. adjoining
Dave Thgua I.-0n. Ss.- " l>2I-.'-2-
les acrc Of land FTOistriy II
Marion Jnr,iail, adjoining George
Carter year ESsI-s2-
l3D.acTeS iaIsd. property II jos.
Recliy. sisi5oiniBg Wiil. Harmon
iaXes II isai.
IL acre adjoining y - Ne.
Guire proIlertt- 81 L. = Bnrn=, tax
e-.Of I>.sl-ssz,
II aers- II land adjoining Al
Simpson a. iile property - y e-st-.s
T.. Patton iaNr- ii l~"L--sl-
+ ItsE 4ergs 81 land adjoining Iez~e
W1Ts men property o. ~'riida Her
ali Tor The Estr I>2tl- sz
h9z-4s ard lp1 IN town " Fails
burg property II ~Ja-. te5E-es 4
-Inf1ian. JeFrt. Rifle a--i-ises, adj
joining FRANK BD.dtnaI, iaNs~
lsgI-sz-
/, s acre ~ Hand. on Levi-a fork Of
sandy river ~ Joining :. l. Sian
on properly 81 Jasper r. sinner,
years Il ,.tl-ssz.
= acre q land I'M fork u Sandy
rivsr. property II John B..Nin-nll,
wear i>ilz.r-1
i acre7 ~ land adjoining 4. H.
Miller property Il BEN. Ran, taxes
Of lsss'l-.tZ
J heR-s and iu1 IN Louisa pr. r
cry of John j, tSofT- adj0iuii,s Hiar-
red Wilson taxes 81 1851 -.
John T. 4 George Pig- one house
and lot adjoining NJ > BGmS, on
Main Gross street for ia-'l-.t1-
fa1aere- 81 iaud. adjoining ia.
W shannon taE.sIl a.. the property
%. George 8. Patton aseisIiee for
N is.-J6ilIi- year oisI >Al-a'-
i houses I1t st WaihridEe a.
property IL Ncl.ormaeE & Dead
year lSlsl-a
sg-4tre- 81 isnss adjoining Frank
Wheeler on II oad- fork IL Blaine,
property II flW+m Eameg. taxes, u
ISL
=. atre- II land a3j@jhirg 4 l..
Moore on Lex creek, pr,gIs erty III
Mon >. wear
Iltu acres oT Lard property u Ma
1un IIsu-iun. adjoining w. ~.
Bentley. Eor lSaI
iuu-e { Id in town Of Falls
iBrz. ;,rgi.erty 81 ~ NJ Rowe. TAX
- IF ISL
E+1 acres ~ land rie property ~
Nicholas b. litt.uire adjoining
lake Rire- heirs for tie scar ISL,
r. u NIt--.,N : L-G-
The l4lasie II the iaN+l.dyers for
she years l>a.l-s,z j. hP a1% behind
aish lheir taxes had hetTer come
forward .tTii -t;Ea. al once a. IN
tend 10 clean NJ, I'M. list eutir, J by
MAY 1T.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17

President W. H. Dulaneyr Of the
Board of the Words Fair Man
ayers, has issued an address to the
people of Kentucky stating that the
board proposes to have cre,iitable
display in spite Of the loss Of val
liable time caused by AudItor-Nor-
mans pig-headedness- An appeal
is made to all Ksntuekians who
have objects worth exhibiting to
open correspondence with the Com
missioners at once Mr Dulaney
says most Of the work i vel IN
der way. and KeuiIekiars viii
have no reason . b ashamed TT
their part in the Werld's Far
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17

All prospect of silver legislation
at Gus session Of Congress van
ished yesterday, when the House
by a majority of nine refused to
take up the bill repeating the
Sherman act, by ordering the pre-
vious question. The Democratic
and Republican members divided
pretty evenly on the vote but the
ten Populists all voted with the
silver men. The defeat. Is attrib-
uted, however. to the action OF Re
pubIicans who, while favo=ing re
peal, hope TO embarrass the Demo
cratic Administration
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17

Th= h-rv==t ~ souls 10 The
church. ~as n2 more agreeable
tan tn harvest Of dollars 10 Tie
PEA Eer= al The Sam Jones revival
10. HppkinsEilI= The Hopkins
vile people raised s. so b. volEn-
tary Subscriptions Of Ehich sEin
JGn4= and liz assistant, Stezart-
we're Pl55 s2lGfa Ansther 800
sent r9 Nr- I0a@= orphan asyllual
Hi Singer Nj EKseI. got j rnezslr
So realizE ~ shout o more from
tn SALE Of hi= hgmn books Il
t@9k Sl-Izs - par 0ih=r express
of1E= me=iing Tie Det tangible
result % 1Le eh-rtlas KS about
rssz u-=ina,=rs- Nj @Dnes prob
ably gsts = higher F.r5oe icr his
a5ns= irpal til= people 1Fon rHns
~ te=toHs il then arr o.hsr nsn
ln the country Courier Journal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17

When a were boy the la-e 1slzt.as
Lamar was apparently 50 dull that
his m9'hzr va in de=pair q bis
ever becoming angtiTnEat =eEegL
4 reIaiivc TO who1 she G9atllzd
her fe1rs took yslnE LuaiH- in
aani qn,Il .catcEEze,i him n t.sst1as
-Cau't learn Latin, e1 + No siF
.0r Greek No. sIr rnaih-
smstiesz- No sir .wtlas a.
sou do II your d=batTng society
o, Italk 10 the members ! don't
ind that vers hard. TEEN. =ir-
- back 10 school AMI learn how t.
t.iIz, and how 70 talk we'll
John D. R7ekfslLeT. th= many
time millionaire i a gi=ae}u IN th7
Fink aveGtt= B4ptf=- church. ot
New York. and passes tns contrl5l-
HON box every sunia
" Secretary Of War E-z5nz TFcliHs=
to the abolition Of both the sword
and the s.sher- on th4 ground that
they are no Longer d the slislie-s
practical use in aettal zart4-s
Chaune=y " DzpeE SAYS that a=
Is without i1ubt the most eatlu-i-
astis member OF tie Na=5nie erltt
in New York city II think |
would give up the Ps4ss=llT@ Of max
ing an after Inner speeeh- =aii II
the other day TO see the Third
Degree worked
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17

Convictions for selling a vote arr
rs rare in Kentucky a. indictments
for participating in the work Of a
mon. Wolfe county, n i,o>e eRvfa-
BILE reputation for eItforeIns the
laws was recently mentioned in the
Courier-Journal, has sentenced a
vote-seller to di~franehl~.ment for
life. The public contempt anu cons
domination expressed in the verdict
will be even. more effective than
the sentence itself in diSeouraging
trafic in The suffrage, provided the
sentence represents substantial
nnhlic sentiment and is uot a. usTrt
freakish spasm Of Righteousness
our laws against bribery in clct'-
lions are for .he most part dead
letters Was dead ~ tho anii,gaml-
ling law, tho anli-cigarette law, i''e
antitrust law, tho Warehouse hill
aud long list of other measures
whose enactment consumed Nalua-
I'D time, hut which have never
hecn enforced. The state viii he
onssncd q congratulations u tho
Violin county oulhrpAk u moFal'
ny should hpeomp chroulr and Or
ldpmIc, tour|oF journal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-02-17

Mr. Josephine Henry . 'STecta-
ton OF a woman sHpplan;ing ans q
the men on the Kentucky coat If
arms seems 7o=zibleof accomplish
ment without any change IN the
existing Law on this inI Orianl sub
ject. Assistant Secretary Of State
Ed. Leigh has uneaFIhed this old
act Of December ~, 1872, 30 pro-
vide seal fyr this Common
wealth =
Be it enacted by the Gensral
Assembly that the Governor b en-
powered and i bersty required 10
provide, at the pubIIc charge a
seal for this Commonwealth and
procure tle same TO be engraved
With the following device yiz
Two friends embracing. With th=
mamie Of the State.over iazir hea.iz-
and POUND about them the to--1@-
ling NETT, lniled We stand dl-
vfdeI We TALL
Nothing IN that about man o.
! Eonau; only friends ulE Elrae-
tice in constituting the new Con=='i.
tuition wolLd easily enaa.-"u= p
give TO the word --eEnhr8eiF- 2
! loose construction % a @ llmt' II
to are=peet.ul and dyteEsntial hand
shake, a. It wil-I hardly do {"
have the EePs<enl5t5ves q the
sovereign Commonwealth waiting
around over the State seal with
their arms aEout each 0ther--vC- J.