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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-11-01
Two Trains Daily Between Portland
and Spokane Falls.

Effective May nth, 1890, the Union
Pacific System will establish two daily
trains between Portland and Spokane
Falls. Pullman Palace Sleepers and Re-
Ginning Chair cars will be run between
Portland and Spokane Falls without
change.
This new arrangement will afford both
local and through, passengers additional
and unsurpassed facilities. Tickets, de-
tailed time Of trains, and general infor-
nation, can be obtained upon application
to any ticket agent Union Pacific System
T. ". LEE, Gent Pass. Agt.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-11-01

Mrs. MARY j. WYLER, of Mag
dalsna, New Mexico, ia very anxious
toShear from her daughter and SON.
ih:law, Mr.. and Mrs. John Luxton,
who left New Mexico for Idaho eight
or nine months ago, and have not
since been heard from. They are
believed to have been murdered.
Idaho exchanges will please copy.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-11-01

IT is reported that Austria will
adopt gold basis. This is mono
,netallism run mad. Under such a
system Austria would be bankrupt
in six weeks, as the amount of gold
required for the purpose-estimated
at 800, 0O0,OOO-is nowhere obtain
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-11-01

THE Nez Perces Indians have
been rounded up, and counted.
They number 1850. Porter did not
manipulate the count.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-11-01

ing man are all on the side of Idaho.
and the list might be heightened in
definitely without changing the fact.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-11-01

: THE spire of the Ulm Cathedral
has been completed and is $50 feet
high, the highest in the world.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-11-01

ACAMBR1DGE CITY, Indiana, stall
hon has trotted half a mile in :O3,
the fastest time on record.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-11-01

BoisE Cry is enjoying season
OF free water for domestic purposes.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-11-01

MESSERLY-ln Ketchum, Sunday, Octo
Der Is, 1890; to the wife Of K. G. Messerly
son-a twelve FOUNDER.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-11-01
NOTICE..

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the accounts of Jerome F. Jacobs have
been placed in my hands for collection
and all parties indebted to said Jerome F,
Jacobs are requested to call and settle q,
once and save costs
Ketchum, January l, 1890.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-11-01

NEW TODAY.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

Mr. q. II. Ellis, one OF the gentlemen
appointed by our Board Of Trade to
visit Grand Island, Nebraska, and IN
vestigate the sugar beet industry
being established in that city, returned
to ucl, oke OIL Sunday morning last
Mr. Ellis was highly delighted with his
visit and investigation and feels quite
hopeful that we may yet succeed in
inducing the Messrs. Oxnard' TO 10.
cate one Of their plants In our city.
The machinery for tlss Grand island
Beet Sugar Works Is now In this co,in-
try AMI will be placed In the works and
be ready to receive the beet crop Of the
present season when niatured. Some
lifty pounds Of beet seed will be
sent to Mr., Ellis for n test by our far
mers and at the proper time u few of
the beets raised BY each farmer will
Ike sent TO Grand Island where they
will be analized aud II the saccharine
matter proves satisfactory, another
season will dnd n new industry secGr.
cd for the farmers Of our county.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

Evidently matters in local political
appointments arc not coming the way
tho STATS HERALD would wish, In
Phillips county. That paper makes u
just kick against SO much outside In
terference. II Is bad and will result
In no good TO any one. What Is true
In tho main In Phillips is true In Sedg-
wick. The resident republicans In
either county cnn manage their own
affairs.-sedgwick County Sentinel.
The STARE HERALD only desires
that federal appointments In Phillips
County under republican administra-
tion be left to republicans In Phillips
county to suggest, without the aid
OF democrats ut home, or good iepub-
licans, residents Of other counties in
oar State, and we'll fight It out on this
line II Il takes NIL summer" and wen
be sustained by the resident republi-
cans In Phillips county In so doing.
We want no ring rule.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

Mr. james Donovan Of this city. leaves
next Tuesday for Great Falls, Montana
where he expects 10 locate. Mr.. Don.
ovnn cane TO ifolyoke In 1887, when
tho town first started and Inns been IN
active practice Of law ever since, and
his Prscttce has not been confined to
Phillips county alone but he has fre-
quently been heard In yuma. Logan and
Washington counties, Colorado, and IN
adjacent counties Of Nebraska. About
one yeni ngo Mr.. Donovan defended
Miles Henry IN the famous Henry MUIR
der trial at Imperial. Neb., and saved
Henry from hanging. lu this case
hc mnde one Of the finest pleas ever
heard IN western Nebraska. In the
famous white cap case In this county,
Mr.. Donovan was tn lcndIsg attor-
iiey for the defendants, and bis speech
TO the jury WAS u grand and mnsterly
effort. Mr.. Donovan Is an able, schol.
nfly and eloquent orator, u well scad
attorney. aiid II tnan Of good iddg.
ment mud legal ability. lie leaves bc.
hind HIN, \ host Of warm personal
friends who regret his departure. an4
has the best wishes Of tho pcothc of
Phillips coi,r.Y sor l,,s futo,s nu"pss
The state herald., 1890-04-11
JOrrINGs FROM Oh.
OH NfisEI,Y.
A terrible day, but We still live.

A terrible day, but we still live.
l'arpaper will be in lively demand toner
row.
CDid we cat our allotted "peck Of dlrt?"
Yes toward 1t.
We've sky-light to night. East half "
roof covering gone.
=. b. Reynolds wind mill suecumbed to
the elements.
The Philadelphia Press truly says "'lhis
cOiiiitr y knows no monarch but the storm
king.
A new veYsion-"Comc west! and blow
up with the country"
No other storm reports ms yet from this
burg, except that neighbor Slioles was seen
rescuing two cows from nm overturned stack
Were you through liouse-cleaning ladies'?
Well, repeat the dclcctabfe performance
with NIL the equanSmity possible:
Maybe we 1IJn't long to-day for our old
New York home, where the stumps and
stones hold down the real estate.
Rev. Cook will preach at fairview on the
18th inst, ate =. NJ. Sabbath school an hour
previously.
We regret thc serious illness Of Mrs
Whitney Of '-+s, whose many friends hope
for her fecUvcry and early return TO her ne
custOned place In social and religious circles
Claim life has had few attractions the
past few days for 'grandpa" and ''grand-
ma" Slater, while Franks countenance Is u
whole encyclopedia Of smiles.
What pity there IL no vacant land n.
round llolyoka upon which To break wild
bronciios, instead Of lis main avenae, with
imminent danger TO life md limb.
Chicago is already In br0ll over the So
lection Of her Worlds Fair Directors, which
must bea sweet morscl Of news TO Gotham
and St Louis.
Not knowing what eiSs to DO to day, we
reread the reports Of the late southern cal
antilles, and tried to CLEAN comfort from Tie
thought that II straight wind Is less to be
dreaded than n twisted one.
Certain gentlemen Of our acquaintance,
are making merry oyer the intelligence that
comes from the late election In Kansas. A
lady snifragist having been nominated upon
local school beard. the sniIsniIragisis
nominated c0l0red lady, and elected her
too. Oh pe ryersiiy, Thy name Ia man.
Our township fair auxiliary was perfect
cd last week, by the election Of the follow
Ing officers and committees.
President Mrs. james Mackic.
Wee " II. Zoii.
Secretary l.. N. Reynolds.
Committee on domestic fabrics.
Mrs. Mackle, and Wm. Kipling
d" on needlcwOrk
Misses Edna Mackic, and ANNA Reynolds
Com on dairy products.
Mrs. II. Daggy, and I ilibbs,
' IS pantry stores.
Mrs c. Sla,crand l.. NJ. Reynolds
Z" " poultry.
Mrs. II. Zoli and Ira Morley
I" 4" vegetables, flowers and plants.
Mrs. Wm. johnson and Cramcr.
Having taken the lntiaiory step, our society
earnestly requests the ladies Of each town
ship, TO at once fall into line, hold frequent
meetings during the season 10 compare notes
and report progress, and In every possible
way enihusc our people to work for The
best interests of our next fair, which will
be our best advertisement Of our resources
10 the strangers within our ratcs. and AZ
terward Mt the Ncb. State fair. where ouf
exhibit has already been pfo,ntseda choice
Of location, by Ex-Governor Furnas.
j.. N. II.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
A TERRIFIC STORM.

On Tuesik,y morning last, ut about
8 O'Clock the citizens of Holyoke were
aroused from their slumber by the shak-
ing Of their houses and the keen
wnistle of the wild rag ing wind which
visited our city, doing serious damage
to property. The STORM continued un
Ill evening, making travel almost an
impossibility not only on account of
the wind, but the great danger of be-
ing struck by flying boards or pebbles.
The brick engine house Of the lI0lyoke
Elevator Company WAS entirely deinol-
ished and the engine badly damaged
by tho falling walls. The tin roof on
p. +. Sullivan's saloon building was
dashed to the ground. The Central
Drug Store lost portion Of its glass
front and many articles in stock were
damaged. Hose Reel No. 2'house WIS
badly damaged. Aaron Woodson's
chimney WAS blown down, causing 4
temporary suspension Of business ut
his popular dining hall. The wind
mill at the IIolyoke hause, also the one
on Inter Ocean Avenue is so badly
damaged MS to require taking down.
The H0skin's building next to the
STATE HERALD Office lost its awning
and II portion of its glass front. The
glass front of The Temple building was
nearly all destroyed.
The lumber yards surrendered their
fences to the infuriated storm.
The roof was taken from pstmans S
school building near town. The wind
mill ut West lIolyeke brick yard was
destroyed and Il like fate befell the
one Mt Henry Kruger's place, in the
same locality.
The farmers report much damage
done to small grain throughout the
County. An estimate of the loss is yet
unknown bnt OF one hart we are sure,
natives were lost nn.! for this We should
all feel greatful.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

1'uE PHILLIPS COUNTY TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION.
The Phillips county teachers association
met April oh, 1850.
The meeting was called 10 order by the
President, c. II. Timbcrlake. jan. Bcggs
was elected Secretary protein. The follow.
Ing exercises we're then observed.
Singing.
Mr.. y. q. Dulcy then conducted G discus.
sion ON Gcogiaply. In which aearly all the
teachers present participated. Aficr which
Mr.. N. T.. Woodcil e,fdhctcd n class excr.
else In ArHlint4ic, which was mndc quito
practical l,i Illustrations on the black board
Tho ,.fceilng then adjourned 10 meet nj
10.
The first In order In the afternoon was
the election Of officers for Phillips county
teachers organization, which resulted In the
following:
Snpt. e. u. Tlmbctlakc President; J. VI.
Bcrgs Secretary; Mn,tha Daggy assistant
Secretary. A motion was then made for the
Sectrtas; N net IN Treasurer
An executive committee of i've was then
elected. Mr \. u. Duicy. from ii0lyOkc.
Mr.. s. u. johnson. from the south part Of
the comfy Mr. Charles Peter, from the
north. Mr.. A. e. Snowbcrscr. from the east
and Mr. ~ =. woodcli, from the west
\ motion was carried that tho executive
committee lScpsfn n program onc inos,;1
previous TO The moniliiy meeting Of the as.
ISOLATION.
Miss Ensimi ihcn conducted M animated
discussion On Gfnmn,rr.
This was followed BY an exercise In lloi.
nhy by Mrs. close, In which the teachers
manifested nilcli Interest.
After which Mtsc. q. Timbcrlaec con.
dictrd spirited discussion on u. \. Ills.
tory.
The time being 10 iini.tc, Mr.. Closes *
cfcisc On the sciences wis postponed Until
next meeting.
a inoiion Of adjournment was then car.
fis.i.
J,M DEGus.
htefslsfw
The state herald., 1890-04-11
Estray Notice.

Taken up by the undersigned on
Monday, March 2ith 1890. at Sc | sec
IL twp 3 IN range I5 W In Phillips
Ounty, Colorado; One three year old
sorrel horse branded n n OH left sho,ll-
der; One three year old gray mare;
One three year old brown mare, has
white feet and white strip In face.
The owner can have said stock by
paying for this notice and expense Of
keeping said stock.
JOHN CRATER.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
TO THOSE GOING EAST.

SOLID TRAINS. DEhvsR TO ohIcA0o.
Please remember that the Union
Paciiic Railway, in conjunction
with The Chicago & North Western
Hallway, run Daily II fast train solid
between Denver ard Chicago through,
without change.
This train is composed entirely Of
new and elegant day coaches, chair
ears built expressly for this service,
and the latest improved coaches and
Pullman palace sleeping cars.
This train leaves Denver ut $50 p.
m. Daily, and arrives in Chicago ut
s.25 Il. m. the second morning.
For information in regard to rates,
sleeping car accommodations, etc, etc.
apply TO the nearest Union Pacific
agent or, d. Is. Keelcr, general agent,
No. I0s Lnrimcr st. Denver. Colorado.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
Correspondence.
.xsMasNasseANsSsNN.xSH.NsyN,xNNNsN.ys
BEAcnv;LLE..
specla, oorrcsponacnce !, lllc HERALD.

'pt Nsss VIZ W NAN
Rain.
Very windy.
Join the Farmers Alliance Is the cry.
Frank Snylor was in Julesburg, last We'd.
nesday.
Allen Peter had the measles, last week.
John Nelson Jr., will leave for Denver,
this coming week.
The school In district No. is progressing
nicely, under the change Of Mrs. Oscar
Troutnan.
EChas. Peter and Ernest lIugclnen, went
to mill, at Champion, Neb., last "Wednesday.
Mrs. Saylor, of Shelton, Neb., mother Of
Ike and Frank Ssylor, of this place, arriv.
I'd hero last Friday, and will make 1t her
future home.
A Farmers Alliance was organized at the
Treg0 school house. on Monday March 3ist
1850. Gccsyc 1'rezo President, and c. NJ
Mowry, Secretary.
OH MisEIY.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

The STATE HERALD fayors the judic-
ious advertising Of the agricultural
resources Of Philips County IN every
feasible manner but we ARE free TO say
thrt with tlsc statements thus far given
TO tie public regarding the intended
workings OF the State Development
Society, We think II advisable for our
County Commissioners to look before
they leap into nn expenditure OF Two
hundred dollnrs Of the peoples money
for tho carrying out OF the plans Of
this soclety and for the following rea-
sons.
LIST. The statement IN made publicly
that train Of ears Is TO bc run TO the
several State fairs, free Of cost, bearing
specimens of the agricultural products
Of Colorado. II this bn true will Il cost
the Fifty thousand dollars askcsi for,
from the several Counties OF the State,
TO NJ mp this train and secure tho nee.
essnry printing frattcrp Surely not.
End. Our farmers arc poor and to-
day nre heavily bur'lencd by taxation
nnd many Of them by debts contracted
In order 10 supply the wants OF their
families during tho past winter aud We
believe with these facts before the Coun.
~ Commissioners that they shonld
decline To make the appropriation ask.
ed In aid of Tho state Development
Society. let ihc money be raised by
voluntary Contribution. from our cili.
zens- tliat is all right, but let tie Coun.
~ money 20 only for legitirthtr County
purposes during these times Of lltanci-
AZ jep,~ss1on " 80. G.,nnty
The state herald., 1890-04-11

J. Ken Mathews, Postmaster at
Champion and also editor of the Chase
County Champion, visited with US on
last Friday. Mr.. Mathews is one Of
the best Of fellows aud also one of the
most popular h1eh In his county. The
postofiice over which ne presides Is n
model Of beauty and the officials Of the
postofiice department report Champion
as having the best conducted fourth
class postotllce west Of the Missouri
river.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
Eas,er sunela y ssrSice..
Easter is spring poem, created by
God and interpreted by nature.


Easter is u spring poem, created by
God and interpreted by nature.
On Easter Sunday, all the world is
young; humanity is rejuvinated, the
spirit is holy inspired; man is bettcred
in the knowledge that Christ has risen.
Man sings Of hope;
On Enstrr. natnrc Mngsin slsdness,
Earthiy strife Is stillcd In song:
All creation sings Its praises,
Joy pervadcs tho human throng.
Man sees the sun In glory shining,
lie hears the music of the spheres,
Iie sees the rainbow In tho distance,
Radiance Of Gods own tears
Tears TINT flow ny holy symbals
That the earth Will necr be drccr,
God, Himself, bids man be joyous,
Hallowing the Easter chec,
Flowers Of spring time blossom brightly,
Through tho trees one song rssounds;
II Is Of Christ and Re.ursection,
For everywhere His peace abounds.
Waves Of ocean Join the anthem.
Sea. ths monster, sings Its lay,
While the Aiiows murmur swectiy
OF the Resurrection Day.
Easter IS truly q festival of nature
1t brings with 1t new hopes, new glad
ness; 1t makes all the world har-
monv: ever ywhere music adds Its
spell and brightens and bles ses the
world. The flowers put forth radiant
colors in joyousntss, making earth
glad and life delight. Easter brings
peace. 1t brings solace to the old aud
hope to the young. 1t revives the
hearts crushed in pain, aud gives gay.
ETY. for sorrow. 1t ends the period of
sackclotl and Of ashes, and makes the
one-time barren earth a pleasure
ground. Easter brings beauty in Its
every form. 1t glorifies the beauty Of
nature, and crowns man with n halo of
purity. It brings the aged and the
young into harmony; briphtens the
souls Of children, teaches them the
worth of life, the glory of Christ, the
goodness Of tire Lord, and the sane.
tity of religious feeling,
Men look to Easter for varied bless
ings, and in Easter Sunday is found
the realization of the hopes thus given
birth, Man finds In Easter new
birth Of his better self; he gains nn nd.
ded worth in his relations to man and
In the Sanctuary Of the church, In the
privacy Of the ilreside, and in the open
highway attests to his appreciation Of
Gods wisdom, Of Christ's goodness, Of
the resurrection Of the spirit.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

Rev. Mr.. Greer Of the Baptist chutcii
will oil the pulpit of the Christian
Chappel, West Holyoke, on hest Sab.
bath afternoon at 3 T.. N. The public
is cordially invited to he present.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE

U e Draunon, Chairman, Holyokc'
John Il. lioardman, Secretary, iiaxtun.
Precinct No. l.! Il Gilroy, Iiolyokc,
Precinct No. 3-E q Brannon, tiolyoke.
rrcsinct No. s-Oscar TrOutman, Hoayokc,
rrscinct No. t-John u Boardmnn. liaxtun.
Precinct No. s-Jsmes Iryant. bryant.
Precinct No. 6-J. u. Akin, Emmcrron.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

Married-Guefnsey- Holt: At the
residence Of John Sykes near Paoli,
April 9Th 1880. by Rev. II. B. Cook,
Otis Guernsey and Miss. Ora Holt, all
Of Phillips County, Colorado.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
CHICAGO, UNION PACIFIC AND
N0RTH.w ESTERN LINE.

The joint arrangement between the
Chicago Il Northwestern and Union
Pacific Railways provides improved
passenger service.
The Chicago Limited leaves Denver
daily $50 +. NJ, Selid Vestibuled
train with Wagner or Pullman Sleep
ers, Free Chair Cars, First Glass Coacl,-
es, from Denver to Chicago in thirty
five hoursi
Chicago Il sor.,- wcs,ern,and Union
Pacific Dining Cars ON The Chicago
Limited.
For information in full detail, apply
to any Ticket Agent or at agencies
Union Pacific or Chicago n North
Western Railways.
T.. l.. Lonax, &. 7. A., q. r. ny,
omala, Neb., +. T. Wilson, q. y. A.,
&. Il y. ". R'y, Chicago.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

For SALE.-One fine blooded Ken-
lucky jack, on very easy terms. The
jack may be seen at the Star Livery
Barn. Call on G. Varney, Holyoke,
Colo. %
The state herald., 1890-04-11

The final proof notice Of Mr.. Henry
u. Evans Of Yuma County, appears for
the first time In this issue of the
STATE HERALD.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY UFFICkRS.
CoaaNy Cierk--C. 4. MePherson.
aheriR.-L. Z. wiiherbec.
Judgs.-James Glynn.
Treasurer-B. A. lloskins.
supt. Of schools--C. d. Timberlake.
Assessor-Otis Castetter.
surveyor-wm. Lowe.
Commissioners Nike Francis, J. Z. Elder and
Theodore Chalber.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

Every citizen Of Holyoke is proud Of
the high character Of the city's high
school. 1t takes front rank among
the high schools Of the State.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

II you want fine smoke, call at the
cigar factory. Our choice, Santa rosa,
Lofty, and Jim's choice will make you
a fine smoke. % 2w
The state herald., 1890-04-11
PRECINCT OFFICERS.

Snstices-C. =. Frank and u. =. Mcrrr.
Coustabies whitney irwin. Nilt foain,on
Road Supervisory. Il. Fleming
City Officers.
Mayor n X johnson
Police JudEc-P wcstsscr.
Rccsrder-R Gibson.
Marshal-A a Temple.
Attorney-E = Brann n.
rreasursr-Ieo y CLARK.
Trnstees-Irc witheri'c~. A Temple. Patrick
1aisi. J y Kenyon. T. HA,mond. \ T. Webb.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

The County Commissioners met in
regular session on Monday last, and
after the allowance Of several claims
and correcting Of a few tax assess
ments, adjourned.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

James Gilbert, the cigar maker, has
the finest lines Of chewing and smok-
ing tObacco's of any place in town.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

Rev. Mr.. Oesch Of the German Luth-
eran Church Mt Champion, called ut
the HERALD Office on yesterday.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

Obs. The STATE HERALD kommcr att fran
och med nasta manads b8rjan inf3ra en- sidn
af udninscn tryckt pa svcnska sprakct.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

The republican county central COM
mittee will meet at Holyoke, OH to-mor-
row. See notice In another column.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

Wallpaper at the Central drug
store. 25tf
The state herald., 1890-04-11

For seed wheat call on W. c. Brit
ton. 2ltf.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
.looai-loxa.

It Is our purposc to notc the arrival AMI de-
psrturs 81 al, guests to our city, and request
those whs have visitors to inform us Of the fact.
Local news Itcms arc always thankfully received
The state herald., 1890-04-11
DIRECTORY.
NJ. l.. Church..

Preaching every Sunday morning at 10
and cvcningnt $40, and prayer meeting each
Wednesday evening at G:5o. mountain time
II. u. Cook, Pastor.
Sunday school every sunday .mor''ing nj
tho close Of public service.
J. II. PAiHTER. supt.
C.B. Tfxs,:aLAxE, ASST.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

Our lady readers throughout the
county should read the communication
from L. N. II. and then organize aux
Hilary fair societies In each school dis
tiict.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

For good chewing tobacco, call at
Hyatt's.
The state herald., 1890-04-11
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.

NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.
prcsidcnt-BeHJ Harrison.
President OF Scnate-Ievi 7. Norton.
Chlef Justlce--Nelvillc W. Fuller.
Secretary Of state-James q. Blaine.
:. Treasury. .wm. Window.
=" war-Redncld Proctor.
Navy-D. r. Tracy.
Interior-J, ". Noble.
Agricuiture--J. Rusk.
ttorncy 0cncral-w. u. II. Niisar.
s,ostmaster Generai-John wanamakcr.
Il. . ssnators-H. N. Teller, l.. .. woacott.
Represen.~t,ve-Hosea Townsend.
The state herald., 1890-04-11

The man who is u republican wifi,
IN ''if" Is not the kind Of man whom
the party can safely take MS a guide.