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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-09-13

Elections have lately been held in
Arkansas, Vermont, Kentucky and
Maine.
In the three former states the Demo-
cratic gains have been very large.
Arkansas and Kentucky have given
larger Democratic majorities than
those States have gieen for many
years. LII Vermont the Democracy
have cast a larger vote than has been
voted for 80 years, whilst the Re-
publicans loss has been more than
100, reducing the majority that is
usually shown there more than one
half. Maine has gone strongly Republi-
No one expected any other result.
They live By the aid of Republican
protection, Of money paid by the farm
ers of the west and south for their bene-
fit. The Democrats have hoped for
nothing east of the Hudson; the home
of the protected manufacturers. The
result in Vermont was a surprise, es-
pecially when the party organs and
speakers urged upon the Republicans
to 60 out and vote Il full ticket.
The large increase in the Democrat
ic vote in Kentucky and Arkansas
shows that voters in the west and
south are ~beginningto comprehendth the
drift OF protection, as published by the
dominant party, and are getting tired
of listening to its siren songs, and
double distilled hypocrisy.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-09-13

The following is printed for general
information, which cannot be said to
be very c%onsoling
STATE OF LOUISIANA, OFFICE BOARD M,
STATE ENGINEERS.
New Orleans, Sept 9Th 1890.
Hon. ; I. Grisamore. President Police Jury
Parish of Lafo.rche.
Dear Slr:-ln answer to your letter Of the
4th INST, with regard to the necessity of new
levces near the Cutoff on Bayou Lafourcbe.
We would respectfully state that ewing to
recent ana excessive caving of river banks
in the Parishes on the river below Donald
sonVlile in the Third Levee District. neces.
stating the construction Of new levees Mt
THESE threatened points, the cost of which
WI preclude the possibility of the State tor
Ihe present OF undertaking any levee work
on the lower Lafourche. ~
Very respectfully,
BOARD STATE ENGINEERS.
per Sidney +. Lewis,
ASST State kng'r.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-09-13

The Republican senators have had
a hard time upholding the Mckinley
abominatiOn.
Whilst they make long speeches
cotending chat a tariff will reduce the
price of goods, they assess a tax Of 90
cents per pound on till plate in order
to increase the price of that article.
They are exactly in the predicament
of the topper who drinks whiskey to
make himself warm, who drinks whis-
ky to make himself cool, who drinks
whisky to make himself dry, who
drinks whisky to make himself wet,
and who smells the empty bottle to
keep off malaria.
According to their ideas, protection
is a sugar coated pill that will cure all
evils, and so it will, provided the
sick a is a big manufacturer or a
millionaire, but if he happens to be a
farmer or laborer, he gets none of the
medicine. Tax to benefit the monopo-
lists and the members of trust is all
right, so long as the poor devils foot
the bills.
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9th Precinct at Lsckport commissions
Edgar Barrios, G.. Abribat, Jr., Antoine
9Th Precinct at Leriiie's, now MarceIn 4
droz's store commissioners NJ. DeIsrl
Jules Richard and Oleus Gros.
81 Precinct at or near Aristide Delauned
commissioners Omer Savoie, Victor Laerd#
and Arisuide Delaune. Is
Fifth Ward.
10th Precinct at f. Rogers store comm
%sioners Thos. Roger, Jas, Beary and ma
Watson, Jr.
18th Precinct at Whitehead & Kent's stor
commissioners A. G. Menuet, Clay Gallon
and Enoch Dunn.
Eth Precinct at Gossin's store comm
%sioners: Alcide Toupa, ID. e. Lapeyrouso anE
T., Langman.
SirtA Ward.
18th Precinct at Louis Dantin's; comu;I
sioners r +: Caillouet, JOS. T. CaillOus
and Henry Price.
I4th Precinct at Victor Legendre's; cor
missioners Symphore R~odrigue, Jas. LaforI
est. ~. Vicks.
18th Precinct at Felix Graniers: comn;.
sioners: U. Prestenbach, /. Kraemer. and
jules Boudreaux.
Serenh Ward.
10th Precinct, formerly T. A. Ledet's star.
now j. l.. Thibodeaux's; commissioners n
l.. T~hihodeaux, Abel Donnaud and Thos]
Belt.
18th Precinct at Wellington Hebert's store /.
commissioners w. Hebert. Paul Thibodaur
and John Allen.
18th Precinct at j. s. Perkins, now Forst
Bros store commissioners : T. j. johnson
&. 5. Mathews, Levi White.
Eighth Ward.
18th Precinct at Rosemond Dufrosueis.
commissioners E. Reggie, NJ. z. Ledet and
Harrison Williams.
Ninth Ward.
Goth Precinct at L~ongueviIle: commits SIM
ers !: p. Rlzan, L.. Lerille and Garrett Nelson.
2lst Precinct at T. Foret's commissioners
A. j. Leblanc, Louis Abribat and Loris
Maids.
Tenth Ward.
22d Precinct at Cutoff; commissioners
Estival Savoie, A Melancon and Frank Cole.
man.
Odd Precinct at j. Guedry's: commission.
ers VIM K. Williams A. Terrebonne and
). Guthrie.
Second Ward.
Oath Precinct on Bayou Blue, at Leurroid
Daigle's commissioner 0rville Thibofaux,
.hibodaux and Jos. Lopez.
10Th Precinct at or near Ozeme Hotard's
commissioners: Ozeme Hotard and l,ubin
Bergeron.
Fifth Ward.
10Th Precinct at or rear public school
house; commissioners Philip Legendre, Leo
Boudreaux and Elias Hawkins,
The above named commissioners will make
due returns to me. the under signed. accord
Ing to law. w. G.. 'RAGAE.
Returning Officer, Parish Of Ia fourche.
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NOTICE.

oFFIcE OF REGISTRAR OF VOTERS, PAgIsH)
OF LAFnURCHE.
Thibodaux. la. Aug. %, 1899.
hereby give notice that the office of regis
tration OF the voters of Parish of Laiourche.
will be open at the following places.
AT the Court House, in Thibodaux, Sept.
lst to 6 inclusive.
LatOurche refinery, Sept. 8.
Jules Basset, Sept. 9.
Lafourche Crossing, Leblanc's store, Sept.
10. r.
Wallace Lefort's store in morning, and in
tne evening at j.. L%agarde's brick shed. Sept.
IL.
Lovingly Folse's store, Sept. IL.
Sosthene Folse, Sept. Is.
Edgar Barrios, Lockport, Sept. Is.
NJ. Delaune's store, Sept, l6,
LscroiX's store. Sept. 18th.
LivaudaIs Ledet store, in the morning.
Sept. IL.
Ator near Aurelien Bourg, Sept. 10.
Cuf-Of, Ducos store. Sept. 90.
L. Badeaux's store, Sept. ~.
u. I'erIlle store, sept %.
hamilton Ago, Vachery, in the morning.
and at J. K Gheens. in the evening, Sept. "a.
Az Raceland, Sept IS.
w. Hehert store. Sept. PC.
y, .. 1 hlbodaux store, Sept. ~.
Mrs. l.. Gossin store, Sept. 30,
Whitehead & Kent, Sept. 30.
r. Delatte store. Oct. l..
Lonis Dantin, Oct 2.
Victor Legendre, Oct 3.
Mrs. !, kraemer store, Malagay, Oct. 4.
Thibodaux, Oct. 6
Leufroy Daigle. Bayou Blue. Oct. 7
y. Hotard, Bayou Blue, Oct. 8.
F~rancois Andras, Baton Pilon, Oct. 9.
other appointments will be announced La
Ter. p. TOUPS,
Registrar Voters. Parish OF Lafourchs
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-09-13

In electing delegates to the Lake
Charles Convention the Democrats Of
st. Mary made the lottery question the
issue. Why that question should be
sprung at the present time is a conun-
drum that would be difficult to solve.
The lottery question should be decided
upon its merits, when the time comes
for its settlement, and not brought in
to the present campaign.
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NOTICE.

TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE, PARISH or L-l
FouRcdE. Thibodaux, Sept. 5th. tsa4.
Notice Is hereby given to the tax PAYERS OF
.he parish OF Iafourchc. that the taTos as
sesscd in the year 1880 are set forth i'm tho far
rolls on file in my office and in the Inorf.sige
once Of thisp parish that they are now dua
anu VIII become delinquent on the 3l~t day
of December, 1880, and shall bear frt,rrSt *
the rate o. 3 per cent per month from said
GATE, until sold in accordance with article DO
q the constitution. Tax payers are invited
to call at once and settle, in order 10 void
dhteFesl iula cost. p. f.. LDRTp,
Sept 8 go. sheriff and 1sx cntt,ntor
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-09-13
PROTECTION.

The Republican, Congress in order to
gull the western farmer and get his vote
allows Irvine, with which he binds bis
wheat and oats, to be imported, free
from tax, and then raises the tax on
cotton ties with which the cotton
grower binds his cotton.
Great Is protection, and Republican
is its name.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-09-13

Mrs. Polk, widow of ex-PresiGent
James X. Polk, is still livingin Nash
vile, at the age of 81 years. She was
the lady of the White House from 1915.
to 1849, and one of the, most accom-
plished women in the United States.
She has been a widow forty years.
Mrs. Polk, Mrs. Grant and Mrs.
Cleveland are the only wives of former
presidents now living.
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II THIRD CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT Nominating Convention will meet in
Lake charles, ON Tuesday, September 1C, 1890.
anu whereas, some of the nrmihers
% Tue Poltce jury are dele2 =, to
concern, AT the request OF numerous citizens.
that the session of the Police Jury "a the
parish 81 Lttfourche, liked for MonGay, sep
TENDER Is inst will be and IL hrreby nost-
poned until MONDAY, SEPrEMBER Y. 1880,
at 2 o'clock. p. IT,. s.. L. GRISAMD4E.
Pres. polio" Jury, par. of La.iourcbes
~ThiboGdux, i..., u, >, 1880. s.pt.s-2t.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-09-13

The Mckinley Tariff Bill has passed
the Senate on last Wednesday, by a
strict rarty vote, and is now in the
care of a conference committee. When
it gets out of that it will be seer again
but in what shape no man knows.
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provemehts, and in the event of a re-
fusal OF the part Of any of them to
give the recognition, he is hereby en-
pc Hered to commence legal proceed
ings for the purpose of enforcing the
rights of the corporation"
Nothing practical appears to have
come from these proceedings.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-09-13

Two women in Atchison Kansas, got
into q fight the other day in discuss
ing the question whether feathers grew
into or out Of a chicken. When the
fight was over it was evident that hair
grew clean ont of the head sometimes
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-09-13

Batiste and Jennie are going to
Washington Tomorrow. The matri-
monial bargain will be completed be-
fore they get back to Thibodaux.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-09-13
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-09-13

SEND YOUR JOB PRINTING TO
THIS OFFICE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
A Hunters Paradise.

The delight Of the all around hunter
md sportsman is the Lone star state. In
mountain. plain. forest. field and stream
are 10 be found worthy objects Of his pur-
suit. some buffalo still stalk with stately
.randeur over the vast plains Of north
western Texas. There are also o. bc
our.d the black tailed deer and elk The
utelope is abundant on the western and
sorth Sestern frortier The common
leer IS found in nearly ali the settled
ounties. and are abundant IN sparsely
lopuiated regions. I;eynard has bis lar
many a brush In the ieep forest
,oe~-ns md thirkets the bear, panther,
~ en.ount anil Wild eat give the adven-
urous hunter a taste Of danger. On the
lains near the Rio Grsnde the Mexican
ION roams when The shepherd is not
rourd with his rife. The wolf has been
aade scarce The jack rabbit courses
yer the plains a. fleet IS an arabian,
ut not 90 long winded. The swamp and
ield rabbit and the gray and fox SPUR
Il. though deemed beneath the notice of
he sportsman. afford the boys fine fon
.ud good practice - Louaails to'uir
T,..-,..f
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Making Him Toe the Mark

Senator Phiietus SAWYER, while Mayor
of Oshkosh. WIS. says New York
Jri51r- correspondents. exercised also the
stlss Il Police Magistrate. A friend of
his feels il due to fhe senstor 20 rescue
from oblivion @ little incident Of that
iilae. which brings tn strong colors his
sterling integrity end kindness Il heart.
~A case was tried before him one day.
said rov Informant. '-in which The woes
Of youug girl, who, in the language Of
oliver Goldsmith. had stored 20 folly.
formed q prominent faetor - be list
gnei 70 the melancholy story, Saeyer's
great heart ratsily warned and hring
ing his big est down upoe the a-sk in
Front oil him with 1ndiDe 'whacs.
he cried out
The internal se3uadrel I'il make
him marry you before morning
Bidding the poor girl wait. he sent
ont lis baiEns. vhe quickly ran ia The
rrca,eisrarl. Iie read The evil-doer q
-f-ueia- lsr.are. winding up ty assuring
aim that IL Flntnarr1 The girl there
nj then he wouid piamptly send him
to the peniteai.ary The fellow consen-
tej, and the future senator married them
alt ol hand. n8t f,r-ettias TO qreach TO
taens a stern yer kindly homily upon
the smelai,y Or taeir rev relationship.
Nor fle ase af It +, pursued the ear
rasos 81 tiis yeracioUs lit;le story. that
tie beueG-en; lass of The 'Badeer state
had uiietiy failed t confer upon the
worthy lsyor aud Police Magistrate any
authority whatever to az lust the tie thsi
binds although be supposed they did
bat the yoeag coupis went forth from his
ofIce haPpy sn. consented. Whether
ther eventually discovered that the cere-
nony pes.9rraed hy Nr sawyer was not
Wbo.ly .4cco7Iing 70 HoyIe and had e
done ever ar-in in more approved legal
style, I never learned boz this Z 30
krog. that Ike Prirce Prettyrnan and
bis radiant spouse in the good Old story
books they hve3 happy ever aftervard;
snd that IN a, least one Wisconsin, house
hold senator SlwyeFs name Is loved
sal honoFed beyond that OF any Other
man.
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4 4alaral. : l-n.,unl...-

Whit - ~sfe; isiag AZ t.st isfiiaie
in +i5. kioxa Indian feom kansas
~4-ne % =, art a. government ~eout- tis
could speak English firrt rate. and hav-
ing lived among the whites Tor years had
picked up good macy pointers. We
soon learuesI among other things thar he
could ~put up his dukes in drst rate
stvie. In fact, when put against our
best man, Joe as the Indian vas cali
Cd. Knocked him Ons in the seventh
round. We put him on 70 a few extra
.lodees, and then waited for the fras TO
ripen-
Troops were pouring in far the Indian
war, and most Of then we're OH sst
from the Army % the Potomar siost Of
these we're in a great hurry % knock
over an Indian. either with fst or ballet.
and the half-dozer redskins about the
fort had 10 battle To save their bacon
one dav wlen the sign vas right, We
togzed Joe out in true Indian style gave
hin his cue n to bow be shouid aet. and
sent him down among some feunsyiva-
uiz troops. They spotted him at oace
for scalp raiser, and we're hustiiug him
around. when Ne appeared AMI demand
ri fair play. The leader OF the nust.srs
xas a big corporal Of fissie fame and the
minute it was proposed 10 get up a miil
between him and the Iudian be jnmPed
Hear of the ground and yelled
whoopee, That hits me. I've been
aging for an Iujan. III give you my
..eat If he stands through the arst
-ound -
Arrangements were soon made We
xent out where the wagons wer. packed,
cleared space, and the principals were
-oon ready. Joe was as caIm as May
aorninr. having liflie to say. while the
orporal was all @gsb~ and excitement
mt kept calling ont
Watch him. boys and ion't lee h.m
run
We had six ounce gloves. and It WAS
Queensbury rules. When Joe was ready
very one but the corporal coalJ see that
ne had been there the latter 0as in
.uch a hurry ito punch an Injun' that
ne over.ooxed particulars. Iis weighed
Il least thirty pounds the most. and there
xas grin Of delight on his face when
the c.sa came. lie went 10 to secure a
Knockout blow. but several surprises
awaited him. He cou,d no more hit
thar Indian than a boy could la-so a
weasel and when the tFst rouhd closed
ais grin had given place to lo0k af az
constituent
When round second opened We gave
Jle the wink. lie gave Dodge ortwo,
rsinled. swung his righ; with smash.
and the corporal gave a yell and went 90
earth to snore ike horse for i've MIN
utes before he came to. II was as clean
Knockout as any one ever saw, and he
vas man enough TO realize IT, When be
could keep his feet he reached out his
hand TO Joe and said
"Don't set me down Tor fool am
simply fresh-too fresh. This has salted
ne. however. and If you'll come around
% the tent III divide half and half with
gou, and then give you revolver which
I captured in Virginia to learn how %
ret that swing With the rightr-N D,
SIN
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
AGreat Bridge.

The greatest bridge in the world Wa
opened last week. ltspsns the F.rsh o.
Forth IN Scotland, IS sza; feet long. two
81 its spans are eash 1910 feet. is 80
feet above hizh water, ami vas nearly
seven years in buii,iing. 500 iaborers
being employed on it. It's cantiiever.
VIII towers go feet high 55000 tons Of
the iiassi steel were Used in is constitute
ton, AMI 800 pounds Of paint are re-
qutrel to give Il one coat II viii keep
q force of about 100 men constantly busy
to keep the bridge painted aud in csH-
ssant repair.
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Hotel Cierk 5 Tale.

Human nature, AS seen in 1-2 aoiei.
is rather curious, isn't IT. Nev YORK
S,a man qaesied Of the day clerk as h=
leaned on the counter.
~Y-e-s. lie s,ewiy and dryiy replied.
~F9r instance the reporter c3nuRue5.
y have chandelier &i,h five burners
in ny room, but three of the burners are
plugged up and cs,E't he lighted The
soap IS cheap and poor. the loookiny
glass IS cracked, the marble-topped stand
is stained vith ink and one leg q The
lounge Is broSen Hos's that 6r hotel
natare
"1iy dear sir, be replied, as DE pagsei
for e moment from his work Of pigeon
hoiing the noon mai, Il was Obliged n
put you in a room vacated by Western
merchant and his wife. IIe got drank.
broke the lounge and c-lcked the glass
She took away with her Two towels and
two cakes OF lne soap. lie Is response
bic FOR the ink-ssaius and be 7isff-d two
table nsrSins into his pqcket SUI carried
them od, and she broke dollar pitcher
ard a seyenty-cent FaHe of glass We
plugged - the bnruers because they
lighted the whole five ana vert % t.
the theater. ithink be carried or 1ae
of the keys to the door. ani know she
crib5eG bouquet boiderfrom the eplr.or.
IIow's that for travelling h-man ua-
ture
The newspaper man was si.sat fal ihe
want OF an argument, and the e'erz
presently continued
Here are hslf q dozeu teegrlus and
score Of letters from men who wiil r.i'
around in dae season anil inqlire f5r
fheu. o. want them forwarded e points
in Maine Or Texas, and give me my
tTouble for the profits. Aa'i peraaps
you'd like 70 buy come of these worthless
checks Tor two Gems on the dollar OF
take soas. OF tbs score Of trunks 10 the
storage rocIn and settle their 5sis Tor
which they are held Oh. yes-o5, US /.
This human nstrre i a biz thing and
the longer you live the more you VII! ZEE
convineed that III the advantage IS not
on the hotel mans SIDE
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Gard Of Thanks.

if the proprietor Of Aemps Baisam
-hould publish a-curd cf thanks. contain
ng expressions os gratitude which come
o him daily, from those who have been
ured Of severe throat and lang troubles
~ the use Of Kemp's Baisam, it would
i'll a fair-sized boob Hog much better
invite all To call on any druggist and
,et q FREE sample bottle. that vou may
est for yonfself It's power. Large bottles
SOC. and ST.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02

The year 1889 vii long be remember
ed - the most disastrous to the cattle
trade that has oqer been wisnessed. The
greatest depression xas IN the best cattle
IN 1885 the best cattle never vent lover
than So: in issa the best cattle ofieE
sold for less thar So And this in rear
when there was beaver export tra.e
than in any Former year. T6e uranier
Of range c8tt.e received at Cuieagp vas
l.ss than in 1855 hy 3 $50 heal. Had
not the receipt;of Texans been decreased
the Ellling or would have been Ereater-
OF what are clzsssi as westerns ? there
WAS filling or Of 10000 the Texans
increased 69763 Tie oatleok f5r this
year is certainly brighter tban Is was
year ago, bat growers must not expect
great edvaHce IN prices. says tle Montana
Soc. Journal
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02

4 professional rat cafchea esiimat,s
the number Of rats In The United States
Il i've fo= every man, woman and child
in the cnunirv- For every child bonn
there are twenfy-eight raIs and each rat
brought 20 - des;h costs the people az
.verage Of f5nr tents He sa7s THAT i
every person in the land should set out
o hunt rats Tor a monlh the number
-inlG no. BE- 7eiGcel to les than l0l-
10 aCC.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02

George " Fox, of Rea1ood CITY. CAL.
has in sis possession one Of the mo-t re-
uarkab.s curl isities ever found on the
Pacific Coast. nothing more or less than
lbalone she'll. in the interior of which
fr,nIy encased IN the pearly smell secre-
-iou. then sr. a babys shoe and sto, s.
.ne- TIE shape - perfect IN every par
ricular. and the size indieates that the
owner Of these pedal coverings Wss q
verv Young child The sole Of the shoe
aud the toe. badly worn and rel from va
ter soaking, can be plainly seen where
the secretion has not entirely enveloped
them
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02
SET, PA. wEDNEDAY. APRIL 2. 1890.
LIKE SEEKS LIKE.

like seeks Ike the wide warii over,
Eyes az looking for eyes Ike thine
Ilre with trealb a. sweet a. clover.
Watt their own ara' need not repine-
Though eash space the light ray iowcih,
Clouds tslaz are needed shade the skies;
Al loves feei is iox r groweth
woridsof beauty await cur eses.
Thought crowds thought through endless ages,
Vow in tie sea-sans n0w in the sea
Now in the sunlizh; Of poets and sages.
touchdown whispers for thee and ne
Evauseiine inds Gabriel,
FT sneient laws TO each unknown.
As Gods own truth fads Israel,
Light into light and love is own.
So through eli the worlds and spscss.
am still thine and thou art mine
Death IS bur the angel that traces
The paths Of light TO loves own shrine.
w.B Thorne IN Philadelphia Times.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02

Vice President Morton Is a Motel
breeder Of Guernsey cattle At his farm
on the Hudson be has one ol The finest
herds Of this breed 10 be found in TIE
United States. Many Of bis animals have
won prizes at state and county fairs Dir.
Morton is also oneo the directors oftLe
American Southd0wn association, an or
ganizafiou that has for an object che
maintaining of tie purity and high stan
dard of fne American-bred >outhdown
sheen.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-02

The coinage Of eoid dollars is - -
st0pped. and jewelers. Who have been
converting them into bangie> are doior-
n.,s-