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Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30

Sorretniussmanb. Gbeien (til i'm
9loite Sosbolber, Der fweirer lit % 9lars
Subilaum i 5Orretninsen): Seq 0il
beler life unblaSe paa bcnne 3sres Su.
bilaumsbas at siue Dem en- pasienos
Qualification for beres lanss us tro
3ieneIe. 5 ben Gnlecnir9 beber ies
Gem mo6tase bisle 500 &rpuer I Cub
boorira Der saar ipp aruncr % sc
Gre, Be iabpanlise balpanoen grpceni
pr. &pntant!"
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
ltHni0iQ Dp0sbpmt.

ltIfDibig bpbsbpmt. Set frantic
Soliti bar | oisie 8ase 9iort en- Opoa,
gelie, Tom | bDi Grab letter Siubenc
SepGselie; bet bar piit Zig, at en-
Manb, ium 1887 bleo bDmt til 8gben,
er uifplois.
Gen 8aasielbenbe, buis 0apn Ell
BOras, fob iG1guIt 1887 for Stranten,
antlaset for ct albeles ailtpelist Dob.
beltmpro, p9 BrOcesien ful9tcs Oengans
meo ben itsrite Opmarfiumbeo al Bres.
ien os Bnblitum. Den N~nfta9eoe, en-
uns Manb, nRetebe til bet iioIte mec
ben itsrite Saarcnatfetbeo enboer gn
Def / SOrbrpocllen. 5OritieQi9e On,
it9uoi9beoer talte imiblertio imoo ban,
ct &ione erfl9rebe i GetSIalen aloeles
beitemt: "9et er i~ittert, bet er bam
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30

no qlerfnler ! Sdlocre Ill pdl1 uHtpW
bette Soriattsliens qanb. - "Sps
3aiota Clio.
Srant Epser, Der gil Op met
8alOn os 6alolfiarm ben Abe Suli
DEBORAH, ital ioretase iammeilass brit
itiss 2uitIprins unber 5airen | Glama'
Tee Gountn.
Sosierer 6. 3. SObnIon meb ga
Mile bar bapt en- beilis Sommerferie
Os Omtrins Nabiion, 8isconiin. Selu
Tom ban tilbase ! Senbass, men SAINT
lien bliper enbnu lansere btanot Slast
os 8enner. Otter M at baue ubbpiIt
fig, sienoptaser Sr. Scbnion fin Sor'
refining, cs oil after bore at finSe paa
tit Office ben belle Gag.
- Saloer 8uiineis College & Nors
mol S6ool ! DEBORAH, Soma, er, iom
iaa Mansc er Operbeuiit ON, en- ijelben
successful 29reanitalt. Sra ale 8an'
ter itrsmmer Der l9relpiten unsbOm
IND til benne Sfple, os 8rof. 8alber
peb baabe, buurlebes be ital faa en- bel.
big llnberoisnins, % tilise foritaar
ban at sisre fit College befienbt piot og
breot. alene til "9ecorab YOften" bar
ban bet iiSite aar betalt s475 for fin
aatalo9 % fine Nuertisiementer.
- 20 tore, npe Comptroller aufom
paa 9rGnet / Manbn9s. De er be-
Itemte for 2utBer Colleges 3ampsS OPP
parmuin9sapparat.
- Maler u. 8eberien er ben Wano,
ma ma tp til, naar BET siGlber at iaa
0o9et mutt malet e(ler SGrelier uats
tert tapetierebe. 6or Gioen boloer ban
paa at forlfisnne LIT National Sants
9ofale, Der / bet Sels iitanolGtteS laas
lebes, at bet bliper iGroeles elegant.
- Rod & Gun Association er en-
meset ioreta9ium 5preniug. SuaareS
isr9eoe ben for at faa ct CARLOAD meb
Trout gnsel anbrast / @inneibeifs
Sasoras, % MI bar ben after iifret fig
ct, benne9ans fplot meb Bais, Crap
pies, Ber6 % Sun Sin. Sm npsle
faa Gar burbe oerfor her bore moi al
Siit, iaa man life bebepeoe at inbisre
ben.
- @lem MI life Ben Bears closing
out sale. Wan fan Der tisbe pene p9
spbe 8laber for en- Spptpris.
- 6. 6. alderman bar / Sanbbeb
"2ptten meb iis." Operalt boor ban
Ipetulerer, tiener ban betpbelise Cunt
mer. s Ct. Saul bar ban 10 tient
enormt, ps MI / en- llbtant af Chicago
paa Gienbpmme, ficbte for ct Bar Naas
neber iiben, mellem 100 % 125 tuiinbe
Dollars.
- @amle Nels ICrbsaarben iplbte
iioite Ssnbas tit 70be aar, us ban er
uulminoelis raft % rpris eiter i'm glls
Der, iier taa tages Senipn ttl, at ban
bar arbeibet baarbt ale fine Sass. Scr
Inlebninsen bapbe tire al bans SrrIer
% bans Spiserisn, Maler Inbre,p 8e-
oerien, tiSbt e n bobbelt Sebet patter
8ussp os for9reoe bam iitebet for ben,
ipm for no9le Tiger iiben brenbte op,
ba Stalbbpsninsen antenotes al 9pns
ilb. Ole, ban Sbsriffcn, paatos iis 1t
brinse Sns9ien lao tiolig Ssnbag
Mpr9en, al be @amle funbe reiie iii
airfe ben. @iterpaa iulste Beoerien
meo 5amilie iamt libt af "0ecprabz
Epiten," % np9le bpsselise Elmer til
brastes / @eburtsbnsss 3 lbinsens prog.
ti9e Sus.
- aiebmanb o. 3. 3bUmpipn sr
Iortiben i ct. 3Bomas for at le efter,
bporlebes bet eaar meb S~prrctningen
% Smaa9utterre berppps.
- Grpi. 8. 2arien bar fisbt Nr
briggs Sns, bpor ban bar bpet set iibz
tie Iar, for $ 1000.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30

Mrs. Satob Seunbne Springfield,
S6ip, blep unSer ct geiss bps fine
Soi9criurGlbre i GnDnOr 9th, Mo.,
mesct ip9 al Cholera Morbus. Qeoe
bleu b~ubienot, men ban par life 6icmme.
Scr. 2. 6. 8ible, eli ajgbmano / @aps
nor, gar Mr. ScOubue en- 5iaife Cham
berlain's Colo, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy, os BAD baH prsSe ben
IBIS ben life Ijalp, bebppebs ban life al
betale for Den, men Sen pirfeoe ubmar,
let, %, fsrenb DC reiite bjenr, fiebte b
en- SLATE til. Sntel Sobn Scpnbut
tiger, al ban pil aloris p9re Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy fpruben. salsss hos al,
7ruesiitcr. (Suli).
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
| Heiienbe.

9'Sr. 6. 8. Socubien, u. g. Often,
z. Spbnion us 6. 9. anutiUn, Of Sar-
mpnp, @inn, BAR / 9ecurab iprleoen
Dag.
8rsorene 6. 6. Qommeu ps q. 8.
2Ommen al GropfstOn, Minn., bar i
9scurab iibite llse i gtnleonius af lin
Mpbers 8esraOelie. Sr. 6. 6. Com.
men er al 5urmer 9lQiancen ppltiaet
JON aanoioat for Stats Senator for
bet 8iltritt, bppri ban Dor.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30

Sprfifs SrbiYros. Srpst Den, iOu
lille eIiter.
Oct CT life moi at fiare ganbmefo.
ner It'll, naar man oil labRs ita man
mao ipiie BEN.
llpen FILTER Snar, men arbris Flu
Hatur.
Den. iom Usher, boob ban III, behs
per. iaIser bpas ban treuser III
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30

Iltiaa ,alt 2o,407.
Sertil fommer psiaa Gnlmar 3oipn'
ibip, Der i 1885 bapbe 1929 Snbbps'
gore, iaa at cmtrcntIis lisnenbe 3al
oltiaa oil blips at l9ssc til, iaa bet |
BET Selc pil piIe benpeo 22,700.
8 1880 bar glntallet 23,93S, % !
1885 ballet neb til 22,9S0. Summen'
llgner man 1885 meb 1890, piier Eil'
pert os 5urminSitelie iis iaalcbes:
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
Seeorabs@ arfeS.
Siicrgntten bOS Ell ajcbmuno / SRI
2so, 3uIi.

TiIergnttcn bos Ell Sjobmano i8rt
Itlnrla bapoe en- Niien, oa ban ifuloe
Jna blem, pllttet npQlc $50 / i'm 9ue,
lat ben pea 6ppeDet % tpnfte, at bans
Slerntns life Onr bleueu beRGriet.
an, peut IiOt, ia9be Sipbmanben, bring
oenne aurueu bort til 5ru 2arIen, %
oermeo latte ban Den up pna @uttens
Sopeo. Oct mai / sGsseitaaene, % en-
3ulbuiO Masie rnnbt lungiomt neooper
Sutteus LANCE QnIi0t.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
Naben Sorreiponoanee.

Soilte par be ~iaatalote "gerOenS ipu I'm.
oeruerter.?
9 SSIotioeu benRoutc8 iolqcrb,
mRrteit9e 8pgHtn9ss &uuItpRrter i%aalcoes:
8pramtoerue, 8ronutng ScmiramtS'S ban
9enoe Suoer / 8~bplon, 3inuntcmplst |
Gpbeirs, ben olDnlpiite Suptter6 8iQrotstn
al Den ltore Suuitrer YbioinS, Wauipisett
SaltcarraSius, 8olpSieu pao Gen &bO0u5 o.
6Drtaarnet paa Gen Bbarus peo 9ueranOrlG'
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
SincsI label.
6bieaac, RiImaufee 4 at. Vaui.
Tfrnrah epraud.

rppra,nirrnE ajaaar a. 1870 Jsrmisooa %toHut'tsv
Fgalmr rte pris % ncrtloasuss grnn; 'onutu tile
hsat go G't,rmiSoas. eiturtbeGgsi,rnu alsaar
Fl 50 gitrymieses. ,oHr,'tu r7te sis ca ipeseatnst
sruu. rtHruvtt EL 4 s. Giturieedg.
Sraai;rrutt au'oamtT eaeIia ST 9;S 1Crmisbas
60 6iooar 81 $50 eit,rmioeoa.
Uaeidsclrrutrs poSlerI StatteHtt : &'pHtesll
Counts I'll islqsHet Sthr:
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30

ct 2ommenbr al Ere er arbeibet al
en- 3ralfi9rer ira S9ta iRislanb. Oct
er af 5tgrrslis ium ct i~Gbuanlist Com.
meubr, pe bsle Msfonismen er al Sirie,
trp.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30

Naunet paa 6abrifantcn al
"ScaleS" cr life lom / iprr. 0p. anfsrt
DIE &pr3rplh, men Slc 8prsrub. =
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
8trStns jisrFe pripat, suS er

Wten. Oct inbebolosr 12-i5o0 DO.
relier, Is @~aarbsrum, 81 9rapper %
Gaeaos III 3 @aber % / 9prp.
Yoltbnoet Tan unbertiben lepere 1000
Brsps ! B~psninsen. ala 8riuner /
be f~uritjeuieite 2ipsitiqinger, Dor Der.
ls etraboere % 20 SiOmassre pa,
B1rtitso % 8eboslIesrum ! Quiet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
IliuOIefe @repe psS Ssurub y. .,

e5eoroia gufuicr- Spcr 3prrion 0ar''
sn6meDS Z @eterIpn 9uuot q Huldro-
pIbrobam { Sslaue-R SolbeT9- Eheooo'
saat-Sbaus gor * 90,
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
BRETON 0rann.
Ehaaa,ue..
@nufpn Strand

TabrI staes 'sadr fro G,eoras bvu gitsrmss'
bag a. l.0 os ira uaed bpu Dtorstn ri.
gsanfcn ztaas aiaanr fra GtroraS tpu yaIssos
a. 3 % ira Ranien bpr Norgsu RI s.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
0mostjenefer.
Doe esnsas eiter 1rinstafss'

q Tecordh Nenlabe0T NTrlt TV1THpUH"'"
tt Sgnooe aL 101s.
S%euoaaSltolt al 9. s
9ptnScfprcuiuaeu nirerr tFriioMrIshs
sborSSae Gfiermioooe hos gPre wager gan
Sc gsru, Spm Iial beItase | Rentepeosl'o.
len. bebaoe al meor 9srNna 6orrntoeas 2Geh
puauit / Rirten. 3tt Dor erl'eit9t om laa
u;aaoe iom muIiat al 5orGISrtne tnlsfe insa
q ~curppcfirfer i~pritFomrretoe Senod9
FscrniSbna 81 10 meb Gltersaiia.
gtcraaHaSaumeINslis Sprpas elierm'o-
pns al 5,
S~enNaaSiole al g. m..
Sen npritc stieonSItole bespreer Won
baa Den 4oe Guauit Nj Q aIrtenS SalcnlenI'
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
SeeDrab og Smegrt.
Tcn 29oe Suli 1890
gpinnrjhief Gpnntps gtiolfning

cr M pptalt of be forffjeuise Cp'
tascrs Of Genius, % Rsiultatet er fsl'
,e,,Np.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30

ira.
, 1890-09-04

Senator Jonas, of Nevada. was twit-
ted by Senator Mcpherson, of New Jcr-
sey, in the course of his silver speech
with the fact that the silver dollars were
only worth 72 cents. OF course it re
minded him Of little story"
81 recollcct," said he, talking on this
subject once with some senators in the
cloak room. During the conversation,
one OF the senate pages brought me a
telegram, oil which he said the telegraph
messenger had told him there was 80
cents due. 1 gave the page a silver dol
lar and said 30 him:
"'l have been informed by some very
respectable and intellectual gentlemen
In here, some of them candidates for the
presidency even. that this dollar Is worth
only rs cents. do not want to cheat a
little boy. Take this out, and IL the boy
thinks 1t 10 worth only 75 cents he can
send me back 25 cents, aud if he thinks
II is worth dollar he can send me back
80 cents
"Tho page brought back 80 cents and
said the telegraph boy told him he did
not know whot those old dufiefs in
there might say. but it was MS good u
dollar as he wanted and was very hard
to get"
, 1890-09-04

New Orleans Pirayune.I

New Orleans Pirayune.
Did you tell me that life was a failure,
That love was bubble, boast;
That the spray on the wine iridescent
Was only u vapor at most2
Why, darling. the best of Gods blessings
Is rayed In some opalinc glcam:
Let us catch from 'lusory cOlors
The flash of our beautiful dream;
Let us fitch from the lights and shadows
The ray ofa sentient boom.
Did you tell me, my love, that In SPRING
time
The blossoms are fecked with the
iight2
That in summer luscious, hot splendor
CLOVIS out from their passionate sight;
That in autum their petals are haggard-
Their veins are congcaled by the frost,
And the sIlyer-ilecked blossom of spring
time
Lies pallid, and soulless and lost,
And the wine and the light of u lifetime
Is into eternity tossedP
My darling the blossoms, the flowers,
Are rapturous brcaths from the bowl,
And the nectarous perfume enhancing
Wings ecstasy deep To the soul
Your heart in its season of blessing.
Its dreaming, its glowing, its rest
Makes life not a phantom, a fiction,
Makes love not IA bubble at best.
And you the one flash that I'd scale for
lhe walls OF the home of the blest.
, 1890-09-04

Or whom at trembling Liberty's COM
mand. 49,.
Taeins, ss,,s% grim havoc l'k' . flagstaff
The squadrons rolling round thee like
banner!
DIR. Robert Dwyer Joyce, who
died In Dublin In 1888 (he went
there for his healthy, wrote during
the years he spent In Boston TWO
lengthy poems on Irish subjects,
"Deirdreb and "Blanid." The
works were received with great
favor, but did not impress them
selves on the public CONSCIOUSNESS
AS deeply as was expected. s,o,,
OF Joseph Brenan, VINO dieu
about forty years ago, little or noun
ing IL said In the books OF irish.
American biography. HIS iaihe
rests on one poem, which Is tenuel
and beautiful and will last as long
as the language itself. IT Is the Iet-
ter of u husband to his wife:
Come to mo darling; I'm lonelylwithous
thee,
Daytime and nighttime I'm dreaming
about thee;
Nighttime and daytime In dreams De-
hold thee,
Unwelcome tho waking when ceases W
fold thee.
Come to me. darling, my sorrows to
tighten,
Come In thy beauty TO bless anu W
| brighten;
Come in thy womanhood, meekiy anu
| lowly,
Come in Thy lovingness. queenly and
holy.
You have been glad when you knew
was gladdened;
Dear, are You sad to hear that am sad
dened2
Our hearts ever answer In tune or In
time, love,
As octave to octave, or rhyme unto
rhyme, love;
can not smile but your cheekwill be
glowing; $40
You can not weep but my tears will be
flowing.
You viii not linger when I shall have
could not live without you by my
side, love.
Come to me, darling, ere die ofmy
sorrow,
Rise on my gloom like the sun Of to-
morrow;
Strong, swift, and sweet as the words
which speak, love,
With song on your lip and smile on
your cheek, love,
Come, for my heart in your absence Is
dreary;
Haste. for my spirit is slckened and
weary;
Come to my arms which alone can caress
thee,
Come to my heart which is throbbing to
press thee.
, 1890-09-04
Eriendsbip.

Paula Brewer in Chicago Inter-Oceanl
Wherefore was life more glad to me
After we metz ! cannot say
Save that IL brighter seemed to be,
Less dreary the night, more joyous the
day.
Wherefore was life more glad to me
After we metz How do know
Save that the clouds and gloom ceased
to be.
Shadow or sunlight, alike were aglow.
Wherefore was life more glad to me
After we metz How could l toll
Save that visions of other life came to
me.
lowered haloi sweet peace DER me
fell.
Wherefore was life more glad to me
After we metz All! did not thy voice
and thine eye
Thrill my soul with rich hopes? Old
things ceased to be-
And with thee, and for thee, would
live or die.
, 1890-09-04
a COUNTRY COURTS HIP.

Driving the COWS from the upper mea-
dow
Beauty and Brindle and Bess-
Now In the sunlight, now in the shadow,
And now in the winds caress;
win song as sweet as at morn the star
ling
Is won't to the skies to thrill;
Mollie the farmers daughter and dar-
ling,
Comes tripping adown tho hill.
Purple and black are the braided tresscs,
Her dainty temples they crown;
Light Is her step on sward IL presses,
AS fall of the thistle down.
The squirrels peek from the wayside
hedges,
As tue maiden moves aong,
Ana count It chief OF their privileges
To list TO her jocund song.
Down where the alders and slender
rushes
Border the rivulets banks
And the .widened sweep Of tho water
gushes
Under BRIDGES broad planks.
Whistling love-soug, in broken
His hat pushed back from his brows--
Robin, the miller, awaits and watches
For the coming OF the cows.
Up to their knees in the stream, the
cattle
Drink deep OF its crystal flow;
Little they care for the lovers prattle
-, Or the bliss the twain may know;
Their heaving sides with their draughts
distended,
Ihey enter the paths again,
Ana crop the grasses, with heads low
bended,
On either side of the lane.
The shadows deepen, the dew is sprink.
ling
with diamonds all the meads;
ling,
The sound ofthe bell reoodes.
st'ii on the bridge where the water
glistens,
=, As the moonlight falls,
me miller talks and the maiden listens,
But the COWS are in their stalls.
, 1890-09-04
Keeping 1t In the Family.

Washington Star.
Daughter Cat the seaside)-Papa, l am
going TO marry to marry Algernon, who
has waited on Us at the table since we
have been here.
Papa with glad light in his eye)--
Thank heaven, my child, for thatl The
fortune / have given him in tips may
still remain in the family. Bless you,
bless you, daughter
, 1890-09-04
The Boy should he Tanned.

IChatter.
Teacher-John, OF what are your boots
NADER
Boy-Of leather, sir.
Teacher-Where does the leather come
from?
Boy-From the hide of an OK.
Teacher-What animal. therefore, sup.
plies you with boots and shoes and gives
you meat to eat2
Boy--My father.
, 1890-09-04
The Treasurer FirsI
[St. Joseph Naws.I

First Burslar--Sh, Bill! Now you
sneak down to tho refrigerator aud get
Dat cake OF ice, and III keep guard; seef
second burglar-Yes but how about
dem diamonds In the lady's boodwor?
First burglar--Dey' all right. You
sneak and get the ice. Well make sure
Of that furst.
, 1890-09-04

THE democratic Anaconda standard
thinks that "Mr. Blaine is not twisting
the tail OF the British lion with quite so
much energy and JUNCTION as lac dis
played two or three months ago."
When Mr.. Blaine resumes his campaign
pleasantly Of twisting the tail Of the
democratic tiger. the democracy will
cease TO complain about lack Of energy.
, 1890-09-04
Competitive Examination.

[st. Joseph News.
Pegsy-say Totsy, does ye know my
father? Say. he kin fly.
Totsy-Aw. KUN oil
We'll, heard mommer say he was a
high flyer"
"Sho! OATS muffin. My dads Jail
birdn
, 1890-09-04
Going to "Worruk."

Going to Worruk."
America.
Muldoon-Well, will we go to wor ruk
or not?
o'Brien-Lave us toss up for it.
Muldoon-How so2
Brien-Toss up "a clint. If It comes
down heads or tails we don't worruk.
If it comes down nayther one nor the
other we worruk.
, 1890-09-04
SUNDIY SMILES.


Tanners soiiioquy.
Chicago Post.
'Tis strange, tits very strange, indeed,
how one short, heeting year
Can so divorce things that were once SO
very near and dearl
At last years grand encampment was
wanted every minute,
But now they've met at Boston and
find am not in IL.
, 1890-09-04
Meaning Unchanged.
Yankee Blade

She--In Shakespeare "fond' means
foolish"
He-I don't believe the meaning has
changed any since his day. / used to
call myself your fond lover.
, 1890-09-04

EASTERN WAsHlrGros leads the orth.
west in crops, building, baseball, mineral
resources and general progressivsness.
, 1890-09-04
In tlie Social Swim.
Toledo Blade.

Toledo Blade.
"Do you think the Bible commends
society, Mr.. Boody Housep"
"Well, Miss Collingwood, l don't ex-
actly know" stammered Boody House.
who had forgotten it was Lent, but
guess IL does"
In what part2'
"Well, now, | can't tell exactly. but |
think along In Noah's time most every
one was in the swim"
, 1890-09-04
Letting Him Down Easy.

Life.
The Visitor-But why become en-
gagged If you never meant to marry him T?
In the Because no is SO
sensitive. You know IL mortities man
much more to be refused than 10 have
an engagement broken,
, 1890-09-04
why They Game to Grief.

He never comes. watch the door;
My heart grows faint; all hope is DER.
Months now have passed since last we
met.
How happy then and well content
And now, Oh, woman's painful lot
To wait; nor word. or sign OF what
Is breaking my poor heart.
Did but feel he knew my love
And tired OF me. or perhapo ne'er
cared.
think then could hard become,
And duh as wood or stone.
But he has, perhaps, misunderstood,
And thought me very stern and cold
| feared ! should too soon bctray
The passion OF my soul.
She waits for words.
He waits for signs.
And so they come to grief betimes,
For want of friendly aid.
, 1890-09-04
Baby's First Words.

Baby's First Words.
[omaha World.I
Omaha Dame-Your baby seems very
bright for his age.
Kansas Mother-Oh, he's just as smart
as they make 'cm.
Can he say papa and mamma yet?"
mo, he amt learned that, but you
just ought 10 hear him lisp 'weal es-
tate.
, 1890-09-04
Putting Him Mt His Ease.

Papa (who used bad word when he
tore his trousers)-I forgot myself then,
Sammy. 1t was wrong of me 10 say
such word.
Sammy-Oh, you necdn't apologize,
papa! j often use II myself.
, 1890-09-04
A Valuable sugSo ,tlon.

tEpoch.l
Rev. l.ongnecker-Dea wish could
think of some way TO make the congre.
CATION keep their eyes on me during the
sermon.
Little Tommy-Pa. you want to put
the clock right behind the pulpit
, 1890-09-04
GEMS FROM THE POETS
The Inevitable.
fsarah X. Bolton. |

like the man who faces what he must
With step triumphant and heart of
cheer;
Who fights the daily battle without
fear,
Sees his hopes fail, yet keeps unfaltoring
trust,
That God IL God; that somehow, true
and just,
His plans work out for mortals; not a
tear
Is shed when fortune, which the world
holds dear,
Falls from his grasp; better, with love q
crust
Than living in dishonor; envies not,
Nor loses faith In man; but does his
best
Nor ever murmurs at his humble lot,
But with n smile and words OF hope
gives zest
To every toier; no alone is great
Who by life heroic conquers fate.
, 1890-09-04
A Doubtful Com piiment.

NcW iOrh cum
Poet-Oddjobs, what do you think of
my latest poemf
Oddjobs-Splendid, my dear boy.
splending. Tconsider IL beautiful, But
theu, you know, Pm no judge.
, 1890-09-04
An Inde finite Term.

Puck
visitor-How long are you In for, my
poor manp
Prisoner-Dunno, ma'am.
Vtsitor-How can that be-?
Prisoner-It's a life sentence.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-03-22

We arc given to understand that
his honor has imposed the mini-
mum penalty ON parties pleading
guilty to violations Of the prohibits
ton ordinance, upon their promis-
ng Ia respect and obey the law IN
tho future. and that the balance OF
ths indictments against them are
to be held over and not pressed in
Gaze they make good the pledges
given. This will, no doubt meet
she appreciation Of our citizens
wac. while they wish the law en-
fo,ced. do not care to have offend
ers unnecessarily oppressed ane
brokea up in husinesss but the,
feel that every offender richly de
sarves panishmeAt. and will not b
satisfied to see any guilty person s.
nnwhipped Of Justice, after thu
open fragrant manner in which the,
have violated the law.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-03-22
The Pulpi, and the Stage,

Rev. Z. NJ. Shout, Pastur United
brethren Church, Blue Meaud, Kan,
sAS3 Il feel h my daty to tell what
wsMslesx pr, kinsA New Deseevefy
has done for me, My lungs We're hadly
dixAsed. aud NY practitioners Thought
l ruuld live hat = few weeks, lteek
Nse battles VI Or, Kings New Dis-
Vos~ry and am sound aud we'll, gain
iux q lbs. IN weight Arthur Love,
Manager Levels Fanny Falks ceaa-
hinatian, wtite~ esAfter . thorough
trisl aud eeavineipg evidence. an
San8lent Dr. Kings New Discovery
foY tensumpsian, heats 'em all, aaf
caveS when evefNtbng eise tails. Th'
areateAt kspdaeSs can do nay maA,
(hoasapd friends II t. ufxe them 70 tt'
IL. Fxe triad battles ~ G. e, Mash,
tlors. Regular sisss So. and ~
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-03-22
sHERIrF's SALE.


C. A. Piers N VS.. VS.. Calhoun, W.
j. Bullock Garnishce.
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish OF
Grant, No, 1863.
By virtue of and ~ satisfy q writ OF D..
fa.. issued aud 10 me directed, IN tue above
entitled u, d numbered suit. liaye seized
and will offer for sale at public auction.
in front of The cour II 'nse door, IN the
town OF s,oltas, La between tho hours
prescribed by law. on
SATURDAY. April I, 100,
The following described property Of the
Defendant. to-wit n l Of nv and no I
of ne AIM W Of sw Of sec. 80 Z 7nrS
W containing 900 acres Of land moro or lcss,
Terms -cnsh with benefit of appraise-
,neit. j. KEMP, Jr..
Sheriff Grant Parish
colfax. Feb "a, 1890. di4St-pis6
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-03-22

A cake, made by Mrs, Q. II,
Teal and Miss Jennie Smith, was
ra He'd for in Colfax ON Tuesday,
AMI won by Mr., u, l. stuckey,
typo in the CHRONICLE office. 1t
brought ST 80, the money to be
used to lay the foundation for a
Catholic church. to be built in Col
ia, in which worthy object a num-
her of our lady friends are taking
an active interest.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-03-22
NOTICE.

In the matter of Vim. NJ. Watson
IusoIvent. whereas, w. 6. Wheeler
syndic of the Insolycnt w. NJ. Watson
has filed his supplemental account Of
his doings In said insolvency, notice Is
hereby given to all whom it may con-
ern to show cause II any they have,
why the same should not be homologat-
ed ~ the law direcfs.
Witness the Honorablos w. +.
Blackman and A. v. Coco Judges OF
said court, this February "a. 1880.
(seal.1 s. Is. SHACKLEFuRD,
Clerk Court,