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The state herald., 1890-11-14

The CANVASS II the vote in Afapahoe
county shows the election by the re.
rubllcans Of three out OF ten Of the
legislative candidates. This defea,
was brongot about entirely by the fac
tional fight. ms the rote Of the two fac
tons united would have elected the
struight republican ticket. The repub.
licans N the state should remember
that Afnpal,oe county deserves but
very little credit for returning a repnb.
lican majority In the legislature and
thereby insnring the return Of Teller
10 the Senate. Tie republicans OF the
other counties Of the state can zee the
folly OF taking part IN the factional
sqnabbles Of the Arapahoe factions.
The fractional papers of Denver did
everything IN their power to extend
their fight Into the other counties and,
Ind they succeeded In doing So. the re.
suit would have been, not only de-
feat In Aarahoe county, but the loss
Of the Legislative ticket In the state.
N the republicans Of that county care
mn.n FOX the success Of their fRctional
fights tl,an they do for the success Of
the party In the state. then the only
sHfe aud wise course for tho other
counties Is To pny no attention what.
The state herald., 1890-11-14

tfir-t publication October 10. 1901
Nniirs for Public alton.
Land once At sterling. co,nra,Ia,
urtoisr T. 1870,
NOTICE isherviy given that the follow ing.
~ named settler hn. nlrl notirr Of his iuirn.
lion Ia make nnsi communication pr,nf ~ supIport
Of his claim. and that .sit prof will liz ,naie
cforr the clerk Il the district court Of l'hilIin.
ronniy Colorndo. at liolyokr. Colorado, on No.
vemlrr n, iEp, viz:
JAY LAWRENCE.
y DE No 1850 for the -w,, acc ~ twp Moo n.
In u No "A ". ~
lie nance tho following witnesses 10 prove his
conttnu'us rr<idcncc ul,as,, and cultivation oS.
anif land. va: -
David Biystonr, Of Ilulyokr. t,o,orn,io
George U stfrm,
Phillip puyrAr,
Minor Mcloy.
u. v. TEnnoS. Register.
The state herald., 1890-11-14

First publication Oct. 81. Isoo.l No Is.
Nutiue for Publication,
Land Once at sterling, Coiorndo.l
October ~, is4o.i
NOTICE Ia hereby given that tho following
~ named settler has hled notlcr Of his In.
tcntion tOnakc fnal proof In support of
hts claim, and that said prof will he made
before the Judge of tho county court Of Phil
lips county, Colo, at Ii0lyokc. Colo. on
December 8. lNO, viz:
JOHN r. ANDERSON,
Hid y M. 6;sa. for tho y e or %cc % " \.
" or rtc 81. tp No 8n IN range No Is " Of 8
pm.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultiva.
ton Of, said land. viz:
Norris y. Moyt. Of iIclyokc. Colo.
Minor Meloy,
George Conkling.
H.E. TEDnos. Register.
The state herald., 1890-11-14
FIRST publication Oct. sal No II
Mites for Publication.

First publication Oct. ssl No II
NuticR for Public atiun,
Land once ut Sterling. Colorado.
Oct IL, 1870.
NoTICEi IL hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has filesl notice Of her in-
tentton To make ANAL proof IN support Of les
claim, and that said prOOf will be made he.
fore Judge Of cOunty court Of rhillipA
county Mt liOlyOke. Colorado. ON Nov. 29th,
lHO, vlxi
CLARA n. CRosIER. Formerly clara y.
Linchnm
lid No. lits, for the G :. sec n tip = in
range Is " Of Gpm.
She names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous r,sidrnce upon aud cultivn.
tion of. said land. VIZ:
Israel , Cra,er. O. iiolyokc. Colo
Harrison II Mason,
Freedom spraRuc.
HE. TEDMON, Register.
The state herald., 1890-11-14
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership between the undersigned,
under the firm name Of Conkling 4
Wclton, has been dissolved by the
purchase Of the entire business by Geo.
5. Conkling. All parties indebted To
the firm will settle with Geo. $. Conk.
ling.
Grn x. CaSEy.Sn
The state herald., 1890-11-14
publication OCT 81. isss.I No u
Notice Fur PUBLICATION.
Land once at Sterling x! Z; c ,.s

Notice ls hereby given that tho foll0wlng-
named settler has hied notice AZ his invention 10
make Anal proof IN support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made bcfors the Clerk Of
the County Court Of Phillips county, Colorado,
at HolyoAe, Colorado. on December is. 1870. viz:
GEORGE RIDDLE.
y. s. No. sssee. for tho north west quarter scc n
tp No8n. in range ~ W oi6pm
lie namcs the following Witnesses to provc his
continuous rvsidcncc upin. and cultivation Of.
sad lan'i. Wis:
Malcolm ZOll, f"
John X, Otlcs, "
William 8. lIibbs, "
II. +. TEDMON, Register
The state herald., 1890-11-14

Encouraged by It's temporary snccess
~ lis allies IN America. the London
Golden Club hns nominated Grover
cleveland to the Leadership ofthc dem.
Nrasic purity mud " Its candidacy for
HE presidency In 1902. This Ii Ms Il
should be. The colien Club selects
the London Times ns It's spokesman,
ANA providing the nlicn Importers ring
consent, which Is not doubtful, Mr..
Cleveland VIII ut once assume the du.
lies Of leadership.
ASA rnlc political mortgages nrc
forrclosed viii, some degree Of secrecy,
but nov We note m exception. The
The state herald., 1890-11-14

TO SUNNI TO rilS QUALIFIED ELECTORS on
rHE STATE ~ coLORADo AMENDMENTS To
ARTICLE SIX OF Tnr CONTRIBUTION or riIr
STATE OF COLORADO.
The state herald., 1890-11-14

Homestead v M i0isi for tho nwi, acc Z. twp
Soi y, In u No ", " Of y M.
~ hhnrs the following witbes. ~ prove lila
ro,n,,n,9hs trsirber Wvpn. AMI cultivation of
The state herald., 1890-11-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

II. +. TEDMoN. Register.
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Summer unless you are pooT.-Nasn-
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The peculiar characteristic OF classl-
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better than It sounds.-BiXNye.
Lives of lovers should remind you
You can skip and not be missed.
For the girl you leave behind you
By another can be kissed.
Photographer" Please look little
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it's only for a moment "-Pnnfh.
A small Boston girl of three, after
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fully: q wish we had a house out 0
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HENDERSON,, II. G.
THURSDAY, JULY II, 1880.

After all, what is life but a monot-
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" Still burdensome as it is we 90 not
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Why is it that we do so when we are
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Hope rarely ever dies. When it does
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-10
POINTS On PEOPLE
Movements of Citizens and tho Coming sn'
Going of Strangers,

Movements of CitiIsns and tho Coming and
Going of Strangers.
Prof. Oscar Schneidel, of Bethany Col
lege, was ia the city, Saturday.
Mr.. E. W. Stanton, prominent young
gentleman Of Charleston, is at the Nc
Lure.
Mr.. COPY, Of New York, is the guest of
SIR. J. Nelson Vance at bis home, On North
Main street.
Miss Ida V. Tracy, of Piedmont, is
visiting bar brother. Mr. O. r. Tracy, on
Twelfth street.
Mr.. T. Bremermsn, of ST. Louis. is the
latest glass and pottery buyer to arrive at
the Mcclure HoHse.
Hon. T. S Riley returned, yesterday,
from Charleston, highly pleased with the
outcome of the contest.
Mr.. Charles F. Plummer, Of New York,
author of lie vss From a Drummer's
Diary" is at the Mcclure.
W. S. Meek, late of the Neios-Letter, is
representing the John G. MeDgel & 90.
printing machinery and supply house, of
Baltimore.
Mr.. W. II. Frank, Hiss Bessie Beck
man and Miss Alice Shopper left yester-
day for New Orleans aud other Southern
points.
W.. F. Shaier, one of as clever and hand
some youcg men as you will meet any
where, is here in the interest Of the NAM
mo,h shoe house of the Varce Shoe Co, Of
Wheeling. Will, by his gentlemsnly ways,
has built up quite trade end made many
friends in cur city.-HuntingtOn Times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-10
INA sMALL WAY.
the News of the Day Polntedly Para.
ErAphed for Hssty Readers.

Inc News of the Dsy Polntedly Para.
Eraphed for Hssty Readers.
BEN HOG ANS evangelis.ic meetings will
be resumed tonight.
JOE SCHELL was pulled Saturday night,
by the police, for running chuck-luck
game
IT il understood that We have fair pros
poets Of having Booth and Mojeska at the
Oeera House this season.
THERE was a big laud slide on the line
Of the Ohio river road, Saturday, just
south Of Sstersyille, which delayed traffic
all day.
AIIrTLE son OF Joseph Green fell on
Market street, about five O'Clock last even
ing, and sustained painfnl injuries, his
head being badly cut
TIE Wheeling Natural Gas Company's
main took little burst in North Wheel
irg yesterday, but force of men was put
to work, and il vas soon in good shape
sgain.
THE river started to rise yesterday
sgaiu and last evening at 1870 o'clock the
marks indicated 10 feet and still rising.
Il will not 20 much higher, however, on
account Of the cold weather.
THERE were ten cases registered at
Police headquarters at ? O'clcck this morn
ing-five disorderlies, three DRINKS. one
for carryiug concealed weapons, and one
for running a gambling house.
The twenty. sixth anniversary OF the
fouuditR Of the Order Of Knights Of Py-
thiss occurs on the 19.h inst aud though
the Supreme Chancellor hes rot yet iSsued
his proclamation in regard to the proper
observance Of the day, it will no doubt be
widely celebrated all over the land.
CHIEF OF POLICE DEIBRUGGE received
a call, lest evening about $50 o'clock,
from the Cathedral, calliog for an officer
He went mp immediately snd found that
aman had been attempting to gain an en-
trance to the convent and had scared the
inmates badly. The fellow had made of,
however, and no trace of him could be
found.
Mr.. CHAs. LARKIN, who died Saturday
evening at his home on the South Side, was
a well known and popular young man and
his death was learned of with sorrow by
his many friends. he was graduate OF
No.re Dame, and was quite promising
sketch artist. He was genial and compsn-
ionable and his friends were numerous.
Consumption was the cauee of his death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
wild Oats.

0:car Sisson, the celebrated comedian
will commerce a three nights engagement
at the Grand on Thursday evening, Feb
ruaIy -, in his own musical comedy
entitled "wild Oats" The Richmond
Times speaks as follows of this comedy;
One of the most enjoyable performance
given here this season was seen at tn,
Academy of Music last evening. wild
Oats" is a play, rot the usual jumblt
called Musical Comedy" but a pure
comedy Ct unusual merit aud brillisbcy.
Toe musical selections were the newest
and most difficult, and rendered without
fault.
Mise Stella Belmont, soprano, has a rich
voice OF most wonderful range and com
pass, and Mr.. Dsnville Howe, rs coined
ian can make an audience laugh without
resorting to buffooDery. 1t will pay the
wild OATS company to play return
date Richmond Times, oct 13
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-10
To.Siaht,s Attraction.

The Fakir, very successful farce
comedy, written with sole interest to
smuse, will be seen a. the Opera House,
tonight, with a new company and several
more eirrs. The Minneapolis Tribune ssy
of it:
"Harry L Hamlin and Paul NJ. PotteI's
'Fakir' is farce comedy OF the most az
proved style, and such rapid aciien rs 10
demand the attention doe Il thres.ringed
circus. The play goes with prsiseworthy
snap. Tue music which is interpreted in
the three acts is bright and catchy, and the
specialties are coed in their way. The
second act tskts place in the green room OF
q theatre, and the climax Of this magni6ed
vaudeville show ia attained in that act.
There ia the funny scrobatic Irish police
man, dude sni German vender The
Irish Spree is successfully rendered By
the three 'chswmouths, ard burlefque
wrestling match also takes well. Flora
Moore, Edward Morris, Marie Cahill 4,
Charles V. Sesmon are among the best CT
the support"
Seats on sale at Houses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-10
DIR. G. f Dixon, the attending physi-
clan. wrote as follows, in reply to request
T. .ho f,cta frnn1 = scretarY Hamilton: -
A Haunted House.

This body OF ours has been iAened to tene-
ment. It ofen has haunted aPsriment-the
stomach. scared by the eldrieh sprite' dyspep
sis. digestion dies and refuses to return What
can break the spell. what can raise the ban laid
mon the unhappy organs We answer unhesi'
,atipsly. Hosteiters stomach Bitters' and we are
,rs,rsntet in the response by the recorded tes'i'
,,o,x OF rnyrisds, covering period OF over
,bj-5 of A century. A course OF the siiters. oe
49,, in any stage OF the All elton, and persist
ssntIv followed, win terminate IN cure pos i've
e.l !srtisl The Bitters restoges tone % the epi
~. nerve renews and purihes the juices ex-
s,s,ny from the cellulsy tissue that act upon the
eul s sa,ssstively. expelS bile nom the stomach
~ ne Mood. and promotes regular habit OF
Sosv. Malaria, kidney compliant Nervousness .ss
rSenust,sm and neuralgia give va! 70 'oD
medicine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-10
THE COMING TURN FIST.

Committees Appointed at the Meeting
Held Yesterday.
The members of the Turner'S organiza-
ton met yesterday to take the initistory
steps towards preparing for the coming an
nual meeting Of the Pittsburg district
Turn Fest. which will likely be held in
this city July 28:h to 3lst next, although
the date has not been definitely fixed.
Mayor O. W. Starlight was elected Pres
ident, O. Schsmbra, Vice President; John
Schenk, Secretary; F. Krogh, Correspond
ing Secretary; G go. Loos, Financial Secre
tsry, and II. Biebarsoo, Treasurer.
General Committse-A. A. Franzheim,
Geo. LoOs, Julius Lohse, F. Krogh and
Jacob Straub.
Music Committee-D. Roemer, A. Rey-
mann ard L Rester.
Press Committse-F Krogh, II. Bieber-
son, @. SchsmbEs, John Schenk and Geo.
Loos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-10

the season of 1890 by killing two snakes
one a black snake and the other cop.
perhsad.
Robert Cook, who has been ttschiop the
colored school il Logan county for several
sessions, hes married q white girl from
Ohio.
Green Thompson, enc Of the men who
escaped from the Logan county Jail, last
Monday night, has been recaptured.
A man named Wolf, living on Middle
Mountain, Hardy county, claims a record
of five wild turkeys at one shot.
K. II. Kuspp, of Edray, Pocahontss
county, is still missing. The general opip,
ion is that he was killed.
Ten wild turkeys were seen feeding on
the hillside, from the streets of Logan @.
H., one day lsst week.
The Manifold Oil Company, q Wetzel
county corporation, is about to commence
active operations.
Anderson Hatfield saw three deer on
Island creek, Logan county, last week.
A railroad machine chop is TO be located
at Weston.
Huntington has nineteen saloons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-10
A IittIe Divided,

The fact now crops out that there lie a
division in the ranks Of the Carpenters
Brotherhood in reference to the eight hour
movement. The trouble seems to be that
some Of the members are in favor Of de-
handing advanced wages ut the present
hours. The matter has come up several
times in the Brotherhood meetings and it
has created the hottest kind Of discussion.
It ia hard TO tell which side will win.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-10
For Sweet OharIIY.

OSing to the long programme 10 be
rendered on the occasion OF the f Ike bene-
fit at the Opsra House next Friday after
noon, it has been found necessary to open
the doors at 1880 p. IN, and commence
the performance at 1:l5 sharp. The
Wheeling performers will appear first
The sale of seats TO the gallery continued
Saturday and there was a good demand.
Those who have not secured seats already
should not fail to do 60 to-day while there
are still some choics seats. There is 10
sort of question that tbs audience at this
benefit matinee will only ne limited by
The size Of the house, aud it will always
be remembered az the banner house Of The
year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-10
A RoyAl Pasa.

This evening is set apart fer the appear
snce at the Grand, of the celebrated Cali
fornia actor, M. George O. Staley, in his
own drama, "a Royal Pass" This will
be the banner attraction at the Grand this
seasou, ard the company Is composed OF
eighteen first class artistic, uuder The mau-
sgemeDt of Harry Doel Parker. Oar Esst-
ern exchanges pronounce this one If The
create s. dramas of the age, and the Grand
will be packed to night Sests are on sale
at Weir's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-10
9sw 5dut.tissmfa,'.
THE
Atlantic Tea Co,

Recognizes the fact that low prices, stand
ard goods and fair dealing is what the peo-
pie want. We cannot afford nor have We
the desire to keep in line with cid fogy
methods Of doing business. The At
LANTIO TEA CO is bound to hold the
place they have attsised in mercantile CIR
cles as leaders, regardless of the opinions
of would-oe competitors. No other house
in the State possesses the facilities We 90
to cell goods. With all oar branch
stores and scores of agents every where,
the steady flow of trade goes on uninter-
rupted. No old. stale goods in our stores.
Ssnd in your orders ard get fresh stand
ard goods al fair prices.
All orders By mail amounting TO $40
we will pay the freight to any railway
station 100 miles from any Of our stores.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-10
A Great Trip

About three months since Mr. ]. A Ii
Parsons sent a photograph BY mail TO q
gentleman named Mann, whose address
was "sturt Mslange, Lake Alexander,
South Australia. The picture was cent
for a Mr.. Mann of Martins Ferry, and
the gentleman to whom it was addressed
is his brother. AbIut a week or 80 since
the photograph returned to Mr.. Parsons,
after having made a trip of %. 900 to
&c, 900 miles over land and sea, the one to
VINO it was sent not being found. The
picture, which was oae Of Mr.. Mann and
his family, was in as good condition as
when il started on its long and remarka-
BILE journey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-10
Wheeling Instalmtnt Go.

What We offer this week in Carpets Is,
grand collection Of the products Of ,h.
most reliable mills in the cid and rev
worlds. 1t is an assortment Of Came.
untqualed in tie city for beauty snd rich.
ness Of design as well as elegance Of work
mansbip. Beginning Tomorrow vevll
place on sale 10000 yards Of et.lnt
heavy ingram Carpets in beautiful at.oiisd
patterns at only 30c per yard. DIN e
this opportunity slip 1t means mos,y
in your pocket. - Buy rs You Will. ia
cash or credit, our price will be as quo'e3
soc per yard. We show en- tKiersvs
line 10 Brussels including Royal Wi.tc1s
Wilton Velvtts, Administers, Body Bf1.
sles, and Tapestry Bruseles ss low ss en-
per yard. IN Rag, Juie or Hemp Car.
pets weere sure 20 please you. II large
stock to select from at only ljc per yard