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High License.

One of the stock arguments of the high
license advocates, is that us drunkenness
principally fills jailg, poor houses and in
sane asylums, with victims, and causes
police courts with running material, the
saloons should be heavily taxed to help de-
fray these enormous expenses.
Police courts, overcrowded .iails, poor
houses and asyiumns, they cannot deny are
the fuit of the saloons, mainly. Then the
demand is made TO tax the saloon, to pay
for the burthens it imposes. This is the old,
old story of lhe doctor who threw the baby
into fits. There was death in the fits.
This practical (?) and sensible CD econ
omy, says feed the people on ,chjSky, then
tar the echiSkW to pay for all the damage.
This reminds one of the Dutchman who
whipped his son till the boy was raging
mad, then said to him, "Now l know you
thinks dam and ticks you some more for
dat!' So feed the people on whisky, till
they not only think but act "dam;" crowd
ing iails, police courts aud asyIums, and
the rest, then tx the whisky to pay the
bills. Oh, long suffering political economy,
of all the naltreatuent OF IL hundred years
this is the unkudest cuS of all !
Prohibitions simple reply is-cut off this
diseased. swollen, cdncerous limb from the
body polite, and instantly it will expeyi
ence relief greater than any to be gained
from license medicine high or low brand.
Here comes to mind that picture in "Pil-
grim's Progress" Of "A ire burning brightly,
and a man pouring water on all the time.
When Christian asked how it was he was
led around back Of the fire and there was a
man pouring on oil. Prohibition does NOT
Cry for more water, bu; goes behind the fire
and throttleS the man with the oil can
Peace, independence, truth, 90 forth
Earth compass rodnd
Aud your high priest hood shall make earth
All halowrd ground.
- Thomas Campbell
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Manufactured We'll
and Sold Direct to
You Who Wear.

There arc no leaks of extra profits poor sewing or
quality to run away with your money when you buy
WANAMAKER & Brown Clothing
Selling reliable goods and selling them for the least
price of anybody in the country has made the old corner
great with the people, and still keeps it busy.
We buy the honestest cloths made and buy big.
We put them into the hands of the choicest of clothing
Makers and get them we'll made through and through.
They have the it, they have the style OF clothes thai
good deal more money when made to your measure
Nobodys dollars can buy better quality or care.
Our $40 suits good all wool quaIy-cheap as they
OF course they are not the finest qualities Pay US
SIS, SIS $40 SIS if you want the finest We've got
them.
We give you the best clothing going for the price
whichever price you chooseand its right out of our own
workroomsthe biggest variety in all Philadelphia or out
of it.
Wanamaker & Brown,
Sixth and Market, Philadelphia
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The thermometrr NJ Mltchei's drug
store registered % in the shade on Thursday
afternoon. The same Thermometer regis
tered 81 on Friday.
The Times Eight O'Clock Club will
give an entertainment at their rooms in the
Gilpin building on next Thursday evening.
No admission fee charged.
Mr. Joseph Hinchitfe who has been in
ulnp)StI TOT 4 week IdSJ leaves lbhdS Nl'i
his wife for Atlantic City where they will
remain week or ten days.
On Monday last w. j. Price and l.
Stewart, of l. tpidum, caught in their gill
net sturgeon six feet long. 1t was with
difticultv thar if WAS landed in the boat.
NJ r.,..c pol, ,,rasi,,a,,t of Co,n.
wi,,,., Rri,I,,,. ,,,up,rv has removed with
his family to MY summer home, on the
Hudson river.
III, Hilton, R,oa Rail CIub 10 unoble In
MALI, ,rr,r,.,,,e,.+. for another game will,
the D,.Ia,v ,rs CnIIe,e Cfub The colIegiar :
are evidently afraid 10 face Realey our
crack pitcher.
One OF the advantages Of buying your
clothes 4 that old and established house OF
Wanamaker x Brown Is, that they manu-
facture the goods and sell direct to the
wearer. Read what they have to say about
it in their new card.
The new ordinances of the town will be
issued in few days. In one the commits
sioners forbid any parade, Grafton, discourse,
etc, on the streets without their permission.
Another is regarding new buildings, dan
gerous buildings, etc
The ladies of Crouch Chanel will hold
their annual straw berry and ice cream tes-
tiyal in the grove near the chapel on Wed
nes,I,v and Thursday evenings. June 1Ith
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auSion, the association adjourned to the
itrS' saturday IN september.
JAMES Thomas, JR.,
Secretary.
The above. report was received too
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TRAINS LEAVE ELKToN STATION
SUNDAY TRAINS:
PORT DEPOSIT BRANCH:

a. HENRY w. D. JOHNSON WHOSE PosToFF'os IS BAY VIEW
,solL COUNTY MARYLAND AUTHORIZED AGENT OF THs
..ra TO RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS AND BILLS
DUE
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When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Malthy House, where will be found first
lass accommodations and exceedingly low
rltaI. Nchl7tf
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Steady employment, on salary, is offered in
another column, by T.. G. Pcirson y Co, Water
loo, n. Y. Apr.l2-4t
The state herald., 1890-05-16

We see that the Hon. j. B. Weaver,
of Iowa, has all at once become very
much interested in the welfare Of the
Farmers Alliance and is billed to
speak for them at Ashland, Nebraska.
Mr.. Weaver is one of the most success
full politicians that Iowa has had of
late years. He was successful us u re-
publican, granger, greenbacker and
finally, when his political prospect
seemed the darkest and there WAS no
one party that he could rely upon for
his election to Office, by his genius as u
party leader, he united the remnant of
the grcenhack party and the union la
Dor party and marching into the coun-
Gil of tie democrats, virtually as-
sumed the leadership Of that party in
the State, and, by the aid of his united
followers, was once more returned to
Il seat in congress. Mr.. Weaver is an
able man but the members of the ALI
ance will do well to he very careful
how they follow the leadership Of such
smooth politicians for. If they do fol.
lowsncii leaders, there are nine chances
to ten that the Alliance will be deliv.
cred into the hands Of the very enc.
mics 1t was organized to fight.
The state herald., 1890-05-16

Occasionally poorly posted demo-
cratic editor makes the charge that the
present administration is doing moth
ing for the farmers and the old soldier.
We are certainly at complete loss to
know what c0mmendable deed the
democrats are doing now, or ever nave
done for these classes. They fight ev-
cry pension measure that is introduced
and every tariff revision which has for
its object the bettering Of the farmers
condition. Such editors are evidently
not feeling easy. Their victuals don't
agree with them, their clothes don't fit
and they feel SO very uncomfortable
that they must kick something or some-
body. They have a desire to kick
something respectable so they are
found kicking against the powers that
be-
The state herald., 1890-05-16
HARVEST NOME 1xovss,oxs.


OMAHA, NxB., MARCH 18th. 1890.
stats HERALD:
Dear Slr:-Your attention is called
to the fact, that Series Of Home
Seekers Excursions has been arranged
to run from the east to all points on
the Lines Of "rhe Burlington" west
Of Missouri River. Tickets will be
sold April 22d., May GOTH, September
9th, and October 14th., at Chicago,
Peoria and st. Louis (and all points
west thereof to the Missouri River,
ut half rate, that Is: ONE FARE for
the round trip. Stop-overs will be
allowed at points west Of the Missouri
River ut any time within the final
limit Of the ticket, which will be
thirty days. 1t is expected that ar
rangements will be made with the
lines east Of Chicago, so that tickets
can be purchased at all points as far
east as Buffalo and Pittsburg, at the
same rate.
The attention Of the people In your
vicinity is called to the special impor-
tance Of taking proper steps to thor
Oughly advertise the advantages Of
your particular section, In order to
induce settlers from the east to avail
themselves OF the low rate offered,
and locate In Colorado.
Yours Truly,
j. FRANCIS.
Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agent.
The state herald., 1890-05-16

In assuming the duties of editor of
the STATE llERALE, We do so with n
sufficient acquaintance with the vexa-
tions and often entirely unlocked for
circumstances that are always more or
less attendant upon such n position. to
warn us against mapping ont II lengthy
program OF rash promises for the fu.
ture course Of the paper. We state
frankly few general principles which
In conducting the paper shall be strict
ly adhered to. In politics, the paper
shall he straight republican, and our
aim shall lie TO 80 conduct Il Ms, under
amy and all circumstances, shall best
s,ibserye the'general good and success
OF the party. We shall not hesitate to
dcnonnce political corruption wherever
found. whether within or without the
party. II shall be the nim Of this pa.
per to aid ms far Ms possible In better.
Ing the material interests Of tho town
and the entire county. We shall al
ways Willingly listen to the advice md
counsel of our patrons and friends, and
shall give their advice It's due consider.
alton, but, while our name appears ut
The head OF the paper, we shall insist
upon being the editor. The benefit
that any newspaper may be to town
or community depends very largely up
on It's patrons. AS matter ofinterest
to you as well AS favor to M, we ask
your help In making the STATE Her.
AID n successful means Of advancing
the best interests Of our town and
county.
The state herald., 1890-05-16
sMssssI,s ss.e.
st:ss 4. :,,.sc 4. colorado. e.e..s. T..

- etste of Colorado, L..
fhlliips C0unty.
by virtue Of writ Of execution 70 mo
directed. by tho district court of Phillips
county. In favor Of \. Caiiigan, against Lix-
xie Gordon and the Lincoln Land company,
whereby ain commanded to make tho sum
OF nifty dollars damages and the further sum
Of one hundred and eighty eight dollars
and ninety fve cents with intorcst and NC.
crucing coats. have levied upon aud taxi
en- in execution ali tho hight. little and Inter.
est Of tho said Lixxie Gordon and the Lin.
coin Land Company in md to the following
described real estate, situate. lying and being
in the county of Philips, and state Of Colora.
do, to'wit: Lots one ~ two ~ and three ~
in block fonr teen tll) in tho town Of Hol.
yoke, Phillips county, Colorado; which
shall offer for sale at public vendue. on tho
18th day of May. A u 1870, at tho door Of the
county court house In tic town Of Holyokc,
to the Highest and best lhdder for ready
money. Sale to beat ro'clock, N. T Of sud
day.
L.C, wITHERBEE
Sheriff S6s
The state herald., 1890-05-16

General John c. Fremont, the first
republican candidate for President has
recently been placed Oh the retired list
with the pay Of Major General. The
General is now about II years Of age
and for several years has been IN rath-
er Strengthened financial circumstan-
ces. This action will certainly bc
highly appreciated by him, and 1t is
one of those kindly moves, on the part
of our representatives, which show con-
clusively that republics are not always
ungrateful.
The state herald., 1890-05-16
IIuataa'a aAla.

A/lfEREAS John A. J. iluck. Of tho county
w of Weld nnd State Of Colorado, on the
:ist day Of February, A. ID. 1851, by his GER
tain deed OF trust, Of that date, which Is rc
corded In the office Of the County Clerk and
Recorder Of Weld county Colorado, In
hook q. at page lti, Of the nc.
cords OF said Weld county. conveyed
to Job \. Cooper Ms trustee, or In cnse Of the
death. resign alton, removal from the city Of
Denver, OF failure to net or other inability Of
said Cooper. then to the then acting sheriff
Of ArnpahOe county rs successor In trust, the
following described properly, situate In the
county Of Weld, now In the county Of Phil
lips. state Of Colorado. tOwit: The south
west quarter[swi.l Of section thirty IDl
township seven north, In range forty two
| t2l west, together with all water rights per.
tanning thereto, In trust to secure the pay
ncnt Of n certain promissory note of even
date with snid deed Of trust, signed by said
John A.. J. Buck. payable to the order of
Hayden Dickinson, three years after the
date thereof, for the principal sum Of i've
hundred dollars leaol with interest scini-
annually At = Per cent PER nnnum.
And whereas, tits provided In said deed of
trust that In case II default In payment Of
said note. or any part therrof, or interest
thereon. that said trustee should procccd
to seli and disposs II said premises In tho
manner and for the uses aud purposes pro
vided In said deed o( trust,
And. whereas. default has becn ansde In
the payment u the principal II said note.
no part Thereof having bncn pAid. and also
of the interest.
Now. therefore. !. Job A. Cooper. trustee
or In case of death, resignation. removal
from the city of beaver. Or failure 10 act, or
other inability Of said Cooper. then !. Elias
u. Barton, sheriff of ArapahOc county, ns
sforcsaid. will on the nth day ot April. A
ID. ixo. at the rrcmont street door OF the
court hou-e In Denver. In the county of,
ArAIsshoc. and state 0f Colorado, ut. tho
hour of 10 o'clock. noon. sell tho above de-
scriis.si property for tho highest and hest
pricc the same viii bring In cash ut public
auction. 10 pay the said notc. with all ints &.
est, charges. rs well ns the costs and cxp~ns.
cr u this trust.
JOB COOPER. trustee.
ELIAS u. BARrON, SUCCESSOR In trust,
lfirst insertion March asth i1o.
The state herald., 1890-05-16
E,aHTEsNTH yEAn.
NEBRASKA STATE JOURNAL
Pronounced by all
Nsst.ska's leading Republican Nsvspspss
runIIsupn An TILE CAPITAL
EIGHTEENTH vEA,,.
PUBLISHED AT THE CAPITAL
THE DAILY IovRNAl.
eight Large Pages. with Sunday supple
msnt

eight Large Pages. with Sunday ssppise
msnt.
q The year i1ss wfll b ons Of almost u1psecsdaee1
importance ~ the American people, ln thAe y win
Wiiuess uns Of TIE most Interesting end sxcetag -
tonai eempsiyns n the history o. tl,s coansrI. y
NebrAska o. several cnyro.slng ilauee e ~ 800
viii dsmknd thsif attention for lntelleens 4ceaus
The subnisalon question and the selection a. u1o4
Btntes senator are quosions that every lufeulD4A9
voter should mses squerely and decide ~ Ai10e1s
isct Wissiy SM sourcss Of informstcn IL u m
,rar. for the year lvss TnH stare JovnMAl VII -
such an spltons q cgIrcnt evsnte tAas - l1ee11f
gent citissn AFFORD 70 b Without IT, % attR q
what shAdS Of poltleal bel!sf 9elnoe oer laSs -
nounceMent e1tenAlve arrangements have beea pef.
tbs new; Of the day and tSs pu6ilshssp ars Dlssss
20 announce that for ths yeef les TEE IoynsAi Wta
general rcwspspsr. With - rspora q d xsse.
eiaisi press and ne uniiS1 Pres alsoeatio9e ~
with the telegraph wirss Isad!Ag direct q ~ If
eoIrs % e s .sss
ssi intsiiissncs Ia sddtioa % tSsss 1aeitiss N
JOURNAL mailtAins ~ ehse corps o. spsetal cqere
ppondenA Abtlbuted All tks state hs1des t80So
lncatad at WashinGton. D. q. ChieAgo ead otAR q
the principal Rvs cs.tsrs q ~ eoystsy...
Msnts and psoseedine o. H. supesas esqFe W.
are q especial heRFSlt q Ns6e4aka rsaAefA n
news q 0s Day WIN b dlseu1ssd - eon9en014
sPscsal srticiss wt4 apgss: hon u.s . IT, tSl3
WI . eompaste I'D scGs!!aS4 en1 q nfax g.
ssspeots Tnk JOURNAL VIII . feHnd y - - 49,
1oWDpApoe of tn Weol
The state herald., 1890-05-16

A short time ago corn was selling very
cheap all over the west and every free
trade democratic sheet was shouting,
1.-THE robber tariff" Now that the
price Of corn has made a large advance,
these same would be- reformers have
changed their tune and are saying,
Protection has nothing to do with
prices, it is the demand aud supply
that regulates that Yes, "consisten-
cy thou art jewel" but jewel that
our free trade democrats do not
possess.
The state herald., 1890-05-16
IL CoNsuMrrIoN iNcunAnLE? I?

"l'cad the following /: Mr.. q. II. Norris,
Newark, Ark, says "was down with Ab-
cess of lungs. and friends and ply sicians
pronounced me M lncurablc consumptivc
Gcgan taking 0r. Kings New Discovery
Tor consumption, am now ON my third bot
tie, and able To oversee the work on my
farm. II Is tile finest medicine ever made. A"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says
"llad II not been for DR.. Kings New lis.
co,cry for Consumption | would have died
Of lung ironhlcs. Was given mp by doctors.
An' now IN beat of health" Try II. Sam.
PIE bottles free nj City Drug storc.
The state herald., 1890-05-16
I,LscrnIG llrrrrns.

This remedy Ia becoming ~ well known
ahd m popular ns 10 need M special mon.
ten. Al who have p,cd Electric BIttcis
tlnE the un'nc song " praIsc.--A pnns med.
lc'nc docs not esl.i and II h guaranteed 10
lo ail that Is claimed. Electric Diiters will
cure ~ diseases VI the lHtr and kidneys,
VIII iemovc ,implcs, bolls, salt rhcnn, and
other affections caused by impure blood
VIII dive malarlal from the system aud
prevent ns well rs nure Nil material fcvcrs
--For cure OF hcadnciic, constipation mud In
digestion iry Electric lIIttcr---E Entire saiis
farti"ii guaranteed, or money rriund,s'.---
Pr'"rN cts. ntA a. o, pr hottie At cry
pf,R store.
The state herald., 1890-05-16
TruatOO'o Sale.

AIUEREAs John J. Topping, Of the eouu
w ~ of logan and sis1" ~ colorado, on
thr 9TH day of August. A u. Iss7. by his Ger
tain d@d " trust Of that date. which II re-
corded In the ofi,cc NJ the County Clerk and
Recorder of Logan county. Colorado, In hook
u, At page 70. of tho records Of
said Logan Couty
conveyed 10 Job 4. Cooper ~ trustee. or
In cas~ n tho death. resignation. rvmoysi
trOn, thr city II Denver. or failure "a act, or
other inability IL said Cooper. then 70 the
then acting sheriff NJ Arnpahoc county ~
successor In trust. the following dcscr,brd
property, situate In the county of Logan
nov In the county Of iiip~-state of Col
orndo. to'wit; The northeast quarter
tue 's) Of section twelve (is) township eight
~ north, of range forty three Na) wcst;
toHrthrr with all water rights pertaining
thrr~to, In trust.to secure tic payment H .
certain irOniius0ry note n even date with
said drtsi II trust. siEnrd by said John J,
TopiAnG. payable 10 the order u Hayden 4
Dsrkinsou thrrr y~ars sitter tho date thereof,
for TIM principal sum Os AVE- hundred and
nfty hoilars tasS). with interest semi annual.
" NJ = prr cent lcr nnhun.
Ana whereas, II wns provided In said ds~,,
II trust that In ems. " default IN payment of
said note. or amy part thereof or int,rcrt
thereon. Tint said trustee should procccr,i
TO sill and dispose ~ snid premises In tho
manner AMI for the uses nnd purpose, pro-
e'drd In said deed of trust.
And whereas, dsnuit hns been mndr In
the payment of the interest on said note, by
reason of which the legal holders ~ said
notes under thc provisions Ut tho said trua,
deed have ",cct~i 10 declare and have dc.lnt.
ri io'h principal mud intcrrs, 10 bc due
and payable.
Now, ther's"rr. !. Job 4. Cooper. trustee. or
IN Gus" ~ death, resignation. removal from
thr city " Denver, or failure to ret, or other
innb'fity of -nid cooper. then I Elias u. liar.
ton, siicf,f " AfnpahOc county. M aforesaid
viii, IN the noth day VI April. A. u. isa, NJ
the fremont street door of thc court hou.,
In Denver, In the county of Arnpnho- and
thc stats ~ Colorado, NJ thc hour of n
O'Clock. neon, sell the nbovc dr-criini rrv.
rr,y for thu highest nnd hest price thc .a,ur
VIII bring IN rnsh NJ pubits auction, 10 nav
thr said note. with MI Interest charges n-
we'll ~ tho costs nh,i eAp.nseu OF this trust.
Jon A. COOpkk, Trustee.
LLiAs n NATION. Successor In rrutt
ti~t Insertion March n, tsro,
The state herald., 1890-05-16

Several patriotic democratic states
men In Samuel ]. Randalls old dis
trict were perfectly willing to be sacri-
feed for their country, but Hon.
Richard Faux has been chosen as the
victim by his democratic brethren.
Randall, although a democrat, was
kept in congress for years by republi-
can votes and largely on account Of his
views on the tariff question and, MS the
district is republican, it Is not very
likely that Mr.. Yaux will be Rundall's
successor.
The state herald., 1890-05-16
lharlTa aala.

xotlce Is hereby given that by virtue Of an
execution directed TO me out Of the oiice Of
the Clerk Of the District Court. Of the state
Of Colorado In and for Phillips county upon
u certain Judgement theroin In favor e(
Mary e. Ladd assint A. A. Temple and J. ..
Gordon for tho sum Of three hundred doilars
and costs. and accrueing costs. have this
day levied upon the following property to-
git:
Z One dun stud colt. three years old, and mo-
ice ishcreby given that will sell the same
for cash 70 tho highest and best bidder sab.
ject 70 all prior liens and incumhraaces to
sstasfy said Judgement and costs and accrue.
Ing costs on the sist day Of Nay. 1884, ut Os.
born's Livery Barn between the hours Of Q
o'clock u. m. and so'clock pm
l.. Z. wirHERBEE,
Sheriff.
The state herald., 1890-05-16
.l,n.. rahllea!lol .nrIl M, lso !

iaih. is1n ''''''
complaint having been .;ti-rrd nt ,m.
clair for fniiur. tb comply with Ian. "a 4,
Iinibfr tulp'f rttry Ne. iNii dated Nnrrn a
l..4, ni,on ilr -" section .. rnNuHiiip 4 IA
Hrnfr y w., 81 ni' NJ. Ia ilhllin. tuiiniy,
cpntr.tFni nil.glng ti1i tie sai,l samuel
r'ln,r hnr frlied 10 euliiNatr amy uf snid
tthfi ~ - pant iir Aninr Ia ifrrr tfrn srrd.
ihHt ilr-c tniltr.s stu rsiHt, the said nnriifs
ptr hrTgiiy .tipirnnti ,pnpitrar ~ tho ofii
M W. y, Mnrr Notary Public NJ Holyoir
O'Clock, \. Ne io respond nni furnish u.sti.
monS concerning -lll niiirasi f.,iinr,'. Tr.tl.
mnhy - h' r.uTnril 30 tlii- once liy junr
rpnsilrisd.
"a. NanriI. Rcgls,cr.
The state herald., 1890-05-16
PASTURE NOTICE.

Am now prepared to receive horses
for pasture ut Soc per month, and cat
tic ut 2Oc. have five Thousand acres
OF fine pasture land incl0sed with liv.
Ing water on same, for the exclusive
use Of horses and an unlimited range
for cattle. Inquire at
WITHERBEE MEAT MARKET.
The state herald., 1890-05-16
,First publication April a.
4,ut;CH iur FuuEcRii OIL
Land Office at Denver Colo.
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Land Office Ut Denver Colo
ApIil LIST, iGo.
nj Office l. hereby rivrn that tie follow In |.
~ na:ucd SETTLER has iiif,l no,ic,' of his IN
trutioI 10 cpiii;natf aah Ii.i!sr ilnal proof Ia
support Of his c'iHm, and tliut Haid proof
VII! bc 'unl, hFit "a The clerk q. ilia cduaty
court 1t Phillips nunniy Colorado, ut iiul
yoke, Colorado, M May liili lsO. viz:
ISAAC y. LOiII.
II ]; No. 1905. Tor The NV ur sec 30 twnru
In range 20 W OF u m.
ale names thc following witucssi-. 10 prove
W. continnunh ftssll lrn'-' upon, and uaitiNn-
tlnh OF. said ,ard, Nis:
hy.rcit l. Aiahler, Of iIolyosc. Colorado.
john Y. Wolfe, ="
sherman Peterson.
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}. =. neiiErii, Register.