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The state herald., 1890-04-25

Republican postmasters in the south
continue to be targets for the bourbons
TO shoot at. The postmaster at Elm
wood, Tennessee, whom they continue
to speak Of rs tex federal SOLDIER has
been having good deal Of experience
MS target. One night mob Of John
mes fired volley into his house. An
other time he and his son were shot at
and the son was wounded in the arm.
Several times the flag over the postoffice
has been torn down. The postoffice has
been fired into. There have been u few
arrests but no convictions. These facts
we CLEAN from all article in the Nash-
vile American written by ''citizen"
who attempts to explain and justify
the dastardly crimes. The postmaster
says lie has been ordered to leave OH
penalty of death. This is nineteenth
century progress in the "New South"
which is governed politically by cow
ards and cut-throats.
The state herald., 1890-04-25

1t is sufficient answer to the demo-
crctic "kick" against the admission of
Idaho to remind them that they kicked
against. the admission of the two Da-
kotas for several years. And now what
is the matter with Idaho? 1t has an
area Of 5000 square miles; ascertained
population, III, ,225;43i school houses,
costing s34l 500, with 2i,07l children
Of school age; l09 church edilices;
assessed valuation of taxable property,
S24, ,000, 600; nearly 1000 miles of rail
road: 100000 acres OF agricultural
lands; 20,0C0.ooo acres of grazing and
mineral lands; lO,0Oo, 900 acres of forest;
,22s ,l60 acres Of lakes and rivers, and
vast mineral resources. 1t has great
er population than several of the old
states had when admitted into the
union, and II has far greater resources.
The only serious drawback TO Idaho in
the democratic thought is that the
majority of the people nrc republicans
the same AS In the Dakotas.
The state herald., 1890-04-25
Trustcp'0 Gallo.

WHEREAs John j. Topping. of the coun.
w ~ Of Lognn and STATE OF Colorado, on
the 9th day OF August, 4 ID. iss7. by his Ger
tain decd Of trust of that date. which IL re-
corded In the Office Of the County Clerk md
Recorder Of Lognn county. Colorado, In book
u. nj pagn ~. OF the records OF
said Logan Couty
conveyed TO job A. Cooper as trustee. or
In case OF the death, resignation, removal
from the city Of Denver. or failure 10 nut, or
other inability Of said Cooper. then TO the
then acting sheriff Of Arnpahoc county ~
successor In trust. the following described
property. situate In the county OF Logan
now In the county OF rhillips-staic OF Col
orndo. towit; The northeast quarter
tnc q OF section twelve (i2) township right
~ north, OF range forty.thrce ttsl west;
together with all water rights pertaining
thereto. In trustito secure tho payment Of n
certain promis-ory note Of even date with
said deed OF trust. signed by said John J.
Topping, payable 10 the order OF Hayden 4
Dickinson three years after the dat. thereof,
for the principal sum II hyc hundred and
Gfty noiinrs thiol. wlthintcrcst semi annual.
~ Mt 4 per cent per nnnum.
And whereas. II was provided IN said deed
Of trust that In ease of default IN payment of
snid note. or any part thereof or Interest
thereon. that anid trustee should procccci
TO sell and dispose Of said premises IN thr
manner AMI for the usca and purposes pro.
vidcd In said deed OF trust.
And whereas, default hn- been made In
the payment Of the interest oil said note, by
reason Of which the lcgal holders Of said
notes undur the provisions or the rnid trust
decd have elected IN doclnr. md have dccinr.
od both principal nnd interest to bc due
and payable.
Sow. therefore. .JoO 4, Cooper. trustee, or
IN cnsc Of death, resignation, removal from
th-ciiy Of Denver. or failure To net, or other
Inability OF Hn,d Cooper, then | ilins II. liar.
ton, sheriff Of Arnrnhoc corniy, ns aforesaid
VIII, on N" aoth day OF April. A. u. tsno. at
the fremont street door uf the court hou-,
In ponycr. In the county Ut Arnpnhoc nnd
the state Of Colorado. NJ the hour Of u
O'clock, noon. sell the above described pro.
pcr,y for the highest and best price the same
wili bring In cash NJ publ'c suction. 10 my
the snil note. with nli interest charges NJ
well ~ the costs nnd expenses of this trust.
Jon A. CoorEit. Trustee.
EiiAs II. BARTON. succe.-or In Trust
itPst Insertion Mntci, ". Isia.i
The state herald., 1890-04-25
Errgi'sy.

This is what you ought 10 have, In fact.
you must have u, 10 fully enjoy life. Thou.
ssids are aearehi~s for !, daily. and mourn.
Ing because The, Ind Il nos Thousands
upon thousands " dollars are spent nnnn.
ally BY our people IN the hops that they may
a,iain this boon. And yet Il may bc Ind By
oil. We guarantee that Electric Bit,~rs, II
isssi according 10 directions and the usc
persisted In. Will bring you Goosi Digestion
and onss tho demon bwtcpslA and install
instead EuIrpsy. We RECOMMEND Electric
Dlttcrs for Dyspepsia ahd all diseases Of
Liver. Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at to-.
and si.oo psr bottle BY CITY Drggist.
The state herald., 1890-04-25
Iruetoe's snle.

MyIEREAs John \. j. Bucs, OF the county
w of Weld and state OF Colorado, on the
2ist day OF February, 4. d. 1871, by his GER
tain deed OF trust, OF that date, which IL re
corded In the oilco OF the County Clerk and
Recorder OF Weld county Colorado, in
book "a, mt page lii, OF the re-
cords OF said Weld county, conveyed
TO Job A. Cooper rs trustee, or In case Of the
death, resignation, removal from the city Of
Dunvcr, or failure TO act or other inability of
said Cooper, then 10 the then acting sheriff
of Arnpahoc county as successor In trust, the
following described properly, situate In the
county OF Weld. now In the county OF Phil
lips. State Of Colorado, to.wit: The south
west qunrtcrlswiil Of section thirty 1901
township seven IL north, In range forty. two
li2l west. together with nll water rights per-
taining thereto, In trust to secure the pay
mcnt Of accrtain rroiuissory note of even
date with said deed OF trust, signed by said
John \. j. Buck, payable To the order Of
Hayden Dickinson, three years after the
date thereof, for the prlncipal sum Of five
hundred dollars lsso0l with interest semi
annually at per cent per annum.
And whereas, tits provided in said deed Of
trust that In case OF default In payment Of
said note. or any part thereof. or Interest
thereon. that said trustee should proceed
to sell and dispose OF said premises In the
manner md for the uses and purposes pro
vided In said deed Of trust.
And, whereas. default has been .nadc In
the payment OF the principal OF said note.
no part thereof having been paid. and also
of the interest.
Now. therefore, !. Job A. Cooper. trustee
or In case Of death. resignation. removal
from the city of Denver, or failure to act, or
other Inability Of said Cooper, then ], Elias
II. barton. sheriff Of Arapahoc county, As
aforesaid. will ON the soth day OF April, A
d. isao. nj the fremont street door Of tho
court house In Denver. In tho county OF,
Arapahoc. and State Of Colorado, ut the
hour OF IL O'Clock. noon. soil the above dc
scribed property FOR the highest and best
price the same will bring In cash ut public
auction, to pay the said note. with nil into =.
est. charges, as well rs the costs and cxpcns
es VI this trust.
Jon 4, COOPER, trustee.
ELIAS II. BARTON. successor In trust,
FIRST insertion March sSth isio.
The state herald., 1890-04-25

"WE don't want pity nor help-oniy
to be believed in" was the cheerful
assertion Of a working girl at the New
York convention. That is courageous
stand to take, and If every man and
woman would simply ask that and re-
ceive 1t the world would be happier
and more prosperous. Charity is the
greatest of the Christian graces, but It
is often nisused and made offensive to
honest people, who ask only for the
confidence that will enable them to
earn un honest living.
The state herald., 1890-04-25
Dining Cars
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HARvGsr HOME EXCURSIONS.

OMAHA, NEE, MARCH 18th. 1890.
STATE HERALD:
Dear Sir:-Your attention is called
to the fact, that a Series of Home
Seekers Excursions has been arranged
to run from the east to all points on
the Lines of "The Burlington" west
of Missouri River. Tickets will be
sold April 22d., May GOTH, September
9TH, and October l4th., at Chicago,
Peoria and st. Louis (and all points
west thereof to the Missouri Rivcr),
at half rate, that is: ONE FARE for
the round trip. Stop-ovcrs will be
allowed at points west of the Missouri
River at any time within the final
limit Of the ticket, which will be
thirty days. 1t is expected that ar
rangemcnts will be made with the
lines east of Chicago, so that tickets
can be purchased at all points as far
cast 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,
]. FRANCIS.
Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agent.
The state herald., 1890-04-25
Editorial.
"A FLoATER FOUND. .

Tho lights on the grim old river, the yellow,
and grcon, and rod,
They twinklcd, aud twinkic,l. md twinl,ictl
like tho souls Of our glorious dead;
And the Etars shone down OH the waters dark,
and lay reflected there.
As the deeds OF mnn FOR good or bad nrc mir.
ror.I everywhere.
And upon Its sluggish surface ticrc floatctl ut
midnisht's hour
4 cold. still facc that seemed TO look straight
up to the ono great Power.
And to nsk IL her nu'nc had been written ON
the angels fiultlcss book
As ono who had wantonly sinned and then
the shnne Of her sins forsook.
It seemed to ask II for her there could II hope
of forgiveness be,
Or II this gates were forever closed to crca.
lures such MS she.
The dead, white face looked sadly up to the
silent, hcartlcss town
Where dwrlt, and dreamed. and smiled I'm
sleep those who had dragged her down ;
And 1t said MS plainly MS words could say (:
"oh, turn from the tcmptcr's plea
And close your cars, my sisters. and cherish
chastity.
for its oniy u step from iho prOudcst place
that woman cnn hope To own
To tho lowest and most degraded where she
stands bcrcft, alone.
Hold not your honor loosely, for as surely
as God IL inst
YUu only embrace the monster Despair when
you welcome the demon Lust.
There are many to tempt In Pleasures halls
but few, uiusi to save,
And when Virtue, cnticed by flnttery, falls,
the ond Is II sinful grave;
Look down on me. my sisters, and look up
10 God Sa high.
And pray that yuu may in virtue live md In
peace and honor die.
And tile stars In heaven Gods vigil famps
nsthcy.lightcd the path she had known.
Seemed tosay in their fiful glimmcr she had
rcaped what she hnd sewn.
hut ,hiak there mnit he n reckoning, dcs.
pltc the worldly view,
That cvcns affairs nnG credits men with the
evil deeds they do,
And that Mt last, when We nil shall stand
before the Judgment throne,
II will bc found that there nrc others who
will reap us they have sown. M. Il. L..
The state herald., 1890-04-25
CAPTAIN GAM RANDALL. ooua ra

Kansas City Times: Apopos to the
death Of Congressman Samuel. Ran
dali, the writer recalls story told re-
Gently by II prominent Pennsylvania
politician ut was during the darkest
hours Of the great civil war;" said he,
"that Captain Sam Randall arrived ut
Harrisburg. All through the long
bright June days Lee had been advanc.
Ing northward through the fertile fields
Of Virginia and Maryland. To the
east Washington, 10 the north Phila.
delphia, 10 the west Cincinnati. The
leader II the Southern Copfederaay 80.
lected the boldest. the most promising,
and the most dangerous course and
urged his eager troops forward into
Pennsylvania.
"1'he whole world knows the result
Gettysburg was fought and the defeat.
ed armies VI the South were driven
back into old Virginia strongholds Ms
thc troops OF Hannibal were driven
back from the gates Of Rome. III TIL,
important contest then unknown cnp.
tnln played u pnrt that should not bc
forgotten.
"0n the banks Of the susquchanna
Captain Sum Randall was watching
closely the movements Of the scouting
parties sent out by General Lee. I'm,
portnnt documents outlining the north.
ward movements Of Leo fell into the
hands Of the young captain. lie re-.
cogni,ed their value, but at this critical
moment chnnge In the movements
Of his regiment, the First Troop Of
Philadelphia, required hio presence nj
Harrisburg. Night and dry he urged
his horse forward toward tile capital Of
Pennsylvania, scarcely stopping 10 cut
The state herald., 1890-04-25

Why is 1t tlut this "tarifi-riddcn
land" continues to receive the millions
in increasing numbers from Europe?
The emigration statistics for the past
three months show the largest arrivals
ever recorded. One herring the Demo-
cratic groanings over 'the robber tar
ill.," "the overtaxed" and "mortgaged
farmers" would naturally expect to see
outgoing ships loaded with downtrod-
den working men seeking free trade
lands to grow up with the country.
The working man comes in the steer
age, and goes back only on n visit, and
then In q state-room.
The state herald., 1890-04-25
Arc You Going East?

If 81 the handsome new vestIbule
train now running solid from Denver
to Chicago over the Union Pacific and
Chicago and Alton Railways, daily,
has all the modern improvements to
make the trip enjoyable. Comfortable
recllnlng-chalr cars, latest pattern;
Pullman's elegant diners and sleepers;
fast time and sure connections.
Don't Forget
That II you are going to St. Louis
or any point beyond, that the Union
Pacific is the short line In connection
with the Wabash Railway. Through
slccpers and all meals served in dining
cars. Free reclining chair cars and
elegant day coaches.
Dining Cars
Are now one of the important fca-
turcs of the Union Pacific system.
All meals are served in them between
Denver and Kansas City, Denver and
Omaha, and Denver and Portland.
Persons going East or West cannot
select a more comfortable route to
travel on than the popular Union
Pacific.
The state herald., 1890-04-25

SENATOR CocKnELL Is like tho TEN.
pcrancc lecturer who was unfortunate
enough to let bottle Of whisky drop
frum his pocket while uiging others to
sign the pledge. The Missouri Senator
Is anxious 10 awaken the Republican
conscience 10 tho need Of civil.scrvicc
reform, bnt declines 10 discuss his own
or his party's record on that important
question. The Senator should Sign the
pledge himself II he whistles 70 induce
others 10 sisn.
The state herald., 1890-04-25
A Sonar ov rArrn SAVE. ,lxn L,rr.

u wn- Just mn ordinary scrap Of wrapping
pArrr. but u savcd her ilfr. She was N The
'ast stages of consumption, told by p,ysi.
sssns that she was Incurnbic and could live
only short ',mc. shc wrisissi icsp than
seveWty pounds. TN = piece Of wrapping
ysprs ri'c rcad % Ur. Kings New Discovery.
ana evt y sample bottle: II brlpc,i her. nlic
bought a larger bottle. u ktiiTd her m,fc,
ssusii ano,hcr and grew trticr fast. con.
nmuri In uss sad Is new strong. healthy.
seey. plump weighing ~ iWunds Fur
;oQisf isfticuIafs scud siAwp low. n. caic
1suxxist, fert smlili. Trial Hotties VI ,ilu
esrAeff"' i'1'ssws r's' ~ cry pr"p
The state herald., 1890-04-25
First Publication April ~
N ottcs for Puhlicati OH

Land Once nt Denver Colo.
April lst. iS0.
kloticc 10 hereby given that the follow ing
~ named settler has filed notice OF his In
trntion TO cOnmnt. aud make Iiial proof IL,
support Of his clai,n, aud that said pronf
will br made before the clerk Of the county
court of Phillips county: Colorado, ut Hol-
yoke, Colorado, on May ltth isO, VIZ:
ISAAC y. RORY,
u u No. ltaoI. for the NV ar SIC 20 twpen
In range II " Of O y m.
ale names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, md cultiya.
tiun Of. said land, viz:
John y. Wolfe, =.
sherman Peterson,
George W. Huffman, =.
J. a. McDETIi, Register.
The state herald., 1890-04-25

TIE Union League Club Of New York
is afraid TO admit Democrats to mem
bership in that OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nah News.
Not just that. The club Is remind.
ded that IA man is known by the COM
pany he keeps"
The state herald., 1890-04-25

A GATE has been designed for rail-
way crossings which isopened and shut
by the passing trains. But what is
wanted is u machine which will yank
the fellows out Of the way who are
stargazing oil the track.
The state herald., 1890-04-25
First publication March 81 j
Nuttrs fur Fuhlic atiun.

Land oflicc ut Denver Colo.
March Eth. lSn.
Notice IN hereby given that the following
~ named settler has fled nOticc Of hi. In.
tcntiOa to make fnai communication pr,rOf In
support of his claim, and that said prof will
be made before the clerk Of the district court
Of Phillips c unity. Colorado, ut llOlyokc.
Colorado. on May soth lS0, viz:
ALICE NJ. CALLIGAS, formerly ALICE NJ.
COLLIER. II. l.. lsrso, for the ne or sec y,
twp sn, range ~ W WL u. M.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
Ms continuous residence upon. and cultiya-
tim of. said land. viz:
Oswald Herzig. OF lIolyokc. colorado.
John W. Wash. ., 4,
cyrus J.. Waugh. I.
J. McliLrn, Register.
The state herald., 1890-04-25
tFirst publication April Z.
Nut.cs for Publication

Lane Onicv Mt Denver, Colo.
April ist. loo.
Notice In hereby given that the following
~ named settler has nl~d noticr Of his In.
tention to MAKE nnnl proof In support Of
BIS ciAiin. and that said proof will be made
before the clerk of ihc county court of Fhii.
lips county, colorado, at iloiyokc Colorado.
ON May 10th iNo. vis,,
GEORGE ". HILL,
y. =. Asoso for the u and ~ Y Of &C ar s~c
n " of pm.
He nNn,cs the following witnesses to prove
his continuous Residence upon, and cultiva-
Busord l.aen, Of Iioiyote. Colorado.
John 4. J. Ruck "
J. a. NcBETiI. Register.
The state herald., 1890-04-25

BUFFALO Bill seems TO have caught
the European fever. lie has purchased
n historical, house In Naples, once
owned and occupied by King Bomba.
liill had better return TO his Nebraska,
ranch for spell. and oil up with some
pure American mir.
The state herald., 1890-04-25

GENERAL SIcKL.s, the reform
sheriff" Of New York, says he rises
every morning ut 5o'elock to study law.
The trouble with the predecessors Of
General Sickles was not their ignor-
ance Of law, bat their smartness In
evadlng the law.
The state herald., 1890-04-25

IT is In the power Of trades unions
nnd labor organizations To kill the
golden goose that gives promise TO
make the year 1900 one Of the most
prosperous nnd busy years for II decade.
But who Of them will assert that II Is
wise to do so?
The state herald., 1890-04-25

TnE Kentucky Legislature is doing
n good thing In protecting game fish In
MI the rivers and small streams Of the
State. II is folly TO bc stocking rivers
mud lakes with line varieties Of lsh
when during the breeding season their
destruction Is permitted by the pound
net and seine.
The state herald., 1890-04-25
lf1rs, publication April NJ
Nrtire for Publication.

Land once NJ In iver Co'o.y
April tn. leo.
Nloticc is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his In
fcntion To make communication nnnl proof IN
support of hi. oiain. ant, that said proof
VIII lr made f-forc the clerk of the county
routt of Yuma county. colorado, nt Yuma
Colorado. on Nsy'i7th i@o. via;
HENRY u. EVANS.
lid. v. NO. is1si. for the y " 1r. of sec. i5
town north, III range VI westo q pm.
He names III. following witnesses Ia
prove his coniiDu.vA residence upon. and
cult walton of, said iAAd, viz;
Joh, ". Packard, cf iioiyokc Colorado.
Asnry ". Iiearbaugi."
J. A. nenETIi. Register.
The state herald., 1890-04-25

GENERAL Don DICKINSON asserts
that the Democrats will carry Michigan
in the Fall. Obviously the mellow
tints of Calvin Brice's rainbow still
haunts the visions of this sanguine
Michigandcr.
The state herald., 1890-04-25

THE revenue reduction contemplated
by the Mckinley bill, now before the
house, is estimated at seventy-one
million Of dollars. Ten million Of this
will come from the cut in internal re-
venue, and sixty-one from customs.
The state herald., 1890-04-25
BucxLrxs Anx,cA sA.vr.

The best Salvc In Tho world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheun,. Fever
Sores. letter, chappcd Hands, chiiblains
eor,s. md NIL Skin Erupaions. and posi-
!iseiy'c'rcs Plies. or no Ray required. II is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price IS cents per bo1l
ycs Sale By City drug store.
The state herald., 1890-04-25

A New York judge listened to the
marital troubles Of young couple and
judiciously announced that both de-
served n good spanking. A goud many
divorce suits might be disposed Of in
the same way If we only had an au-
thorizsd and able.bodied spanker. =
The state herald., 1890-04-25

CERTAIN New York papers are pro-
phesying that the Democratic nominal
ton will be offered TO Grover Cleveland
In 1899, and that he will promptly
decline. Why then should he continue
to write letter every few weeks for
publicationY
The state herald., 1890-04-25
tFirst publication March 2i)
Notice iur Publication.

Notice for Publication.
Land Oflicc Mt pcnycr Colo.
March ~, le!0.
kIoticc Is hereby given that tho following
~ named settler has filtd notice ~ her In.
tion to commute and make ninal proof in
support OF her claim, nnd that said proof
y.ke, Colorado, Oh, April 2i ls.sp, viz:
TINA u. SHERMAN.
II. +. No. llign, for the ne !. see 35, twps n,
In runge u VI, Of q r. u.
she names the following witnesses to prove
hcr continuous residence upon, and cultiva.
tlon of, said land, viz:
Wheeler Webster, of Amherst Colorado
Milton II. Copp, f, =,
Archie Hnttrrfcld, >, :, :,
John Richardson, /.
The state herald., 1890-04-25

TIE Poorhouse of Cook County, H.,
numbers among its inmates fifty veter-
ans of the War for the Union. Their
presence there is rerroacli to the in
gratitude of the Republic they helped
to defend.
The state herald., 1890-04-25

SEVERAL able politicians will offer
to help Missouri "pull down her Vest"
1t looks, however, as il it would not be
done until Republicans get ready, as
they will, to name the Senators from
Missouri.
The state herald., 1890-04-25

TIE Charleston News and Courier
asks, "Will the old soldiers live for
every' OF course they won't, but there
will always be enough OH hand, young
or old, to see that the Constitution gets
Il fair chow.
The state herald., 1890-04-25

THE republican majority in the
national house is now eighteen-a good
working majority; and it is perhaps rs
well that il 1t no greater. Overwhelm-
ing majorities sometimes lead 10 reck-
less legislation.
The state herald., 1890-04-25

souTn DAKOTA hns 10000 square
miles and Rhode Island has 1880. An
Eastern paper mny boast that "Iihode
Island will balance Dakota In the
Electoral College but just give South
Dakota n few years to grow. Rhode
Island has been ut II for quite n spell.
The state herald., 1890-04-25
trirst publication March i<.)
NutiCB fur uubliCatiuu,
Land Office ut Denver. Colo. I
March -, lUp.

Land Office Ut Dchvcr. Colo.
March -, IUn.
kIoticc Ia hereby given that tho following
IN named settler hus died notice Of his IN.
.cntion to make final proof In support Of his
claim, and that said PROOF Will b. mnde ln,-
fore the clerk OF the district court, OF Phil
ii.s county, Colo, mt Ilolyokc, Colo, ON May
10th, iS.O, viz:
CvRus T.. WAUGH.
u. 8. No. J90Jo, for the W = Of sec II, twp =
a, rnnEc ~ W, OF 9TH y IN.
lie nnmcs the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and oultiva-
,ion OF, said land, viz:
Matthew w. Yallc, of llolyokc, Colorado.
John ". Wash, (, , -
Edward Wilson, :, - -
ia. MciiETn. r.sgi-tc
The state herald., 1890-04-25

Tnr Boston Journal says: "lf any
one six months ago had said that the
Worlds Fair bill would still be pend
ing in the United States Senate in
April it would have been pronounced
impossible"
The state herald., 1890-04-25

A DEMOCRATIC contemporary re-
marks: "Chicago is Democratic city,"
What will astonish most people is that,
viewing the method of its governing,
any Democrat should have the courage
to acknowledge such Il fact.
The state herald., 1890-04-25

lT Is reported TINT cattle arc being
driven into "thc Cherokee strip IN
large numbers, instead Of out Of 1t, II
Is mn indication Of tusslc In the near
future with uncle Sam.
The state herald., 1890-04-25

" Congress nets wisely II will push
through nll needed legislation and nd.
journ nj the earliest possible date.
Long and tedious sessions always IN.
ture The purity IN the majority.