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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-07-12


night, uncopscious of what was going
on around him, not even suspecting
that the streets were becoming de-
serted. For long time he ran thus:
then, coming TO bench, he sat down.
How many hours had he left?
The persistent and painful sound of
distressing cough tore him at last from
his prostration. He looked, and saw
sitting on the same bench tiny flower
girl-a child of eight years, thin and
sickly.
He fumbled in his pocket, and found
two sous and two louis. He was going
TO give her The two sous. when II oc'
Cured to him that he would be dead
in few hours, and he gave her the two
louis.
This incident did him good. So far
he had been like a man struck on the
head with club; but now his stupor
passed away, and he got fresh grasp OF
his scattered ideas.
He looked at his watch.
Three o'clock In the morning! IL
Is time to go TO bed-go to bed. Give
my last six hours TO sleep? No. ! GER
tainiy have something better to do than
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-07-12
Rank and Money Marriages.

1t is becoming more and more hard
FOR Faubourg st. German mothers to
Iind rich husbands for their daughters.
tion which marriage with one of these
young ladies might open to a noucet en-
rtcM would be of small value. She could
not endow her husband with title. and
her pretensions to be better than his
family would be uncomfortable. AS her
forefathers and foremothers all married
for money, she has not the recommenda-
tion of beauty. The sons of noble fami-
lies, as such, are not nearly so much
priced as they used to be by the mag
mates Of the French Jewry. Still, they
can pick up in all directions the daugh-
ters OF men who have made money in
business. For instance, match is con-
templated between the heiress OF a
manufacturer OF corsets and descend
ant Of Marshal dc Grouchy, who was q
man of ancient family. Her father is
glad to buy a title for her, and she is de-
lighted at the prospect of hearing a
Stylish maitre d'hotel announce that
MADAME la Marquise est servie." A
Belgian Prince OF non-royal house was
able some eight or nine years ago to get
hold OF 100000 by going to Hymen's
altar with the daughter Of man who
rose from being q street-sweeper to hay
Ing contract for sweeping the streets
OF Paris. But his sisters, who were PEN
niless, had to marry poor widowers.- =
London Truth.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-07-12

tist, whose investigations of poisonous
substances every one was familiar with,
but whose nobility of heart and quasi
paternal goodness Anatole had enjoyed
especial advantages for appreciating.
Poor boy" continued the doctor;
what have you been doing?'
Nothing that l know of" stammered
Anatole, much agitated.
"Ransack your memory. Tell me what
you have been drinking, what you have
been eating, what you have been breath
ing"
This last word was a revelation to
Anatole. That very morning he had re-
ceived letter from one of his friends
who was travelling in India. In this
letter was flower that the tourist had
picked on the banks of the Ganges-a
red, odd-shaped flower, whose perfume,
as he now remembered very we'll, was
peculiarly penetrating. Anatole seached
his pocket book and found the letter and
the flower, which he showed to the
scientist.
mo more doubt" cried the doctor; sit
is the Pyramenenis Indica.-the mortal
flower, the flower of blood"
Then really-you think"
ALAS, / am sure""
But it isn't possible! 1 am only
twenty-five years old. / feel full of
life and health"
"At what hour did you unseal this
fatal letter."
This morning at nine o'clock"
We'll, Tomorrow morning at the
same hour. at the same minute, in full
health, as you say, you will feel GER
tain pain in your heart, and all will be
over"
"And you know no remedy, no way
Of"
None" said the doctor.
And, hiding his face in his hands, he
dropped into an armchair, sutfocating
with grief
On seeing his old friends emotion,
Anatole comprehended that he was
really condemned. He rushed from the
room like a madman.
With perspiration on his brow, ideas
upset, and his body mechanically ad-
vancing, Anatole went out into the
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-07-12
"What's the matter2,


1.-THE matter" said M. Bouvard, "is
that your cousin IS mad"
"Mad? All right" said Anatole; "but
Nicette will see that my madness has
its good side. Last night, my dear little
cousin, l obtained two things-M. Cap
denac renounces your hand and your ex-
cellent guardian consents that you may
marry the man you love-"
"Truly, my guardian, you are willing
that should marry Anatole?"
"What?" exclaimed Anatole.
"For you are the man 1 love, my
cousin"
just then Anatole felt his heart beat
violently. Was it the pleasure that
Nicette's unexpected confession caused
him? Was it death?
"Unfortunate that l ami" cried the
poor fellow; "she loves me. Happiness
is within my reach, and 1 am to die
without enjoying it."
Then seizing Nicette's hands fever
ishly, he told her all-the letter re-
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-07-12
A oomplete Glye.Awax.

Census Taker ito an old maid) when
were you born, Miss?
Old Maid--l was born about the time
that Lincoln was assassinated.
Census Taker "a little later, to the
mothcr)-in what battle did you say
your husband was wounded?
Mother--At Vicksburg, think.
Old Maid-Why, no, mothor, ~ wasn't
II was In the Mexican war. J remem.
Der It as we'll as can be. West Shore.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-07-12
THE WAY I MANAGE JOHN.

To think that twenty years have passed
Since John and were wed,
And not harsh or cruel word
BY either has been said;
We've had our cares and trials suoh
AS other people meet,
But then we've had each others smiles
Howe'er the world should greet
How have we lived with loving ways
SO long as man and wifeS
Why has not pain and discomfort
Destroyed our Joy in lifcS
The truth, my friends, is this, no more:
We keep our love aglow,
And when the fires Of love are bright
This world is free from woe.
In courtship days when John would come
always looked my best;
tried to have our home arranged
In honor of my guest
His every wish sought to please,
sought his comfort then;
This treatment pleased my dear good John
And brought him back again.
Dear John could never frown at me
For was always kind,
And kindness true will never leave
Faultfinding in the mind.
In those dear days wisely vowed
To live q wifely life,
That John might ever bless the day
When became his wife.
always think that home is mine
And John its favored guest,
That when he comes from out the world
With me for him is rest.
Kind friends may think It's endless toll
To pass n life like this,
but now to see his ioy in home
Yields me my greatest bliss.
But who deserves loving smile,
Or kindness freely given,
Who needs the aid Of loving home
To gain glimpse of Heaven.
So much as he who tolls all day
Tokeep our wants suppliedg
Then let us yield our sweetest smiles
And be our husbands pride
Detroit Free Press.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-07-12
THE FATAL FLOWER.
Satisfactory Results 1t Unexpect-
edly Accomplished.

OU ARE a dead
man," said the
doctor looking
fxedly at Ana
tole.
Anatole stag
gered.
He had come
to spend the
evening gayly
with his old
fri e n d, DR..
Bardias, the il
1uStrious scipn-
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-07-12

Gentleman Visitor-It seems to me
that have forgotten something.
Lady Yes, you have forgotten to 60
home. Texas Siftings.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-07-12

When o young man loses his heart
TO some girl, he usually loses his nerve
vt the same time. -Terre liaute Express.
The state herald., 1890-11-21

Default having been made IN the payment
Of n certain promisory note executed by
samuel u. shrincr and kute shrincr u liam.
nah Weaver for the sum OF eco and secured
by II certain deed of trust executed by said
samuel II. shrincr nnd Kate shrncr on tho
tcLt'i day Of August a. ID. isso aud recorded
on the 18th Of August A. u. lsso In book No 10
nj page II OF the records Of Phillips county
state Of Colorado. Pobiic notice Is hereby
givcn, that the undersigned t;adc Weaver or
In case OF the death resignation, removal or
absence either temporary or permanent from
the state Of Colorado or refusal or failure or
inability Of said Gadc Weaver, then the un.
drrsiynrd, \. II. Hodcn successor In trust In
said deed Of trust mentioned, will by virtue
and under the power aud authority Of said
deed OF trust. and for the purposes therein
mentioned. sell nj public auction ut the front
door Of the Court House In the town of IIoi-
yoke In said county Of Phillips state OF Colo
RADIO at 2o'cloek J.. III. On the 9Th day Of No
vcmlycr \. u. 49,. to the highest bidder for
cash the property In said deed Of trust
conveyed, described n- follows towit: lat
No tis) eighteen In block No l3l i've In the
original town Of liolyokc In said county Of
Phillips and all buildings and fixtures stu.
nted On said lot. GApE WEAVER, trustee,
a. II. BoDrN. successor In trust.
The state herald., 1890-11-21

The democratic papers are couuent-
ing very fayor;,bly on the recent speecl,
of Sir Lyon piayfair, ut Leeds, Eng.
lind, IN which they claim the protect
i've policy Of the United States received
tie most telling attack that has yet
been made. They will, no doubt, pre-.
serve this speech us II campaign docu-
ment for 1892. Iii that speech. Sir
Lyon used this language: "In less than
twenty years the United States will
have no food 10 export: therefore it is
Eng!and's pclicy 10 develop the farm
Ing resources Of Canada II the free
trade democrats and Englisl, Cobdcn
Club intend 10 Use his speech AS n
campaign document, they will no doub,
emit this prediction, fer They will not
care TO circulate. ms II free trade doc.
iimcrt. II prediction that the continu.
nnce Of the present protective policy
for u few Years longer VIII result IN
establishing home market for NIL Of
nur fam produce. Even the talented
free trade Englishnen forget them.
selves, occasionally, and drop hin,
that shows that their interest In the
turin question Of the United States ex.
tends no further than 1t effects Eng.
land. II the free traders Of this com.
Try were not blinded 10 their own inter
esls. they could take hint without
waiting to he knocked down.
The state herald., 1890-11-21
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The state herald., 1890-11-21

New York Press: Mr.. Cleveland
reascns either like Child or confidence
man. Like child lie remembers
nothing pas: and sees nothing of the
future. Like Il child he cries out
against causes without the slightest
recognition Of their inevitable effects.
But it is inconccivable that, ignorant
us he WIS when he became president,
nearly six years ago, he should not
know better by this time. IL Grover
Cleveland dominates himself us the
leader Of n raid, not only Oh our newly
protected industries that will employ
the unemployed, but on our old ones
that employ the employed. we welcome
The issue. And we want no better
man TO thrash out of his boots MS the
leader Of that raid than this preten-
,ious demagogie and economic bnnco
stecrer WHO sets himself up MS the or
acle of II party that has no policy ex-
ccpt that of opposition, and no princi-
pies except Ito the yiclors belong the
srolls.r
The state herald., 1890-11-21

Owing ~ recent rich strikes In the
mines ut Tin Cup, Colorado, u large
travel has begun. Tin Cup Is on the
Denver 1.eadville and Guninson Dis
trict U. +. liy. fourteen miles from
st. Elmo Williards Stage Line runs
daily except Sunday leaving st. Elmo
for Tin Cup s u. m. fare $3.50. This Is
the only route Tin Cup can he reached
from east Of the range. Stage Line
facilities are ample.
q. W. ATKINSON, Ag't.
The state herald., 1890-11-21
You ARE.EN A BAD FIX

But we will cure you II you will pay
us our message is to the weak. nervous
and debilitated, who by early evil hab-
its, or later indiscretions, have trihed
away their vigor Of body, mind and
manhood, and who suffer all those
effects which lead to premature decay,
consumption or insanity. II this means
YOU, SEMI for and read our Book Of
Life, written by the greatest specialist
Of the day, and sent tsealedl, by adj
dressing DR.. Parker's Medical and
Surgical Institute, 1853 North Spruce
st. Nashville, Tenn.
The state herald., 1890-11-21

All persons who were furnished
with sugar beet seed by Mr.. Porter,
last spring, will, within the next ten
days, please leave at the HERALD OIL.
ca sample of the bccts raised from
these seed. We desire to select sam.
pies raised In different parts Of tn,
county and forward them to Grand
Island where they will he analysed
and the result given us for publlca.
tion. lie sure and bring In thcs.
samples. II you arr interested In III,
success II bcct culture In this county
The state herald., 1890-11-21
90 Gass YeunsM Nan

Or woman via the great Overland
Route, the Union Pacific Ry. Nc
change between Denver and st. Louis,
In connection with the Wabash rs.
Absolutely the shurt line between
these two cities. Free Chair Cars,
Pullman Palace SlccIcrs aud Dlncrs
are run daily over this well known
and popular route. Tickets on sal,
Mt nil stations.
The state herald., 1890-11-21

Southern democratic statesmen are
experienced sportslnen and they are
warning the brethren not 10 make II
nois. over the speakcrship and scare
the larger game. Their advice Is TO
give nll sucl, small things to greedy
democrats up North and "bide your
time" Some Of them think rs they
have furnished the bulk OF the demo
cratic vote for the past twenty-five
years they should he allowed n share
IN the spells. This class will be heard
from.-Ex.
The state herald., 1890-11-21
y SAFE INVESTMENT.

Is one which is guaranteed TO bring you
satisfactory results, or In ease Of failure n
return Of purchase price. Gin this safe plan
yhu can buy from our advertised Druggist
a bottle Of DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. 1t Is guaranteed to bring
relief In every case, when used foa any al
feciian Of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such "A
Consumption. inflammation Of Lungs, Bron.
chits, Asthma, wlooping Cough, Group. ctc
etc. II is pleasant and agreeable to taste.
perfectly safe, and can always he depended
upon. Trial bottles free al City drug store.
The state herald., 1890-11-21

Are now one OF the important fca-
lures 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 more comfortable route u
travel on than tho popular Union
Pacific.
The state herald., 1890-11-21

First publication November Il. lsso.l No. so
Nutics fur Publication
Land ONCE at Sterling, Colorado
November II, Inn
NOTICES hereby given that tho following
named settler has filed notice Of his In.
IGNITION to make final proof In support of his
claim, and that siiid proof viii IN made before
the clerk of the district court Of Phillips
county Colorado. ut IIolyokc. Colorado. on
December 70. iu1o. viz:
MERRITT A, HiNE
ID. :. No. as77 for the W pr scc Is tp In in
range Hw
lie names tho following witnesses IL prove
his continuous residence upon and cultlva.
tlon OF, said land, Wig:
John Jones of HOlyOke, Colorado,
Thomas n. Glover /"
james u. blackstone I"
Leroy u. MclOllister :"
II. y. TEDNoS. I.cgistcn
The state herald., 1890-11-21
After tho OIL, Romans Banquet.

Philadelphia Press: The trainers Of
the Constitution preferred to have the
states do the districting, so long as
they could lie trusted to do it properly,
but with the foresight of real statesmen
they prceived that the power might
lie abused by the states, and therefore
they provided that congress might take
the whole matter In hand whenever II
saw proper. That time has now ar
rived. Some state Legislatures have
taken 10 abusing this privilege most
outragcously. This Inns become So
patent that II Congress Intends or de
sircs TO DO an honest expression Of the
popular will, 1t must Intervene to pro-
tect itself from gerrymander-d district
ing, MS well as from fraudulent cleo
tons. The time las come for such nc.
tion now. Will this congress have the
courage to do It's duty?
The state herald., 1890-11-21

II Is feared that the near future will
witness another outbreak amoig the
Indians II the northwest. Some If
The Indian chiefs clnim the advent Of
new Messiah aud that his teachings
arc TINT his followers will bear n
charmed lie In their warfare with the
whites. This religious craze Is Great.
ing much excitement among all the
tribes Of the northwest. II there
should he mn outbreak. II vii. not take
Uncle Sans blue coats Long 10 con.
vince the red skins that they are not
yet proof against leadcn bullets.
The state herald., 1890-11-21

II seems pnssing strange TINT we d.
not hear morn about that great rise IN
the price of goods that WIS 10 immedl.
Mtely follow the passage Of the Mckin-
ley bill. Can II be possible that the
rsnpl,ets ii evil w-ic mistaken. Tie
democratic campaign scheme succeed.
al admirably and the poor suckers WILD
were frightened by ihr cry " mn nj.
vance IN goods aud bought goods tlu,'
they did not need nic not nearly Ms
badly taken Ia as the suckers who vo,.
ell with the dtmoci nilc party aud d.
rectiy against their best interest.
The state herald., 1890-11-21

The News says tia, the last coagrcss
WIS disRracc to the American people
Of course Me Phillips County News Is
hlgi, authority on sucll questions and
sllll we would modcsll, suggest thai
wIlliams be not too lnsiy IN passing
Judgment IN this case. II lie refer
simply 10 the actlons Of the democrats
IN their attempts 10 hinder and della,
the woil. Of congress mud their deter
mined aud bitter opposilion 10 ever,
measure OF Importance passed, VT
raise no objection. But, II he refers
10 the work accomplished by congress
common sense would suggest that. nD'
lr-s he eau read future events, he
should moi be too hasiy IN condemn.
ing The work done.
The state herald., 1890-11-21

Col6raao's total vote in the last cleo.
zion will foot up about 5000. The
vote at the last presidential election
was oil 900. II the stay-at-liome voters
had bcen'out there is no question but
tile republicans would have lad II
which larger minority in the stute.
The state herald., 1890-11-21

Hon. Joseph N. Carey, of Cheyenne,
was ont!e 10, instant, elected United
states Senator for the state of Wyo-
ming. lie received AZ votes, being the
solid republican, vote. Mr.. Carey was
United States Attorney Of Wyoming
for two years, justice Of the Supreme
Cohrt for five years and WAS three
times elected delegate to congress.
The state herald., 1890-11-21
MERIT WINS.

We desire tn say to our citizens, that for
years We have beeh selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnlca Salve and
Electric Bltters. and have never handled re
NEEDLES that sell rs well, or that have given
such universal satisfaction. We do not hesl.
ate to guarantee them every time, and We;
stand ready to refund the purchase price,
II satisfactory results do n0t follow their
use. These remedies have won their great
popularity purely ON their merits. City drug
store.
The state herald., 1890-11-21
TRUSTEES SALE.


Default having been made In the nnynicnt 81
n certain promir.or, note executed b. Oliver
caliarnn for the principal rum 81 six hundred
.iollars u Do) payable 10 the orcr ~ Hayden a
Dickinson anil secured by u certain deed IL tr,.t
day 81 May, A. u. ls>,, AMI rccor,icd on tho ;tii
.iny of May. 4. u. fss1 In book II. at page 10 oi
the records al lsigan county. state u Colorado.
public notice u hereby given that the undersigned
job 4. Cools.r. or In ra.- IL The death, rsigna.
lion. removal irnm tho city Of beaver. ar fnllur,
10 act. or other inability III said C,sirr. then W,
undcrs Tncd Elias u. Barton. sheriff Of Arrpnho,
mrntionc'i. Will. by virtue anil under tho pm 81
aud authority 81 SAIL deed Of trust and ff The
PURPOSE. thrrrin mentioned, rcll NJ public rnr
tion Mt the Tr,inont street durr Of the Cnuri
House IN Denver. In the county II AraInine
state If Colorado, nj the hour OH O'clock, noon
on tho
The state herald., 1890-11-21
u. s.tuni onIcc. sterling, colo. !
Cct ilfh lSfh1 (


Complaint having been entered At this Of
hcc by Henry j Porter against w Nct'uc
for failure u comply with law MS to timber
culture entry No 1881 dated July Nth, 1890
upon the = u II " aud lots and q Of section
3 townshipan range - In Phillips county.
colorado with u View 10 thu cancellation Of
said entry; contestant allc;;i T. that w III
Nc''nc has wholly failed To break or cause 60
hi broken amy part of said tract whatsoever
since said Ming wns made; that contestant
alleges that snii W II McCuc has wholly fail
ed To plant or c,uisc to be planted seeds or
tfcrA OF amy kind whatsoever on said laad I;
that the said land Is now no better than In
Its natural state aud Is wholly void of seeds
trees NJ cuttings: tho said parties are hereby
day of Drc 1850 IN 10 o'clock u IN to respond
and furnish testimony concerning s,ad nj
legged failure.
HETEDMoN, Register.
The state herald., 1890-11-21
md DAY OF DECEMBER, a. u. Inn,

the property In sail deed Of trust conveyed, de
scrihcd rs follows. to.wit: The north half Of h,
half nf the north -rnst quarter IN tsnel-p .
serbian fifteen (ti) township six tG) north RING,
farty seven (is1wcst situated In the rouhty q
Philiii,, forineriy In the county III 10gan an'
tate Of Colorado. log ilef with al tho np,siftr
-nnnr.s thereto. ami all the water rights IN sai'
dccd of trust mcniionssl.
JOE A. COOPER, Trustee.
ELIAS II. nAirON, Successor In Tri,t.
The state herald., 1890-11-21
lfir-t publication orto,wr 10. isn,,
NuiitH for Publication,


tAlins notice 70 contest M. ~
Complaint having bt~n entered NJ tti- ~.
hcc by frank u. Nelson against Alfred sedcr
q,bst. deceased and unknown heirs for abaa.
d0minx his homestead entry No iySo. dated
jar. y. ttss'. ui,0u thr N q ,ir sce NJ tpnm VI
" In Philips county, colorado, with n view
~ the cancellation " siid entry, thu said
parties arr krrcty summoned ~ appear NJ
q. A.LAMi once. sterling Coio. IN the n. day
" Nvssialssr. iss. ~ ~ o'clock A. n. , " ~.
sinsHd and furninh testimony conserving
aaid miItxs-i abandonment
The state herald., 1890-11-21

n
First publication November u. lsoo.] No. Is
Nutira TOR Puhltcatiuu.
Land ONCE at sterling, Colorado.
Novcmbar !, lso0.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler Inns filed notice Of hi, In.
tcntion to make final proof In support Of his
claim and That said proof will bo inntlc bcfo.'o
the Register or Receiver Mt sterling, Colo,
on December 90, $50, viz:
LOUIS MElLE
d. :, No. 2sa35 for the II W pr sec p tip m of
range l7w
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence npon md culttvu-
ton of SAID land, viz:
Milton +. Clark OF llnxtun, Colo.
Thomas Jcsscn, " i"
I,umfOrd W. Plumnicr, !"
George ". johnson,
rEpMoN, Register.