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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
EaaansY.; oTmen.

The tales: msn IL tie crowd Is sirc
to stand ia font.
Thc womc4 hate liar, bat ;hsy force
a r1sa TO be oas.
1Iaa gives the compliments, bal wom-
al pays for tlem.
When man sncaacls in overcoming
his disposition to tail, too much, lie writes
too much.
How mach Iaore Agreeable the man
who vents TO ssll than the man who
wants 70 buy,
Out Of every ten statements made by
the average man. he viii finally d.ny
niae Of them.
Aman IS never old caough to get mar
ricd until hu IS SO Oh he does no care FOR
marrying.
The mischief Of ii Is tha. though trav-
cling taxes the coarelt out of man, COM
ing back puts more in.
The trouble with yoGr pretty man ia
that. he is too pretty to be useful and not
pretty enough 10 be Ornamental.
When man has done a good thing
he SITS down TO rest, bat when he has
doao bad thing. he loses no time il do
Ing another.
When man IS yoony he thinks to- re-
form lbe world but when he gets older,
be is quite satisfied If he is able to re-
form himself
The physical weakness OF an acquaint-
eaee Ni.l call out strong mans sympa
thy, Jut mental weakness only atlFac cts
his contempt.
When a man gets married, he is apt to
ihiah everybody should give him pres
ent. but hoR he haIes TO buy presents
far b irsoagis when tneiT CAV ~ tie
altar comes rcgnd.--tichison Globe
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
sHERIFF-s sALE.
stsfe of Kansas, Ford County. ss-
British and American Mortgage Company.


Mack i. scarlett. Daniel A. Williams and Mrs
Williams, his wife and j. C. Mendenhall
BY virtue % an Order Of Sale to me directed ane
delivered. issled out Of the 9th Judicial Dstric
gugFt Of the Stale % Kansas. sitting in and fol-
FCrs cogntY. in said state, Iwill, on
saturday, March 2;nd, A. ID. 1890. between thu
ho.ifs OF o'clock p. IN. and O'clock p. m. of said
Gay. SO the Conf House door in Dodge City in the
CSzury, sul state Aforesaid, otter at public sale
aRd -i 10 the highest bidder for cash in hand, all
the right, title and interest of the shove named
defendants il and 10 the following described real
property. tG-Wil
Tbs southeast quarter Of section thirty-fve g
IN township twenfy-Ilire % south OF range twenty
one west or the 6th ?. VI.
Said property levied on, sad TO be sold az III
property o. the above named defendants
II. B. BELL, Sheriff.
SheriEs Office, Dec. 18th, 1859.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
TO CONSUL

TGe undersigned having been restored TO health
b. simple means, after suffering for several years
With severe lurg affection, and that dread dis
ease @ iN-I }ipTIGN. Is anvious TO make known
to lis fellow sufferers the means OF cure. To
those who desire it, he will cheerfuly send free
Of charged copy Of the prescription used, which
hey Ill find a slre cure for CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, CATsRRH, BRONCHITIS and all
ihroat and lung IALApIEs, lie hopes all suf
fe1erz VIII ~ this remedy, as it is invaluable.
Those desiring the prescription, which viii cost
them nothing. end may prove blessing, will adj
dress, REv. EDWARD \, WILSON, Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
Lercrett c. Boies and Eila 5. Boio., his wi

Lererett c. Boies and Ella 5. Boies, his wife
Defendants
Is v;ftle OF IN Or4er Of sale TO me directed and
delivered. issued 0gt Of the -.th Judicial District
CcE;E % thc STATE Il Kansas. sitting in and for
tcr4 county, g. sad St-te, VIII on
sttr,tsy, liaycl. 22a A. y. 1850. 1t the hour Of ,
= crS b. 90. ~ Sll j ir. - the Court House door
IL Inire ity in ;i.e Co1uty and State aforesaid.
1le- public sic ami sci. 20 the highest bidder,
8r casa in HAND The following described zeal pro-
n-rts, to-'siI:
Tie southeast eaar-er % section fifteen Is in
township twenty-five - south OF range tweayy-one
= west y tine 6ih P. =.
s.. ~ property TO be sold = commanded by the
4.a o:des % sale
y. :. BELL, sheriff.
aacli..'s Cli,e. February Ig;h, ls.3.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
SHERIFF. 5 SALE.
Kansas, Fond County, -.
Z Horsehaii, plaintiff

William i. T. GriGn aud Mls--Grilir
his vile, defeR !anfs.
i;r yirtuc 81 aH Order Of sale tome dire ted an6
delivered Issued uut Of the 29ih Judicial District
Cocrt OF the State of Kansas, sitting in and for
Eo-sl couat'. u said STATE. VIII. on
saturday, 1.arcI -. \. n 1850 81 the hour of
ci1e.. p. III % s.ssl ssSv. 90 she Court House
l1lr il I! d-e IS lathe County. aud State afoTe-
saii. OF Us public sal. and sell 70 the highest
bidder, Fog cl-n Il hand, tho following described
reli properly, E1-U-.:
The =1giAe4- quarter Of section nine in town
ship 'Helt5-line - south OF range twenty five %
wcsL OF t8e Gtu T.. II.
SAID property % o. sold D. commanded by the
SAID or iero sale.
Il. ). BELL, Sheriff.
shor.l's ONCE, Feb. 1ith, $3.50.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
REGIsINAIIoN NoTTCE.

IN gccor iance with the rrorisi.as Of Section
l-9, Chapter = 81 tue Ststates Of the State Of
Kansas. Notice hers1y fiTsa 20 tie citizens Of
the CITY OF Dodge city Aat t',st the Pol books
Tor he registration Gi voters Tor TIE year 1l, ere
now open Ari .Fiil be ciesei for me purpose Of
resis,raiiag isa days proceeding shy election 70 be
held in said City.
GEO. Z. JOKES.
City Clerk.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
SuEIlFF'. SALE.

''-A4.4.-- 4 . ~-Ai-Ai.
state re Relss-- Fo-a County, 5.
". i. Th2Taie,
Jo-eph i,eheer u, Ks;a Esla.,r, tie Pb,,ps
liisl3.' Sind Ili,i, Company and Carrie .. Nam
chester.
~ ree c'aI order % sd, .a ne directed ,ir-
dclir, .. is-ag. o-tar sac 2..h J3lici9i District
'ls' ~ ~ ai'e or e.A-a'; 5l3;n5 ia end Tor
March ~, A. t.. f6.'A. 10 Che .o,r ct o'clock p
r. re saif ,.-r, - fle 5..-t Court tiGEsc door in
DoaF t:iy % tle ce1a,y sad state siora-sid, Of
.7r ci-a IN Hs.a, ile ~ lowing tescF1e- real
Lot i5lre ~ four On end south haI OF Zoe
ship tEfl- five 20 s9ata, range twenty one I'D
west as Che . ?. NJ.
sad property 70 bs sold 3 commanded by the
sad of-e' Of safe, aa- 40 s-.izIy the delaads d
lib. BELL, sheriff.
saeFif'- GGrc, February q, 20
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06

Scrap Iron, Rags, Copper, Brass,
boueht at ?. II. SuCHRUE's,
Second Hand Store.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
suERIFFs SAFE.

state OF Kansas, Ford County. S.
Charles Lund and 5. Mitchell, partners as Lund
Plaintiffs.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06

N,w anu secoDu hand r..ge..s iics sale
by P. Il. Sughrue.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06

more m. 'createrFrse will receive a
rich return
Do yaa SAM 10 fsru By irrigation?
Here is the best opportunity IN the wide
world. Do ycu want to engage in stock
rising? No better place can be found.
Do you seek business lecst;on? Here
: the very place for YOU. Come and
Investigate. and you viii surely be con-
vinced.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06

Jaausry, 15h. is@
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06


by now and then an artesian well-ti,at
is not much of curiosity and OF very
little utility. If this water could be re-
tanned and spread out over the fields in
the crop growing season. the farmer
would realize a product that for guam
tity and quality would stand without Il
rival. Western Kansas would take
first place as an agricultural country
and with its crops OF grain. fruit and
roots. a continent could be fed. 1t would
be more fruitful than the regions Of the
far famed Nile. An Investigation OF
this subject VIII lead to the iTressaDle
conclusion that tie water shst falls and
that flaws past can be retained and used
10 irrigale tie land; at least an
sm@as s'.,iiciegS 10 satisfy all wants
ii ii.e aeglcu.IlT.st Fne surface of
lie eaGntry is peculiarly adapted to
irr.a uon. Il dips t. n east and
es.i. seseH 81 ess5l feet IL Tie
lmie: II 5 1iErsffgseG w4sh ms'.y
ssrea ais tisat haze t..sss near Use
we... iine .. tlle stale. at i.s..s es>-
war,i TIE coaatsA bptsseea t..asa
streams g,.s,.ssi.iis ascrais freai tae
streams to a ridge eamnle..ls cescs :
divide and by reason oE TIE inti..,s from
the divide to t;,e stream makes tie sd
unusually wei adapted 10 irfigasisis.
Ravines often rising to the digniis .. !,
canyon form little divide anu run dawn
to tie stream. The country between tie
streams resembling somewhat lie T5sif
OF house, aid taIns S-siar svee 5
readily. These streams ;.!ts.eaga s..s
niost OF ti.e year, at tialesslariug elvs
rains . overflow lheir bans AMI e..lrs
away immense solua.ns III water. AZ
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12


CszeEEf CaSke-kkoa. Ma. r 1zese.
1eeke--l - ksgase - La3Tles ~. tli.-
~ lafQfal4Esen Ter t0rg*fx, oA =
eaEoE q Prosecuting AtbeEi.sy @2S -
conseat of rsspozdsat's agtozAsfs et-
deEsd th2s lnfoFmslbon Ea4y =
4seeaaea - iasest8k 41d-t,onSA e3t.A.
to atteg a. - stana ss shlfa s~eist.
u ~ Bes - "a tzi4ss k9y l4ai 4ssesi &
sfs pEo<es1 nEs sExyed tssttf @4s
fofty days fart1er i ocoa > Res
Ae1olss AeyeE - Peter Stelnaani sles-
pass ca tie c2ses - ira
IS4fED SrArRs-Hon III r sever
zns. J as gv- Oates Stales ys. Oofaon
Lott; post0fhee robbery gulliy sen.
te8ce deferred, temporarily. On-le'
states -. Cizrk IEosoriage. postoiiiee
robbery eontiBusd over term. lnite1
States ss- Dcios Staples. iFsadalent Ass
oI TIE mxils; On trlAi.
SUPKuok- lion. L. A. Burlingame,
luage-Ihe CITY OF Grand Rapids Ss.
Nm. L. Powers, n ehaRcefy; fuftaei
hearing adjourned until Friday De
eembsr Il. The People Ss Frank
hascheg, saloon opon on sunday
former plea Withdrawn and pleaded
guilty; sentence deferred until Monday
December IS. The People Ss. Leonsrd
Randall, larceny from the person
Prank >. Donaldson appointed "a De
fend respondent. The People ys. NJ X
Fink, saloon open on sunday; trial al
lOurned until January ?: both cases,
The City Of Grand Rapids ys. Georgt
Fowler. appeal; trial postponed untl
January ?. The People ". Leandvr T.
Deyo, uttering forged papers; tfal re-
sumed; verdict not guilty. The People
W. Martin DeVos, rape; on trial; second
count in information abandoned by the
prosecut ng attorney. W. b. Mathew
son and John kloote VS.. The CITY OF
Grand Rapids, assumpslt; plaintiff
granted until December p 10 iilt
amended declaration.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12

We do not as a rule praise one physi-
clan above another, but since the
famous Or. Greene, of 80 W. l4th-st.,
New York, SO well known through his
wonderful discovery, DR.. Greene's
Nervura, and vino is the most success
ful specialist in the cure of nervous and
chronic diseases, announces that he
will give free consultation and advice
TO all those who write him their cases.
II should be made known in order that
the thousands OF sufferers from these
long standing diseases may take advan-
tage OF the free consultation.
Write hlm your case IN full, all you
sufferers. or send tor his question blank
to nil out, and he Will return his opln-
ION and advice without charge. His
experience Is so vast, his practice so
enormous, and his vegetable remedies
of so marvellous curative power, that
you can certainly be cured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12


Mr. and Mrs q. f. Ham, Of Fremont,
are the guests Of SIR. and Mrs r. J..
Nichols. of Jefferson-st.
Mise Franc Barnes. Of Kalamazoo,
has returned home after a visit With
her sister, Mrs. Carroll Hartman.
Mrs. II. r. Spence and daughter. Of
Iouis. are spending week With friends
IA this city.
Gen. l.. O.. Rutherford has returned
from Hart and vicinity.
Mrs. LINE Crookston, OF Palmyrs,
y. Y, . the guest q friends n tbs
city.
FM. Green. Ct Detroit, q the guest
Of G. c. PulcheT.
Rev. and Mrs. 7. Graham, who have
been spending two weeks uIta Their
daughters in Jackson and Chicago.
have returned home.
Edward Ward, formerly With Fl.
Leonard : Soas, : nov VIA tas Dean
Printng Company.
Postmaster Tom Parrish. of Grand
Haven. Wss IN town attend NJ the Mys-
tsc snr1ners' bsnqaet lsst nIghG
H-H. Anderson ard wlfe srd Mrs.. 7.
J. Foster ard dsagh1er, 4 Greenvllle,
srs 81 Sweets
Eugene sutherland. of fhe Hotel
MAJ pah shed at New X8rk, wss a.
Sweets iast s.ght,
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12
Ladies rubbers only 19c per pair at
the Sample Shoe Co.'s, l02 Canal-st.

With due regard TO the claims of the
various wonderful cities of our realm,
New York remains the gateway to this
Republic and the center of our world
OF commerce and cash affairs, and,
as the needle TO the pole Newton
apple towards the center of the
earth, so all roads lead to New
York. BUT some are preferable
To others, and THE BEST is what
Grand Rapids people want.
So do the visitors 10 Grand
Rapids when they return TO
whence they came. Four
questions frequently
asked are, Fare to New
York? Sleeping car
Trunks checked? Any
change of cars? The
answers in order are
as follows: First
SIS. No round trip
tickets. Second
FOUR QUESTIONS Parlor car seats
TO Detroit25cts.
ASKED Sleeping car
berth available
FEW CAN ANSWER. for two persons
If des rel). De-
trolt to New York,
$3.50. Thir d.
Trunks will be called
for on order left at
Ticket Office, 81 Mon
roe-st., and taken 10 Un-
ion Station, where they
can be checked through.
Fourth There are no
through cars from Grand
Rapids to New York. You
must change once in the Union
Depot at Detroit. By taking the
d. l.. & n, the "favorite line,"
you can leave Grand Rapids at
7:25 a. m. and arrive in New York
next morning at 1855; or leave at
1:2O o. m. and arrive next day at
400 p. m; or leave at 6:25 p. IN. and
arrive next evening at $50. Be sure
and start out right by using the "fav-
orite llne," the ID. L. & y.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12
Chattel Mortgages.

Yesterday Fran< Chapel gave =
chatisl mortgage on ths stock Of drugs
in his store st the corner Of Stocking
ard Fourth-sts.. - Clarence IT. White.
% Reed City. Chapeil = indebted TO
White ii ths sun Of $500.
WIN. A. Swarts and Phiistas swarts
fled two chstfel mortgages YESTERDAY.
one being for s. 200 and the ether for
$500. The mortgages are gwen tc y.
H. Andrews and thev cover stock of
drugs. sewing machines ard musical
instruments II the store q >warts'
Bros. 81 Clyde. Alls~sn county.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12
THE DE vos CASE

VIII be Given to the Jury this Morn
ing
The De Vos rape case was nearly nm
ished IN the Superior Court yesterday.
The evidence a all IN and the argu-
meats are finished. Judge Burlingame
VII charge the jury this morning. De
N0s - 4 stupid Looking fellow and the
evidence against hSn Is very damsg ng.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12
THE DRAMA BEN HUR.D

VIII be Given By the Societies of ST.
Marks
During the last week in January
"Ben Hur" is to be presented in this
city under the auspices OF the combined
societies of st. Marks church. Powers
Opera House will be rented for the oc-
casion. The directors and costumers of
the production Will arrive IN a short
time, that they may begin the instruc-
ton of the cast. which will number
about ia characters
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12

"Hellol Is this 9252'
''Ies. sri"
''shattuck & Trowbridge's7"
Eyes. sIr?'
''What in the world are you doing
down there at "a Monroe-st.Y'
I'VE are trying to convert our i'm
mense stock Of clothes into money, as
We have 70 have money to buy our
spring stock for cash in order TO pur-
chase i0w enough 70 bc able TO main
tain our present low figures"
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12

this charming and entertain
ing serial for peruSal during
the long fall and winter
evenings.
II will appear in our col
umnS in regular installments
until finished.
Don't fail to read il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12
Great Sale of slippers.

Now is the time TO buy your Xmas
presents. A very suitable thing would
be q nice pair of slippers, and the place
TO buy is OF the Sample Shoe Co., l02
Csnal-st. See window display tomor-
row.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12

%, 25snd 3 per cent of on hats. bon
nets, tips, children's hoods, etc. before
taxing our inventory.
ADAMS 3 Co.
p Aonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12

WAsa1sszes. Dec. lz.-For LoweF
aAa Upper A.ckigan. Colder. 1a.g
wezsneE siln noTta westerly s.nas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12

See window display tomorrow at the
Sample shoe Co.'S, io2 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12

CIsui Bslcorn. - Psrk-ave., chicken
pux. Georgia Hswisy, 80 CaTEier-st.s ;
scarlet fever.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best is cheapest and most satls-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12
Lily whit. Fiour

Fresh Fisha Dettenthsler's, III Mon
roe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12
BY Telephone.

Games of all kinds at Dettenthaler's,
III Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12
This Date n History Dec. Y.

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taF,4as a1uFs4 "a faE.a. al.3
a-4ti4llF u<esisel - Lsn.s
~ ne 1aaSo - stsalt
Eliss s<ps.isi froa 4az.A.l.l
he -Iaaa lsz sEsssss1A4. bss.a
~ So SsEs airF 49, :
es.iIsra \ Z 49, IL. 4a
tsls $40 s--<lzrse ~ 4salazs
llrsak s1isasa
fs11-sona Sandanil 4 Na.s,ssaal.t
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12

--t@A.-~s e-A-e4at4tA
8szfs as5ttssE.2asal aas.rfaa = -. 80.
9s<tas t@k4f8
As~ rs t--Ai-a sefiisszasas s.snassssf "a, 1,.,.
ief - 40 s~@8 ~ .ssernz1sas - s.s.ss. -
t@s tf>-sf t4Aisl ~ rhs sylsiEsisl s..s -. -.
"a sosrfs1satT q l4s Papa
1A-s's1 "a ss< fs<A Ma JoAa I4eos Assor
kzeEi - yaafz
f<s-Dsa1E ~ aDosFt ars~niax poes ax.s -
isoe -Edsasd sr.zilsy (CssIAbsrs 49,. F..,,i.h
poe& 1lsd 4zsd AZ
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

New York sun: A solid Young ~
low, who had bcen writing letter WSlA
e pencil, got up from his scat ia the ErSo
Depot for stroll around. leaving HE M
finished letter on the seat. A man came
In. took his seat TO wait for bic lr11Ns
and 10 an absont way picked up she mlus-
i've. lie held II 10 his hands when ~
young man returned, and said:
"That's my letter, mister"
well, you can have IT," was Tho replv.
did you read it?v
"N-o. That -. glanced over ~
lines Of Il and noticed that hardly Z WorA
was spelled CORRECTLY
IT is letter 70 my girl"
"Yoa.s
"GirI Tm going 70 marry"
yes"
And don't care cooked bat abonk
the spelling. What l want to imprcas
on that girl is Inv, l-u-v. and lots % ~
for there's sixty acrcs or land ana ~.
mill behind hcr.r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22
y. G. q. y. COLUMW.
Conducted NJ mrs. =. L. nonps.
SIM COY's IDEAS.
a Temperance Meeting at the Tai.
ley FOrgcr's Beer Gnrsler.


The indianapolis News givcs On inter.
lcsting account Of temperance meeting
held nj Sim Coy's beer drinking aud bsIl
plsying resort few Sundays since
While thousands Of men, women aud
lchilslrcn were engaged in beer guzzling
Thomas tp"utncy. . temperance cvangel-
let, held . temperance meeting NJ the re-
quest of Coy. The Temperance evang~l-
~ pleaded for pledges while COy's bar
tenders were handing out beer NJ IN un-
broken rate. Mr.. Doutncy called Coy to
the stand and he WAS received with
cheers. Ills remarks arc worthy Of re-
mem brance
lie told the people that no had never
lifted his hand 10 harm any human being /;
that he aIvavs went 10 bed with . clear
and slept well that he was
not in the liquor business because he
liked II. but because the law made II le-
gal for him to sell ; that IL the people BY
their votes, ever said liquor sl,ould not
DO sold, he would he one Of the first To
quit. -Ali the preachin' in the world
won't do no good rs long as that law re-
mains on the statute books" was Mr..
Coy's parting remark.
Sim Coy is . representative liquor
man. lie Is the willy forgcr who WAS
pardoncd by President Harrison. Being
councilman OF Indianapolis he spent his
term ia the penitentiary without resign
Ing his position. The Indianapolis pco-
pie liked him so well that hc MAS re.
elected 10 the Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

recently heard an incident that may
prove leseOn 10 somebody. A we'll
to-do-citizen Of . city not thousand
miIes from this city, who IL hard drink
ing man. had : sweet little daughter 10
whom, when sober. he was devotedly at
tached, but when drunk he was inclined
TO be ugly. In the latter condition he
was frequently IN the habit Of calling 10
her for . kiss. II she hesisatcd, the
msudlin beast would rap her on the head
with his cane. knuckles, or what ever
came handy. The result was that sfter
awhile his mere approach served TO
throw the little one into convulsions In
anticipation of tho blows she expected
70 receive. Al this appeared 10 please
him while he played upon her fears, and
the shycr she grew the scvercr grew the
punishment that followed the forced
csress. Finally she was taken III, and
the physician who was summoned pro-
nounced II case Of brain fever. On cx-
amining her head he found IL full Of
knots and bruises. II was necessary 10
make . further diagnosis. and the father
wss informed that the child must die.
The intelligence sobered him, and he in
sisted on being 81 her bedside continual
~. just before the child breathed her
last she looked 1t him wearily. while the
little head tossed from side to side in
pain. and said, Papa. I amt afraid Of
90. now 90 NAV tiss me now ae much
~ 90 please, and 90 NAV knock INV poor
head, too, IL 90 wants. papa. for | ain'sl
going TO trubblc 90 any more!' and with
that che turned her baby face 10 the wall.
..1 - n
Ing.
The father. recognizing 81 last what hel
had done. uttered . cry and fell to thel
lioor. The physician who described the
scene. says he has In the father anolherl
patient who will never recover. for hisl
mind y gone, and he wsndcrs around thcI
house moaning aud weeping for hisI
child.
This l. related by . st. Joseph minis
cr - true story. Selected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

Arkansas this year presents two eons
didates for governor who were once loo1
proclsimcrs Of the works or tho Lord.
The Rev. Mr. Fizcr opposes, on the intus
pendent ticket, Governor EaGle. ~
democratic nominee. Governor koklo
was once Baptist minister, bat ho -
altogether given up preaching for ~.
cnuc and adopted politics = ! progov.
sion.--Galveston News.
A man who leaves the ministry % o..
ter politics generally leaves behind ~
religion. Otherwise things might look
. little moro hopeful in Arkansss. No
state IN the Union more needs ~ l0vos
sion Of civilization and Christianily ~
Arkansas. .-- Evansville Journal.
We commend tho above from the Re.
publicsn Evansville journal, 10 tho
thoughtful anil praycrfnl consideratfoA
of the Journals political brothers IN tbls
county on tho Republican tickes-Rsvo.
}. Cox and Ellis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-22

There will DO joint meeting OF The
Board of Commissioners and Board or
Trustees Of the Insane Aeyium 10 dcviac
mesns Tor the early opening OF the Ev-
ansviIle ASYLUM, held at Indianapolis !
next Wednesiay, August 40 --Eyaus.
vile Courier