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Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-07

hardly think of anything special to
say" he said. "The greatest difficulty
that have had to contend with since
my nomination has been that of coming
in contact with strangers. Really, since
L have entered into the campaign l feel
as though l were among strangers, and
If any of you can imagine yourself in my
position you can readily appreciate
what | mean"
II place myself entirely in your
hands," continued he, "and to you l
look for the naming of the sections of
the state wherein 1 can be of
most use. Send me where you will,
and when you please and l shall be
satisfied. Supposing that every good
man lived down our way, there would be
no trouble, but as they live elsewhere,
as well, | must meet the strang
ers, and the only question will
be whether l will capture
them or they capture me. 1 must get
acquainted. In fact / want to know
these strangers, possibly more than they
want to know me. 1 can assure you
that we will be victorious, and will
come out OF Los Angeles with 5000 ma
lority. again state that place myself
in the hands of the committee, and will
go wherever they see fit to send me-"
The state herald., 1890-08-08

said the surplus should DO put into
circulation that the people might de-
rive some benefit from it ind that, II
| the people would place them In power
they would soon dispose of this matter
The people took them ut their word
and guvc them control Of the govern.
ment for four years and during TINT
time the only move made by the demo.
cratic party for placing this surplus. In
the hands of the people was their in
crease of the government expenditure
sl0s, 900, 900. Failing TO fulfill thcil
promises, they are now worried fol
fear the republican party will succeed
in satisfactorily disposing of this ques-
ton and they will thereby be deprived
of one CAUSE for kicking against the
powers that be. So now they, in their
accustomary role as prophets of evil,
say that one year more will show IL
deficiency. II they have any regard
for their reputation as careful muthe-
matic.ans, they had better stop and do
some figuring before they make many
such positive assertions. They will
find, upon careful calculations, that
their fears are wholly groundless,
which, II honest enough to admit it,
they are well aware of now.
The state herald., 1890-08-08


WiiLi kA-. sarah \. Moore und Perry
oi'' .. '"' county OF Phillips md
s'A""' '"."t''o"'oh me huh day :" nteani
VT ~ 49, W ."eif certain se''i OF trust
VI n''' uh'e when Il "cHund IN ihr oiic,
~ '"e '"""'y 'i'iN AM hecHther 81 iognh
""",s' '"'"iaao' ~ hooh IL rage 49, OF the
.''".u' VI '"'u i-"sa" '"nn'A'e"Af'yeu I" H.
70 N'p-'rf' rs 'rns'e'' or In case Ct death,
s'E"ni""' Hih"Nhl NON The county or
,"' ,,i % &C, or oiipf inamhiY OF -nid Il.
70 """s"E' thrh Z" shnil"s u Undertake
III ""'' lheiuilnAihk u'rcrihrh
r'pFN ~ Ni'ua'. ~ wv ,"ua'y OF l<fin'
So -, ~ Ni'"ls's 'h'e ui to'"'
',m"' '"it'
Nv "'''n nan W. a thrssontiwe-t
'uai''f CIV - anu 'hr noi'h quarter tn', y
81 lns s"a'nea'i quarter - v 81 10" north
'"r' Y" H'tF tac' q 81 section thirteen u.s. ~
'p"h-hlh') NORTH rangciofiy'il'r tit)'wasi,
pssthrr Nlth All aAd slnfln- III prlvii-
eyes anu Hppartrhn ces th.rsnnio belong
i's' Us tthrt !" - use the pafmcni OF two
go Iio,nis-ory note o'ca date With
rs'd 'crd OF trn s.g1,d by sarah Moore.
''fis Moore e. w. Moore ard Emma .accr-,
"he h"b'"s re',np''wo Goilnrs GA pay
nD'c To inc order oi n odo'" u. iiptrn xix
""hths Hit'r dnt" with Interest u, three pr
e'Ht par Month "tHr maturity aud o.-n' "
i"i fnnf hnndrsd aud so,crriHo dolli.rss si1sl
payable To Inc ofu"rti Theodore u. ilpiSn
ohr year from dntr With intcir., 10 I, r.. pei
CENT yer h"nth ifoni maturity.
The state herald., 1890-08-08

There Is Il disposition manifested by
individuals md newspapers Of this
state to urge the reelection of certain
public officers for tl,r purpose Of vindi.
eating them. We have no sympathy
TO waste on the men who have been
negligent or incapable servants Of the
people, and WHO now ask for vIndica.
'ion. II there We're doubts Us tn the
responsibility If these men for the
gross abuses Of official power; II there
were II chance that they were The nm
willing victims Of over confidence In
confidence men; were II possible that
they have been nnjnslly charged with
negligence or incaPaciiy under such
circumstances there might he some
force IN the demand for vindicatiOl.
But |, is well known That gross extrNv-
agance or Ignorance use no harsh.
er terms-cost tie State of Colorado
hundreds Of thousands II dollars dur.
the past two years. When u mans
honesty Is called IN question. he may
demund an investigation: but what
shall he done by or for the man who ut
best can set up the excuse that lie hrs
been careless ar incapableY When II
public servant is weighed and found
wanting. shall he be given additional
0
opportunity To rob the people by his
Inability To properly conduct their bus.
messy II II man hns been " failure IN
public life, let him step aside aud make
room for Ills bettcrs; and II hc has
friends. let them not hold him up to
the scorn Of the people by demanding
for him 'yIndIcatlon. Il costs too
much 10 ",in,licaie' such men; and
they nrc little II ANY better Afterwards.
Lot the men who have proved them.
selves worthy Of coniidence liz returned
to serve tie people; but give the In.
compeienis. the rencRndcs. mud nll
Who have been mnfaithfui n chance 10
mediate on their sins IN the silence Of
obsufily. Colorado Farmer.
The state herald., 1890-08-08
CHANGED lis ,l,yp.

During our state Fab large flesh,
gentleman CAME into uur drug store
ANA was suffering intensely lfum waln
~ the stomach, calif.d by u chnnpe a
wal'r sud diet. lie call,d for plnr,,
ahd brandy. The latter wc could ma,
"Si'lj. Ne 'iL,iri,lr recommended
tiininicilali'h clic chul,in nl,l dlnf
iitrn ~ nnd, lloi,iillrh Thai lc had
~" iaiill ~ Any lsllpht medicines, hul
linall, c,hclnd,d To- laLr u dose. IN n
sl'il IN, lciclIri,d nid longld II
ioiil,. lie Ilisi DIR. relieved him
W. ny, n large snle,f II, ma ST, (,
s,h mei,ial iin,,l,mni,l io i,is,n,
vii" Lave med II md Lmw what II n
CliHu. Am Id 4 tnu Morgan Hem,
Dng SAFE. E,s M,ir,f. Iowa. IN
i'is 4. :. l'ahAn.
The state herald., 1890-08-08


The Ailnnia Constitution wants u
boycott on the North II the Federal
election bill lcc,m,s law. The
Charleston News aud Courier would
have n boycott, un negro labor II the
blacks support tie bill. The New Or.
lenns Times.D,mociut says that The
enforcement uf su,h u law means
bloodshcd. The 81. Louis Republic
SAYS HIT the central control Of clcc.
iiohs must result IN anarchy or perhaps
civil war before the close of the cen.
Jury. IN The meantime the loyal PEG.
pie Of the nation viii 80 on demanding
that justice shall b. inoi"d out To- EVER,
man, rich nnd poor, blnck aud white
nnd TINT the constitution shall b,
theird. II there aic gentlemen VII,
wish 10 buck npnintt tint let them y,
IN. They lfi,d II once before. Ia.
The editor Of this exchange evident
/ ~ Iniput 10 mchihn the Phillips Conn
I, News Ia this isl uf democratic bu,
cutiefH and feyuluiiunists.
The state herald., 1890-08-08

The editor of the Tribune. when in-
terrogaied us to the cause If his paper
being so quiet in regard TO the doings
of the last legislature, says. I'VE are
not willing to commit ourselves until
we are satisfied WHO is responsible for
the vicious legislation Of the seventh
general assembly" In other words.
the gentleman proposes TO wal. TN IN.
sees which way the eat jumps before
he expresses an opinion. II he has not
been in the state of Colorado u sufii.
cieut length of time 10 enable him Ia
form nm opinion IN us important II
matter MS the one In question. ut what
date IN the future may We expect lin
to be prepared to intelligenily advise
liis readers on political matters Of state
Importance. Probably IL will be after
the state convention has been heard
from or certainly not more distant
date than the receiving Of the election
returns. The readers Of the Tribune
should exercise patience with It's eli.
tor, Till he can either secure the lie.
sired information. OF lieai from head.
quarters.
The state herald., 1890-08-08

HARVEST HOME EXCURSIONS.

OMAHA, NEB., MARCH 18th. 1890.
STATE 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 "Thc 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 River,
ut half rate, that Is: ONE FARE for
the round trip. Stop-overs will be
allowed mt 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
engagements will be made with the
lines east of Chicago, so that tickets
can he purchased at all points MS far
east as Buffalo and pittsburg, at the
same rate.
The attention OF the people in your
vicinity is called TO the special impor-
lance 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.
Can Ib,ec {. vI,;.,.., t,..n,
The state herald., 1890-08-08

THIS frmrI, il d.rumins Nj well known
aud ~ popular IA 10 need M sIwcia, men.
ton. Allwho have used fieclrlc IiItts,u
h'hK Tie sHihc song ~ praise. "A thf,f ,n,xi.
'riic dvrs MI exist nhd'i l. guaranteed N
'l"a That Is claimed. Electric lIiitcrs wllI
cure all diseases of the liver null kldnrys
viii trmo.c pinplcs. boIls. salt rheum and
oilirt affections cannrd by Impure bloel. =
W'lfdfi,e material iiom the system, ata
prevent rs wen Ms r,Irr all material fcyers
For e''fr ~ headache. constipation aud In
digestion ny Electric iIIi.r- Entire salts
facsion guaranteed. ~ money refunded. :
I'fer@ c'N NM Il 10 ltr trttlc NJ tli,
nthg store.
The state herald., 1890-08-08

No man should he elected to the
state legislature this fall who viii mol
pledge himself 10 do all in his power
Tor the passage Of II bill To prevent our
stale treasurer firm Specializing with
public money. II tie treasurer's sal.
AIRY IL hot laise enough to compensate
him properly for performing the duties
oi the Qlllec, then the salary should be
raised. hut IN good reason can b,
given for permitting any state Official
TO accumulate nice lIlile fortune dur.
ing one sloii term IL cilicc wlii1i II il
iune nj the expense II the public treas,
ury. Let III. public money he loaned
aud the Interest received fur the list Of
II be turned into the treasury where II
belongs.
The state herald., 1890-08-08

Williams, of the News. il finding
fault with every bill passed or that is
likely TO be passed by this Congress.
1t is easily to lie seen now, why he
turned his coat and left the republican
party for tie position of II high private
in The rear ranks of the democratic
party. lie has such Il chronic desire
for kicking, that lac could not feel at
home among republicans and he went
nver TO the party where he can have
plenty Of cnmnnny.
The state herald., 1890-08-08


The republican party is II pledge
keeper. In It's national Platform In
less. Il number VI promises MS to lcgis.
lalion were made; the people accept
ed them, and elected u Republican ma-
jointly in the House 10 enact them into
laws. md n republican President tn
execute those laws. The list Of pledges
thus kept Is already II long one. ara
wc'quole from the New York Press
the following lists. The first Is of re-.
publican pledges kept by the House
!. Tariff iii.
.. Federal elections hill.
.. Silver bill.
4. Antitrust bill.
8. Disability pension hill.
q. Administrative customs hill.
Z. Territorial admission I'LL.
=. Battle ships bin.
republican pledges kept by thu Sen
nic.
!. Silver bill.
=. Antitrust bill.
3. Disability pension hin.
!. Administrative customs bill.
.. Postal subsidy bill.
q. Tonnage bounl, bill.
Z. Territorial admission bin.
s. naltlc.sllips bill.
Next Sterling Advocate.
Paste the above In your Int mud rca,
II 10 your democratic friends when ~,
hear Them claiming Tint the rcpubli
ear party Ia not carrying out ils l,lcdg
The state herald., 1890-08-08

1t is stated, on good authority, that
the Rocky Mountain News will sool,
change hands under IL sale TO II stock
company for the sum of 100000, and
that the times and News will be con-
solidated and published MS u republi-
can paper. What is the matter with
the Colorado democracy that they per-
nit the leading democratic paper of
tue state to go into the hands of repub-
Leans. This shows party zeal and en-
terprise with II vengeance.
The state herald., 1890-08-08
A NEW KIND OF INSURANCE.

For twenty-five cents You can insure
yourself and family against any bud re-
suits from an attack of bowel complaint
during the summer. One or two doses
of Chamberlain collie, cholera and
diarrhoea remedy will cure any ordi-
nary case. 1t never fails and is pleas
ant and safe to take. No one can af-
ford to travel without it. For sale at
81 cents per bottle. For sale by L. S,
Dukam.
The state herald., 1890-08-08
THE BEST REMEDY FOR Cholera
MoRBus.


From the pcs Moincs Leader.
Some weeks ago a Leader man went
into drug store and asked what Is
the best remedy for cholera m0rbus?'
lie was told, "Cbamberlain's collie
cholera and diarrhoea remedy Til.
medicine was purchased, and worke d
like a charm. 1t proved to be very eff
fective, and since we found by expert.
ence In our own household that this
particular remedy was Of real value, We
have not liesitated to speak Of its mcr.
its as occasion offered. For sale by 4
s. Dukun
The state herald., 1890-08-08

We understand that Conrad Sclafer
of Fit. Morgan, viii le candidate be-
fore the republican conventions for
nomination us STATE Treasurer. From
our acquaintance with Mr. Schafcr, we
believe him to be II good mau for that
position and see no reason why he
should not have the hearty support OF
this part Of the state.
The state herald., 1890-08-08
CREAMERY N ROlYOKfl
$500. 90 Bonus
Given to Start
The Enter
prise

To any energetic, live man, posted
in Creamery business, who will open
up, and keep in operation good first
class Creamery in Holyoke, and do 1t
without unnecessary delay, will be CIV
en- the above bonus, which is already
pledged, ii. W. WAKEMAN,
Chm. Com. on Creamery, Phillips
Co. Farmers Alliance.
The state herald., 1890-08-08

a petition has been circulated ask
ing Congress 10 pass il law allowing
the settlers in the burnt district of Ne
braska to prove up on their preemp-
tons and committed homcsteads with
out paying any cash. \ similar petit
,ion has gone in from Kansas. Elk.
This is a good move and the petition
of the people should be granted. The
farmers who settle and improve this
western country should certainly re-
ceive more favors from the government
than any other class of citizens, if any
discrimination is to be made. When
they meet with such misfortune us 1,
total failure of crops, they should re-
ceiye the aid asked in these petitions.
The state herald., 1890-08-08

We see from the Sterlirg Advocate
that J. NJ. Henderson of that place
will be II candidate before the republi-
can convention for nomination us state
auditor. Mr.. Henderson is well quail
lied for the duties of that Office, and If
nominated aud elected, would, without
doubt, ill the Office in II satisfactory
manner. Logan county, 1t seems. is
not ut all backward about asking for
political favors. 1t is bat II short time
since they secured the Land Office
and one of the land officers aud row
they ask for state representative and
state auditor. 1t would be nothing
strange. il they ask for governor before
the convention convenes provided the
Weld county BOSSES do not choke
them OF. We admire the true grit of
men VIII, stands firm for the rights of
their county. but no Que county. Of
right. OWNS the EARTH
The state herald., 1890-08-08
II CoNsuMrrioN INormAuLn :

"l'ca'l The toiiowina Air. 4. n. Morris,
Newark. Ark. sa,s WAS ,iown with Ab.
cess VI lungs. nnd friends nnd pl, sicia,k
pronounced ne MI incntablc coiisumpiiyc.
Began taking Dr. Kings New Discovery
fpf cohru'hiaIos. Am now M my third bot.
tie, aud nble ~ oversee the work IN ny
farm. II Il the tnesi medicine ever niair. y
.les-e Mhldlewa,t. Decatur. Ohio. SAYS:
HAL u n"' been for Dr. Kings New IBIS.
co,ery for Consumption I wouli have died
Of lung troubles. Was given up by doctors,
Am nav In l~ni VI hraIih.". TRY II. sam,
pie bottles ir,c NJ ciiy Drug Store.
The state herald., 1890-08-08

The secretary of the Kansas state
board of agriculture estimates the corn
crop OF that state for this year ut moi,
more than twenty per cent. of last
years crop. 1t is reported. by parties
who have gone over the Missouri Pa
cilic line Of read through the state.
that. west of Concordia, the corn crop
Is IL complete failure.
The state herald., 1890-08-08

y terrific explosion took place in the
Denver Fire Clay Company's stores il,
Denver ON the 18th instant which re-
suited in The deata of j. O. Bostworth
the president of the company ana did
great damage to the buildings.
The state herald., 1890-08-08
EIGHTEENTH vEAn.
NEBRASKA STATE JOURNAL
Pronounced By all
EsSraska's Leading Republican Newspaper
PUBLISHED At TIE CAPITAL
EIGHTEENTH vgAn.
THE pA,ly JOURNAL.
eight Large Pages. with Sunday Supple
mont


mont.
m year ins viii he one Of almost unprrrrSiented
@.ssstAnea ~ tle American people. y That u will
Oknese vnc at the most intcrsttinx and exciting
tonelcalnIatsns In tbs history OF the country. u
Asbraaka. several cngrotzins issurs In tk~ state
y III ds inlnd their attention for Intelligent deviation
1h- submission qurstinn and the selection ola unite
States senator arr qucslt Ions thu every intrik rn
soter ahouL mert spuArely and decide for imr It.
IN Wv Of ttrAs ftc.s II b~oosr< svsry citssn
let whey rou OF Information for thr coming
.-ar. for The ar . nk STATE jotkxAL wii ir
geit titsrn an ri 10 e without Il. matt of
what anade q FOL trial beiief. = since our last
pourcctLsit eAtcslsr nrranrernrn,t have bss,n per
trc'rd BY luz JorE>AL for receiving md hsndlng
w news OF tue day and the publishers are prA.ed
y snnoun.r that Ior the var MS IIir Jo.ssAL will
sais pr~s md ms uniis i'rsss ss.ocisiions, and
Win thc telegraph nic. leAsitns drsct 70 lts sdt
eoral rooms from all parts ofthe world s telegraph
couts will hr found each day rrpleie with the lat
,st intsltscncc In addition " thsse facilities Ing
JorksAL NJ aintaihs sn aldo corts f special cosval
spon..on Ant!ioe.ed all over The state t.des thoss
the principal news ccniers d ths country.
fublhhsd ~ The stats capital TuE lounsAi Will a.
ways contain sAs lafsHt news from The state depaFt
msnts and pSrerdirgs u ths supreme court Whhh
arc of esteclAl htrTSst to SrbrnakA readsru. 1iuS
oews p the day will b discuss~t and comineuissi
upon Ia 81 ahle manner iu Its editorial coiumns
.pscal artisis, WI Appsar froin tne TO time from
rrlosts from tbs lncips trade ucniers Of the world
VII te complrss I'D sicurate and Ia many oilsrs
sespevs k JouHsAL will b. found 10 - the lsaiins
oswspapos d the west
The state herald., 1890-08-08

y petition has been presented to
Congress frc,n citizens of Oklahoma
asking that n bill be passed giving
them one yearYsupply of food as their
crops were entirely destroyed by
truu,ll.
The state herald., 1890-08-08

The democratic inr,ts trtm 10 h.
sci, much concerned hest there should
hr u deficiency Ia the United state.
l'ensir, b, HE clo,o Of the next yrnr
Before tho democratic party came inio
powei' IN itti. The huiiliiA II, The treas
li's iirehled item very mech. Tic,
The state herald., 1890-08-08

The political campaign in Nebraska
bids fair TO be Il pretty warm one.
There will he four parties in the field
asking for the votes of the state, the
republican, democrat. independent and
prohibition. The peoples independent
party held their state conventions at
Lincoln last week aud nominated j.
II. Powers, of Hitchcock county, for
yOyruOr
The state herald., 1890-08-08

Tho democratic editors Of Colorado
viii meet in Denver tomorrow to make
arrangements for the funeral services
of the democratic party to be held the
first week in November next
The state herald., 1890-08-08

On the Goth of August the state con-
vention Of the Alliance, knights of III
Dor and ballot reform party will be
held II, Denver for the purpose Of nom
limiting q state ticket.
The state herald., 1890-08-08
IMG WlGKlv IoUanAl.
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Eight Large Page Rissy-six Columns.
M psh..hsr. dss.rs e cal, u. s,.sa,ie. q Ne
stAyx JovI.AAL f1s ine< Esteaslvs. Arrsnrriirs,s
s, s -; !. 49, q. -. psas ,sa vita
Hslsl.a.a fiitsd ~ st.n caryiuily .srtstrl sof
th~se anelMy. will ~ found rat1reiy disiint frifn
ne aAtly elnto4 ahdin every way calcalatrl 10 sap
~ thsNa!ts 81 III Issaias ma..~, 4 vii -oaiala
ths nrwn u H. wyrh uarsfuiy coiAtrt and ter.riy
tnd, Arearate Mafkst rsporta agricultural and hof
uuiturai mAitfr u lnterrst ,, Nsbraskans editorial
ennnnsat spe'tAi Asttrlsa % live sublsfs and he
rhoiesst mlasstlanssas rcadigR. In abort. n will "
the paysr tof the psOpc. and Vt tbs tow prc- u ss
scriI,tn. a pr year. i vii be found wiihia Hs
rwRNs or SUBSCRIPTION.
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oIATH JOURNAL COMPANY,
LAaeln. NssrAsha
The state herald., 1890-08-08

The democratic state convention is
called to meet at Denver on the 24lh
of September.
The state herald., 1890-08-08

ESl hA1 NOlICE.
One mare pony, bay white star in
face: has u brand lcliurn DASH on right
side and counter brand OH left side.
Had a rope halter on when it lief, home
with about Thirty foot Of rope dragging.
Address: STATE HERALD. llolyokc,
Colorado.
The state herald., 1890-08-08
Editorial.

They do shy that Alabama has gone
democratic.
The state herald., 1890-08-08
Arc You. sae,nR 1ansta


II so, the hand some new yestibule
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
rccllning-chalr cars, latest pattern;
Pullman's elegant diners and sleepcrs:
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
sleepers and all meals served In dining
cars. Free reclining chair cars and
elegant day coaches.
Dining Ours
Are now onelof the important fea-
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 to
travel on than the popular Union
Pacific.
The state herald., 1890-08-08

The citizens of Greeley are making
an cGfnrt To induce the b. II NJ. to
build n line .! road from Raymer on
lie Cheyenne line 10 Greeley and re-
rchily sent Il committee to Denver 10
confer will tie u. Il VI. officials in re-
gard tn Axe matier. Such n lire Of
road would he II great advantage 10
Greeley rs it would give The shippers
competing roads which would enable
them 10 oblnin better rates. 1t also
looks reasonable that such luc would
he II iaying me. for the company, ms il
would give .hcm business from one of
the richest agricultural sections of Col
orado and the luuling Of n large
amount OF farm produce to market.