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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-16

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6ounfv and State Aforesaid, and thnt said
frm viii pay The sum Of ON HUNDRED Doir
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nd scts directly upon the blood and mucous
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monials, frae. +. J, CnENE(E Co.. 1oieoosus
Sold by Druegists, 80
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NJ HkvR been occasionally troubled with
Coughs, and In each case have used BROWNS
BRoNcHrAL TRooHEs, which have never
failed, andI must say they are second TO
none in the world Felix A. May, Cashier,
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-16

NEVER fail to cure sick headache, often
the very first dose This Is what is said BY
all who try Carter's Little Liver Pills.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-16

THE young man who was 'sunable 70 81
press his joyn saved money. by sending !
by mall Norristown herald.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-16

To PREVENT the lips and hands Of girls
from being chapped-tell the young men not
II cali arair. Boston Herald.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-16

DoN'T Wheeze and cough when Hale's
Honey Of Horehound and Tai. will cure.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-16
ADpIcrnD to drink Dish.

eNo Opium In Ptso's Cure for Cons umption.
Cures where other remedies fail &c.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-16

TIE easiest way fer prisoner to escape
from jail is by filing his objections ID Ing
hamton Republican.
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MY friend, look here you know how weak
and nervous your wife is, and you know that
Carriers Iron Pills will relieve her. Now
why not be fair about 1t and buy her Q boxi
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-16

"Go TO the ant" said Solomon to tho
needy sluggard Of old But the needy slug
gard nowadays generally COOS to his uncle.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-16

aJusr slate this,n said the customer to
tho coal dealer, and the dealer aio - y ~
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-16

DID YOU ever 20 within . mile OF . soar
factoryl II SO you know what material
thew make soap OF. Dobbins' Electric Soap
factory IS rs free from odor as chair FAC
tory. Try it once. Ask your grocer Tor u
Take no imitation.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-16

VINO hath redness Of H'si The book
keeper who writes with red ink.
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THE State hospitals make no provision for
the care of fish that are found in seine
Buffalo Express
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MANY q youth tries u suraeunt ~ OBJ
Stacles In life IN jumping his beard eiiL--
Eluira Guxetta
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ALL in a nutshell-the kernels.

SET "cm' up again printers.
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IcE-BouND--a fat mans fall on the slip
perry pavement
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-16

THE more the girls pine for some youn
men the more spruce they become. -Epocl
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IFLoKTED out with the tiedn-as the
came to have rice in his hair.-Puck.
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A NOTABLE affair--the tramp's dinner
Indianapolis journal. =
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NEVER ask a blacksmith to give up his
pet vice-Texas Siftings.
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| thae ne must regard him merely g :
human machine that was unworthy Of
her consideration. A. the station her
indifference was maintained, and, -
accompanied BY the footman she en-
tered the ladies' waiting the new
servant, having recovered his customary
equanimity, found himself wondering
how much her brillfant bonnet and
handsome sealsl<in cloak must have
cost, and estimating how large must be
the income Of man who could afford
to marry her.
The name Of the young lady was Julia
valoppel, she being the only daughter
| Of the proud president Of the Celestial
Insurance Company. She resembled
him in character, and she satisfied him
| in every particular. He ardently de-
sired that she should marry title. He
! had decided that her hysband must be
an English duke or an Italian count or
. German baron, and she shared his
wishes. The foregoing facts were as
certained bv Joe Buckslxin, the coach
man, MS he conversed with the footman,
after the latter had returned from the
station, where he had purchased q
ticket for his young mistress, and
checked her Saratoga trunk to Boston.
Joe Buckslkin, as may be inferred
from his name, was son of the plains.
The greater part OF his life had been
spent ON . ranch In Texas, and he was
familiar with the duties OF cowboy.
Being an expert and daring horseman,
he possessed admirable qualifications
for coachman. Rude health had been
acquired during his free, open-air life,
and strength and agility were well COM
bined in his large and symmetrical
form. He had a strong and pleasing
face, but he was not handsome Quite
noticeable was his careless Western
gait, which showed that he was unfa-
miliar with the pedestrianism of great
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-16

''ARE we losing our eyesi" ask the
scientists Suppose we wait and see.--
Courter = cvrNaL
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A TASTY individual--the epicure. -Tcxs
Siftings.
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1.-TWO heads are better than one,n quoth
the slugger, and he proceeded TO put anoth-
er on his victim.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-04-16

This fills the bill" as the hungry hen
remarked when she dipped into the dough
pan.
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CHARITY is obliged to begin OF home when
no one will start It abroad. IN. o. Picayune
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WET cargo-seas that are shipped.

A NIGHT watchman--tbe astronomer
Puck
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Coon wine needs no bush, but 1t has
made many men take to the woods.
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REPUTATION may be bubble, but it is no
made by q blower Puck.
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WHEN al ladies change-in the lancierl

MENTAL work-maling up ONES mind.
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ADDICTED to drink-fish.
----~--------
SET tenn up again printers.
PUT to flight-carrier pigeons.
ALL in nutshell-the kernels.
WET cargo-seas that are shipped
-s----
A NIGHT watchman--stbe astronomer.-
Puck.
TASTY individual-the cpicure Texas
Siftings.
MENTAL matchmaking up ones mind.
WHEN all ladies change-in the lanciers.
NEVER ask blacksmith to give up his
pet vice. Texas Siftings.
IcE-BouND-a fat mans fall on the slip
perry pavement.
A NOTABLE affair--thc tramp's dinner
Indianapolis journal. 81
Coon wine needs no bush, but 1t has
made many men take to the woods.
REPUTATION may be bubble, but it is not
made by q blower.-Puck.
CHARITY is obliged to begin OF home when
no one will start 1t abroad.-N. o. Picayune
This fills the bill,,' as the hungry hen
remarked when she dipped into the dough
pan.
1.-TWO heads are better than one,n quoth
the sluggcr, and he proceeded TO put ancth-
er on his victim.
IFLoATED out with the tied,,-as the
best man explained when asked how he
came to have rice in his lair.-RucE
THE State hospitals make no provision for
the care of fish that are found in seine
Buffalo Express.
THE more the girls pine for some young
men the more spruce they become.-Epoch.
''ARE we losing our eyesa' ask the
scientists. Suppose we wait and see.-
Courser JcvrNaL
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Counterfeit currenrx.

q D. Hi14tION
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Dec. 80.
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Pur to flight-carricr pigeons.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-08
Some Guesses as to the Fut-
ure Of the Minneapolis
Tribune.
George K. Shaw Has Parted
With His Interest in the
Evening Tribune.
Council Committees Clear Up
Considerable Business
for Tonight.
Artificial Ice Will Cut No Fig
ure With Minneapolis
Dealers.

The probable and the probabilities of
the disposition of the evening edition
~of the Tribune nave occasioned consid-
cradle gossip in newspaper and business
circles for a week past. The report that
the paper was to fall into the hands of
the Evening Journal and give that
paper practical monopoly of the even
ing paper field has been vigorously de-
MED. especially by George X. Shaw,
the editor of the Evening Tribune,
who issued one of his double-leaded
phllliplcS in contradiction of the re-
port. 1t now tranSpireS that MIR. Shaw
is practically out Of the paper, and that
on Monday last was paid $4,000 for his
interest. When A. j. Blethen bonded
the Tribune, Mr.. Shaw's interest was
assessed at $4,000, for which he re-
ceived $1,000 less than that amount.
The management of the Tribune is
quite probmetical as yet, as well as the
final disposition of the evening edition
1t is now likely that Senator Gilbert A.
Pierce will remain as editor, but tie
general management of tine paper is
decidedly conundrum. However,
union of hearts and hands is going to
exert quite an influence. 1t will be re-
membered that Thomas Lowry is practi-
cally sole proprietor of the pa
per; also that the announcement
of the marriage of his daughter
to Harry p. Robinson, of the
Northwestern Railroader. to occur prob
ably in September. Mr.. Robinson is
bright and active newspaper man. Who
formally occupied one of the leading
positions on the Tribune during the
BlethenH Haskell regime. Putting this
and that together, it is safe to predict
that within six months Mr.. Robinson
will be general manager of the Mime
apolis Tribune
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-08
A ADJUSTMENTS.

"All the Comforts of Home.' the splendid
play that is nightly packing the Grand opera
house. will be seen at three more perform
ances. 1t has been the refined success of the
past season in this city, and should attract
the ladies al The matinee tomorrow in great
numbers.
''Pinafore" will be given noteworthy pro-
duction at the Lyceum theater tonight. To
morrow afternoon matinee will be given
for the school children. when all pupils will
be admitted for 10 cents
Col. Robert g. Ingersoll has consented to
lecture for the new management of the Le-
ceum theater next Wednesday evening for
the third time in this country, on Shakes
peare and his Creations This will be Col.
lngersoll's first public appearance in Mime
apol1s i'll five years. Seats will be placed on
sale at Dyer Bros. music store next Monday
morning.
John McQuade was encored three times on
his talented rendition of the pathetic song
Comrades at the Bijou last evening. Three
more performances will conclude the en-
gagement of the popular comedians Hallen
and Hart in their funny farce Later On -
Charles Gardner opens Sunday afternoon
with mis- pretty domestic drama ''Faderland. :"
The piece has been embellished by the addi-
ton of a number of new songs. and as now
presented contains deal of merit.
The Twin City Athletic combination is Civ
Ing clever yaude vile performance at the
Pence. Hits are being made by Ben Mowatt
A professional matinee occurs to-day al 2:40
Prices, 10. 10 and % cents. The sparrng
Douts are genuine and very interesting. Bob
fltZslmmonS has promised to referee the
contest between Johnny Van Heest and Tom
King tonight
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-08
SAM is DEFIED.
Oil Companies Will Tender the
Fee and Then Sell.

The fight between Oil Inspector Mich
OILS and the oil companies will get into
the courts. When Mr.. Nichols deprived
the companies of the use of the stencils
they had considerable oil on hand that
had already been branded. That stock
is nearly all gone now. There is no
way of getting any more inspected as
the law requires, and there is a penalty
for selling uninspected oil. w. II. Con-
over, of the Standard Oil company, says
that his company will keep right on
selling. Asked if he would sell in def
ance of the law, he replied:
''Well, we are going to keep as near
the margin as it is possible to do. We
shall tender the legal sum per barrel for
oil inspection to the proper state author
ity. If it is accepted, well and good; if
refused we have done our best. What
is going to be done about it anyhow?
Here Is state with an oil inspector ap-
pointed to do certain duties. These he
refuses to do for reasons which are no
concern of the Oil companies. The
duty of the companies is plainly to
tender the sum of money required by
law for inspection and then take their
chances"
Mr.. COnover denies that any PROPOSE
tion for meeting between the gov
ernOr, the attorney general and the oil
men to adjust the difficulty has been
made. Representatives of the Chester
and Globe companies talk much as Mr.
COnOyer does.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-08
ALL SORTS.

''Old Brin'' must be anchored to stake
now when turned out to Craze within the city
limits. AS good many COWS are kept in the
Eighth ward, this ordinance is believed to be
one of Jim Bradish's schemes to reduce
Poundmaster Sterlings fees for holding
stray cattle
Miss Lille Williams broke her collar bone
night before last and rode nine miles after
ward without having had medical attend
ance. Yet she would probably faint at sight
of a mouse, for she is woman.
The oil men announce that they will sell
oil, no matter what Sam Nichols and the law
say. They will trust to their slipperiness tc
get them out of resulting difficulties.
One evening paper says that the conscien-
tious juryman with sympathy for bankrupts
was a German another that he was a Scandi-
navian. Probability says that the man was
an American and speaker of pure English,
hence its seeming Queerness to evening
newsgatherers.
If the members of the Republican national
committee look anything like their repre-
sentative as depicted in last nights journal,
the committee will most likely go TO Souat
Hollow, or some other equally famous local
ity.
1.-The Actors Oppose 1t: Opening Theaters
Sunday. Like the Rest OF Humanity, Require
One Days Rest
The above is respectfully submitted as
living example of English las she is writ
by tea time editors.
Minneapolis grocers, take heart The fate
OF your nemy, the Italian fruit vender, is
sealed. A Boston society will undertake tC
improve his condition, a la Lo, the poor In
dian
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-08
DISTRICT COURT BRIEFS.

The johnson Landus Undertaking
company filed articles of incorporation
yesterday. The capital stock is placed
at $4,000. The incorporatorS are j. Fl.
johnson, W. H. LanduS, q. w. Sher-
man, The business will be the manu-
facture of burial cases.
G. F. Dorm filed a $500, 900 bond YES
terday as executor in the estate of John
q. Gluck. The other executors, Frank
Morse and DR.. r. d. Hill. do not wish
to serve in the matter, and have filed
their refusals. This leaves Nh Dorm
the sole executor in the heavy estate.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to John Bahnamann and Aggie
Starr, George Beuhler and Mary MAN.
Walter NJ. Gordon and Mary Purbeck,
Thomas o. HendrickSen and Annie
Sandholm.
The jury in the case of d. A. Nc
Arthur against G.. A. NimockS, as the
old Times Printing company, returned
a verdict for the plaintiff in the sum of
$780,
Judge Corrigan performed two we'd
ding ceremonies yesterday, one be-
tween Walter u. Gordon and Mary
Purbeck and another between John G..
Bahnamann and Aggie Starr. Young
Gordon came down to the court house
to be married quietly. so that the papers
would not get hold of the matter He
is nephew of "Thundering" Gordon, a
former local political celebrity.
The investigation of the affairs of A..
b H.Lindike, as assignee for the insolvent
firm of Shotwell, Clerihue & Lothman,
will probably consume the better part
of week in the nearing, as it was
thought necessary to look over all of the
papers. covering period of nearly
three years.
The jury in the damage case of o. c..
Sluier against the city and A. j. Finne-
gan returned a verdict for the defend
ants after being out but short time.
William Warfield, held to the grand
jury for assault in the first degree, was
released yesterday on $500 bail.
In the criminal court, the bastaryd
cases of August Peterson aud Thomas
Sawyer were nolled yesterday for the
reason that the complaining witnesses
could not be found, after dlligent
search. The case of the same kind
against Gust Anderson was continued
until May IL.
The SANDER case of Lizzie Kutsen
against Annie Kutsen. little family
row, came up before Judge Canty, and,
after hearing, the jury returned a
verdict for the defendant. 1t was
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-08
Saws the Bill Is Right.

c. Nee. Reeve introduced in the leg
islature the bill designed to provide for
the raising of Minnetonka's level. 1t is
now said that the bill, by providing that
the Minnetonka mill property be paid
for in certificates of Indebtedness, de-
feats its own object. MIR. Reeve says in
its defense: 1.-The bill is all right. Be-
fore we accepted the amendments
which were put in in the senate at the
suggestion of Frank Morse, the owners
of the property in question said that
they were perfectly willing the prop
erty should be paid for in certificates of
indebtedness"
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-08
Personal AND SOCIAL

MS. j. j. Ankeny, who has been seriously
Ill with la grippe, is now convalescent.
Oliver P. Morton post and corps will give
an ice cream social at 55 Fourth street south
tomorrow night
G. Allen Maull, of Philadelphia, and Miss
Alice G. Hart were married last evening at
the residence of the brides parents
Charles Bennett, clerk at the Metropolitan
hotel, West Superior, Wis, ana Miss Mary
. OBrlen were united in marriage by Rev.
William Wilkinson, at 422 Second avenue
north, Wednesday evening.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Middle on
and Willis c. Bentley occurred Wednesday
evening at the brides home on the corner of
Stevens avenue and Twenty eighth street,
Rev. 6. l.. Morrill, officiating. A supper ana
reception followed the ceremony
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-08
ten-ton lots. S. NJ. Chute, of the Cedar

ten-ton lots. S. NJ. Chute, of the Cedar
Lake Ice company, says of it:
This idea is so silly that either the
man who wrote it or the man who in
spired it Is off his base-or he is an ig-
lioramus in the ice business. 1t costs
about dollar ton to deliver ice. That
is where the expense of the business
comes in. That is clear when it is un-
derstood how much more we charge for
small lots than we do for large ones.
1t is all in the delivery. Talk about
making ice in Minnesota. 1t is alb
surd. If there were much in it, do you
suppose we would lock up thousands of
dollars every winter in ice, running the
risks incident TO the business, if we
could make it as we wanted as cheap as
we can harvest it in winter? We have
been in the ice business for years, and
have studied it in ali its phases. An ice
factory is out of the question in Mime
sota-except for fun. There is no money
III it,
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-08
ACTUALLY RAN FOR 1T.
A Tie Vote in Indiana Decided
by q Foot Race.

CRAwFoRDsVILLE, Ind, May 7.-On
Monday last occurred the city election
at Waynetown, Montgomery county.
William Slmms and Frank HolIowell
tied for the Office of treasurer, each gen.
tleman receiving 323 votes. To decide
the question as to which one should
hold the Office, a foot race was held yes
terday between the men. The race
was 200-yard dash, and several thou
sand people were on the ground betting
on tine outcome. SimmS seemed sure
winner, until he tripped and fell when
within three yards of the goal. Hol,
lowell fell over him, but crawling over
the line, won the race, amid the howls
and cheers of the crowd. Hollowell
was duly sworn in last evening.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-08
TWO COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
An Agreement to Not Use Bad
language Young Ordinances.

An Agreement to Not Use Bad
Language oung Ordinances.
Aldermen were tired yesterday. Those
who did not succumb to the heat went
to the ball game. Only two coun Gil
committees met, street grades and ad-
ditions and ordinances. A bare quorum
o: last got together. The committee on
street grades and additions had but one
matter before it. the consideration of a
plat of ScOtt's addition TO Minneapolis,
on the east side. Before plating Scott
sold lot to Alex Perie. The original
plat gave Perie no outlet to the
street. The committee refused to
accept it. Then Scott agreed to give
Perle roadway, SO the amended plat
was accepted yesterday. This agree
ment, signed by Jacob w. and Harriet
X. Scott, and Alexander and Barbara
Perie, closes with this novel obligation:
1T is also agreed by and between
the parties to this agreement that
neither of the said parties or their fam
lilies shall use Of and TO the other, or to
the families of the other, any vile, sour
rilOuS, profane or indecent language,
or language tending to create any bad
feeling or foment any quarrelS be-
tween the parties hereto or their re-
Spective families"
Aid. Bradish and Larkey, of the Or
dinance committee, will recommend
the passage of an amendment to the
pOundmasters' ordinance. IL provides
that hereafter no cattle shall be allowed
TO run loose on any uninclosed piece of
ground. If man wants to pasture his
cow or his horse on his own lot, he
must tether the animal, if the lot be not
fenced. This committee will also pre-
sent to the council all elaborate ordi-
nance governing the strInging and care
of electric wires. When the building
inspector was given charge of the cleo
trio wires something over year ago, it
special ordinance, governing this
branch of his work, would be prepared.
This is the ordinance. Its provisions
are practically the same as those rules
framed by the building inspector.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-08
Long & Kees Must Wait.

The finance committee of the court
house commission met yesterday to con-
slider Commissioner Marcell's PROPOSE
ton to advance Long u KEGS, the
architects, $4,000 on their work. His
reason for urging this was that the
architects have been put to considerable
expense in changing plans. The re-
quest will probably not he granted.
Most of the members of the committee
think it bad policy to pay for work in
advance. The committee on construc-
ton awarded the contract for the cast
iron work of the third, fourth snd fifth
stories of the county side to MenZel d.
Furgeson at SS,973.76.