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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22

KAsrSl.a's saloon. Presccost.
 ROOMS ID LET TWO NlCEi.A furnished rooms st the residence of Alrs. CALVIN JAG kS0N. Granite -tres., A NICELN furnished room. Apply to Mrs. II. h A. i}oUEgE. curner Willis and Granite Sts. Prescott.
 FOR SALE. DIANO. BUGGY. LADIES' WRITING DISK | various other article- for sslle cheap. Apply at tha JuURN AI.-MiNER office !salim { T a iau.ain. Ranch of i.0 acre., known a- "A thc tIkCH ranch, in Iprer Williamson Val Icy. Enquir, of ilashiur,i X Burm:sier. PFeScutt. L'RfsSH milch COW. with hcifer calf. far sale 4 cheap. Apply to S. \. Logan. MesJ Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22

a AEhNttN SEN>iON-
 On the reassembling of court this the United States grand jury made a partial report, return ing indictments against Paul Gar cia and Mike Nugen, for selling whisky to Indians.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22

SH milch COW. with tcifer calf for sale rap. Apply to S. \. Logan. Wesy Prescott.
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ON HIS HIGH HORSE.


The Head OF the Republican Party Az
serts Himself.
The political Conemangh, which
swept the Republican party almostout
of existence ON November 4, made par
ticular havoc among the leaders, and,
for the first time in this administration,
Mr.. Benjamin Harrison ventures to re-
mind the party that he is left and ex-
poets some party respect paid to his po-
sition. He has actually sent for some
of the Republican Senators to lecture
them about certain things, and they are
dazed over it. OF course, he considers
Mr.. Blaine as muzzled for the present,
while occupying a position in his Cabi-
net There is no mistalxing the process
of stitching which the Presidential
backbone has undergone during the
past month, since the deluge occurred.
Up to the fatal day in November, Mr.
benjamin Harrison was. forced, If not
inclined, to efface himself. Reed and
Mckinley had the floor, and the plaudits
of the party were lavished upon them.
Quay and Platt held high carnival in the
two leading States of the Union, and
assured the party they were all right
Alger went around the country, declar-
ing that he held the Grand Army vote
in the hollow of his hand
Now all is changed. Reed is de-
posed and Mckinley is at the bottom of
the soup tureen. The pension agents
have proved to be Of no political effect
whatever Therefore, Mr.. Harrison re-
mains as the sole surviving leader Of
th$party, his Presidential term of four
years sparing him from participation in
the catastrophe. Mr. Blaine is out Of
the question, while he remains in the
Cabinet. 1t is a very peculiar phase Of
Republican politics. Mr.. Harrison has
been most smphatieaIly reRudiased in
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rapidly going forward. at is such q
mockeryr, she thought, "and / will be
free while can"
She saw little of her middle-aged
lover, for business took him away dur
ing the few weeks that interviewed be-
fore the wedding Ella grew paler and
thinner daily. Not that she took tho
matter much to heart; indeed, she
seemed to have no emotions, to be capa-
Bile of no feeling. But at night she
would dream Of Lawrence. He had re-
turned, happy in the prospect of maxi
ing her happy, and found that she
him dead beside her, sometimes he
seemed to be pleading with her, urging
her to come to him. But she would
wake as listlcss and indifferent as be.
fore.
The morning of her wedding day
dawned clear and bright. To her it
was not symbol Of happiness. She
kept to her room till the hour drew
near; once she heard voice that sound
cd like--no, mol it could not be. But
she wished she had not heard it. It
woke the old memories in her heart
more fully than she cared to realize.
When she was dressed, she went with
her mother to the sitting-room at the
head of the stairs where Mr.. Ford was
waiting for her. She was surprised to
see how pale he grew as she entered.
He did not. offer to take her hands, but
regarded her with grave eyes. At last
he spoke:
Dear child! / wish you all happi-
ncssp' he said. s
she looked at him in surprise. twas
not his words so much as his manner
that surprised her He came up to her
and took her hands In his own.
"Dear child!' he said, II wish you all
the happiness in the world His face
relaxed into smile as he watched her
bewilderment. .sAnd think he
added, that 1t viii be yours"
He dropped her hands and called:
"Come Rogers" and as he saw her folded
in Lawrence Rogers arms, he slipped
out Of the room and left them to their
happiness.
lie had no other plan than this since
she told him her story. He had made
Lawrence q rich man and thus quietcd
/ her parents objections, and he stoutly
declares to Mrs. Lawrence Rogers that
himself and Lawrence are equally
happy. Matte Campbell, in Yankee
Blade
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VICTIMS or The TIGER.


How the Keepers Of Gambling Houses Con-
ceaI the Animal's Claws.
1T brings bad luck to house or q
game, said gentleman who occasion.
ally. tackles the tiger. TO let 1t get out
that either have driven man TO sui
eide. In Chicago not long ago young
blood who had spent his own pile and
as much Of his fathers as he could get
by forgery playing dead-sure system
to beat the. bank at faro, blew out the
few brains he had in cheap lodging
house. The proprietors Of the place
where this unfortunate youth backed
himself against chance and brace
game and lost spent several thousand
dollars keeping the facts from the COR
oner, or rather. from the public The
papers got romantic story OF . broken
heart and the faro playing never got .
line.
AT Monte Carlo they have neat way
Of dealing with suicides in that famous
gambling hell A well-dressed, hand
some man lost ct play one night and re-
marked that he WAS ruined He walked
into the last Of the series OF gaming
rooms and shot pistol-ball into his
brain Az quick as fash an attend.
ant threw open window that reached
to the ground, and laid him on the grass
without A roll Of bills was showed into
his waistcoat pocket and next day the
officials declared that the man had com
mitted suic de Ia tho park. and that e
be had plenty q money.on his person
- 'LlL
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POINTS FOR POLITICIANS.

IA Republican editor calls the at
tention of the Democratic party to the
fact that Reeds still Speaker. The Dem
ocratic party would not have known it
otherwise, for Reed is not saying much
these days. Chicago Times.
THE statement that Benjamin
Harrison is not responsible for the Re-
publican collapse is very well put. The
fact is Mr.. Harrison is the only Presi-
dent the country has ever had who is
not responsible for any thing. Atlanta
Constitution.
The Republican party found an
immense surplus. 1t spent It. Then it
put up the taxes. Now John Sherman
considers It absolutely necessary ito
borrow $500, 600, 900 in order to meet
maturing obligations. And all this
since March 4, 1sso!--St. Louis Republic.
Think Of It'll The Republican
party was founded in 1854, In 1890 1t
has less members-elect Of Congress than
at any time since then. The Democracy,
on the other hand, has JUST scored the
largest majority Of any party in the his
tory Of this country. Think of i'll Chi
cago Daily Globe.
When Western Republicans are
insisting that before their party can get
ahead it must 60 back TO where 1t
started when it started wrong, It threat
ems to embarrass the Northeastern
plutocratic and radical contingent that
is determined to keep on wrong because
itmade the wrong start. -St. Louis Re
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failed long before, the family was left
absolutely penniless.
Then James Ford showed his friend
ship for the distressed family. When
Pey feebly demonstrated, he said;
What in the world can do with my
money, unless / endow an orphan
asylum or an old womens' homer" But
he looked rather wistfully ~ Ella as he
sad 1t, hoping for some encouragement
n her face. ss~--e a
About this time young Rogers letters
grew more and more dcspondentin tone,
! and at last he declared that he should
not write again until his luck had
turned twas . cruel thing to do; bpt
ne knew nothing OF her home surround
iagsi for she had not whites, thinking
70 discourage him.
The luorning after she had received
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-03-05
PRECIOUS MEMENToEs.
The Treasures Of an Old Lady Who III
OutlIyed Her Friends.

The Treasures Of an Old Lady who Had
OutlIved Her Friends.
1t Is sometimes amusing and some-
times 1t Is most pathetic to note the
way in which old people cling to tri-
ding relics and gifts that have no real
value, and that others who had no
pleasant memories associated with the
articles, would either consign to the
lumber closet or purposely destroy. As
people growVlder. these little scraps Of
things, mementoes Of their youth or Of
friends who have gone before, grow
dearer to them.
A friendless and homeless old lady,
past her fourscore years, was through
the charity of wealthy and good wom-
an, sent to an cd ladies' home to end
her days.
All her possessions were packed into
small and worn hand-satchel, with the
exception OF a small, round bundle
which, she carried carefully in her
hands. When this was unwrapped 1T
proved to be glass candy jar with . tin
cover, and. in the jar were few odds
and ends Of things, seemingly Of NO
value, but very dear TO the heart Of
their owner.
When visitors came she would turn
the contents OF the jar into her apron,
and, handling them carefully and ten-
derby with her bent and wrinkled fin
gers, would say:
sThis little candy tomater is some
thin I've had more'n sixty years. an
/ would not take good deal for it My
brother Ben give it to me the day fore
he went to sea. an mover came back no
more, pore boyl He was . good boy,
Ben was.
"This little scrap O. chsugeable yal-
low an green silk is more'n ninety
years old. It's piece o my mothers
weddin' dress. an think sight OF 1T;
an here's piece OF the buff shally de-
laine was married in sixty years ago
Ain't that little laylock blossom in it
purity? John, my husband, yon know,
he always liked laylocks. an he loved TO
see me wear, this dress i Amt but this
little scrap left
''See this little shell with the aidges
all broke of I've had it years an
years, an I'd kind o. like 1t put in my
coffin. MY little boy. Johnnie, named
for his pa, come arrunnin' in one day
from his play on the river bank, an he
had, this shell in his little, dirty hand
an he says: Mammy. I've brought you
somethin' purity fer bres' pin. an it'll
do to mem Der me BY when I'm growed
up an gone; an dear me, dear me. the
very next day they brung him in al
cold an white an drippin' from the
river where he had been for hours an
hours an me thinkin' he was At his
play. An i TUX the little shell out'n
my pocket an put It away. but didn't
need 1t nor nothin' else TO member him
BY.
There were other things i'd the jar. not
worth Ave cents to any one else, but
very precious to tho lonely old soul.
who smiled over. some Of them, and
cried softly over otherA IN. =, Wit
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<<&y 4 1. +.
=. yhis = ~ inc protectlonixt organs Is IN =
ssow because q the farmers. 4 has.
l. e 2 asa isr =. Republican farmer
g. WHO voted me Democratic ticket at
slAe recent elccflm becausc the McKin-
Aey p1h made him pay = tax Of five
s Is. On every dozen Of eggg he n0lds
Ane,eupon tne organ bewails the farm
!Hck " 1ntcnigonce and calls tor y
contlnuance q the .educational cam
Palgn
Inc case = indeed sad onej but what
aid tne organ expect2 The Republican
lasmers guf their information, presum-
ABLY, rom their party papers; and Il
tney dld not get an Intelligent idea OF
me Nc klnley bill their party papers
nave themselves to blame tor ~ All
through the campaign these papers
were telling tho Farmers about the Nc
hlniey Diil and warning them not W
put any TRUST 10 the Democratic papcre
because NE latte< Wexo not p4bII5hiuk
the bill n. 1u1i, ;bt1e only pof21tilz ol4
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a foreign article would not raise the
price oftl1ey hotne product with which
the fnfsrfnt arfic1a rama n, s,rSS, IN,
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INVENTIONS oF THE A0k


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sQ<Ss)T IS Il la4d,sof

- SWeetneaFbb answer. ssss
~ 81 shall come back rich
dear one, and then no more waiting
and pinching, and starving for us''
It twas the picture wrought by his en-,
thusiasm- his belief in the resources Of
untried lands, and the girl, younger in
years, but older in wisdom--the wis
dom of experience, could not feel Sc
sure of unlimited prosperity as die
this brave lover, waiting to bid hel
farewell. She looked up bravely through
her tears. VI: rs
7z#ss But It will be#two=yea may b.
three, before we shall see each Other
again, Larry and she turned her face
away from him that he might not SET
her grief.
Lawrence Rogers took the slight form
in his arms and dried the tear-wet blue
eyes as only a lover can.
Il must go! There is no other way
on will be true to me, dear? Yot
will wait for me till come back te
vonp''
How can you ask me?" she cries. q
will live on the thought of you while
You are gone. Ali The long voyage
How shall endure the suspense till
know you are safely in Australia:
You will write to me often-often
Larry?"
Eyes, darling, and we shall spend om
lonely hours planning our bright fut
ure.''
lie is gone, and Ella Winchell is left
to the scant consolation which her fam
lily affords. Her parents have opposed
her engagement from the first
Lawrence is poor. and the Winchells
have been really poorer than they have
seemed to be for many years, for Robert
Winehell has been man to whom the
future holds out golden promises which
the present never fulfills. He is now
deep in new enterprise which he
thinks will be successful. The outlool,
has been dreary for Ella, especially Of
late, when she has had another sutton,
old and rich, James Ford by name.
He is a kind-hearted man who has
been bachelor all his life and has
fallen into the habit of spending an
evening now and then with Robert
Winchell, the friend of his boyhood. He
has not seen how matters are going on
between Lawrence and Ella, but has
learned that the girls fresh beauty and
frank. winning manner are fast becom.
ing greater attractions than the com.
panionship Of his old friend.
At first Lawrence's- letters were full
OF hope, and Ella felt that the time was
: not far off when she could be mistress
Of her own home and no longer sub.
jected to insinuations against her lover.
Only year had passed since
Lawrence's departure when every
thing was swept away from them. Mr..
- Minehelfs business had failed from
lack Of management, and, the scheme
for which he had neglected it having
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HOFFMAN Howes-- Ya-asy dear boy,
Howell Gibbon and have decided 70
waise q mustnciie.
Jack Indeed! Well, you're
doing sdrst-rate with ydur hall Puck
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Of oeNEnAt INTEREST.
LA YokohsmA With population q
70, 90. the nunber q electors L undss


LA Yok0hRmA With i population n
| "a, O)0, the number Of electors Il undss
"a
Thu chat ehnuist IL tha Iondo
ca Com ~ ~ ~ suecsaded IL makino
from IN rama ~ : - raf<srk = ,.erfeci
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5ycfit tHc UuyuEiiH4 OF JHG StHtuo 20 Ne[1s
eral Lee, had ho, thought It worth
while. By all means let The President
assert his authority and appoint those
three eminent Republicans, Lie h.
by Mckee and Elliott Shepard as q txi-
h1virate TO see that the force bill, the
service pension bill and the subsidy bill
are sent 10 him for signature. What Is
the use in being. boss, unless obedience
isenforced2 Mr.. Harrison hrs great
opportunity before him. Let him come
out rom beneath that erandfather,s
hat and utilize iH--Albany Argus.
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