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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-05-21

d. You wish 70 know how 70 have 20
s16nns. and not half The usual seork on wash.
dayl Ask your grocer for bar Of Dohbins'
Electric Soap, and the directions will tell you
how. Be sure 10 get no imitation. There
are lots Of them.
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MANAGERS are said to be close and grasp
ing; still, II you take o fancy TO . play they
wifi take pains to have it presented to YOU
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BkoNgurrrs Il, cured by frequent small
doses Of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
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ONn snow-storn does not make winter
but it makes : cold day for the bootbiack. r
n. Y. journal
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TAXI your puzzle 70 tho druggist-he's
always ready with Z solution. Binghamtori
Republican
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SAVED BY ELECTRICITY.
An Ingenious and Successful Mode
Of Defense.

AM the young
bride Of an cleo
trician who has
G h arg of q
large factory in
the fty ten
miles q W ay
from our rural
h o m 9 !, o u r
house, SO m e :
what on t h e
Queen Anne''
style with ga
bles and sloping
roofs-has . tow
err on one cor
ner, the attic of
which is q cir
G u1 ar 70 o m
z~uorJnolr,rn% Aha
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dozen In the bush. Baltimore American
a MoxEY-making place-the mint.
Has handle TO the name pitcher.
A MILLIoSAIRE has large WIN power.->
Texas siftings.
MoxEY-foye'sr right bower.
PRrDE--a pair Of awkward but ele-
waiting.
EYELEss but useful needles-on the com.
pass.
WE all respect those who know moro than
we do; but we don't wish them TO run our
business.--Puck.
A TALL man can't help living long. -Texas
Siftings.
THE sweetest picture in the world Is I
pretty mother with her first baby.
wHAr interest does view pay Distancs
for lending him enchantmentl-N. Y.
Ledger.
THE strange thing Is that hotel runnerv
are not the people who run the hotel st
Joseph News. Z
You light match to make IL burn, and
ham Mountaineer.
AMBITIONS toboggan slide--cold, slip
perry, at the top Of which sits an icicle--
fame.
THE music hall proprietor must be for
given for putting on airs, it's his business
st Joseph News. s
FATHER-"Are you winning your spurs In
your studiesln Harry-ssOh. YES. 1 cot
FIRST division through my horse. n--Y Yale
Record
1T Is just as wicked to indulge In mental
profanity as out loud, and much more iniu,
rious the to digestion.-In Jour
aal. 3 q !. Z =
THERE are two sides to every story. and
some OF them have four sides and . ceiiinr
How MUCH sooner It gets too dark to saw
wood than It does to play lawn tenujs. -
Atchison Globe. n
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Drsron-"Why. Do yeu come round %
oftoulp Creditor-4"If havo - TO keep
squarsr' Brooklyn Eagle. i
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A SLIGHT COLD, If neglected, often attacks
the lungs. BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs
give sure and immediate relief Sold ofly
II bores. Price IS cents.
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A GROCERY clerk puts down an order, and
then he puts It up.-Yonkers Statesman.
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Keep Your Blood Pu. ).

small quantity Of prevention is worth many pe Ids
Of If your blood is in good condition the liability
to any disease is much reduced and the ability resist
its wasting influence is tenfold greater Look then
your blood BY taking Swifts Specific IS. S. So every
few months. 1t is harmless in its effects to the most
delicate infant yet cleanses the blood Of all poisons
and builds up the general health. !. G ~A~
81 &C G Blood Poison
- ~ -.
commenced taking Swfts
nsutg cured Shelby,
Treatise on Blood and Skin diseases mailed free
Thesw Specific Co,Ah Ga
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TEA CARRYING in TIBET.
Immense Weights Carried Upon the Backs
nf Portera.

Immense Weights Carried Upon the Backs
Of Porters.
The packages of tea, each about four
feet long, six inches broad and three to
four thick, and weighing from seven
teen to twenty-three pounds, are placed
horizontally one above the other, the
upper ones projecting so as to come
over the porter's head They are held
tightly together by coir ropes and little
bamboo stakes; straps, also of plated
coir ropes, pass over the porter's
shoulders, while little string fastened
to the top of the load helps to balance
the huge structure, which it requires
more knack than strength to carry, for
its weight must bear on all the back
and only slightly on the shoulders. In
their hands the porters carry a short
crutch which they place under the load
when they wish to rest without remoy-
ing it from their backs. The average
load is nine packages, or from one hun
dred and ninety to two hundret
pounds, but l passed number of men
carrying seventeen packages and one
had twenty one. man, was told,
had few years ago brought an iron
safe weighing four hundred pounda
for Mgr. Biet from Ya-chou to To.
chien-lu in twenty-five days. Old or
decrepit people commonly travel along
this road borne on the backs Of porters
Many of the women porters carried
seven packages of tea, nearly two hum
bred pounds, and children of Ave or six
trudged on behind theii parents with
one or two The price pail for tho
work is twenty tael cents (about'
twenty -five cents) a package, and it
takes about seventeen days to make
the trip from Ya-chou. So far as my
knowledge goes there are no porte-s in
any other part of the world who carry
such weights as these Ya-chou tea
coolies; and, strange as it maya appear,
they are not, very muscular, and over
half Of them are confirmed opium
smokers. Lieut.. Roclxh i'll, in Century.
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NowApArsa bird on the bonnet is worth
dozen In the bush. Baltimore American
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1T Is just as wicked to indulge In mental
profanity as out loud, and much more iniu-
rious the TO dieestion.-In Jour
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-05-21

How MUCH sooner 1t gets too dark TO saw
wood than Il does to play lawn tennis -
Atchison Globe. n
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-05-21

THERE are two sides to every story. ana
some OF them have four sides and ceiiinr.
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FATHER-"Are you winning YOUR spura In
your studiesp Harry--"Oh, yes; 1 rot
hrst division through my horse. "--Yaie
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-05-21

a MoNEr-making place-the mint.
HAS handle TO the name-pitchers.
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THE music hall proprietor must be for
given for putting on airs, it's his business.
st Joseph News s
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!, A MILLIONAIRE has large win power.-<
Texas Siftings. 80
The state herald., 1891-01-16
Nebraska's Dual Government.

On the 9th Nebraska had two gov
errors with good prospect of third in a
day or two. Mr.. Boyd was sworn 10, but
Governor Thayer refused TO yaca,e the
ofice, declaring that Boyd had never
naturalized, and was therefore Ineligible.
The old governor fortified himself In his
oiice, sleeping there through the night
under guard OF company OF militia and a
number Of special officers. He held the fort
without opposition, and this morning the
board of public lands aud buildings met
and assigned Governor Boyd quarters In
another part OF the building. He imme-
diatoly assumed possession and appointed
J. +. Higginson secretary, and began ac,
Ing as governor.
The first conflict OF authority took place
Friday afternoon when kilograms were
received by u member of the legislature
and transmitted to Governor Boyd stating
that an Indian outbreak would take place
In tho northern part OF the State Saturday
and asking that militia nj tho front DO
placed TO rcpcl the attack.
Governor Boyd ordered Adlutant Cen
cral Colo to make preparations for tho out
break, but General Cole refused TO obey
stating that no would tako orders only
from Governor rhayer. The oi,ice OF
ndiutant general was at once declared
vacant, and soon after Governor Boyd ap-
pointed General Victor viiquain 10 the
position.
Tho State forces on tho frontier now
have two commanders mud II IL lmpo. sIblo
70 tell which they will obey. The ianI,ors
OF tho state house and the mail carrier,
Lane, have gonc over to Governor Boyd,
and IL IL said gas and steam will be turned
OF Governor Thayer's ONCE. Governor
Thaycr has potItioncd tho Supreme Court
for writ OF quo warranto To determine
tho position OF Govoruor Boyd. The cour,
answered Informally that no decision
would DO made until next Tuesday.
Boyds friends claim that oven II Mir.
Boyd was not legally naturallrcd citizen
he Ia, nevertheless, a citizen Of the United
Staten because he was citizen Of tho ter
r,tory Of Nebraska, aud when tho Stn,o
was admitted Into tho Union Nil OF its
citizens were Invested with full citizen
ship.
Others ssy that II Ia tho Intention OF
Mr.. lloyd 10 tnkn tho onico aud keep tho
caro In the courts during tho greater part
OF his term. Intense interest Ia folt In tho
situation. but all parties remain cool and
ara determined that there shnll DO no dis
turbnpco pending 0tilclai settlement OF tho
| controversy.
Powers, the Alliance candidate, took tho
oath Of onio1 nj o'clock Friday, aud II Ia
said that the legislature win recognize
| him na governor, Governor lloyd has been
recognized by all tho now State officers rs
governor aud they will report 10 him.
The state herald., 1891-01-16

classify counties. Senator Whitoly intro
duced bill to prevent the salo OF tooacco
| to children under 10 years Of age. Senator
McGoyney offered resolution appointing
o committee TO arrange for the payment o.
tho floating Indebtedness OF the Ssa.e'
| Senators Carpenter, McCreery anu oun-
| nell were appointed.
A Communication was received from tnc
iudges Of tho Second district advising
certain changes In the laws. Meierred 70
the judiciary committee. inc oenaeo
confirmed tho following, appointments nv.
Myeatt r. u. Edbrooke and j. Z. Bates.
Denver Bourd Of Public Works; F. A.
Reynolds, commissioner Of the peniten-
tiary.
Senator Carpenter moved the several
subjects Of the Governors message be
referred 10 their respective commtttees~
Carried.
HOUSE. tho House met at o'clock
Mr., ]. II. Brown rose and made motion
to take yscess until o'clock. His op-
poncnt, Mr.. Eddy, seconded. Carried. 4,
On motion Of Mr. Wootten the House
took up the treasury bill. When the bill,
mittee OF tho whole for Its confederation
md after littlo harmonious discussion
the bill was agreed TO. BY consent the
Necessary steps were taken to put the bill
turc.'oh all tho readings nnu 1ormalitlea SO
that 1t COLD be signed to-day by tho gov
ernor.
At once tho contest Of Friday was re-
col1msnced aud tho battle waged long and
hercely. 1
Tho Eddy faction tried vainly TO secure
nm adjournment. During lull In tho
storm Mr.. Voorhees,, Of Arapahoe, arose.
and addressed tho House on the subject Of
his opposition to the chair. He declared
that one member who had been
approached by u corruptionist had APP
pesled in vain to the Speaker for protec-
ton. Mr.. Eddy at once ,sungestod an
investigation and MIR. Bromley Atroduced
such u resolution. 1t was moved by Mr.. .
Ammons to amend so rs TO investigate tho
charges Of bribery in connection with tho
election Of Speaker. Tho reference TO tho
election of Speaker was STRICKEN out and
u more general term used, and then the
resolution was unanimously adopted.
Another motion TO adjourn was defeated
"a to ~.
Mr. Ammons moved that the House go
into executive session TO consider tho
charges.
The Speaker hero made On appeal TO tho
members of the opposition. lilo said that
no member should hesitate TO give every
opportunity TO have tho charges invcsti-
gated and dealt with ut once. As long as
they remained the House and every mem
Der was under y cloud.
The motion was voted down. After tho
contest had continued some time tho two
factions agreed to adjourn.
The state herald., 1891-01-16

lr Is recorded In Chinese annals,
according To Charles Lamb, that many
centuries ago tho discovery was mado
through tho accidental burning Of u
house which pigs shared with IL
human tenants that burnt pigs Gosh
was M exceedingly savory article Of
food. Tho popularity Of ronst pig ut
once was inevitable. but H., popularity
was impcdod somewhat by tho fact
that there was Law Ia China against
mans burning dowd his own house,
oven 10 secure n delicious dinner OF
ronst pig. Tho number Of accidental
fires. however. that followed upon tho
discovery Of ro'si plf was ostraordl.
nary until the great philosopher iiotl.
either by accident or ~ n result Of In.
gcnions oxporlm0ntascortnln d that In
order TO have roast pig for dinner II
was not necessary 10 burn down tho
house, and that trc applied In other
ways produced equally good results. 30
far as tho edible quality Of pig WIS
concorned.
The state herald., 1891-01-16

SUCCESSFUL men aud women are
those whose brains IRE picture gal.
lcries OF passing events. In having
cultivated the art Of keeping the eyes
open wide, they soon learn that 1t 10
not in human power to decide what is
unimportant They leara that what
seems trivial to-day may assume gi-
gantic proportions tomorrow, conse-
quently the smallest pictures arc hung
on the walls OF memory with Us much
care as pictures that would be forced
upon the half open eye.
The state herald., 1891-01-16

In America there is likely to be
land enough for all for many years to
come. Tho thing 10 bo guarded
against is the monopoliaing of the land
by syndicates aud corporations and
the formation OF vast private estates
OF land, and on this subject the Amer.
lean people can not exercise too great
caution,
The state herald., 1891-01-16

THE growth OF anything in tho
nature OF n millennium. il II has has
had growth in the lattor part OF tho
nineteenth century, is so slight That
1t has been overshadowei by the greed
for gold that has possessed the people
OF this and almost every other aation
for the past twenty years
The state herald., 1891-01-16

GIVE us all the industries that can
flourish. There will be enough drop
out through one cause and another 10
prevent oversupply. and tho connec-
tion OF the successful ones will serve
to keep the markets from coming into
the hands OF few ayaricious COM
panies, who would be only too glad to
bring about such condition.
The state herald., 1891-01-16

WILL the ghos, OF Charlie Ross ever
down? II he is alive he is well
grown young man by this time, and II
he is a bright one, he must remember
enough Of his parents and his early
life, so that the constant newspaper
notices will evoke some answer or
some query. He may be alive and con-
tented with his new conditions, bu, it
Is more likely that he is dead
The state herald., 1891-01-16

FROM nothing that has been publish
ed thus far eau it BIO known whether
or not there will be such thing ut
the worlds fair MS n health exhibit,
1t Is TO be hoped that the directors
and the commission will not Neglect
so important matter. With proper
care such an exhibit can DO made II
most interesting one
The state herald., 1891-01-16

The recent Improvement In tyne
setting machines has led many people
not familiar with composition to be-
lieve that the days OF the composltor
and his stick and case are numbered.
II they are numbered they
are numbered long way
ahead. 1t will be II long time before
the busy brain OF the inventor will
evolve steam compositor that will
take the place Of the living ore. oven
though he Is at times faulty aud
cranky, and given to disappearing
mysteriously Mt the very ,imc when
his presence Is most desired.
The state herald., 1891-01-16

Pooh ministers in England hnvo u
source OF revenue which we charitably
hope will not DO accorded to their
brethren In this country. Instead OF
sailing down their old sermons in
barrels, they send thom TO the bools-
seller, who gets MS much as s. n hun.
drcd for them.
The state herald., 1891-01-16
GOVERNOR coopgR's MESSAGE
A Brief Summary of His Report and
Recommendations;


Az noon on the 9th Governor cooper
read his message before the joint session
OF tho Eighth Assembly.
He stated that tho total indebtedness OF
tho State was SLOT, 1880, To onset this
amount there are SOB, 9sS.51 to the credit
Of the general revenue fund. OF tho
sl,303,354.41 outstanding warrants the
State holds $94S, o34.67 In tho several IN
vcstment funds. The $780, 600 OF the capt.
toll building bonds have been purchased
Tor inc public school fund.
In view OF the growing needs ana ro-
sources OF the State he believes that inc
Legislature SHOULD PASS mn act establishing
the validity OF the over-issue OF state war
rants, In order that they may BIO loought
up by the special funds and the indebted
ness OF tho State thus decreased. he
favors an Increase OF the treasurer's oonu !
suggests the abolition OF bount,es RECON-
menus Legislation to prevent the etato
treasurer from receiving inc interest," on
State funds; and some form OF ballot
reform.
me AFFAIRS OF the State Land Board
should DO Investigated. a plan should Do
devised to relieve the pressure OF business
on the Supreme Court The fee system
shouid Do amended Sd rs 10 COMPEL Officers
who now receive an enormous income TO
turn all fees above n certain amount into
the fonsral fund a comniissiou should no
appointed to advance tho interests OF the
State ut the Worlds Fair. A board Of
commissiohors with ample powers to
adludicate questions arising between the
people nnd the railroad companies should
ID ms opinion, be provided FOR.
Ihe law directing that all executions
should take place Mt the petiitehtiary IL
Endorsed pu' II Is recommended that the
sherins OF the counties from which crini-
nais come should perform the part oil exc
cutiohers. A board oil charities should DC
established. Ihe work oil the lmmigra-
',oh bureau 10 commented IN" sugses-
.'on IL ihaue mat congress DC memoriaiizeu
'" u"h"" W wy State inc section Oh iahu
uPon WING" sh9 fort Lyon' ehu"'nRe hfo
ioeaVeo ior sue ior the soldiers ho-1c.
"o government ouiiuihgs aireauy loc"'eu
upon TINS Reservation NJ very small
oa.s' oouiu oe maze iihihediately aVaii-
o' ~, .ne purpose Oh inc So'aiefs anu
'"o iio'he' mus saving 10 Tue S'a'e'
~. nv pes.ns Nv ieas'' ou'ias ID eoh-
W ,r uo.s ou,iu,nN' .. $50.
,Ap.'", 'nouiu 20 'in'sieu as soon as
71o AM 'he internai Improvement
uHu sHou'. W useu i0t 'pA' purpose
~ VIC" Vi ,n' growing Inequalities Oh
"h,on oAis. III soiho Vi 'ne
ua''es' IL Is ueeieu auvisaoio that some
!. 'oi" S'nouule shouiu DC es'aonshcu Us
."i as pfaet'eaoie' ing oua'e GOES POT
ie.e'o one'haii Tue revenue 10 winch 1t Is
~, on roa' estate
Inc maximum TAX leViea Is al present
mus on Tue uo'iar' Inc special TAX levied
ior various special purposes Is l i''S' mills
"'iHh i'''' tor eeherai purposes II
70 mt That these special taxes are
o"' Vi MI proportion 10 the amount levied
'or Ne"'r" revenue except III" Sapi'oi
ouiia'hs TAX recommend your eonsia-
The state herald., 1891-01-16

Tnr par, that Is taken by milk In
disseminating certain diseases. such
us scarla,lna, typhoid fever aud
crysipclas, has been known for n long
time. II can DO said without any fear
oil mistake that next TO wafer milk IL
tho vehicle that conveys tho greater
part Of pnthogcnic microbes. mud
which consequently best facilitate, the
diffusion OF infectious diseases. Be.
sides this. quito number OF inycstl.
gators. among whom should DO mon.
toned Helm, l.onior, Iilssc and Ras.
kina. have proved that milk Is au
extremely favorable body for tho do.
volopmont OF pathogcnlc microbes,
and II should DO we'll known tina,
these microbes develop In I, especial.
iy we'll when II has no, undergone ncld
fcrmcnta,loni that IL 10 say. at tho
very momont when II is most suited 70
DO used as food.
The state herald., 1891-01-16

Tnosr people who arc constantly
harping that crime OF all sorts Is
alarmingly on the Increase, that hon.
osty is nj n premium, etc. ara talking
nj random. The Increase OF facilities
for learning Of crime is mistaken for
M increase OF crime itself The 10
crease OF crime In this country can at
the most be only ,ru,hfully said To be
proportional to the Increase In popu-
la,ion. That OF course must be ux-
pcctoi. Few criminal acts OF any
special consequence arc pcrpctra,cd in
the rural districts, where the populn.
ton is scattered and where the Inccu.
uves 10 crime are not so numerous a.
In the cities The great crimes, the
murders, robborics, ou,ragcs. otc.. arc
in tho main pcrpctrated In the cities
md tho greater the population the
greater the number OF crimes
The state herald., 1891-01-16
THE CAPITAL.
A BATCH OF DENVER NEWS AMI
GOSSIP.


Gathering of the Law Makers-Hard
Times Help for the Pioneers-Talk
Of New Daily "A "Prasbrterlan
.neater instai,'n9 the sHt&h
HLss. NJ. az. 49,. i ia eS."S
Eeaat Hjvjd. ~
~,
r,'en.n uene'"' h's'"o,y 40 ~ 'v'-
',o" .uo memoers eaHie 'ose'her qu'eaT
o'oo''u .noi' omoers !" ousihes. nAo
way anu w"S'eu MUS ''ho Al ao.''i"s
uoA "o 40 hho" va. sou' wi.
uA"' Always 'oh'a,n Nooa a.'oans VI
s"o iokuia, proooeuihss' WI" uovo'o
"oi' a''en''on 10 sue ho'es an" gossip
MhhHh THEY HOARD
ine LEGISLATORS nave not aii se'.ieu oowh
"po'ma'A'h. piaees' uu' ~ i"r 'ue nooei'
"o'u nio'' VI 'neh'' raw "o"ioois y. wv
so m anu hvo OF tns neuse are y. .no
"'hasor' which also catehos u large pro-
portion Oh tho ioopyists' oeinR JUST across
s"o o''oo' ifoui 'no A'sehipiy fooui'' AAo
"'eharm eones hek' WIN sewn II" nAA-
eis among ns guests Whi'e 'ho hineI'oAn'
ai"'A"an' 'e'ol "ha nr"nsw..A ao''''
na'o oap'ureu o'nefS' muny v. '"' n'ap
ahoo Souh'y "e"''erS i've ih VIC 'iS, ahu
'ne'' NV uo1eh VI nivie % '"1 vu.s'uo
WIZ aHtp ie,'ppeF s'ay'ue WIN ,,'enus =.
h'inR Nv ooa'u'hs houses vi WIN pfNa'o
'a'''''eS'
rhfii HANDS TIED
| iho preseht hsse"p'S "o' nno'y w.
certainly not of tho kind that requires
large appropriations. The strained credit
| of the State makes stringent economy u
necessity. Yet by being compelled to
avoid new sources of expenditure, 1t mag
find itssif able 10 DO Reasonably generous
in the regular appropriations. The people
look to 1t for relief from the mistakes Of
its predecessors rather than for new and
radical measures. 1t is to be hoped that
what laws 1t does enact will be 30
carefully considered and definitely worried
that they will bass the ordeal OF the gu
prcme Court.
HARD TIMES.
There was falling OF OF nearly seven
per cent I'm the Denver clearing house
exchanges for the week ending Jan. 3, as
compared with the previous year. This is
"cold wave sirualn that indicates bust.
ness depression and danger TO many of tho
weaker firms. In view Of the increasing
stringcncy A. behooyes bushes. men to
exercise raution-but not 10 be tod cali
tiuus; PLUCK Is better than timidity
Alter all Denver makes u much bet'er
The state herald., 1891-01-16

Spain lie going TO celebrate tho dis.
eovery Of America.
The state herald., 1891-01-16

Tho Millington's aro being tried 1t
Beaver.
The state herald., 1891-01-16

A strong movement is on foot
among the Grand Army men and old
soldiers, east Of tho mountains ind all
over the northern part Of the State, To have
the location OF the proposed soldiers home
changed from the San Luis Park 10 some
place between Pueblo and Fort Collins,
anywhere In fact east Of the range.
The state herald., 1891-01-16

I..t ,ve,s tnIyht hny, n,o,,ri,, h.,
called installation w,ok for .,,ry -,
,.,,n..,s1 tho Ir,,,I,n,Ion -, ao,.,a Ais"'
,r,a,.r ar i,.. nu,nhcr Of ,orro, sa.,s, !" "
'rho man who y.. M, ,n.,a,,a, ""
m,r.nd ,hIofn unohlo ,rana =" So"
hi,hn ar ,,,,or.hInful,, .on,,hIn, .,a
d. az ,,c,n,,on m, aya,a,,., n,, " V''or
h,lo,y. "a .o many ,,in,r.n, .a..a, . Ai"'
lis, ina, hc /, Iuskv IL no ao.. 49, ,'V'o.
,ho .,r,. n,d na.,wo,,. ,,,,,.1 =, ~ W.
uncommon IN and . m,n ,vha ,o,.,. ~
In ,b,e, ar four-yo, Tho numhas =, o aa.',
in n wecl ha. M, been extended " '"''
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