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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-10-22
PASSING POINTERS.

= All
S. - Mr.. Quay explains that he did
not wish to resign under fire. He
waited under fire until at last he was
swept up and removed to the garbage
heap.-St. Louis Republic. 1851 S
-Secretary Foster pnts. Maj. Me-
Kinley's majority in Ohio at seventy
five Thousand. That estimate looks al
most as queer as. revised treasury
debt statemcnt. lbany Argus
-Agoods crop year is always hailed
with joy by the republican leaders for
two special reasons: To harvest It
diverts the attention of the people. and
when harvested there is that much
more for the politicians to tax-N. Y.
World.
The biggest card Maj. Mckinley
can play in Ohio is to get some bona
fide workingman whose wages have
been increased by his bill and exhibit
him throughout the state. He would
indeed be a curiosity and prove q draw
ing attraction. indianapolis Sentinel.
While telling again the twice-t told
tale of how Blaine smashed his hat be-
cause Mckinley babe fair to smash the
republican party it should not be for.
gotten that part OF the fsecretary's his
toric utterances on that occasion was:
..Pass this bill and in 1892 there win
not be a man in all the party SO beg
CARED as to accept your nomination for
the presidency The indications are,
however, that the secretary Of state
has reconsidered his opinion. Chicago
Times. 800 WV
il The republican party must wit
ness the retirement Of Quay and Dud-
ley with deep regret 1t was Quay
with his campaign fat IN New York III
1888 and Dudley with his blocks-of- five
in Indiana that enabled it to elect. Har-
rison. pass the McKinley bill and give
the country Tom Reed and billion
dollar congress. No two men, ever did
more for political party, and, de-
prived Of their services in distributing
fat and nnanipnl Ating zblocks- of ave,
the republicans would stand but poor
chance in the campaign next year.
Chicago Herald. snt w sgss1s L
Republican papera complain that
50 many old republicans are now. prom.
inent in the democratic party, and in
stance Senator Palmer and Cows
Campbell and Boies They build IS
delighted III democrats HAD similas
cause for complaint, but there are no
dcmocrat& VINO have cH6n2E "a their pol,
tiles since reconstruction and become
iictable As repub licanss The Republican
party originally was q one-idea party
..~..I ~. 4 y, r..,.h 49,.
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HOW'D YE LIKE TO HAVE A GRIZZLY
PLAY WITH YE?"

y
turned a sharp corner. a few yards
ahead o me, an afore / reached the
turn, | heered the brush crackin' and
s"methin' boundin' along the path.
course / couldn't see the creeter
: Until could git around the corner;
hut | thought sartin itrvar q buck. 1t
took me about three jumps ter~ get
thar, an ! drew up ter let fly at the
buck, who war skippin' down the trail,
When the biggest grizzly Lever seen
stepped into the trail from leetle open
IN at one side, not two rods ahead o me.
liz, warn't the least excited by the sud-
dint Introduction, but jest stopped
mtnnit an looked me over as tho he
!sYar g gain ter take in the whole sitooa-
shun afore he made any false moves.
Fl gathered up my idees, lively as
could, an drew bead on the brute's
eye.
= "Snap, went my gun! 1t missed lire.
made a jump. fer the open space
ahead, intendin' der make fer a. tree.
nearby; but the grizzly war too spry
fer me, an grabbed me in his arms, as
i tried to pass him. Instead of slosin'
no time in squeezin' the life out o me,
he kind d Topped down on to the
ground, an lay, fer bit, with his big
paw across my chest. IT war mighty
tender am considerit Of him, but bar'ly
enjoyable Alter leetle, he had q
bite, an riz up ter, scratch his lousy
flank N@
'sl'lay flat on my back, an he set
back on his launches, an fairly looked
me in the eye. Course l didn't dare to
stir muscle till we had come to bet
Ter onderstandin'
II war willin' 10 compromise, but
!elt leetle delikit bout maxim the
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!. ETHICS or THE ApoLoeY.
How to Perform the Renitentiai Duty Be-
comfngIy.

cOminEly.
The apology is an outgrowth Of the
weakness of human nature. II ones
moral perception were always clear,
the health perfect. and ones sense OF
justice and the eternal fitness Of things
always on the alert, then there would
never be any need of begging pardon,
or confessing contrition for faults.
Many breaches of behavior come from
overwrought nerves. anxiety, and too
much work. Wearied with it all. the
slight, the offense at such time be-
comes too grievous to bear, which un-
der more favorable conditions would
never be noticed. 1t would be won-
derful promoter OF the general peace II
this could be remembered ny the per-
son affronted But itrarely. If ever, is.
The impatient speech Calls forth an i'm
patient retort and the angry accusa-
ton IS met with an indignant denial
until it becomes the small matter by
which the great fire is kindlcd. When
any right minded person has been
unjust or unreasonable, he knows no
peace until he has confessed his wrong
and asked forgiveness. This pepiten-
tial duty should be performed as
delicately as possible not noisily, or
publicly, but in private aud with all
possible brevity. Theirs are unpleasant
people who apologize with the ostenta-
ton Of a Brahmin mendicant who j. es-s
tablishing a claim To- holiness BY the
most conspicuous fortunes. He makes
his acknowledgment in the stentorian
tone OF 4 political orator, with the
crushing hand clasp Of the professional
politician on the eve Of election, Still
another class performs the obligatiop
with profound tears, historical sobs,
andsunpleasant embraces In eithc,
case. the apology becomes infinitely
more Of an ordeal than the original
offense, Of which y forbodes an early
and repeated repetition.
The apology, IS it has been said,
should be made privately and in the
most condensed terms possible II
should be received las quietly, gencr-
ousIy, and with no hesitancy. II must
be 8 very grave wrong indeed onc
prompted BY dangerous enmity, malice,
and M uncharita bleness, which cannot
be forgiven. and whore II Is realized
that apparent contrition Is only ny
-pocrisy added 70 cnmitv In such Il
-tks6 sflcnce is effective. II the unres
generate heart has npt been purified ty
az espscial saving grace. Inter Ocean
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"a LITTLE NONSENSE.

Brown Good-by; be good to your
self" Blossom HEARTILY -sT will; I'm
kind-hearted man. Epoch
what makes that wagon creak
and groan SOP" Cant you see? It's
loaded with watermeions. Boston
News
--..Fine bulldog you've got there, old
man. Plenty OF grit suppose.
well, yes, but then he is rather promo
TO flea IN. Y. World hs.G
MIR. Star Boarder--s'I verify be-
lieye that / have lost my appetite"
Mrs. Hashmaker-ssI you did you
have found a hogs, 80 you are not out
anything" M M
Lady $50 1t seems, then, that you
had a new situation each month"
Servant--ssWell. num-, that shows how
much was sought after."--H umorist-
ische Blaetter.
Gertrude refused Tom four times
before she married him. said girl to
her friend at tho seaside. "Ah, see.
II was case Of well shaken before
Observation-Disclosures Post
Elderly Flirt-sI arranged SO nicely
that you should sit next to me at table.
hope the arrangement suits your"
He 'Ohi you know that am not hard
to please. ~ Fliegende Blaetter.
Summer Philosophy.
The chap who tries to win miss
BY appealing to her reason
Is much less likely TO get his bliss
Than he who ventures ON . kiss,
Combined with gentle squeezn'.
indianapolis journal.
Calculation -s.Ten cents one drink.
Ten drinks one drunk. Ten drnnks--I
six months" murmured young fellow
as he tried to steer clear Of his shadow
on Fulton street q few days ago.
.'Guess Tsh got 'nough I'm goin'
'omc. - Brooklyn Eagle.
Superstition and Science. Mrs
bought that house, have yon? Myl Myi
Why, sir, there's a curse on that house
Every body who lives there dies.
sStranger-"I'il soon fix that. TN q
plumber. -Demorest's Monthly.
His Plan Miss Softheart Some
dear old lady In the east has opened
house where she boards cats. How
,weeti Did you ever board cat Uncle
Harryg' Uncle Harry Yes, dear.
several times And every time bored
eat it was with bullet - Pittsburgh
bulletin. 1sss
what do you suppose Thompson
did when the Hat he lives In caught
afire the other day2' Sent in an
alarm" mo. he became wildly ex
cited, apparently, and threw his wife's
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-10-22
A oNE-cENT PHOTOGRAPH.
How xon Can Drop "A Penny in the Slot and

Fs Get n Tin-Type.
Do you want photograph for a PEN
ne? If SO. drops copper in the slot and
get a tin-type. It is some months since
the penny-in-the-slot automatic ma
chimes for making tfn-types were in
vented, but they have onlxslately been
placed on the market So: that now, in
addition to. getting your sandwiches.
tobacco, cigars, stationery, and in fact
almost anything you want, you can
have your photograph taken for one
cent
The model, or victim of the automatic
artist, stands about two and a half feet
away from the machine and directly in
front of 1t, having previously. dropped
his penny in the slot After looking
steadily into the lens for few seconds,
a gong sounds. informing him that the
operation is over
Then the tin plate on which the like
ness is taken is passed through achem-
ical bath in order to develop the picture
by interior machinery, after which it is
dipped into another bath to secure its
pcrmanence, and finally passes through
little pool of water, which washes 1t
CLEAN In less than a minute the fin
ished portrait Is thrown out, and if you
have got more money than you know
what TO do with, by squandering an
other penny you can obtain frame. -
N Y. News.
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OF GENERAL INTEREST.
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Una. an auburn business man. one WHO
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every aay h.ne week, gus anu makes s.
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Loso iees OF = PET cent ,7-. .Sey ri
more Times sweeper enah VIVA. may DC
caiieo me average steep grace On an
oruinary runway -n ~ Age.
ne new servant glri trlea Two
Aihus OF lurniture Po.ish on the rose.
Woou aihing tanie. one aeciafea tna'
american iurniture poiisn was no
gooa az az, az all one goe nan
pound o. Wnitef oeesWax' Two cakes q
castiie soap ana . PM oistnrpentanesl
7sh sesoollea~t soar
1nat rs she sneitea .nem nntli oney ran
togeener, inen she poured ny me
turpentine. Al the nara; Wo 90 q ~ the
mouse SHINES iiKe mirror giass now.
rs tne way we make tne pars snine
~ ~ DIM. sala sne-
The National Observer (London)
telis o. french wine manufacturer
VINO, mas discovered that tne vinous'
pouquet IS matter not q original con-
stituents' put OF fermenting agents,
ana VINO mas succeeded IN making
delicious vintagess both red aud white's
70 say nothing CT irresistible orapdiess
out fpi barley without SO npch as 9,
suspicion OF grape JUICE inashem anne
consumers OF tnese beverages keep up
oygone traditions by still speaking
knowingly OF vintages ana pouquets
ana aromas ana Styles ana SO on.
a Berlin daily tells q story " hictr
has q local significance. A young Off
Ger in horse car gave young woman
his seat and she took 1t without a
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-10-22
'killsd ne Car.

HDat's 4 Berry fine ring Mr.. Jones
am wearin',n remarked an old colored
man to his employer.
"Thati ii u cats sye.n Was the answer.
.Den, sab, I ino' whnr dat orim
syowiin' kim from de odder night, ~
course he couldn't get de eve widout
KILN ds cat = Detroit Free Press
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Family pride.
Must be denied,
And set aside
And mOrfified =.

They are telling him as plsinfy as Il
they wrote it in a round robin with all
their signatures tosititthat he must de-
cend from his high horse and take of
his kid gloves when, shey shakes hands
with them or else rely on the Bethel
Sunday school and his friend Wana.
maker to renorninate him. They are
getting ready to make him crawl fat
on the supine abdomen Of his second
term ambition. If he gets down nat
enough they may give q more favoras,
BILE consideration to his case. But after
Iowa has. given its ten Thousand plural
ity for the reelection Of Boise, nothing
that they can do, or. that the Offices
holders machine can do, will give him
a new lease of political life. st Lo uis
Republic *u&ss s4
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GAME FOR A GRIZZLY.
Lonesome Lively in the Character
Of THE Mouse"
Iwritteri for This Psper.r

IIE inhabitants
OF Someriiidyck
Flatt were truly
A = he nsian III
: h g ir tastes.
They we're con-
slant and perse
vering in their
> n d g a V 0 r S
either /, to hear
or to tell Of
$ Q m Q n 9 W
thing.
1t was their
habit to assem-
Bile, nightly, I'M
der the hoRpi-.
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AN oldAbrindle COW belonging 70 a

An old brindle COW belonging to an
Indiana man broke into another's field,
and in court the owner Of the field
proved that the COW destroyed the fol-
lowing mentioned property. to-wit:
Two four-y ear old cherry trees, seven
apple trees, Ave pear trees, one plum
tree, one hundred head OF cabbage,
twelve. rows of beans five rods long,
one row OF beats one and one half rods
long, fifty to- one hundred and fifty
sweet potato plants, one bed OF onions,
three grapevines and fourteen black.
berry bushes.
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The Reader Realist's last book
is pretty good one, don't you thinlx?''
The Ihnporist 4 noticed that he has
stol en abcut i dozen b 4 my bsst jokes
for solhe OF his ch ArAGters Z The Read
err "Oh, well, he had to give the re-
viewers something to jump on, yoy
must remember. 20 Colorado Sun.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-11-14
4 Queer Death.

On Saturday last a man named
Peter Heinrich was killed by wire
nail at NarkievilIe. He WIS en-
gagged in building a barn, when a
ladder broke on which he was
standing and he fell to the floor Of
TIE barn fat on his face. He had
several wire nails in his hand when
he fell, and one Of these struck the
floor with the point up and he fell
on it.
1t penetrated the abdomen over
three inches and caused him in
tense agony. He fingered three
days. dying on Tuesday night. He
had a brother living on a ranch
near Sheridan, but no other rela-
tives.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-11-14
French Tansy Wafer.

These waters are for the relief
and cure of painful and irregular
menses, and will remove all OBJ
struction, no matter what the
cause, and are sure and sale every
time. Manufactured by Emerson
Drug Co., San Jose. Cal, and for
sale only by A. E. Harris, City
Drug Store. oc2S1y.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-11-14
The Coming Power.

Thomas A. Edison is as busily
engaged as ever in the matter Of
electrical invention. In a recent
interview he said: Il was the first
man in the United States to build
an electric railway, | built one
three miles long in Menlo Park III
1880. / took Mr.. Willard over the
road at the rate of forty miles an
hour We ran so fast that be
wanted to walk back. My idea
then was to put the system on
larger steam roads. but | was a
little to far ahead Of the times.
They are evidently going to come
to it Low however. I can take the
Pennsylvania railroad for instance,
between Jersey City and Philadel.
phil, aRl [ can begin by putting
one electric tain on it and they
can go on running steam, too, and
gradually replacing steam by cleo
tricity without any trouble at all.
You can 60 any speed you want to
with electric trains. It is only
limited by the limit Of the cohesion
Of the steel. There are no other
limitations to electric as there are
to steam locomotives
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-11-14
MORNING APPEAL
NOVEMBER IA
STOCKS.

Yesterday sales In the San
Francisco Stock Exchange:
xEsrERnAY's AFTERNOON BOARD.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-11-14
ALL SORTS.
The Hamilton r. II. case is still
h ainy arpuad.

The Hamilton r. II. case is still
being argued.
A trial is ell that IS necessa airy
to warrant the use Of silly White"
Flour.
If you don't USE Lily White
Flour you don't get the best.
Dwight Edwards was injured q
few days ago on the S. P. road
near Lathrop by a passing train as
he WAS alighting from his own car,
Judge Wallace or San Francisco
has just decided that the con
ditions" printed on railroad
ticket or telegraph blank are good
for noshing.
1t Is now probable that the Sui
livan and Slavin will fight. The
stake and added money will be
the largest ever contested for in a
ring. About $500 in all.
A petition is being circulated
and generally signed asking Gov.
Colcord to appoint Dorsey Note
waIe as Land Agent at Washing
ton to succeed Isaac Frohman.
An Oregon woman has invented
a dishvasbing machine, which is
said to do its work we'll. She has
applied for patent and will ex-
hibit the machine at the Worlds
Fair.-Journal.
Reno is behind the times; these
machines have been used IN Car
son for some time.
Go away from home for the
news. The Carson Tribune Of last
Saturday says: "The Union Mill
at Tuscarora will start up in a few
days on ore from the Belle Isle,
North Belle Isle, Commonwealth,
North Commonwealth, Nevada
Queen and other mines" Who's
q telling you, Neighbor?-Times-
Review.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-11-14
That Parade.

The parade OF the Capitol Min
strels yesterday was the sensation
Of the day. They were out so
strong in uniforms a "a plug hats,
with the Capitol band, headed by
Manager Raycraft. 1t drew the
entire population o. the city to
Main street, and frightened the
horses from the country half to
death.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-11-14
Empire Thanksgiving Shoot

James Virgins, the Empire rus
tier has secured $50 turkeys, ducks
geese, chickens and pigeons for a
grand thanksgiving shoot and has
placed the fee down to the lowest
rates.
Turkeys. 200 yards, SOC a shot.
Geese at the same rate. Chickens
at a distance OF 80 Yards, shatguns
being used, with nothing heavier
than No. 6 shot. % cents a shot.
Birds must be knocked prostate.
Parlor rifle shooting, SO yards, at
turk ey's head, 25cents per shot.
The sport will be conducted on
q square basis and judges will de-
eide differences on the spot.
No one is barred from the con-
test and a special invitation is ex-
tended the Carson and Virginia
sharpshOoter5.
In the evening a grand masqu-
Grade ball will be given in Virgins
hall. Costumes can be secured in
the ante-roOm Of the hall and a
line of new stables have been put
w for visitors who come with
horses. Mis-. Kohle, the caterer
viii spread a Thanksgiving turkey
banquet during the dance and is
located but few steps from the
pavilion. o5td
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-11-14
The Baking Powder Nuisance.


One can scarcely pick up a paper
now that does net contain a col
umn or more OF advertising, gen
orally in the middle Of reading
page, about the baking powder
war.
These firms have hired the
newspapers to blackguard each
ether. and they want the greatest
possible space at the lowest fig
ures. They take up space that
ought to go to local merchants,
and are nuisance and annoyance
to the public.
The APPEAL long ago got rid Of
all its baking powder adys., and
refused to renew its contracts at
any price.
The loss Of good local advertis-
ing by a paper running these adj
refreshments is generally more
than the pay for the advertisement
comes to, and the publisher who
has a years experience with them
will, il 10 has any business sense,
drop them forever.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-11-14
Real Estate Agent.
o222


ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup should always
be used for children teething. 1t
soothcS the child, softens thegums,
allays the pain, cures wind collie
md is the best remedy for diarrhoa
Twenty five'cents q bottle.
Wanted-By a young Japanese,
position as waiter in this city.
Apply at this office. o13
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-11-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A Hard Finished Dwelling
House, corner lot (S5x83), good
location.
Building Lot, S5xS5, $3.50.
Building Lot, 50X200, on North
Carson Street, frontage on three
streets, 800.
I have cash purchasers Cor i'm.
proved or unimproved Carson
street property.
J. d. kERsEY.
o22 Real Estate Agent.