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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-04-11
suIoIde ofn Lndrn.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 2. "A spe.
cial from West Bend, Wis, says Judge
Paul A. We'll committed suicide with a
revolver Wednesday. He had been
sufferer from la grippe. The do.
ceased was about 10 years al age
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-04-11
A puelist,s Puniahmant.

The Russian military tribunal has
sentenced Prince Vadbolsly to three
years detention in fortress for killing
Lieut.. Monossoff in duel.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-04-11

The increase of the public debt dur
ing March was $40, 1876, due to heavy
payments of direct tax-refunders, to-
bacco rebates, etc.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-04-11
American Italians want Revenge.

Reports come from various sources of
a movement among certain Italians in
this country to avcnge the massacre of
their countrymen in New Orleans.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-04-11
starvinr Amid plantu

Kate Roach was found starving in
squalid quarters in New York. Two
thousand dollars in gold and $4, 900 in
bills and book accounts were found in
her room.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-04-11
DIR. Koch Is piaannointad

DIR. Koch has returned to Berlin from
Egypt He enjoys excellent health, but
Is depressed over the non-success of his
lymph.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-04-11
ALucky Butcher.

E. P. Lewis, butcher of Florence,
Ala, is heir to a fortune Of six millions
In England.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-04-11

Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury.
Ex- Congressman Lorenzo Crounz, of
Nebraska, has been appointed assistant
secretary of the U. S. treasury.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-04-11

Choking, sneezing and every
other form of catarrh in the
head, is radically cured by
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Fifty cents. By druggists.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-04-11
(len. Booth seriouglv mi.

Gen. Booth, the head of the Salvation
Army, is seriously i'll ia London
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-04-11

the leaves of trees.
The phlegm that is,
coughed up is those:
parts of the lungs.
w hich h ave been
The Meeker herald., 1891-07-11
FOR oRuo.nuYERs.
N...y e. n- s.'.si ~ na,i-E u-.;i.iSs
by H. IsGt.ss N.a...

All tho iars- drug firms pFiu' 81 ~ Pa.
uibg,r raiaiIFucs ani pFle,-il.rs Is
their drugs, says che Srw York SgH.
Most Of th-sr catalogue c1Htaln airust
all ~" standard pr'Yss'Flrii1as' Tho
foTtnuiz. for the moot frequent diss
ras~s arr prlHtri Ia thcs" uamphiots,
with the quantities Of tho du-'p ani
III" prices - which the pills. ppuTirr,
or liquids arc sold "a tho irado. EgrFy
doctor hss several Of ;hcs" rricr-iisia.
and -vcry drug sior- has pile ~ thcfn.
A man Who has any oi the ordinary all
meats will IND his prescription r-rgaisi
In On" ut these price lists. The differ.
-pc- " tina, III" pris~.list usually ciyra
the ordinary nanr1 Tor tho drugs ulai.
while tho prescription a. written out In
= way which only doctor, or a drug.
clerk. or a man who has picked up tho
Enark Of tt can understand.
TIL" iiflr sss7 between tho prices IN
the prir'.lis'a snd the prices ~ which
tho eu1-la arr sid IL irum 10 to 5000
ror cent. II man gets mr,licincg often
and can ilud a friendly ii fylaed doctor
he can say" great deal ON tho price 81
hts prescriptions, The thing 10 do IL 10
have the doctor write out the prrsrrip,
ton In EnViish, or 10 rive linn copy ~
one of ,hcs" pamphlets with tho pill.
powder. or whatever Il may h., marked.
lie learns the name Of it by heart, tiISn
he goes TO tho drug story agi a.it for
what hc wants ingtcai ~ handiHr in s.
prescription for Il. This g. irfg'F
ihing . de-. aud will save from Ouy-haii
to thrc--,fuarirr7s the rsirr.
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NEEDED AsREoATioHs.
The Goanie' NJ s,eisi and rEois,.ioa-i
bate 81 ~ SElsa.

T. ". IIiEriusou, in IiaT.sr's Daz-r,
nCcrniiy dIsgi - the inpoFiant ques-
liun ~ the e0nfiicting 81 ial and pro-
is,iDE-l duties 81 unWen, Among
other peFiiurnt 'hin.a ho ssys;
onr u tIe most smIneat women ply
1!riaua Ia America, when / asked neE
hog she could possibly combine her pro-
Irzsi1H with her duties - hOF young
children, proved 70 me- that h". prUiss-
siDnsl calls and 0i.l,e L0ars did not, all
told, take 81, much Of her Iime frlln
lheso litilr rHla as g4s given rs other
iliira si'Hiisrlg placed q uhat they clnr
siisnHl lhsir s11i-I duties. "iilt, she
aail, In onlrr that may i1this, tLcsa
social tali'i ruat l1.- 'e1iltrlN isngrfl-
% iTrpr ihTui i.l -.Fg e great deal
% utH. lE ai tHiuF- hrua I O man,
shplli noI b. a.Epl o. c,HblRo
Thorn.
In thr Same Fay a remarkable woman
uaa raEigi $50 l#rr f--fs-5 ~ a SECS
rrl--l rl s.ar, sfirrf=s
tH.t tH.l ...r ..r.-H pa hrF Uas Iaueh
'7,sl t.l-- 10 .'H ..at i.su a ra1a, be-
-.a.r, ai.aalT,i aHn L-l El children, aho
1858 usIrrl4 O. kn,r L4u.r, "a tend
sick o. Fll1rss- sgal - Ellrh with
.l,-, I'D ri.l.f g.. 10 -, t..t ~, ,,tseF
fr,r. -. h., r,Ifrf ~ .1,r,gn IN.
f,.I tr,sr,.-.l,, I.,rr.i ,., ,,--,, 90 In,
.-,,l.--,-I-I, ,.i,,, ,I..Ir ,,s.-l f,.,.tuina
..,.r,l,t..,,s r.-,.,,l Il, ,,n.ic ,b,iy
.b.,.g, ,1si-, t,... "a rl,-t,' 4, f,,,,,,,.,r,
-. --.l -, t,..'..-,,, ~ ~, Geo
-,ar if fl4afHr rE' % ihriF rr''!rsi abb
UnaTHF .HEH- So u1H H#I TlH.HfsF women
t.,---f ..I.,. .-...f. t...r. --..I.. ,.T,i.,,,,r
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Tic Mran,,, ,I,nIl n-n-nsl,.

A Kcncssw ho;cl.kooprr g. raid - ic
the m"ancst rian In Scbra lyn. Tho
story goes that short tifnc aap Do" t.aB
40 sick that he needed watchers. 4
young hatcher In that town Ssal All, d
to sit up one night, and he readily
consented to do 50. Ills wife went wits
him to visit tho hotcl-man's wife. Tho
landlords wife persuaded her to rcmnin
all night, occupying the same bcd wish
her. In the morning at their earnest
solicitation the butcher and his .i'r
Htaid Ia hrcalfagt. Some days after
ward the butcher was Eurprlgci to have
q bill for - cents presented to him lg
the landlord, who explained that =.
cents was for his wifc'g lodging and 20
cents for their breakfast. on that ur'l.
sion. They compounded by - discount
Of IN r,nf4
The Meeker herald., 1891-07-11

They were telling dog stories ycstcr-
day in the agricultural department,
says the At,aau. Consultation, and. after
Walter he Wolf hai narrated some OF
tho remarkable instances Of his dogs
wonderful intelligence, WIN Henderson
began talking.
"Thc father OF DC VOLTS dog" he
said, ais nearly the most Intelligent
animal | ever saw. Why, he can almost
talk. | used - give him quarter every
morning and he took It in his mouth
way into town and would wait at tho
butchers until they gave him his meat
and fifteen cents change 20 bring back
One day tho butcher thought he would
play u Joke and he gave the dog back
ten cents change instead OF fifteen.
Sadly the dog looked at the two niclscls
for minute. then he went ont. Five
minutes later he returned leading =
policeman b. the end OF his coat. New
that Is q dog worth"
But the room was empty.
The Meeker herald., 1891-07-11

IN. pnsher Is table Htensil with
who's use the majority II bachelor
may H. unfamiliar, Tor I, Is used unly
by small children. Even the b. I
bred yOunFs,er Is ap, AT fret 10 hslT
himself with the tools that nature pro
yii,ei-,o push refractory bits OF sni
Vs0n his spoon with his fingers Il
!sls,lsr has handle Hike tliat Of a snail
sr0zR- Instead u e i-ov! E, has aenass
thEE en- -,,l AZ ririS auFi,s with il
u..,s al - huped piece II silver with
i--s eEt. suryei siightly forward, s9
,i'z. t;.r fn0l can not silde off al t.
it,-- Niia "a gF0sn la "ns hand and O.
.r- ~ s. 81, s,,ssT saIns t;iildren ran
- s.1assr6 ,'Su.sL
The Meeker herald., 1891-07-11
Scr HERALD.
OesksS. soiss-
A SPREE ON WATER.
TIE Reformed Member Of Congress sad
His iiih.Tioa. fr.sad-


There is = member In the House Who
has for many years Leeh f.ni Of flii
10 inSiForats. writes the l'tIiads lrbla
reIegTaph's Washington e1rresp0u ont.
The other day ho resolved "a quit
don't knOg 'Jg hOW long GA the very
day of this resolution, bus before il hal
had time - o1oi Or g7Oa fable, b. met
friend aith Ah0li h. hal oftrn o. ~ nj
a merry evening, The lT.I proposition
~as u ~ and get = driHh. Tie ueu-
ber-Nho Ailhai H. an original fellow
said hs dil not drink, bur h. N0uli 20
along. They sent Ia . fashionable no.
iauFznt: the friend ordered aiHo Eui
the member took saIeF, lie managed
10 make a. merry a. HE companion,
More vine sras ordered and more ~ stsr,
and, az the friend warmed unlrF tlH la
fiuoRee ~ the artiTo i..ruF, tho HrFl-
beF f0llsnr.l iH an IiT rUrsiEisHt Of ll-
nOoi- Whoa thU uiHa-lFilbHF r1lr--l
the table N4th his rsl, On H|au-lliH enc
eFsy AMI called llF fTuHe ElHu, rlIs1I
the walter aud Sod tAeHa bis sts-ua
N-rr, then Uui.rl laNiai crabs
and lobster sialt pirLifi pi-s'
Zee, AMI diamuua,'1-k trUlp.H, ilir
member did lsratsa. 10 crew
- hilarious - b. OIL "a, 49, "a .sa
In HE chair, hlui4sr.s. ti.r table, rHr-li
,h. walter, sai uairryi o. graf oIn-
FiSmsFliioH ~ fl.i 4l ever . jlily in
ehFiate ,zuriHi Ll1 Ialaie IruarlsL-
liis tongue 'l-ri 20 ihisE ~ that ~
his friends b. szG a. limp in Als chair
with a. sFral an air ~ r.'si7rsutss sal
ahani1n, ~ the evening ssrnI ga, tho
friend drinking uin" and tlo
member drinking water. hlt each
showing the hIrls evidences 81
intDKlratiHn. When they LEFT 10"
restaurant ihg fivnI staggered. zuI
=, ili IAe mrmiVr, Tbs frivnis Lai
vas mzshri on the lask Of hiB head.
n. memhcFa hat uas puilei down
over oae csc, Tho frirHi pa, iae
srons sri - bio r..'-F In hia riDlth3 thn
mSmhsF ala iiLrai5r, =ni ghsn ih"y saw
each other h1ir -1r, rather ihr friend
uzs ssUH HON" safely, a'ser ahlrh ihu
member s;F.igh,"Hri up and became 60
ssl-rF N a Scotch irarpB,
''ys4 tnDU." saI tho uruihTF. win
y Confidential whisper Ia tho ear 90 i4.
friend. ''ii j. illi as murh fun Es irIag
actually drunk, anil hayr nuhraI.CL.s
bui ! goii you c1nnlrHyiy thas I nugrs
took ~ murh iuintI.1 H.teg ~ ono ilnc
lciogu In my life"
The Meeker herald., 1891-07-11

James l.. Doroyillc. ph.G., finds
tho alurn process Tor Purifying land
all that can bc desired. The lard 20
melted. little powdered alan being
stirred IN; then strained. cooled. rnl
upon an inclined slab Rubbed brisi,ly
with % muller, while 1trcam OF watcr
Is allowed 70 tri,,ln over 1t.
For preserving the lard, experiments
were made besides with bcnzoin, with
balm Of Giical huis. storaS, salieylir
acid. turponiinc aud tolu. Tho bast re-
suits wcrr obtained BY using or1 uur
cont. OF balsain Of tolu; tho larl was
white. kept we'll, and had is peculiar
odor we'll masked by the slight but
pleasant odur Of the bJ.lgam.
The Meeker herald., 1891-07-11
LrEHI.L cLurlIHu orusyss.

Arranrcuts have been made h,
THE ili;hLD whereby Hny Of the fol-
Lowing we known standard periodicals
may be III In connection with The
ilETALDta trifling cost. These fig.
ures appl,o cash subscriptions only:
TIE iiEALD and Cosmopolitan
Magyar tmonlhlyl to new sub
scrlbcrsn'y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4! 90
The llIhLD and Chicago Her
aid (we,lY). Observation-Disclosures. 3 30
TIE 1iiALD and Philadelphia
Press leeklyl ................ . co
TIE llRALD and San Francisco
Weeklua!l. 3 %
TEE lliALD and Detroit Free
l'ress teekly). ................ 3 %
Samp!Gopies of any of the above
may be id at TIE HERALD Office,
upon apicaticn.
Addree
1E MEEkER HERALD,
MEENEi:, Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1891-07-11
Inl slIlIlNI,s ultI.
An oii German L'a.1I wtIfi. u y"p..
iaF ttsH tHTa III. pay.

whoa ID" German k.lsuF. Karl. lived
a; IuFlrh. srrnriius 10 an Old l.rrHI
frtnli by tho Jewellers Weekly, he
dNvit Ia n house. called The Hole Ia
front Of which be caused pillar 10 b.
erected With bill on the Top ~ Il. o.
the end that vhooF-F demanded Justice
should hagr tho means Of zaupuurinF
himself. one day \, he sat - dirarr 10
hi hnts" be hraHl tho boil riu'. rti
sent Out his servants 20 bring ghu eisial.
ant before him. iiuy ihry could lui ~
one. 4 z"cuai and ,hiri time tlc i,oii
rang. ia; SAL NO human brIui, 4aS ,pb
-aah. ~ I"nsth tho issl--- h,,pasf --.-.
forth. and lie found izFf-r r"rpcn;,
which had iuin-l itself roand the rbst,
Of the pillar. and vas then in the very
act 81 pulling the bcli rup".
This g. Gods Will. said tho monarch.
Let tho brute b. bought before nc.
may deny justice 70 mono OF .Sl's Great.
urcs, man or beast
The serpent wa, accordingly ushcrrl
Into she Imperial presence. aud the
Kaiser spoke to Il a. he would 70 one %
his own Kidd, frayrly asking what it re-
quir"si. The serpent made muEt
courteous reverence and aiTualci Ia Its
own dumb way for him to follow. lie
did 80. accompanied by his court. and
the creature led them to the shores OF
the lax" where /, had its nest. Arrived
thrru the Kaiser soon saw the cause Of
s"rpcnt's seeking him, for IL, most.
which was fall Of cg!'J, was occupied by
q hilcous toad Of mpnstrpus proper
tions.
LET tho toad be flung i1tp tho nrr.-
said the monarch. ''aal L.; tho rrrpcat
have the possession OF thv ucsJ rcs;bErd
To It"
Three days after. as tho ilaiso- again
sat ut dinner. he was surprisgl -; Tho
appearance OF tho serpent, which thtI
;imo glidcd lat, tho hall unnnnouuccd.
what doca this mean thought the
Kaiser.
Tho reptile approached tho table. aud
raising itgclf on its tail dropped from
it, mouth into m empty plato which
stood beside tho monarch u precious
diamond. Il then silently disappeared.
This diamond the kaisur caused To 10
SGT in a costly ring, which he presented
to his wifc, tho much beloved fastrada.
Now. this stone had the virtue of at.
traction. and who so received II from
another, so long a. he or she wore It, re-
ccivcd also the intense love Of that in
dsvidual. Il was thus with Fas,rada
For no sooner did she place the ring on
her hnTcr than tho attachment OF the
Kaiser great before. no longer knew
any bounds. In fact, his love was more
like madness than any sane passion.
hut though tho talisman had full power
over love, 1t had no power over death,
and the mighty monarch was sent into
despair over the auddcn demise OF his
wife.
The Meeker herald., 1891-07-11

An old physician, retired from prac
tice. having hud placed in his hands BY
IN East India missionery the formula
of Il vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure of consumption
bronchitis. catarlh, asthma and all
throat and lung affections, also n posi-.
i've and radical cure for nervous dpbil.
ity and all nervous complaints. after
having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases. has felt it
his duty to make it known to his suffer-
ing. fellows. Actuated by this motive
and a desire to relieve human suffer
ing, | will send free of charge, to all
who desire it. this recipe, in German,
French or English, with full directions
for preparing and using. Sent by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming this
Taper. w. A. MOVES, $50 Powers
Block. Rochester, n. Y.
The Meeker herald., 1891-07-11

A Eontuclsian believes he has struck
1t rich. He says he can produce u rain
storm which Will cover whole county
and last four hours al an expense of sil,
for certain chemicals, and he Is now i'm
patiently waiting for next summer and
dry spell to try it. II by that time he
hasn't dropped this idea to take up
perpetual motion something good may
come of IT,
The Meeker herald., 1891-07-11

Aslii aui northern mail lcavt daily q, s r. m
Arrives daily ~ noon.
Guiud river mail leaves daily az :: Jg.in. ~
iiNcs daily NJ '.'il y. IN.
H'urr!y and White River ma!i l,nvcs ,irckcr
rvrrs Monday and Tuir4iiy at : n. IN.
Arrive. every Wednesday uni SATURDAY ut
CV.m.
Money order AMI registry department opcn
ifnfn q. M. To- sr. IN.
ro-tn;iicc open on Sundays from to 10 II. NJ.
md from to p III.
CHARLES :. ArTtx. Postmaster.
The Meeker herald., 1891-07-11
THEIR LAST WORDS.


ami spssghcs Of men ahom the WOEil
calls iaU0g., says Once a Week. Thee
have all Lad ~ Izss in their chips Ike
the most Insignificant Of rs, and th"il
FINAL exits from the great stage hsy'
besn generally ediiying and Away
Characteristics.
God b. pg.issi,' eEelainei Wolfe
ihe hrrp ~ gnai,is', ON lraTniEE that ih'
fUTrh aerc gis'as aaaY Ia every III
Feeli0u- II do happy" Ill au,aguRisl
Montrzim, also resolved a mortal
usuEi -ails ond-ay"Fins' a. rally his
HieH, zni aksH told that his end sss aI'
prlaeLius maia zn-veTs ''~o much lfT
better, sAAii Hls lise - sno the sur
render ~ qu'Lss-'
II Uuy thee. se.s ms up safe, but f0E
my rIrilsH duan l can shift for mJ-
srif- FruaT EHI Sir Tl0mss More, OH
serving tar Ea-tHsss 90 tho s-ai'o!d,
II beard sly fEs .EarEIiuaeg ass g-Fy
good gnd has" liiilo neck aid
AHuo ii9lgyn, FglilHF her hands about
ii aHd i-gslirF heartily.
The uuL-gTg tl-rlrs I. expired Hith
TIE auT. "!.ruTmleT" ou hls iifss aud
The lzs. HuTls attF.lutfi 'iiursshot'
EurHlF gur "Nu h1He rule, shils
i.-lfls.a ra'uiy remarked; Drop Ito
surs-l1. fsa farce is played uug."
Nill -rHU e un'ssHtimrEt that A"y
zFe about 70 il1 - shs fr,l symptSm ~
approaching death Mozart srJta his
Ftsisi,m under ihE conviction that tho
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arg 10 F'ii} - debate Nhil" us iIH
moved 'a 'il'r.'-
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va .'-''i .i' tl4sso 81 view" non
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The Meeker herald., 1891-07-11
ABOUT vly9scrIoa
lite Practise Nc - Tor tho Good Of
uaEla ATTY

lyS persons, 10 stir aF TuHl4f hl4h'hl
against the prseiie0 II Nsgisf1tisn. In
the pamphlets which thoy saas' 2 broad
east over the lsui they dee-riln low
the professors Of r,.g- ..iu'Fy ere treating
the poor dumb -fuNr- Ean' being
deprived hy nsiuF ~ iaRr Usage, can not
even giys oxpF. Jon - t.f-r pain W
seeusr thOlc Eh0 ~ uai iinaiI eals"
them Ia 1n.fer.
Il rlGiae ihese 4 'rl pts fss f.a!ri rn-
d0uhisdly ere l. 3 tr'1 f-ff'' /. .r.
Of stone must ~ il .t- + ullH
hose iu4a. ilal,i l-f fHr-f % fst
themselves ia o. gls 20 t-s tHs,
eats, FsLbits AMI inla sFs saa4lE in
dunsi Ia p ii.ioa lgfi i-il1a o gs'aihli
sreh . practise.
fet, l.ya i.ia Z. '1. ~ .-a- tse hole
suhioet hass.iio.- ~ say Of
ta.sa hIuaae lrt -FH.l.irr T"s-ons
shoul4 b. iaaici rits ui the
cure II Ahieh i.a. rgH-- H'- -i"Ao
. Hcil-lclrttd r, .Ff sH 10"
could poTio.is "a 81 'a'-aH v.-T Lille
fui znd sgs1ly fal', auHA t-'T EDt
aish that stall fHH gEs rF-.I-AloF
WoulI liry 10 "a q frui1 nur t;h II
tho world 10 to- pI ia urN.E 60 tni
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The Meeker herald., 1891-07-11

Water gas is gas made from water,
"a its name implies. Tho water il
atomizcd and a jet of naphtha injected,
which gives it its illuminating power. 1t
is considered much cheaper than coal
gas on account of the chcapncss Of mate.
rial.
The Meeker herald., 1891-07-11

Better to not bring guests than to
bring those not welcome, 10 matter
what short sighted legislation may
enact 10 the contrarY.
The Meeker herald., 1891-07-11
SoIfS. 3.

This paic is on Gle aud nlwHys ready
fnr refercic at the Public Li!Hary of
Denver, inhe west wing Of the High
5 'huui, NJ i,sntii and Stout streets.
The Meeker herald., 1891-07-11

Kings in the earliest days were mere.
" tho fathers of families" and tho
word is derived from the same source as
.,kln ~
The Meeker herald., 1891-07-11

A mans greatness makes his family
great; n wonan's greatness makes her
family insignificant.
The Meeker herald., 1891-07-11

"ly1-. ihur- i.tiIlr
Trustee. = N.iDasHis'n, l. r. "Sai.,. J l..
Mediation. John :. watson. J, l. iiannry
1. J. iinfmrr.
Clrfg nri iic-urirr. iirnry :. wnih,cs
Treasurer, y. y. InhaHta,|u
rriicr Nnuisitst-.. Arthur Iiufnham
InFshai. ~ wi.iHr
The Meeker herald., 1891-07-11

Susp,ciOnroyes nothing. especially
when there's nothing To- he prov II.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-04
AN IMP ATRIAL VIEW.

The Minneapolis Tribune is paper
which tries to be fair, as the following
clipping would seem to Indicate:
LET us cease talking Of the mote in
the eye of our sub-tropical neighbor,
New Orleans, while we endeavor to ex-
tract an annoying bit of timber from
our own optic. We have been denounc-
ing the Malta in one breath, and con-
demning the murderous mob that put to
death several alleged members of that
organization in another. Meanwhile
lawlessness of similar character has
cropped out right here in Minnesota.
Whitecappery in its most malignant
form has been running riot at Two Har-
bors. One outrage has been committed,
another threatened, and there is no tell
ing where the mischief will end unless
the authorities take prompt measures to
stamp out the conspiracy before it has
grown much stronger. The
American Whitecap IS no better than his
Sicilian prototype, and there is no room
in Minnesota for either. The authorities
of Lake county owe it to themselves and
to the state to put stop to this lawless-
ness at once"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-04

! remember what a shock ii gave me when
Mr.. Bowser returned to the house one
morning about half an hour after he had
started down town. He came rus hing vi
the steps, unlocked the door and banged il
open. and his face was as pale as death "a
he gasped out;
''My-my wallet"
"Your wallets Why, found it under
your pillow and left it on the mantel
there"
And you-you've looked inside of itr'
mo, / haven't. It's there just as found
IT,"
He seized it and sat down and counted
the contents over thrice, and as he uttered
q great sigh of relief | asked:
is your money all rightl"
ut seems to be-
"And suppose I had opened it and
counted your casbH'
"W-whst!"
Suppose had even helped myself to
five dollars or ten doiIars'"
"You-you help YOURSELF
eyes. Didn't yop tell me that half your
money belonged to me, and that had Just
as much right TO The family wallet as
youf'-
'NeverP
"Mr Bowseru'
Never Never did! Never said any.
thing which could possibly he construed
to mean any such thing Never, under
any circumstances, Mrs Bowser. do you
dare 20 lay finger on my walletp'
II never wiIl-not even after you are
deadp'
See that you don't. Detroit Free
Press