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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-01
FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-We want lady or gentleman of
a!a intelligence to act as general agent in
false scheme; grand opportunity to secure good Nd
peasant, well paying employment Address
with stamp, GUARD CO., Orange, Mass. BIZ
WANTED.-By an American lady, situa-
w ton as houSekeeper in a small family.
I home more an object than wages. Address, B.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-01

NOR SALE-Fine summer cottage rooms,
IL stable and all conyeniences; location and
view unsurpassed; also 2 acres Of Shorthand
GOSS, 465 Congress Sc. 28-1
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OST-Saddle and britcning nearly new, be-
CITY and G. Connolley's farm, on road leading
70 Pleasant Hill. The finder will please leave
1ne same. at G. M. STANWOOD & CO., 2eI
Commercial st. pr
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-01

Too Expensive.
care you sowing your lawns with fresh seed
this year?"
mo. It's too EXPENSIVE"
"Seed is not EXPENSIVE
mo; but it costs money to employ a man to
pull up the things that sprout from ft.'-Pitts-
burg Chronicle.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-01

NOR SALE-11s story house and ell. Eight
IL rooms; twelve acres; nice orchard of sew
enty-five trees; pleasantly situated on main
cheap If at once For further particulars apply
to N. S. GARDINER, No. 1856 Middle street.
28-1
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TEyO LET OR FOR SALE-Furnished cot
Il tage at Jones' Landing, Peaks Island Ap-
ply or address 100 ST. LAWRENCE STREET.
S. w. Lanes. IL
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TITO LET-Good tenements of 5, and
Il rooms each centrally located, prices So,
SO, $12 and $13 per month. Inquire of J. C.
WOODMAN, 1864 Exchange st. IL
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TEIO LET-Two furnished cottages, seven and
Il nine rooms, at Westwood Park, Falmouth.
Everything necessary for common housekeep-
(Waite's Landing.) Inquire on the premises, or
address E I. MERRILL, Portland Me- care of
Steamer Alice. 3O-2
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FOR SALE.

My Cash Provision Market on Main street,
city of 10000 close to manufactures; corner
F sod
June 10th; fine chance for one or two men to
increase business rent $40. BRISTOL CASH
MARKET. rs Hampshire Street, Cambridge
port, Mass. my31 Tvs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-01

EOUND-I have found the Greatest Cure on,
= = Earth, for Rheumatism and Neuralgia in
, uneir worst chronic forms. l suffered twelve
years YEAR and tried every knownremedy. Sufferers
W WTiIe 70 me and enclose stamp MISS E. S.
OtR East Harpswell. Maine. my21 dSSw1mo*
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-Houses for sale. Prices, $780,
T $1,000, s1sd Il o. s1,So0, sls4oo, $d,5oo
800 s23o0 81 2So ,SSi s27oo
street. 25-2
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Halls Hair Remover mistaken is fine dress
ing for the hair.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-01

TITO LET-On Cumberland street, four unfur-
l. nished rooms with all conveniences for
housekeeping to man and wife, or two ladies
preferred. Address j. K. This Office. Bill
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-01

TITO LET-Lower tenement. BOT Cumberland
IL street, corner of Elm, 8 rooms all modern
improvements, sun all day. Immediate pos
session given. Apply to M. n. FOSTER, Is
Preble street. Bill
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-01

NOR SALE-At Woodfords-M Modern built
a. house, IA rooms, newly decorated and ar
Slated roof, furnace and open CRATE; fine stable
and lawn, with Is 900 feet Of land. Buildings
cost $4,000. Price $4,000. Three, minutes to
street cars. w. II. WALDRON, $50 Middle
street. 28-1
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ITO LET-Lower rent 5 rooms, 20 Boyd St.,
i all in order, $11. Lower rent, rooms on
one fiat, 6 st. Lawrence ST., S12. Lower rent
rooms, corner of Sherman and Grove, SIS, all
complete. L. 0. BEAN & CO., 40 Exchange
Street. 30-I
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LyOR SALE-Dry and desirable house lots;
H also gravel and loans for filing. Inquire
of A. L. RICHARDSON, Deering Centre 5-S
NOR SALE-Farm of 100 acres in City of
Il Westbrook, ON Cumberland street; one
mile from East and West End; known as
Hussey farm, Inquire of G. E. GRIFFIN,
Cumberland Mills, Me. 14-8
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TITO LET-A desirable brick house No. SO
IL Winter street. has rooms, modern con-
veniences, bath, hot water heat, large yard, to
small family; $3.50, including water if let at
once. N. S. GARDINER, No. 1876 Middle
street. 26-1
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NOR RENT-The four story brick building
II. No. 241 and 243 Middle st; good frontage
with staircase separate from the store; we'll
adapted for a manufacturing business in con-
nection with the ground floor and basement
for the sale of product; has elevator and steam
heat; possession given Immediately. BENJA-
MIN SHAW, 511a Exchange st. 27-1
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IL nished cottage, ready for immediate occu-
pancy. GEO. f. GOULD. IS Exchange street.
OIL
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j. Der with alcoye. Fine view Of the city and
country. Bath room on same floor. Also other
desirable rooms furnished or unfinished, with
or without board. Rates very low. Apply at
776 CONGRESS STREET. 27-1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-01

NOR RENT-Six room tenement rear of $40
II Congress street; $12 per month. Inquire
at So Brown street. 28-1
The state herald., 1892-04-22
srArEbf COLORADO,

In tho County Court.
James ~ "''F 'TFlssinur. Alias
vs. lHummO1s.
James A. iion"yenti, 20 nonresident
TuE rrorLe or rnE srAir or uotonApo, TO
jaime. iionnycntt thu defendant hboyr
NAMED, HfrptinHi
You nfr hereby required Ia appear In mn
nrtinn brought nRninst yon bv the ubovs
anincti plaihtt IN the county court OF rhil
lips county, state of Colornhn, nnd answer
the complaint therein Within twenty DAYS
after the sorsicr hereof, II served within hi.
rouniyi or " surtrd ont uf III. county, or
by publication. witiin thirty days after the
service hereof. exclusive ~ the ,lny Of -rrv-
ice. or Judgement by default VIII bc taken
against you according Ia the prayer of the
complaint and " nropy nf tile complaint IN
Tie hboN" entitled nctlnn in not served with
III. snnmong, ar " the service hereof 10
lnhdu out of Tits state, thpn len days nddiz
tlonhi Ia the time hrtrinnipsn specified Tor
hrp"nfnncehnd hnHNsf VIII b. allowed tps
fore III. taking Of judgement by default ~
The said action h. brought TO recover the
sum OF nVu hundred dollars with Interest.
upon pnn rrfiiin bond executed unl npiiNs
"fid by drtrndnnt IN T., W. Tullrys trnsieH,
on the VT day NJ Jnne lHc, plpin,in viii also
NAH ihnfnfucluture uf n certain trust drai
upon the ~ ~ ~ see ttpdn riiw niypn 10
Avrntu =ilh rnm ot money Ne will more fully
appear fton the complaint IN said nrtion 4,
which reference ls here mndr, mud ,pn nrn
f AID 4, % ,h@ h@s .a S9@ s 70 arH,r n9
required The Htid plmntln Will tnhu default
hiiI judgement ns prayed,
ulNnn nNner my hnnh hnh tho Hnnl ~ the
county. ills liih Hay 0f Mnfrh,A a. u. i-ps.
EMMLrf. unANhOS, Jndrr. nnh
lhbALl Esofcio 'rih Of said ,nnti.
htiH
The state herald., 1892-04-22
d. aM. rxcuRsloNe.

Omaha, Ncb.. May /, iso2; General
Conference Methodist Episcopal
Church. Al agents may e.i round
trip ,icgc,s 10 Omnhu at the loves,
,irst elnw onr way nate. Use book y
tickets. limiting aniGc 10 continuous
pnssagc In each direction. sell tickets
April 1880, Inclusive, AhG limit for 10.
turn Ia Junc ].
Minneapolis, MINI, June !, 1902,
National Republican Convention. All
agents ANY sell tickets to Minneapolis
NJ rate II 0nc lowest ilrstclnss fare
Agents IN Nebraska. Kansas, Colorado,
and South Dakota will sell tickets
Junc 4. ., nnd G. agents IN Wyoming
will sell tickets June ., !. and 3. Use
regular MINNEAPOLIS iouiit tickets,
limiting samr 10 continuous passage
from date Of sale aud execution, With
linnl returning limit of june 20.
Denver. Coln., August oil, isDs.
TIiennlal coneiAvc. kuigbh TompNS
ror the Hboyc occasion ratio Of oie
lowest llral.class faro fur tho rotinl trip
vll. bu made. 1irlrls will he sold Au.
,Gt I 10, inclusive, aud limit fui re.
,uil to October 10 tileulm viii b.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
Specimen Cases.

:. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Ncuralga and rheumatism,
his stomach was disordercd. his liver wns
affected To an alarming degree appetite fell
away, and he was terribly reduced In flesh
and strength. Three bottles of Electric
Bit,crs curd him.
Edward shepherd, Harrisburg, H., Ind u
running s0ic on his leg of eight years
standing. Used three battles ot Electric
Bitter. and scycn hoxrs u; ilpcklens Arnlca
Salvc, and his leg Is sound aud well. John
Speaker CataWba, %, had iiyc large fever
sores al his Lex, d0ciurs said he was lncura-
hlr. One bottle OF Electric Bitirrs aud one
box Buckcn's Arnica saiyc cured him en-
iircly. Sod 10y CT; Drug Store.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
rar Denver Republican for 80 Cents

s5f D'hNrf erpubtrhu iot 40 cents.
The subscription pricc of Tho Denver
Rrpublicnn hua been reduced 10 10 cents
per month. or 60 per year, postage paid.
This reduction in the snaacrip,ion rntc
does not moan amy reduction In Its high
quality as ncwrpapcI. On the con.
tfnry. no money, labor or intelligence
will be spared To raise ita standard ci cx.
eelieaee still higher In pll It's depart.
men,n. editorial. telcgrnphic news. cor
rcapondenoe aud local news. II receiver
every night tho lull ropor,a Of both the
Associated Proaa and the United Prera,
apgrrgntinr 5000 woids nnd costing
$4,000 annually. In addition II receives
from nll pa,ia Of this and adjoining
states specials" giving tho best news
thcfcirom, m wcll M special tcicgrnmp
from NIL the great nowH ocniora oi the
United Sintoa aud tho world.
Considering the standing OF The TO
publican m newa gnthorer aud dirnom
ina,or II 10 the chonpcni paper published
In the new west. lts reputation Tor hon.
chiy md integrity, the battlea II has
fought aud won IN the interests Of tho
people nHd good government, and ita nd.
yoeacy OF oil qrcgtiops OF general utter
aat for this section mnkcB I, welcome
visitor 10 every household.
order II by mail or through our local
nr travelling arcn'n, Adlrcss MI com
20 Tho Republican Publish
log Company, bower, Colorado.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
Omaha and ,icfurn.

Onc Fare for the Round Trip. For
the accommodation OF those dcslring to
visit at points east OF, In the vicinity OF,
or at 0malin in May during the session
uf the Methodist General Conference,
the Union Pacific will sell tickets to
Omaha ana return at one fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sslo April % to
80 inclusive, limited TO June /, 1892.
For any additional information apply
10, g. w. ATKINSON, Agent U. Z. Sya.
TEN, Sterling, Colo.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Tho cattle men IN Wyoming whs IN
dertook TO exterminnte the "rusllcrs,' v
rs tho settlers are calle!, will pay d, ar!y
for their lack Of good judgement in un-
dertaking such risky piece Of business.
Had it NO. been Tor the timely appear
nnce Of the United States soldiers upon
tho scene Of action the cattle men woul,'
bnve been badly cut To pieces. Will,
the cattle men have escaped from the
rus,lers. they are still in the hands O!
tho soldiers and will be held 10 answer
for the killing of the two rustlers.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
Nnw Try l,l,Is.

Il will east you nothing and viii surely DO
you go"d, IL you have n cough, cold, or any
trouble with ilirnai, chest or lungs, Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
coughs and colds ls guaranteed to give relief
or money will be paid back. Sufferers from
la Grippe found II just the ihng and under
It's urc hada speedy and perfect recovery.
Try sample bottle a, our expense aud learn
for yourself Just how good thing 1t L..
Trial bottles free at City Drug Store. Large
siEe zoe. aud si.0o.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

sSued later giving full information in
regard to specialtrains, etc.
Ogden, Utah, May 27-June A, 1892;
Annual Meeting, National Camp
Meeting Association. All agents may
sell tickets to Ogden. May "a June A.,
inclusive. DR., W. Mcdonald, SO
Broom!ield street, Boston, will sign
certificates. Delegates will be returned
at one-llflh fare.
j. FRANCIS, q. +. & 4. a.
And ngain we say, plant trees on yonr
residence lois 80 that in after yenrs ou
may sit under your own shade trees.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

From twenty 10 twenty-five thousand
people now occupy the Cheyenne and
Arapahoe country winch was opened
this week Tor settlement. 1t takes the
wi'lc awake rustling Amcricsqs To CON
plo,e the work OF ss;tlia; up in onr d,y
a tract OF country large enough for an
ordinary STATE
The state herald., 1892-04-22
STATE OF COLORADO,
County OF Phillips.

STATE OF COLORADO.
County of Phillips.
In the county court.
Plaintiff. Alias
VS.. SUMMONS.
William J. tees, to non resident.
Defendant
William J. E.cs III. defendant above named
greeting:
You are hereby required h appear In mn
aeilon bronsn, agi,,nst You by the aloyc hoy,
lips county, state II Colorado, and answer
the complaint therein within twcnty days
Alter sns fsrylsf s.rSs M Y serS.a , n, wl,nin
or by publication. within thirty days aftSr
the service here's {. exclusive nf the day of
service: or Judgement by default will be ti-
ken against you according 1 the prayer of
the complaint; and n copy Of tho cau.-
iiltint Ia tbs above chtiilcd nclion hc not
served with this summons, or u The service
hereof b. made out OF ihi- state. then ten
days additional to the TIN; hrrcin abovr
specified for Appearance and answer will b-
allowed before the taking of Judgement By
default ns Aforesaid.
This said action IL brought To recover the
sam oI four hundred dollars with interest on
one crrisin bond .Nccntc,i aud delivered by
defendant u l.. W. Tullrys trustee On ar
about the 1T day of september lds-. plaintlf
will also asl. .ihrforcclosurr OF certain ira Il
deed upon III. meet OF see . tp On = ~ west
given 10 -ccuTc said sum OF money. Ms viii
more fnlly appear from the complaint In
snii rction Ia Nhich reference Il here made
and pou nre hereby notified that II you fni
to appear. and to answer the sid complaint
ns above required the said ppintin VIII take
default and Judgement prnyci
Given under my hand and the seal IL The
said court at iiolyokc Ia said county this
liih day oi March. A ID lss.
clerk Of said court. MIS-
IsEAL.t
The state herald., 1892-04-22

The democrats are giving the rcpuh.
leans great deal Of free advice against
tue wisdom Of nominating Harrison for
president. They are very much afrnid
tha, they will haze Harrison to fight
md aro well aware that they have no
possible candidate who can keep within
sight Of him in tho race.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
ttirst publication Mar2Il
L 5 Land Onlcc S'crling Colo
Feb q; l[s
LAlins nn,lrn,nrnn

tAlias notice to contest No lis)
Complaint having iaccn entered ut this o.
fec by Emma hapman against John Rcihi
culture entry No ELI dated sept 2i-t lssa mp
ON thc NV - see ~ ~ NJ ~ " In Phillips
county Colorado with - lew - The cancrlln-
ton { said entry; con 'c-tint alleging that
John Heihn rdllr during the eth year after
makings Id eniryto properly cultivate or
cause tn be- 80 cultivated the trees. seeds or
cutting, growing on said land; that he failed
during the 9th year after making said entry
TO rcplarr or supply trees, seeds or cuttings
for tbos" that had been planted and failed To
grow and that he failGJ to cultivate said
tract is required by law during said 9Th wear
after nm,kiug said entry and that said full
urc Eii!l cSi -; the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this ofiiec ON the IL.
day oi iay lrls Mt 10 o'clock II IA 10 rcspnnd
aud furnish testimony c,ncorniRg said nj
legged iiilGrc.
II TEDMOSD, Register
l. T. Arrnnr. Attorney for contestant.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
40 eAAnns 1oar.louls.

Do you know that the uninn paclnc
Is now running Pullman PalnUu
Sleeper Ia ~. Lpnisy
It's \ fact The sleeper runs from
Salt Lake CITY Ia 81, Louis via Denver
aud Kansas City und tho Missouri Pa
elite Ry. Apply to your.ncarest Union
paciilc agent for accommodations In
this car. q. ". ATKNsos. Agent.
Sterling, Colo.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Tho Wcli county republican oooyen
ton dcclsIcJ thu; james q. Blaine IL.
ibcir cho'ce for PRECEDENT. What 10 In.
use in republican conventions declaring
for man who has publicly announced
that he will no, b. candidate. Secre
tary Blaine is not the kind Of iuiesman
who says one thing and means another
and, rs he las expressed his deiciminh-
tion not 10 be a candidate, the republi
cans should not spend their time IN pass.
ing resolutions Of regret over his rcfugal
10 be n candidate. but give their hearty
support 10 orc oi ito other equally
available candidates.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
lfirst publication Mar IL 1892.
u. $. Land Oficc, Sterling. Colo,
Feb - lH.ll ,
mo l0Ol

no 2o0l
Complaint having been entered at this ri
nee by John A. swanson against Robert tas
per Johnston for failure 10 comply with law
ny to timber culture entry No 1852 dated Sep.
tcnbcr 2jth lssc,. upon tine SO :, sec rs tp . II
n W In Phillips county Colorado with .
view to the caneellp tion of said entry; con.
tcstant alleging that Robert Casper Johnston
failed during the and year If said entry I,
break acres upon said tract and also failed
to cultivate the acres broken during the ist
year and said failure sill exists.
The said parties are hereby summoned I,
appear vt this Office on the jrd day of May
ls9s ut 10 O'Clock II IN to respond and furnish
testimony concerning sid alleged failure.
II. I. TEDgoS. Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
Ifirst publication Mar isl
STATE or COLORADO,
County II Phillips.
In tho County Cour
Jamcs n. Brown, plaintiff,

In tho County Court
iamss n. Brown, plaintiff
JohRrnes q. jacobson isunMoNs to
iiaida jacobson Non-rcsidpnt.
llcdyig Jaoobson. iefcnian,s
Tho People Of the State of to.orain, To Jo-
hnnnea u. jacobson ifndda jacobson and .ej-
viz jacobson tho Defendants aboye-ahmed
Lfcetipgi
You arc hereby required to nprcar IN an rriion
brought against you by the als,ye nAuisl plain
itl IN the county rUur, oi Phillips eognty. state
uf Colorado. Hnd nnswra the conulnini tloacln
within ,v-ni, days after the .rfyicc b.rrof ~
this county, or by publication. within iifty days
after the serfiec hereof. exclusive af the day ~
service; or judGcment 10y default will br taken
Rsalnu, yol according TO the prayer Of tho com
rlnini, and u a copy OF tho complaint In the
above rntltlnl action hr not served with THE
summons. ar u the soryic hereof 10 made out
of this STATE" iiicn ten days additional Ia tho
time hnicnsboyc npsriiel for appearance and
anhvUf viii 10 allowed before tho taking Of
judgement 10y default na aforesaid.
1ho aaid action y brought to recover ih. sum
of one Thousand dollan with interest upon on.
.oiialn band ekcrutni nnd delivered 10y tho lie.
fcndantA TO l.. w. rull,es trnstoe, on isi day OF
of r.riain tInnt deed oieenled and delivered hy
IL. defendants 20 l.. W. Tulies trustee. Jnna II,
is,S upon the " = of n.c y pipsnridw given u
.acurn fnld nnin of money as will more fully nj.
pear. from tho complaint IN snid action To which
reference u here made and TO nnsvcr tho sHid
,gonplaini ne above required the said plaintiff
v IN take default and ludrrinapi hs priyrd
( (aEAL yhe .ald count, eour, ., ilol,ofc. IN
S6ks. EMMETT Il. fiikSSos ,iniss
and Er.Ongip clerk uf said court. Ms
The state herald., 1892-04-22
frip, publication Aprio inl No sss
Nnuuu for Publication.
Land once at sterling, Colorado, !

Nntuu for Publication.
Land oilco at sterling, Colorado,
Arr " isiti.
No1itEih hereby given that thnf0ilostnn
A' nninod settler hhs lied notice nf his IL.
icntion 10 nnke finai proof ~ support " his
claim. aud thnt said proof vili ~ made brforo
the CLERK Of county court Phillips
county colo, NJ Iiolyohc, Colorado. on
npy ~ iH9, ylki
O1'tO AlinoLDiu
I'D !. No pooi for tbs lots land 2hnl cis NV
= soc 7tpinrisw
ilc names thcfoliowinH wiinr-,os 10 prov.
his continuous residence upOn aud unltiyn.
ilon Of, said land. ylgi
william II knitlny ot iiolyohe roio
john W Martin "
frnnt j EnofsDn
Charles q Campbell " I"
II. rtbNos, iicaisicr.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Senator German will retire from the
democratic national committee on nc
count Of poor health. IIe has recently
bceu suffering from an attack of the
presidential fever aud does rot feel able
for committee work.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

st. Paul Pioneer Press. From the day
that Mr.. Blaine's letter was published
the best informed politicians have ;'eein-
ed Mr.. Hasr!,un5 prospects Of the
brightest. For a fow weeks the other
nspirnnts, who had stool aside to make
way for the oyaFwhclG.ing popularity oi
Mr.. Blaine, but WHO hnl no such sern
pies about breaking lance with Mr.
Harrison, began 60 pu. their aifairs in
order for contest. Aud 1t appeared
for time us II the "favurito SON. idea
might control majority OF the conyeu
ton, though majority too diseorlan;
aud too iavorably dispo-cd 10 the Ptesi-
dent n, heart 10 Be nble TO unite on any
candidate ayaintt him. Bat even that
probability has been removed by ih-
open rolusl Of Mckinley and Cullom to
pcrmi, their unmcs To he nscd ~ pres!
DENTAL poss.biitios. 1hc nomination d.
MS good In mndt,
Net l.ilo n this chnngo l. dus TO
the Presidents conduct of recent din
rultisr, which he hus banded IN such
aimir.Llc shape. indecd, everything
Inns seemed TO hErFcn as II ordained
10 pIcfrut ,his administration to th-
people III u,c most favorable light. Its
policy Il recipioeity, iu,o which Mr,
/ Harrison linu ,nt.Ici with an enthusi
asm equal TO ,hnt Of Mr.. Blaine, has
been spleaiid snccesI -
And 1t has upheld the dignity o! the
Nation In two mos, trying eitua,ionn,
where ,hnt which II Of all .kAIngs most
repugnnnt to the Ame,can people, nn
armed collision with Smother power,
seemed imminent. rhc satisfacto.
conrlusion OF our disphtrs with Chill
aud Grcn, Britain has, beyond doubt,
contributed much TO tho removal OF eth.
er presidential nspiran's from the field.
Al iho.o circumstances, taken together,
make /, scnpipie policy ior tLouo to 90.
ou, OF tho way whose presidential booma
will keep. air. blair inioims hn anxious
country that hc N t.ill u candidate. mud
SIR. Algor Ind no, Withdrawn ht latest
aJyircr. Bat Mr., Harrison will DO tho
mex, candidate oi his party, by vote
almcG; ns unanimous ~ that for Mr,
nlaino woalJ hnvo boon had he con
soniod.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Senator ID. u. Hill aud his f.llowors
have declared war 10 the bitter end
aca:ns, Cleveland. They say that there
will be no compromise and that they
will dcfsa. Cleveland in NV York IL he
is uomina,ed. Their program is r-pcr.
I'd To be The nomination oi u vci,ein
man in Gaze Hill canpo, Sc, the nomina
tim. They might let Doies n,p into
tho shoes of the Tammnny hero FOR he
con'i I'LL .hcm pretty we'll. About the
only difference between ih'ir poliucai
platforms ia that ELL s,raddies the ell
Yer question ana Boies, still more cuw
l,dly, is mum on TINT question.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
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