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Arizona republican., 1892-07-17
Pianos and Organs.
'hoS nhu organs. Pianos and Organs. The Famous
 Mason & Hamin Pianos and Organs. The Celebrated
 BEAR BRoS.' Pianos. The WOrld-Renowned


 KNa8E Pianos. The P0puiar and Medium Priced
 PAESE & IRVING Pianos. All fully wGrrsn.cl and having the iron plate, steel iars and all modern Improvements, in B"gewun3, Mahogany, Antique Oak French aud C!Icas'inu Walnut, Aeh and other Fancy Cases
 Presuu,iug that purchasers do not wish Co be Imposed upon by buyng second-class pianos for standard hrst.class instruments, l beg leave to submit Inc following reasons why they can ob- tain frOm me special inducements.
 I. l buy strictly for SPOT CASH at carload rates from the ma nufacturers ?. handle only instruments of stan lard and reliable makers
 pny neither rent, clerks or tuners wa es, nor interest on investment, hence can sell nt very low rates and on the easiest Of in. stallmeDts.
 |. take in payment old instruments, real est te, farm produce, etc. Tuning Done and Work Guaranteed
 A. REDEWILL, Box ST, PHENlx, ARIZ.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-17
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN. THE RsFuBLluAS w'll nht ne responsible for any bulls uula,. contracted on A written order pt the management
 e. J. woLFLEY. Manager.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-17
Fruits.
Architect.

MESA C TY FRUIT sTOkE-FKUITE JIS Na1isaie and Retail. FisBer * silliI1aH.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-17
Dentists.

A r. PETIT, ARCHIi ECT AND PRACn "A. cal Builder. Room r Gotten Block.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-17
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Arizona republican., 1892-07-17
Music.
AInchiniSt.
Barber shops.

p COOKS BARBER SHOP EAST OF P 0 D. hulidhg Work hISt ,!ass in every res
Arizona republican., 1892-07-17
homeopathic.
Veterinary.

I c. NORTON, D. Y. NJ, VETERINARY J. physician and surgeon. Special atten- uon given 10 dentstr. OthLe in Opurl House block.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-24
Potato Traditions

When potatoes were first introduced into
Russia by n Mr.. Rowland (the exact date
of the introduction of the tn Der into that
benighted country being n subject of con-
troversy, but usually set down at l791) the
people would neither plant nor touch them.
They declared them to be the DEVILS fruit,
and that they were given to his satanic
majesty on his complaint to God that he
had no fruit God told him to search the
earth for food" Whereupon the devil fell
to digging in the earth and found potatoes
growing therein.
A similar legend seems to have obtained
credit among the staid Britishers in Ber-
wickshire, England. In that shire the in
PRODUCTION of potatoes is popularity attrib-
uted to Sir Michael Scott, once known all
over Britain as ''The Wizard of the North"
According to the story Michael and the
devil formed copartnership and took the
lease of a farm on the Mertown estates,
called the "Whitehouse. Michael was to
manage the farm, the devil the capital.
The produce was to be divided in the fol-
lowing manner:
The first year Michael was to have all
that grew above the ground and the devil
all that grew beneath the surface. The
second year shares were to be divided in
just the opposite way. His satanic maj
esty strange to say was badly beaten by the
willy Michael, for that parsonage with
true Scottish foresight sowed all the land
to wheat the first year and planted all in
potatoes the second. So the poor devil got
nothing but stubble and potato tops. How
these absurd legends originated no one
seems to know, but the fact remains that
the peasants of both Russia and England
even to this day frequently allude to pota-
toes as Devils fruit. Chicago Inter
Ocean.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-24
Easy Enough Apparently.

Miss Bagley-Yes; but now you must
forgive and forget.
Miss Faraway-Oh, l can forgive, but
it's not so easy to forget.
Miss Bagley-Nonsensc! | can tell you
a hundred things I've Experimentation
Tit Bits.
The state herald., 1892-06-24
Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given thst 10 accord
anos with Section y of an set 10 amend
certain Sections Of Chapter KEW, "a =.
titis.l, "Rsvision" ri the General Stat
utss Of the State Of Colorado and 70 re-
psal NIL conflicting acts approved April
7th 1885.
Tho board OF County Commissioners
os Phillips county, Colorado, viii meet
a. the Office Of the County Clerk, In the
Court HOUSE. In Holyoks, 10 cot - .
Board Il Equalization, Commencing On
the nrst Monday 10 July and cootinus
uol lees than thrce CD nor moro than tan
(iW consecutive days, and. on the third
Monday Of july, and continue not lsss
than two (2) nor more than Ten (io) Coz
sscutIvs days for tho purpoas Of changing
correcting and cqualIxlns the Asssss-
msut Roll q said Phillips County Tor the
year 1901
Bsid Board will, d their second meet
isg. III 10 hear complaints only, from
shoss Dissatisfied with amid changes, or
otherwise to adjust said Assessment
Roll, as In their judgement 10 Just and
proper.
All persons aggrievcd are hereby no
titled 10 appear before said Board Al that
tims and show good cause why their as
sessncnt should not bc changed.
The state herald., 1892-06-24
II 4 NJ EXCURSIONS.

Homeseekers. Excursion.--On August
Both and September 9th, 1892, rate Of
one lowest first-class fare will DO made
from eastern points to points on our line
for two homeseekers' excursions. These
tickets will DO sold ut nil the principal
railway points as for east ns Buffalo aud
Pittsburg. Tickets will DO good within
twenty days from date Of sale, and st OPP
overs will be allowed on the weatbound
trip after passing the Missouri River.
Cincinnati, o., Juno 1890, 1892; Ma
tional Convention Prohibition Party
All agents may sell round trip tickets to
Cincinnati ut one trst-class faro for the
round TIP. Agents in Colorado snti
Wyoming may sell June 20 and 90 and
limit Tor return to July 8. Tickets must
he limited to continuous pnssnge 10 each
direction.
Helena, Mont, August BIB, 1892; An
nual Encamrment Sons Of Veterans. U.
S.A.,and Ladies' Aid Society. All agents
may sell round trip tickets to Helepa at
one lowest first class fare. Sell tickets
August 4'l0, inclusive, with transit limit
OF 20 days IN zach direction, and final re-
turn limit to October 10.
Annual Convention, Societies OF Chris
tian Endeavor, New York City, July ITO
1892. All agents may sell round trip
tickets to New York at one first-class
fare. Agents In Colorado and wyoming
will sell tickets July "a inclusive, and
same will DO good for return passage
from July ~ TO July III inclusive, with
provision Tor extension to August II, az
provided above. The transit limits will
The state herald., 1892-06-24

WhiteIaw Reid is described us typi-
cal American by Chauncey NJ. Depew.
Mr.. Reid's career entities him to this
distinction. Starting out poor boy at
Xenia, Ohio, he educated himself, taught
school. edited small country paper,
went 10 the war as correspondent, won
distinction as one of the best war cores
pondents OF the Union army, became ed
itor Of the New York Tribune and then
its proprietor, md disting himself
ms an american diplomat who conld say
what he meant aud mean what lie eaid
to the people who once had very differ
ent definition for diplomacy. Mr.. Reid
has not only been thoroughly American
himself, but he has spread Anne rican
ideas in his letters from the battle field,
in his editorial utternnces in great
newspuper, and as n. United States Min
lister. No man better deserves tue name
typical American than the republican
candidate for Vice Presidont-Inter
Ocean.
The state herald., 1892-06-24
iFiy1t publication June iss7.l
U. .. Land once. Sterling. Colo. I
May 1881, |

Complaint having been entered at this Of
dee by Herman Wilson, aEainst the lieirs
and legal representatives Of Andrew r Blon
grsn. deceased. for failure to comply with
law - to timber culture entry No ss97. dated
Nay ). 1855. upon the n.wIl sec No 81 tp No
n No " VI In Phillips county Colo. with
view TO the cancellation Of said entry: con-
tcstant alleging that the said Andrew p.
Biongren has been dead for near years last
past; that he loft surviving hini.n widow and
two minor children ~ his only heirs: that
since the spring Il 10 neither the said widow
nor tho said minor children. nor the legal
representatives Of the said deceased claim
ant. nor any porsoa for them or either Of
them have done any cultivation, piowing or
planting Of timber, timber seeds. OF cuttings
upon said land or any portion thereof. and
there 10 not At the present time any timber
standing or growing on said land. or any
portion thereof. and all the plowsd land has
grawn up 70 weeds and grass. and tho entire
tract 10 an abandoned and uncuitivsted con-
dition.
The said parties arc hereby summoned 70
appear at this once on the 7th day Of July.
1924. At loo'ciock . m TO respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure.
II. Z. TEpxox. Register.
The state herald., 1892-06-24
gHElsIfr-s SALE.

Notice IL hereby given that by viStue Of writ Of
special execution issucdOut Of county court Of
Phillips county Colorado and to mo as sheriff
Of ~nid county DIRECTED In favor ot James N
Browk and asainat Johanas o jacobson, Hulda
jacobson and Asdvis jacobson. whereby I am
commanded to make tho sum Of 40 damage
with interest thereon at the rate Of - psr cent
par annu,n from June sh A D 1897 and the fursh.
sum Of si<eJn taxss paid and slao attosnegs fces
$40 and costs Of suit taxed st tiSb and aocru.
ins costs cut Of ths following described prrsnis-
.. ,o-~i,; The y 4 Of &C stpsnrasw In sad
Phillips county. will on tho NH day Of July A
d is9. at tho hour Of O'Clock IN ut the front
door of tho court house In tho town Of holyoke
in said county offer tho above described premises
for sale at public auction to tho highest bidder
for cash In hand.
Dated this 9Th day Of June A d iso7-
JAMES A TEMPLE, Sheriff.
The state herald., 1892-06-24
TIE De.ver Rsp.siisa. for - ceas,

TIE Denver Rspusiieaa sss - Ceass.
Tho subscription price Of Thu Denver
Republican Inns boon reduced 10 20 osats
p-r month, or % per year, postage paid.
This reduction In tho subscription rats
does not mean any reduction 10 lie high
quality ns = newspaper. On the ooa-
trnry, no money, labor or intelligence
will bs spared 10 raise its standard Of sx-
ccllcncs still higher 10 al It's depart.
ments. editorial, tclsgraphio nows. cor
responjcnoe aud local news. II receives
every night tho full reports Of both tho
Associated Press md tho United Press,
aparrsnting 1900 voIds and costing
$4,000 annually. In addition u receives
from all parts Of this and adjoining
states "spccials" giving tho bes. news
thcrcfrom, N we'll o. special kilograms
from all tho great news ocntsrs Of the
United States and the world.
Considering the standing Of Tho Re-
publican m news Eathcrcr and dirsctn-
instor II IL tho cheapest paper published
In the new west. itn reputation for hon.
csty and integrity. tho battles II has
fought aud won In the interests Of the
people and good government, aad i,a nj.
yocncy Of all pueutions Of general inter
ea, for this section makca Il welcome
Visitor TO every household
The state herald., 1892-06-24
commissioners Proceedinks.

Holyoke, Colorado, May IS, 1892.
Board met pursuant to adjournment;
present NJ Copp,'II. Sutherland and S.
Nelson, commissioners, and S. ". Beggs
clerk.
Minutes OF last meeting read and ap-
proved.
The following claims were allowed:
S. W. Bccgs, county clerk services, $40
S. W. BepgS, postage. sl.5o. J d Cum
minis, fees in Rickort case e. 20. Gran
vile Pendleton district attorney $40. NJ
4 Cameron services us stenographcr in
district court $40. p A Larson juror in
district court $3.50. Gus.
juror district court 1925. Thomas Har-
wick juror district court sI0.3a, Caas
Cramer .iurr- district court 1925. Willis
Jickerson witness fees $3.50. j C Elder
Juror $3.50 WIN Kipling juror $3.50.
L J Mcdonald juror s2.G5. J Fisher
juror 60. Clarence Hawks juror 90 o.
Il Il Perkins juror sl0.s0. August Holmes
$50. f S Briggs juror s9.i5. WI Cru.
zan juror si.ij G L Gathe juror &c 80
Florence Cruzan witness $40 David
James juror IS Logan County, board OF
Joseph Richard 5000 j b Cummins
clerk OF dis,ric. cour. eil.50 j B Cum
Minis clerk district court in case OF the
people VS. Joseph Rickert s2l Robert
Nell rebate on tax sl.5T J CReiG goods
furnished county $40 City Drug Store
county supplies s2o.l5 p ] Demp tier
attorney fee us attorney for Joseph Rick
ert s.5 Thomas Jcssen juror sll.25 T
n Glover juror si.s) James Glover ju-
ror 60 Is A Hotkins treasurer, postage
g.
Satisfaction OF judgement in case OF
Geo L Clark Va board OF county COM
Iulssioners OF Tered filed.
Satisfaction CT judgement in case OF
John Heginboiham VI board OF county
commissioners ordered filed.
Report Of I. j. Mcdonald road com
missioner accepted.
Application OF L ID Webster for rebate
OF tax refused.
Clerk instructed to finish recording in.
strumen,s filed by q. f.. Mcpherson and
said work 10 be paid for separate and
apart from his dutics ms clcrk.
Board adjourned TO meet at call OF
clerk.
The state herald., 1892-06-24
sHERIFF's SALE.


Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Oft writ of
special execution issued out Of the county court
OF Phillips county Colo. and To me - shsri6 Of
aaid county directed In favor of james N Brown
aad against Jsme. W Honsycutt. whereby I am
commanded to make tee sum Of toee. 6s damages
With interest thereon At the rats Of u per cent
per snnum from June 9Th 1893 and the further
sum Of ose.7S taxes paid and also attornsys fees
Of 90 and cost Of suit taxed at SEQ aud seeru-
ing costs out Of the following described prcmis-
e. to-wit: Tho Y Of seo tp u Il " In said
Phillips county. will on tho 9Th day Of July A
D 1888 at the hour Of o'clock m at tho front
door Of the court house in The town Of Holyoke
in said county offer tho above described prem
ises for sale at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash In hand.
Dated this 9th day Of Juno A d 1909.
JAMES A TEMPLE, Sheriff.
The state herald., 1892-06-24

Receipts and disbursements of the
2nd annual fair OF the Phillips County
Agricultural aud Horticultural Associn-
ton for the year 1891.
Receipts. Family tickets sl4O. Sin
gle tickets sl.Sp. Sale OF lumber and
wire sI.20, Collection for advertisement
III premium list $751; Total .S2a6. Cash
on hand Juno 10Th 1s9a, sos.
Observation-Disclosures Premiums LIST md
End s9a.51. Printing SO. Guard aud
G. Il. Keeper s5a5. Officers board dur
ing fair sj.25. Supplies etc. S2l.75. Ice
$3.50. Returning lumber after fair $40.
Printing notices SLIPS.
II L. AMDLER,' Sec'y,
The state herald., 1892-06-24
tFirst puelication Nay ~
US Land Onice Sterling Colo
Nay 10 lee1


Complaint having been entered at this Of
ice by Albert 9. Larson against GA Carlson
for failure TO comply with law ~ TO timber
culture entry DO 1898 dated Nay llth ls9
upo n the NV Y 40 tp7nr Win Phillips
county. Colo. with view to the cancellation
Of said entry; contestant alleging that GA
Carlson failed during tho End and 5rd years
after date Of said entry 70 cultivate or Gauss
to BE- cultivated 10 acres Of said tract; that
he fsilod during the 3rd year aftsr date q
said entry 70 plant or cause 70 b. planted )
aorcs OF tree seeds or cuttings on said tract
~ required BY law and that said failures still
exist.
The said parties are hereby summoned to
appear 1t this once on the ieth day Of Aug.
lse1 It 10 O'Clock m 70 respond AID furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failurs.
HE TEDN0ND. Register
The state herald., 1892-06-24
sHEs,lrr,s aALs.


ny virtue Of writ Of special cxocutioa is.'
sued out Of the county oourt Of PHILIPPE eoun.
~ Colorado and 70 me h. shsri9 q satd
county directed. In favor u the bask u Cen.
meree and against Albert carson aad Sarah
=. larsen for TIE sam Of e75p.es and astorasy
fsss u ~ aaa osss taxs4 ~ Us sad aeefsiss
costs. decree was sntsr~d By ~ ceust fer
The fofseiesafs 4 Ne following trass q land
io-wit: ne nv Y a ~ " 1nF WwspM
In Phiiiips eou~ty colorado. New. tAsfsfees
a o'slssk p;a su(lhs nh 6ayope Jas. ~.
st the frsasdose Il the sosrt A01ss - BEL
yoke colorado will ssil ths, absve desesibsl
premises - shs hishsst 80 bsst hb1dss fse
cash In hand.
dated Ills Nay ss.ADlsss.
JAMES A. TkNPLR, ahsrt4.
The state herald., 1892-06-24
First publication June II. ipal No -
Notice for Publication,

First publication June II. ise9l No -
Nntice for Publication.
Land Once, at sterling, Colo.
juno II, lBs3.
Notice u hereby given that the following
" named settler has nlod notice Of his In
tcntion TO make flnal proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will bo made be-
fore clerk OF district court Phillips
county. Colo, at Holyoke, Colo, on July .,
1893, Wig:
SARAH fuKREY, widow Of jacob rurrcy, do
ceased. Hid Y No s2ss for tho ne \ sco IS tpsn
raw
Ienamc, tho following witnesses TO provo
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton II, said land, viz:
John 8 snowbcrger Of Holyoke Colo
David Tickle
John BAKER
Rufus Coopcridor
II. E. rEpxox. Register
The state herald., 1892-06-24
NOTICE.

There will be meeting OF tho mem
bers OF tho Phillips County Agricultural
aud horticultural. Far Association held
Mt the court house, Saturday, Juno 25th
1892, at o'clock p m, mountain time,for
the purpose OF -lacting officers for the
present year and thoroughly organizing
to promote the interests of said nssocia-
ton. All interested are requested to at
tend and lend hand.
II. ii. MASON, l.. l.. AMBER,
Pres. Sec'y,
The state herald., 1892-06-24

The Court Of Appeals met yesterday
md dirpoocd o. n dozen cnsca. Most iu
portnnt sinone these wns tho appeal OF
State Auditor licndcrson from the de
ci.'on OF tho district court requiring him
TO pa, nalafy 10 Judge Glynn as judge
OF tho thirteenth district. There In n
contest tending in this judicial disiric,
between Judges Allen mud Glynn. md
the state nudi,or did mol fool like pa, Ing
tho salary of,hc Office until tho contcs,
was settled. Tho court Of appeals NJ
irmcd the judgement Of tho lower court
,hnt Mr.. Henderson bns no discretion In
tho matter, and must draw warrant 10,
Tho salary. Opinion by Judge Reed. 30
Denver Republican.
The state herald., 1892-06-24
,nest pssiieatioa Nay -,
q . Land Oess etsrliag Celo. I
Hayttoe !
{ NO - J


Cooplslnt havtnS besa sataee1 - thls -.
dee BY Horace q Lewis ssainss August xau-
Or for failure 70 comply wiz Law - - TN.
bar culture entry No ~ aktsd Nay . ~
upon the . x go = tpsnrHw II rAillips
county calorado with visw 70 the oanesila.
ton Of said entry; CONTESTANT alleging thas
said August Kause wholly failed ~ plant.
protsos aad keep In hsalshy growing go.
dition ten acres Of timber On said laad dsrs
ing ths fourth aad hftA ysars after making
said sntry or cause the ssns 70 b dose: anA
that during said Afth ysas b wholly faais1
= cultivate or sAuss 70 b eultivateA ~ ~
aorss q said laad beoksn dsrisg he 1fss sal
second years after making said satfy hat a.
lowed the same 70 grow up II wseds aAA thAs
Ill Of said failures csatinus - this une.
Ths said partiss ars hsrsby sunneesa 70
appear a. this once % the iSah aay 4 Jsiy
I'M At 10 o'clock n - fsspsad ana fsrAise
testimony Conserving said aiiessl failure.
II rkDAoN. Register.
The state herald., 1892-06-24

(first publication juno -. lsoa) 30 43s
Nutiue for Publication.
Land once ut Sterling, Colo.
June 20 le92 q.
NJoiice Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has flied notice of his In
tentiun to make finai ioof ir support OF his
claim. and that said proof will be mnde be-
foreWm G Robinson commissionerof the 8
circuit court for tho district Of Colorado. At
ltolyoke Color ado OH July 30 ls92, viz:
WILLIAM +. KORTRIGHT
lid F. 80 7soc for the s.w \ sec Is tpsnrHw
lie names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivx-
tion Of, snid land, viz:
Caleb s. Cloyed of Amherst Colo
Peter " warnock "
Bcn Gilgen
Edison II Walker Flora
II. +. TEDNos. Register.
The state herald., 1892-06-24

4th OF July Excursions
Arc over popular and successful. The
exceedingly low rates offered by tho U r
this year will insure thcm an immense
business. Excursion tickets on sale al
all ticket ofliccs on the sys.om. For
dates Of sale and limits OF tickets or any
additional information apply to G. W.
Atkinson, Sterling Colo.
The state herald., 1892-06-24

Whit has become Of that vast army OF
democratic s'aicsmon who were. m tho
Denver Ncwr would have Il, nnsionaly
waiting for M opportunity 10 place them.
selves upon record ns tho champions OF
tho FREQ aud unlimited coinage Of silver.
These free silver democrats evidently
did moi intend tho Chicago convention.
n va are TO Judge HON the are OF the
hilter caucna which numbered about
forty out oi nine hundicd AID eighty.
The state herald., 1892-06-24

What large and delicious dosc OF
crow tho Colorado democratic delegation
had prepared for them by tho admirers
OF tho "man OF destiny" But tboy will
swallow IL like coed democrats and even
the editor Of the Denver News will soon
be shouting for tho man that ho has
been so bitterly fighting for several
monihH
The state herald., 1892-06-24
first publication Msyg1e los)
US Land once Sterling Cole. I
Apr 10. isss J

mo ~
Complaint having bssn sntsredoAt this e0ss
by Albert @ Jarvis against RAoda 3 Fay sss
failure to comply With Law ~ 70 timber este.
ure entry Nc ss7s dated sept % lses uDoa he
ne Y see u tip = \ res " in Phillips county
Colorado with view 70 The eaassiiAsioa
Of said sntry; contestant alleging has nAoda
Z Fay has wholly failed 70 rsplaAs o eAase
- b fsplantsd ten asres of said lsnA II sesss
or tres sssds during the sixth year after
making sad entry and hss wholly failed y
cultivate OF caass 70 b cultivated ~ saaA
ten acres during the said sixtA ysas. bas has
allowed The sa0s 70 grew ~ N wss1s nj V
bseens fsai and wssdy aad that 81 q easA
failures oontiAss 70 exist u this uDe.
The said parties are hsrssy ssnosssa -
appear 1t this e0es on ~ lssh DAY q Jaiy
iss9st 10 s'elssk n 70 rsspoaA aAA fussisA
testimony concerning MD alleged failure.
He fxDAON. 1soisssr.
The state herald., 1892-06-24

The Union Pacific will soil tickets to
Nov York City and roturn at one fare
Tor the round trip to thoss desiring 20
intend the International Convention Of
tho Young Peoples Society Of
Christian cndeavor, which nssts
JULY. For any additional information
apply to q. W. Atkinson, Sterling, Colo.
The state herald., 1892-06-24
First Publication June II 1891 No as
Nutics for Publication,

First Publication June II 1891 No as
Nutica fnr Publication,
Land Ofiice at Sterling, Colo,
tllt June II 1892
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
named settler has fiisd notice Of his intsn.
ton to make final proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof will bc made DO
fore Clerk Of District Court Phil.
lips County. Colorado. ut IIoiyokc. Colorado.
on July %, laa2. viz:
ANNA HERMAN
lid No s77s for the s.w !. sec . tp snrpw
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva
tion OF. said land, viz:
william II. Robson Of Amhcrm Colo
Herman Jurgens "
Jesse Jurgens
Chester lIeartt
II. r. TEDMON, Register.
The state herald., 1892-06-24

Tho Tnmmnny tiger was not in II thus
time by quite large majority. but it
will no doubt be heard from along abont
the Sth Of November. When tile animal
shows its teeth Ms plainly us il has IN this
fight, 1t always means business and is
very sure TO make itself felt on tho first
occasion that nITe.s.
The state herald., 1892-06-24

The democrats have nominated a man
for presiden; whose only representation
from bis home state WAS u boiling dele
CATION that was not admitted 10 the con.
rcnti'n. or course he will receive the
support Of the united party in his state.