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Evening journal., 1893-04-24

EvELAND has not forgotten how or
to talk. He strikes out from the
lder, as it were, to say that this ad-
stration win pay gola for all bills
nted that no other plan was sug-
ID; that Carlisle did not wish to psy
liver; that the New York bankers
not consulted; that their advice is
leeded that the law and common
are sufficient to direct the conduct
administration.
Evening journal., 1893-04-24
STORIES OF THE Day.
Not pend nnt sIeeneth.

The citizens Of Newport are very
much annoyed by the continual blowing
Of the whistles Of trains passing
through the town. This is caused. they
declare, by the telegraph operators in
charge of the signal towers going to
sleep and not attending to their duty.
Evening journal., 1893-04-24
Transfers of PrnnsrLr.

Transfers reported in Surveying De-
partment this morning were dwelling
No. 1901 Lancaster avenue, Clarence H.
Poole to William j. Fisher; lot on west
erly side of Pine street near Twelfth.
Charles w. and Emma NJ Horn to Chris
tiana River Improvement Company.
Evening journal., 1893-04-24
He Went on His way Rejoicing.

A pretty good story is told at the
expense of General o o. Howard While
in Chattanooga recently aims were asked
of him by beggsr whose hand had been
amputated General Howard holding
out his own empty sleeve said You
are better of than I am, You have your
arm left, while lost mine. The beggar
gravely searched in his pocket, and
producing 10 cents, presented them to
the general They were returned to him
with a new silver dollar
Evening journal., 1893-04-24
RECENT LITERATURE.

The Illustrated American writes thus
of the Orange "Mafia" in Ireland: Bal
four, the nephew Of Salisbury, leader of
the Tory rabble in Great Britain, made
his appearance in Belfast the other day to
sustain the enterprise, and legitimatize, so
TO speak, the rebel projects of the
Orangemen of Ulster. These Orangemen
bear the same relation to civic rule that
the Ku- Klux of the South bore to consti-
tutional government in this country Just
after the civil war An important ex-
ception, however, is to be noted. The
KuK Klux were banded together to estop
the rule Of the African and the Northern
carpet. bagger, and, while they were
right in principle, they were
malafactOrs in law. They were the
educated ranks of the South, while in
Ulster the Orangemen and Tories are the
illiterate, the hunkies, the time-servers,
that indescribably base and loathsome
horde who make reli gion an article of
commerce, patriotism a charter to
pillage.
The fourth annual real estate number
of The Illustrated Buffalo Express
issued April 16, was a remarkable
paper and bears witness not only to the
enterprise of the publishers, but to the
extraordinary progress and prospects of
Buffalo. It's twenty eight pages con
tained more than seventy illustrations,
and dozen maps, relating to new en-
terprises in and around Buffalo, which is
shown to be the central city of that part
of the United States containing one half
the population of the whole. Perhaps
the most striking thing which this issue
of The Express shows, is the great
amount of capital from other points
which is seeking investment in Buffalo,
and the large number of important
manufacturing interests Just being
established there. Bufalo's progress
and greater prospects are.known Of every.
where-for which that city should
thank in generous measure, The Illus.
trated Buffalo Express.
The May number Of the Overland
Monthly will contain an article on the
Architecture of San Francisco" by
Ernest c. Peixotto. the artist whose pen
and ink sketches illustrate the text thor
oughly. These drawings, with photo
graphs of some more prominent architec
tural types will make up thoroughly
well illustrated number.
'tJose and Teo. by Frank Bailey Mil
lard, a beautifully illustrated story oi
two Santa Barbara boys, will appear
with number OF other bright shori
stories, such as "My Boarder, by c. B
r., and "The Hypnotized Ghost, by ]
Edmund V. Cooke.
Evening journal., 1893-04-24
Fine Crop of Peaches Predicted. /.

George R. Tarburton, one of the
United States Court jurors was on visit
yesterday, TO his father near Sudlersville,
Nd. He states that the prospects for a
good crop of peaches tLis season are
bright. All the trees are In blossom.
Evening journal., 1893-04-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Miss Helen pennel of Laurel Is visiting
friends In Wilmington.
Miss Julia Paynter Of 81. Georges, visited
friends in this city yesterday.
Miss @. NJ. Cullen. who spent part OF last
week in this city. returned to her home in
Georgetown on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1893-04-24

and she talks with as much freedom as
If she were a well developed woman. She
can handle the needle skillfully. and
makes herself very useful about the
house
Evening journal., 1893-04-24
World,s Fair ATuseum.

The Worlds Fair museum which has
been showing at No. 800 Market street is
visited by large crowds and is found to
beIvery attractive, will be continued for
another week
Evening journal., 1893-04-24
Baker opera Company.

The George A. Baker Opera Company
will commence an engagement at
the Academy of Music on Wednesday
night and continue for four nights
with matinee on Saturday afternoon.
The company opens on Wednesday
evening with Said Pasha
The company is highly spoken Of the
costumes and scenery are first class. In
speaking of the company the Rochester
Presbytery says:
"If the members of the Baker company
give all of the operas of their repertory as
well as they gave Said Pssha' they deserve
crowed houses at all of their performances
They opened two weeks engagement
at Cook 5 last night by singing the opera
named, and the work of principals and
chorus was excellent from beginning to
end. Besides, the costumes worn were
handsome and the business was good,
making a performance that considered
as whole, has seldom been excelled
here by a company playing at popular
prices
Evening journal., 1893-04-24

All we ask is trial, our work will
please you. Acme Steam aundry, No.
100 West Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1893-04-24

Is HOME RULE victory stamps
stone as the greatest man Of this
81 not Of all ages, judged by learn
character, influence on his age,
h Of service and achievement. He
eat in all.
Evening journal., 1893-04-24

New York Herald Forecast.-In the Middle
States and New England to-day. fair warmer
weather will probably prevail, with fresh and
light westerly winds, becoming variable and
southsrly in that section, followed by local
rains in and near the lake region and possibly
on the coast in the night. On Tuesday, in
both sections, partly cloudy weather will
probably prevail, with slight Temperatures
changes and LEGAL showers.
Evening journal., 1893-04-24
The Weather

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Forecast till 8 D.
m, Tuesday. For Delaware: Fair until
Tuesday, increasing cloudiness during Tues
day with occasional rain by Tuesday evening
or Tuesday night, winds become southeasterly
with rising temperature.
Evening journal., 1893-04-24
oPauI Kauvar.,, At the Academy.

paul Kauvar," which comes TO the
Academy of Music tonight and to NOR.
row night only adds materially to Steele
Mackayes reputation as a dramatist. IL
is a powerful drama, embodying a
thoroughly interesting story, and dis
closing wonderful cleverness in con
struction. abundant entertaining Incl
dents, extraordinary potent situations,
easy, graceful dialogue and strong
Characterization. II never for one
moment loses interest or allows the at
tention to wander. Harrison Wolfe, who
plays the title role, is admirably fitted
for this trying part, in voice, form
and other features. Miss Mildred Hol
land, as Diane, is said to give this strong
emotional part much force. The sup
porting cast is competent and com.
prises the Messrs. Garrick, Daley Rose,
Conway, LeBarre, Aubrey, Farrell, and
the Misses White and Moore.
Evening journal., 1893-04-24
FInr Years Ola and only

Fifty Years Old aud only Is Inohes Tall.
Sarah Cross of Bristol, KY, is more
than 80 years old, but is only eighteen
inches in height, ssys the New York Sun.
Her face and head are fully developed,
her features show no lack of intelligence,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29
FAIRNIEW


Frost aud freeze on Sunday night.
Miss Jcifers is teaching three months
term in the Pickett district.
\ birthday party was given Miss Maud
Auten last Monday evening.
Mr., Bo.lnnd Of Iowa is here visiting
his children.
Mrs. Curfman of Iowa is visiting her
sister Mn. Gilroy.
Mr. Cauble's youngest child has been
quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Morley and NJ. n.
Morley and wife attended church at
Eolyoke las, Sabbath.
Il. $. Stout aud W. II. Stout are max.
ing bay.
Z. l.. Morley was at Lamar one day
last week.
The popnlis,s held rally at Fairview
last Thursday night. All the populist
candidates for county Office we're present.
NJ. n. Morley is putting up a frame
stable.
Miss Donneliy is having u soddy built
ON her claim.
Mr.. Borland aud sou Fred were in Red
Willow county, Nob-, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood werc the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Zoil one day Inst week.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

We take this opportunity Of inso:mir ,
our subscribers that the new Comma.
Toner OF Pensions has been appointed.
lie is an old soldier, and va believe that
soldiers mn d their heirs will receive
justice ut his hands. We do no. antlci.
patio that there will DO any radical
changes in tho administration Of psnson
affairs under tho now regime.
We would ndvise. however, that U. 9.
soldiers, sailors, and their heirs, take
steps 10 mske application ut once, II
thcy have not already done so. in order
10 secure the benefit Of tho early fling
OF their CLAIMS in cnsc there should DO
my future pension legislation. Snch
Legislation In seldom retroactive. There
tore Il Is OF great Importance that nppli.
cations be filed In the department n, tho
carlics, possible date.
II U. y. Soldiers, Sailors. or their Wild.
ows, Children. or Parents desire inform.
alton In regard to pension matters, they
should write to Tho Prcsa Clnims Com.
pany, ut Washington, d. O.. and they
will prepare and sand tho necessary mp
piicntion, u they find them entitled un.
lcr tho numerous laws enacted for thor
benefit. Address.
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
Jons wrDprnnuRs, Managing Atty.
p. u. Box. 3sj. Washington. ID. Z
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

whereas. Cassius Muiisnix Of the
county Of Phillips formerly Lss.n,
dated FEB. Il. issS. and recorded r-S. IS. isss,
In book 81 page ~ Of he records Of Phillips
formerly Logan county. convey to Henry :!
A,'rien ,sr..ts: The following de.srined real
neriy Logan state Of Colorado. To- WIT:
. Lots ana and the =, q u: NO y Of sec.
the payment OF his principal note Of 500 to
gether With 10 COUPON notes Of ~ zach dated
res: y. isse and PAYABLE n the order Of The
nrst days OF Feb. and Aug respectively al
ter tho date Of the said priacipsl note with
interest ON the said coupon notes at the rats
whereas. Il IL provided In and b. said
deed Of trust that In default of paynsnt Of
said principal note or Any Of said coupon
sams shall bccomc due snd payable, then Mi
Of said notes with interest up 70 the date ef
sale At the election Of the legal holder there
OF email At once become due and payable. and
sell the said premises. and
whereas. default has besn made In the pay.
n , Of COUPON notes due Aug. !. 100. Feb. /
i1i. Aug 1871. Feb. !, 1872. Aug. I. ls93, Feb
!. 1891, and Aug. |, lS3. and such default still
continues all OF said notes have been declared
due and payabic by the legal holder thereof
holder Of said notes. will, as trustee a. a
forssaid. on Monday the 10 day 81 Oct. isqa
between tho hours q u m and fo'cioek p nj
OF that day, nj the fremont street door OF
the court house, in IN. city Of Denver. county
OF Aarpaho~, and state Of Colorado, sell u
the highest bidder. fer cash. all the above de
scribsd premises, and all rigbts and eqaitis,
including homestead for the purpose OF pay
Ing the said notes. and NIL interest thereon
togcthrr with all expenses Of this proceeding
AZ by the terms of said deed Of trust am
fully AuthorizetlMnd empowered to do.
HENRY J. ALDRiCH, Trustee.
Dated Denver, Colo. sept. ., is95.
First publication Sept. &, is9a.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

The leading organ OF the democratic
populists, the Denver News, says: "Send
Senator Teller cheering words to assist
him in his coming task of endurance"
Republicans with memories, who recall
tho bitter, indecent and untruthful war.
fare winch the News has at times waged
against Teller, will send him cheering
words, but they will rot be such words
MS would be chosen by man who is Ca
pablo Of nominally supporting two par
ties and being true 10 none. The repub.
leans of Colorado will say to Mr.. Teller:
''Yonr party, which has so often hon
ored You, and IN doing so has Eonored
itself, stands firmly behind you, trusting
IN You, and with its every pulso beat
wishing you success" To do otherwise
would be TO belray the republican sen
ator, whom both friend and foe concsde
ia beading the gallant fight Tor silver
Colorado Springs Telegraph.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

The Patterson democrats and popu.
lists of Arapahoe county seem to be hav-
ing very harmonious(?) campaign with
their Confusion ticket. Some OF the
Patterson democrats swear tina, they
will not support the ticket, bus will give
their support to tho white Wings ticket
The middle Of the road" ropulists
swear that they will never submit to the
soll.out OF tho Pattcrsonian populists
and they will place an out and out mid
die-of.the-road porulist ticket in the
iie Id. Patterson is cracking the fusion
whip, but the louder he cracks the whip
the moro disorder he seems to create in
the ranks OF the "confusionists." II the
republicans do moi elect their entire
county ticket it will be their own fault.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29
We Mean Business.

The public IL quick Ia appreciate nm article
n merit. and when the publishers Of The
state journal bsvsN Offering their semi
Weekly Mt only o. pur yosr, the same price
that others ask for their wrrtiies which only
give half ~ many papers, tho subscription
Hat doubled In u fcw months, and has since
boca growing with wonderful fapidity. l-ny.
isE the old tasbioncJ weekii.r away behind.
People don't see any use IN waiting . whnic
week for III. news when they can get II
fresh twice week Tor the same nancy.
headers Of The nemi, weekly Journal get ~
papcrsn year for their VI, which I. ie.s shan
one cont per copy, aud th.y nnd The paper NJ
most ~ sood ~ u dsiiy, ~ you hpru not yni
tired THIS great nnp.f. do so Ai once. II gives
you the markets twie. each week. whish
alone II worth Ale price. soms OF our u ssisi
Offers arci ~. journal aud either The stand
ard History Ut the tinted States, stanley.
Advcntuts In Africa. Life Of sputguon, or
ilfu Of Harrison. nndsoinsly bound books.
lnstsgc nil paid, for tiie, Tile journal ana
Weekly New York Tribune both osc year,
si,.s. for t7Nc viii send The journal two
year. aud on. ~ the nbo,e books free; for
two new suhsfiib ~ tyuur avn name ran be
on. OF them NC viii send you amy oru ~ the
shave books frrri for ii.st We viii send you
III. jonrhnl and tribune. and any one Of the
hooNs. We mean business and our offers
nfs right down 70 hard time pfiors. scnd
fora ,r,c ample -, once, Address,
tInNAtuA afArt inruNti, nicola, SCH
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

The fact should not be lost sight Of in
tho coming political contest that Colora-
do has nothing to gain by change OF
senators pending the fight for free silver,
and that the senatorial succession Is the
maiu object in Wow of the parties that
are trying TO take Co!ora 10 out Of the
republican column. Tho only political
question for Colorado to-day is free coin
age. and when we have representatives
in the senate who have made good
light for silror, it is to the interest Of the
state TO keep them thcre.-Rocky Noun
tain Herald
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29
Protect Your Exna.

Prof. II. Hirrchbcrg. the well known
eye expert Of OF GO Olive street, StI.ou-
is, Mo, and 30 II lith street Mes York,
has appointed Il. W. Dcarcup agent for
his celebrated interchangeable rpectacles
and eyeglasses, where complete assort.
h.cDt can always be found. Prof. II.
Hirschbcfg will romnin In uolyoke Oct.
1920 md I'll ihoe. In need u properly
adjusted npcctacles and eye glasses
should avail themselves Of this opportu.
nifty. Consultation FREQ.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29
DESERVING PRAISE.

We desire TO say to our citizens, that
for years VIC have been selling DIR. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, DIR.
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklcn's Arnica
Salye and Electric Bitiers, and have new
er handled remedies that sell as well, or
that have given such universal satisfac.
ton. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them evcry timo, aud We stand ready to
refund the purchase price, if satisfactory
results do no, follow their use. These
remedies have wou their great populari-
ty purely on their merits. The City
Drug Stole.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29
EAST END GLEANINGS.

Corn cutting Is tho order OF tho day.
We may expect hsri winter M mon
nre now goirg through tho fields on
sleds.
John Jnnks IL expecting to start TO
Jancsyilie, Wis. to learn tolcgrsphy.
Mr.. Janks bus sold her horses and
household goods and will visit with
friends for rome time before going to
her son.
Mr.. Iinsmnn has ronted Joe Baifd's
farm. Joe and his mother expect TO
witt relatives In Nebraska.
Gcore. Furry, John Sposborgcr aud
Rcv. Gilfoy went 10 Sterling last week
on business,
q. A. fickrl 10 teaching snrcessf al
term Of school n, the Buck school houno.
Hiram Pickett Ia ;cnrhing ut tho Mar.
TN school house. no complaint and the
pupils nrc well pleased with their old
teacher.
Rev. Giles preached n, tho Richcson
school house last Sunday.
Owen Ricboson was lost on pnrpos.
last Saturday evening. lie found him.
sell nj tho Shockcy school house.
Mrs Josie Dewitt Is visiting friends
In Nebraska.
Rev. snowbergcr preached M excel.
lent sermon NJ Union school house. lie
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29
lFirst publication Sept 81 No. 81
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT STERLING. COLO,
Sept 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the follow ing named
~ settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that snid proof will be made before clerk Of
district court, Phillips county, Colo, at Hol-
yoke Colo, on Oct II, 1893 viz;
MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM
IL 1881 for the NV !. sec 20 tp7n i3w
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF
said land, viz:
anderson Ballentine OF Holyoke Colo
Arch l. Burdette
William Whitnc,
Alden A Shafer
H. f. TFpMON Register
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29
Don't Neglect Your Exes.

Don't Neglect Your Eyes.
The Hirschberg Optical Co, of G2a Oh
i've street, st Louis, NO., and 30 Il 18th
street, New York, have completed mr.
rangemenis to have Prof. Hirschberg
stay with their agent, E.W. Dearcup and
examine eyes OF NIL who are IN need Of
glasses. This will be rare opportunity
for all who are suffering from defective
vision TO have their eyes scientifically
examined and corrected. The Professor
comes here who'll. in the interests OF the
IL. Hirschberg Optical Co, and will stop
with his agent at Holyoks Oct. 49, %
where may be found full line Of ii.
Hirschberg's non changeabis spcctaclos
aud eye glasses. All ocul'sts aud ply
sicians everywhere pronounce In their
favor, aud all who use them are only too
glad to testify to their clearness, durs
bility, comfort and ease they give to the
syea, even 1t the most difficult work.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

Notice is hereby given that tho repub.
lican primary election OF precinct No. 9
will bs held at the office OF S. d. Purdy
Holyoke, Colo, on Friday. Oct. 6. 1893,
for the purpose of voting upon the va
rious candidates for the several offices
Of the county. Also to elect delegates
tor said precinct to tho county conven.
ton, to be held in Holyoke, Colo, Oct. :,
1893, at 10 o'clock, a. M, and precinct
committeeman. The polls will be open
from . p. m. to O p. M. central time.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

Tho populists OF Phillips county have
declared in favor Of salary Tor county
olliccfn and the payment of all deputies
by tha officers out Of their salaries
Thcrc IL no doub, but that n satisfactory
law OF that character would have some
advantages over the present system, but
the gront difficulty In recurring tho en-.
tctmont 81 such law is the same d,fi
Guilty that ~ met with 10y our law.mnk
era when they attempt TO regulate the
Eco f!ti, n IN manner that would bc
satisfactory Ia the different counties Of
the state Tie present Zee sys,om il
not fgtitfaetofy TO tho Gsycial codnti-s.
N isoyidcuccd by the lact that an nj.
tempt Is made by every Legislature TO
mrEa material changes In the fees. The
eouniisu sic classified according 10 their
population, but tho many other oondi.
lions entering into the question of sn'is.
factory fees arc 20 varied that tho frcs
which ARE satisfactory 10 tho people u
one county do Hu injustice 10 the people
of another county nnd the rcault Ia that,
when the question OF changing the fees
comes up In the legislature, II stirs up
general fight among tho counties. A
bill was introduced In tho last l,sinla.
tufo making radical changes In the fcoA
aud. whom u csme up IN the senate, the
senators from mountain districts aud
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

ulisi friends should remember that, be.
fore they could even hope to obtain the
proposed change in tho manner of pay.
ing county officials, it would be necessn-
ry to amend tho constitution of the
state. Tho constitution provides that
county officers shall be paid out of the
fees Of their office. The payment Of n
fixed salary would necessitate the pay
ment of tho amount Of tho salary, re-
gardless of what the fees OF the Office
might be, and such n law would be clear
ly unconstitutional md has heen so de-
cnred by tho supreme court. Under the
constitution, the only salary that can be
provided for county officers IL Il salary
to be paid out OF tho fees Of the Office
and that is the present law, so far us
salaries ara provided
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

Senator Stewart handled Grover Uleve
land without gloves in his speech IN the
senate last Monday, He showed up in
good style Clevelaud's attempt to con.
troll the legislation OF congress and gave
warning TINT, in behalf OF good govern
ment, it is high time to call halt on the
chief executive in his attempts to die
tate the legislation for the nation.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29
Committeeman, Precinct 4

Notice is hereby given that the repub-
lican primary election of precinct No 8
will 10 held at Bryant, Colo, on Friday,
Oct 6, 1893, for the purpose Of voting
upon the various candidates for tho sew
cral offices Of the county. Also to elect
, delegates for said precinct to the coun-
ty convention, to be held in Holyoke,
Colo, Oct. 7, 1891, at 10 o'clock, a. M,
and a precinct committeeman Tho polls
will be open from . p. NJ. to p. IN.
j. A, TUpEBopE,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-09-29

The pnpuist pHpors arc continually
claiming that the p1pulist party of Col
oralo ,s the only friend OF the farmer a.
mong tho parties Of the state. There
wa5 Do bill before the last legislature OF
moro vital interest to the farmers than
the herd bill aud tho vote on this bill in
the House was "a follows:
For the passage Of the bill 81 repnbli
cans and : populis.s. Against the bin
10 populis;s, 10 republicans and ! demo
Gratis. II tho populist papers can take
these figures and show from them the
grsrt love which they claim their party
has for the farmer, then they will have
given tho lie TO the old adage that zig
urls will not lie"