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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11

20 rights. "It's hard thing to be so
far from your friends" and she hastily
wiped her c3cs on corner of her
apron rs she spoke.
II don't know just what to put on
this page" said Daisy. ~ haven't any
pretty pictures left and, besides, I'd
like to put something on it to remind
him of Ireland"
Indeed now, Miss Daisy" replied
Bridget, I've got what will just suit
you if you'll wait till go and get it,"
and she hurried out of the room and
upstairs. A moment after she returned
with something in her hand which she
placed carefully upon the empty page
of the valentine. 1t proved to be II
pretty little leaf cut out of bright green
satin and was just tho right size for the
space it was to occupy. 1t did look
very pretty lying upon the pink paper,
and bridget was greatly pleased ut the
admiration expressed by the three
children.
ITS n shamrock leaf" she ex-
planned, rs Daisy carefully gummed it
to the paper. ut was given to me in
the old country and your coachman
will be sure to like it, Miss Daisy, for
all who are homescls for Ireland love
the dear little shamrock" and she
sighed as she spoke.
"Thanls you, Bridget, for giving it to
me. It's perfectly lovely, and know
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11
UNAPPRECIATrvE FRIENDS.
The Smoker of the Egyptian Variety a
Victim OF Other Men.

The Smoker of the Egyptian Variety a
Victim OF Other Men.
The smoker of expensive Egyptian or
Turkish cigarettes is man much to be
pitied. Not because he is cigarette
smolSer-that is a horrible offence at
| best-but because he is actually victim
| lied, and defrauded, and maligned and
traduced as we'll.
In the first place he is rarely, if ever.
regarded as other than common
leather lunged cigarette fiend. The
rank and file take him to be consumer
of rehabiltatcd cigar butts, or if they
detect the to him delightful odor of
the rich tobacco, which varies from
other tobaccos, they at once put him
down as Il victim OF catarrh, and proba-
bly, inquire if lie is smoking a "cubeb. e"
Nothing in the world so gals q
smoker of Egyptian cigarettes as that
accusation, unless it be the sneers of
the men who smoke the two-for-a-cent
dredful variety of cigarette. The taste
of the latter is so vitiatcd and their
moral sense SO blunted that they scorn
the Egyptian cigarette as thing of
evil or ask for one in an otfhand man
ner, as though it were one of the kind
they are in the habit of inhaling into
their own lungs.
These men can never be brought to a
realization of the fact that the imported
cigarette at four or five cents apiece
bears the same relation to their kind as
q twenty-five cent cigar does to two
fer"-two for five. Having cxtorted one
from the victim they take Whit or
two, pucker and draw wry face, and
at the earliest convenient opportunity
shy it into the nearest cuspidor to the
great disgust Of the aforesaid victim.
Then there is another thing that
CRATES upon the sensitive feelings of
the smoker OF imported cigarettes. 1t
arises from the habit that utter stran-
gers have of considering the little paper
rolls as common property. When box
of cigarettes is opened it is almost tan
tamount to general invitation to all
present to smoke-lile the tapping of
the lid of u snuifboX was hundred
years ago. 1t is then that the patron
of foreign things wishes he had never
been born, for likely as not some rank
outsider steps up. and, reaching forth
a greedy hand, says, "Say, mister, give
us n cigarette please."
OF course, the only refuge for tho
highly cultivated individual Is either
to give up cigarette smoking entirely,
carry two kinds to accommodate all
tastes. or prosecute his smoking of the
Egyptian variety in the solitude of his
own chamber or tho quietcst and most
obscure nook OF his club. IN. \. Herald.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11
Church Hospitality.

Tho anecdotc is told of Gen. Grant
that soon after his first nomination for
the presidency he was in the city of
-, where he had not been expected
and was known to but few, and there,
on rainy Sunday, entered u church
and took seat in n vacant pew not fur
from the pulpit. The man who rented
or owned the pew, coming in and see
ing some one in tho seat, sent the sex
ton to aslS him to leave it, which the
general quietly did. simply saying: ~
supposed it was probably the pew Of u
gentleman. or I should not have en-
cred it!"-Detro it FREQ Presk
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11
EONNiE'S VALENTINE.

Bonnie got n valentine,
Gay In colors blue and gold,
But sho could not read it, for
She il only five years old
So she listened while mamma,
With y smilo, tho verses read,
And until the very end
Not single word she said.
Little maid" twas thus they ran,
Pretty, dainty valentine,
With rcd checks and ilaycn curls.
And brown eyes that brightly shine,
Answering TO many Names
Birdie Darling. Wee Wild Eose'
You are sweoter. swcetcr far
Than the sweetest bud that grows"
When with prctticst disdaiu
Bonnie said: "All that before
have heard u fcusand tines
Yes, a fousand times, and moro
Great old valentino, l fink"
(And her lip began TO curb,
Telling fnGs Girl has known
Ever since she's been girl"
Detroit Free Press.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11


when "younr mems fancics lightly turn
To thoughts of loyc"-as once turned min
A half n century ago,
To thee, my only Valentine.
Docs loyc belong alono to YOUTH
No. in your eyes still define,
Amid the lines old Time has traced,
The true gaze Of my Valentine.
And though tho SHOWS OF winter now
Arc sea .tcrcI mid those locks OF thine,
Yet still 1 SEQ, in mcmorys glass,
The trcSscS of MY Valentine.
Your hands. porhaps with loving caro-
For others, arc less silky fine
But ahl how beautiful 10 rc
F., My faithful, patient Valentine.
No love is not for youth alone;
IE toll and care IL thrivc3-anG time
But strengthens every tender tic
Which binds me to my Valentine.
My bride OF fifty loving ycars'
Can youthful trust so brightly shine
As this, by sorrow often tried,
BY toll refined, my Valcntinc'
Gods blessing on your toll worn face
Gods Blessing on each tender line
Engraved by hard endurance there
Since you became my Nalontincl
Then pratc not OF flcdScling love!
Ours typilcs the home divine,
Which you and together wait
Thus-hand in hand-my Valentine
--Fannie E. Newbcrry, In Detroit Free Press,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11
German
Syrup

Just bad cold, and a hacking
cough. We ali suffer that way some
times. How to get rid of them is
the study. Listen" am Ranch
man and Stock Raiser. My life is
rough and exposed. I meet all
weathers in the Colorado mountains.
l sometimes take colds. Often they
are severe. I have used German
Syrup five years for these. A few
doses will cure them at any stage.
The last one l had was stopped in
81 hours. 1t is infallible." James
A. Lee, Jefferson, Col. o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11
A MODERN MIRACLE,
Which Shows How Very Useful u Monkey
May Make Himself

Which Shows How Very Useful Monkey
May Make Himself
A party of old-timers were indulging
in "reminiscences yesterday and they
gloated over their retrospection as only
old-timers can.
~ never shall forget funny thing
that occurred way back in the '7Os,
when Bill Dickson kept his famous pub
lie house on Eleventh street His place
was the resort of all the high rollers in
town, and in those days every body had
money and the goose hung high.
Dickson was the same genial Joker
he is now, and he used to have lots o.
fun with pet monkey he called Felix.
l don't know what kind of monk he
was, but he was one of those fellows
with pouch on the side of his jaw.
Felix would grab anything you
handed him, and if he could get it in
his mouth away it would go in his
pouch, and he was death on anything
that was bright and shiny, and coins
We're his especial delight.
Zone morning couple of pretty
tough workers-politics were lively here
in those days--came in. Each had a
big head on, and their liquor taste had
stalled on 'em. They concluded little
coffee and sandwich apiece would hit
the desired spot. The check called for
forty cents, and one of the fellows took
out two Mexican quarters to pay it. On
his way to the bar he stopped to fool
with Felix, and before he knew it the
monk had grabbed the quarters and
had 'em slowed away in his pouch.
THE fellow was dazed for minute,
but he braced up and, approaching
Dickson. remarked: Say, Bill, men
Pat got bite and the check was forty
cents. | had two quarters in me hand
an stopped Z rattle tn monk, an
derned if he didn't swally EN-
That's too old a game said Dick
son, making out he was mad. Il get
that about ten times day. Come on
and pay your check and don't try to
make me take any stock in such stuff.
won't you take me word for it?
All right. I'll get it back"
Before he could be stopped he
walked back to where Felix sat grin
ming away and, squaring off, smashed
him in the jaw. Over went the monkey.
and down on his hands and knees went
the tough, picking up something on the
floor When Dickson reached him his
eyes and those of his partner, Pat, were
bulging out
"'Holy Gee, Bill he calculated.
'Dern eff this don't beat anythin' ever
saw. Th' monk swallyed half err dollar
and dern eff he amt coughed up fo' dol
lars an ten cents. "-Washington Post.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11
Deiving Deep for AN Expiaaat,on.

Delving Deep Tor AN Expla alton.
mo, SIR" said Willie Washington, q"
don't believe in all these old sayings
don't you know For instance, l
thought Harrison would be elected"
did you?"
"Y-a-a-s. But they say the unex-
pected always happens. So l took it
foh ewanted that some body else would
be-"
did your"
"Y-a-a-s The only way I can ex-
plain it is that was expecting the un-
expected and that theafoh the unex-
pected became the expected, and if the
unexpected was the expected, the ex-
pected was the unexpected, and theafoh
great heavensl Waiter! get Ue u
sab Washington Star.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11

eR5Ml::1gs R55psl1s
&c 2zS StgS5 SSSslg:5 S!Ss5lg5~
MA,1EE:N5EI M'EA!,1EEs5E
1ma[ 1mnza6[77z0
\NASaV EATE AS!T ", WOOL. y.
N.$EIS\ sister Rose were
NWSSsaIl) sitting at the
M &wI table one after
~ NIWNM[IN noon bu silly
WON NStSANM engaged in cut
u EUDILAYJ n ting and past
O(I.V0 C|lLJ ing bits Of pa
per of vaious colors together. 1t was
St Valentines day and the two chll-
dren were having great fun cutting out
pink and blue and yellow hearts and
piercing them with arrows or concoct-
ing wonderful rhymes designed TO melt
the heart of the receiver.
Frank was staring out of the win
dow thoughtfully biting the end of his
Lead pencil as he tried to think of n
suitable word that would rhyme with
love, and lose was SO deeply absorbed
in pasting some beautiful green stars
upon pale pink sheet of paper that
ling at the door bell was unheard; so
that both the children were much de-
righted as well as surprised when
Daisy Lawler came dancing into the
room with q pustcbourd box under her
arm, from beneath the cover of which
protruded gay bits of paper.
"Oh, halloo Daisy" exclaimed Frank.
"Are you going to make valentines,
too? That will bc jolly"
YES come and sit down here,
Daisy" said Rose, drawing up chair
to the table Us she spoke. "uave you
made any yct?"
''Yes three lovely ones," was their
visitors answer. rs she seated herself
beside Rose and opened the box.
''There! Don't you think those are
pretty?" she continued. as she spread
out the finished valentines, gorgeous
with stars and crescents and hearts.
After these were admired and COM
mented upon Frank and Rose displayed
theirs, und then the combined wisdom
and ingenuity of the three were taxed
TO the utmost in the making of several
new ones. Their little tongues chat
tered mcrrily, and the hours sped by
until it grew dark almost before they
were ready However, when Bridget
came in with the lamp. they had quite
pile of valentines, all sealed and
directed. and Daisy was just finishing
her last one.
"Who is that one for?" asked Rose,
with Il cheerful disregard for the rules
OF grammar.
well. suppose maybe you'll laugh
at me when tell you," began Daisy,
''but Pm going to send it to our coach
man. He's real lonesome. guess. for
he lives alone over the stable and
tecps house all by himself. Yester-
<iay, when he took me down to school
because it was so stormy, he was tell
ing me about it and how all his sriends
were in old Ireland
''P,,or fellow" murmured Bridget as
she went about the room putting things
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26
The coIIselorahIp.


Rumor has Il that the appointment Of
the Collecor for the post Of III Paso viii
be made very shortly. The rae appears
to be between Davis and Gunier.
There are two applicants for the local
posltlon-that Of Deputy Collector. In
the event Of the appointment Of Mr..
ounter, Il Il said that j. p. Hodgdon has
the "nuence." MFR. Thomas Marshall
has some strong endorsements aud VIII
make strong fight, no matter who may
be appointed at III Paso. Judge Field,
the former Deputy, 10 by no means out
oH the poaalbIllllea although he has not
announced bis Intentions concerning the
matter.
Jack Kyle and John Phillips are those
mentioned Ia connection with the
Mounted inupociorahip. Both have
strong endorsements and either would
make an efficient official.
In the meantime Deputy Collector
Holiday aud Inspector Galloway con.
llnuo 10 draw their pay.
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26
worlds FaIr Rals.

Via the Santa Fe Route has been 70.
duced 20 e41.40 fOr the round trip from
Demlng aud ~ paeo, good for return 80
days from dalo on sale. This rata ID ifsi
class IN every respect. Rates 20 S. Louis
aud Missouri flvof points been ro'
duced aceofdlngly, For foil particulars
call on Or address
A. b simona, Agent, Demlng.
Passenger Agent N Pnso, Toxaa.
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26

Au4. lnIh, 1893.
Nollco heIobF fltnn thti 10 inlQVlag.
named settler h0a ffdnuilcH .0f hls Intention ~
make NnHl proof n support 1I NI4 ria|nl. and lnti
faId proof NIII ~ unNN hfilfa y. " NcNrftA, u.
commIss|nrfl N uomluN n AL on ahplem
Who nada i|d. Enig1 ny lII8 fof n. N N.W. N
end inIa ngA 4, Nrt. 4. Inffd \. r. ~ w.
Na HamNa no following Witnesses 20 provo Ne
fnnlln4uuI Ielldenpo upon and cultivation o. 1ad
Frank IA. HIahuld. Alhou Ilndauer 5aa w.
N9fItf Ralph Mead an NJ utmlpN, n. AZ
Any INI8nn who desires 20 pINItNI a4H|nNI lNN
a|InHaNf1 ~ 1nfh proof. ~ who k10Nk M snI Hnh
4|8nI|0I ftaN0N under d. LAW enu INo ItNHINI|nH4
nI lNN Interior Department., Why an|N IIUnI
should moi N4 0||0nlI VIII be- N|INN NN nFNnIINNII
IF "a ne 404f1 mfnlnHHH ||mH aNH D|A0H n fI14I'
14nMIII IUN uI|H1II0I ~ aH|d IIa|Msnl An1 90
nHII evidence IN IHhuI|4I uI INI| 8NNMIIIfH NJ
claimant NtHUEI NNINNAI NfN|IiNII
f|IH Publication AnNaA AlAI
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26

The Santa 10 Route viii ssli round
trip ticket good 70 return thirty days
from date oi sale, ~ iOliowu,
Hannibal, No., 4fi.ob, Loulayllle, KY,
1880, Evansville, ind., ei8,ibi Gin
clnnall, Ohio, efIib. A. 81 HiMoNa
Agent, Defining.
o, II. MonEHouFr, Dist. Freight aud
Passepeef agent, ID paso, Texas.
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26
LOCAL AND TERRITORIAL.

The HnAnLfomT for superior fob work
Kldder makes specially Of four
Best grades and lowest prices.
clark 4 Go. have just receiver fresh
stock ~ oraokon from Pueblo.
Homo mnde preserves, Crab-applos,
peach, plum etc.
FlsIahman 4 noala Go.
"New brooms twoep clean" ia.
MahOnoy has them, having Just received
new stock within the last few days.
That choice California honey at Kid
doris IL positively The best ever brought
70 Deming. The npld sales prove that
beyond any doubt.
The HnADMour 10 turning out the
prettlest job work N aouthern New Mex
leo.
The winter evenings are approaching
whom lamps arc needed Better call
around AZ J. A, MahOney'a bosoro all
those pretty Tampa are sold.
We have some Of the inest butter that
ever cnmo % town.
Sunilowor Creamery, Colorado,
Star Creamery, Kansas,
Flolshman 4 Beala Co.
We make Y a prnctice 10 buy the best
OF everything IA our line. Try us and
be convinced. Flelshman 4 Beala Co.
Another carload Of that enc Kansas
flour has just been received by Clark q
Co. Five different varieties aud the
iineat flour ever sold In Demlng.
Have you seen the fine display OF Pal.
mer's perfumes apd soaps just received
az Byron's new sioref
i5klnds of tea Spldorlog, Gunpowdor
Eullsh Brkpass, Orange Pecoe, Ool0ng
uncolored, blended, etc. otc. az
Flelshman s. Beals 20.
Freah fruit Of all kinds always on
hand NJ Kidder's.
KInnear's GlycerIno Lotion the fines
preparation for Chapped Hands, Chnfet
aud Scaled Skin, Removes Tan ant
ifreckles, sold exclusively by tho Ellti
Pharmacy
More fruit Is being put up Ia Demlni
this summer than ever. Alnhonoy hn
any number Of jolly and fruit glnase
and jars.
New Store--We are now doing busl
ness Ia our now store on Pine street
VIII be pleased 20 meet our customer
~ NNA NV HtAAAA MAA NINt' HANM"NNN ~
showing you the finest line Of drugs
toilet aud fancy articles ever brought 4
New Mexico. J II. BYRoN
Kldder has Just received large n
voice Of condensed mllk-ali brands.
Fresh stock Of canned goods Just ro
ceived At CLARK d Co.'S.
There Ia no doubt IN tho world tina
Pioneer Baking powder Is far auperlo
20 either Royal or PrlceB'. Clark cal
prove II 20 you by actual experiment
Tho Pioneer brand II gaining friends II
Domlng every day. Give Il trial.
Now Ia tho timo 70 plant grass. Blu
grass, clover aud ovofy variety OF see
at Mahoneyb.
Klnncara Cough Syrup cures Cough
Colds, Group, Sore Throat, Hoaraenepi
bronchitis aud Asthma, sold only AZ th
Elite Pharmacy.
NHo~ Gal.
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26

All Of the real estate and personal
property Of the First National Banks Of
Silver City aud Dcming. Apply 70
II. l.. FOaTER, Receiver,
Deming, n. b.
Fine chinawaro aud glass ware a j..
A. Mahoney'a.
List OF letters remaining uncniied for
Ia DomIng n NJ olIice for week ending
Aug. 20th 1893.
Anflquez sr Francisco Acoria sr Manuel
Arnett Mrs Frank Adams MF Thos
Conlreraa Hr Manuel Davis Mr. Abed go
Hart Frank Madrid ut ieldoF Sanchez
Meadows Mr. d Prito Sr ID Mcrcglldo
Sofrano Callxlo saRchng Sr ID Esldor
Trualllo Don Marclaao 20 Warren Mary y
1ruslllo Don David (2)
III r. Byron, i. N.
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26


II has been many a long day since the
streets Of Domlng presented as clean an
appearance na they do this morning.
Road Supervisor commenced work
last Monday morning with largo force
Of laborora aud wagons aud duriug tho
week the streets aud ayenubs have been
thoroughly cleaned Of al refuse matter,
sand. rOcks and brush Ia the Aide streets
The piles Of dirt have been carled away
a. rapidly AZ possible aud dumped out.
side the city limits.
Domlng Is putting on her Sunday
dress for tho Irrigation convention and
Road SuperylaorAiahonoy has the thanks
Of every resident for hls timely work.
Several momhofa Of the local IRE COM
pany have been greatly disconnected 70
learn that they we're not exempt from
road tax.
Constable Mc0llnohy arrested Moxl.
can Monday who was trying 70 set away
with nomo clothing from tho store Of
MAJ llsymann 4 CO
The hearing IN the mnndamus pro.
csedlnea of sheriff Laird agnlnsl lhe
Hoard o. County Commissioners takes
place before Judge FAN hsl.aH Cruceenek|
Noudsg Ailouoyp0. D. naplz and X
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26

A party oihuniora spenl last Sunday
IN the Florlda mountains
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26

The Hadley Co. has recommended
work On the 0raphlc, although not with
q fnll force o. men.
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26

Poo q Ashenfelsos and Joo Martin are
making small shipments Of ore from
Cooks.
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26

The popular evening entertainment
these days Is to listen 10 N. A. BolIch's
Worlds Fair stories.
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26

Every citizen should read the village
incorporation act published In full on
she frat page.
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26
ARREsTEp FoR BURoLARY.
Dell Potter, Well known Here, Arrested
IN Silver City. The Evidence
against Him Said 10 be Very Strong

Dell Potter, Well Known Here, Arrested
IN Silver City. The Evidence
agains, Him Said 10 Be Very Strong.
Information was received hero We'd
nesday that Dell Potter, former United
States Marshal 10 this county, and we'll
known 10 Doming, had been arrested In
silver City early that morning on a
charge Of burglary.
For some months past the residents Of
Silver City have suffered from number
OF burglaries, the stores being the
worst sufferers. Ab.ut three o'clock
Wednesday morning, DIR. Woods, who
was sleeping In his room over Gllbart's
store, was awakened by : noise Ia Nc
Ewen's store, Immediately opposite.
Looking out. he discovered the ilash Of a
dark lantern, and taking aim, fred. The
burglar Immediately disappeared oui
Of tho back door. A hurried search was
made and a chlscl known 20 belong "a
Potter was found near the cash drawer
Acting upon this clue, Baca ran 10 Pot
tcr's house and reached there before the
fugitive could return, Potter had been
detained by some employees Of the Elo'
phnnt corral, who had hoard him rum
ming through and stopped him 20 see
who Il was. A Mexican dollar and -four
nlckeis, the entIro contents Of the draw
or, we're found IN potter's possession
but not until he had made an attempt tc
conceal them behind lounge. II 10 re-
gardqd a. almost certain that Potter has
been the author OF all tho robboriea.
He was held for trial, the proof against
him being conclusive. lilo has wife
and two small children. His arrest
caused great surprise, as he has hereto
fore borne a good reputation. For some
weeks past, he has not been seen upoE
the streets, claiming that he was suffer
ing from a severe attack Of rheumatlsm
eH~a~~~~-
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26

The Tanning Extract company Ia max
ing regular shipments Of the extract
The demand IL rapidly increasing.
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26

The park clalmanls advagilae 10 prove
up on shsIs lownylse, Sept ism.
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26

The work Of repairing the Aiimbrou
river ditch operation Il we'll under way.
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26

somo handsome posters arc being got
ton out for the irrigation convention for
dIasrlbulien throughout the Territory.
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26

Tho plains 10 the south Of DomIng are
covered with the finest grass ever known.
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26

The clilzena arc coming forward with
liberal subscription for the convention
and Knights Of Pythlas entertainment
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26

The members Of the Uniformed Rank,
knights Of Pythlas, are getting down 70
work for tho comparative drill Ia No
vember.
Deming headlight., 1893-08-26

10 lhla city, The members Win also
work VIII arlly hsc department when
hsea occur IN tho central portion oi Dam'