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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-24

Delinquent taxes ...........$ S 59,562 Oh
Taxes, 1891 ..........,.... 51.71 43
Licenses 1891 Observation-Disclosures. 1,549 90
Taxes, 1892. Observation-Disclosures. GLASS 81
Licenses 1892. ........... OO5 co
Total .S17s,2sB 05
He is credited as follows:
Collections paid over and commits
sions ON same. e...,....................$ 12,SS9 20
Attachments by county commission
ers 1891 and 1892. ~. ............... 1926 S6
Delinquent taxes and licenses turned
over to successor ......... 99,7i9 90
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $i7S,26 05
This statement from the official records
of Auditor Perez Office shows that as COL
lector Mr.. Lopez has collected about 40
per cent of the taxes levied on behalf of
the territory in San Miguel county during
his term of office.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-24
1he Cholera Fiend in st. Petersburg

| New YORK, Aug. 24.--Cholera is cpl
demic in st. Petersburg and rapidly
spreading. A strict quarantine has been
established by the authorities.
The state herald., 1893-09-15


We lake the Opportunity Of isle:uisG
oar subscriber that the new Ceauis'
Toner OF PrnAioos hes been appointed,
Hs In 40 old soljicr, and y, bslisvs thsi
aoldisrs IN d their heirs a,ll receive
jast,cs o. HE hands. We DO so& satsos.
pate that there will b. any radical
changes In the sdmisIseratIeo Of psassd
s6airs usdss ~ PA, Dg,ps. !. ~, "a, .
We would sdvIss, however. thss Y. q.
soldisrs, sailoss, snd their bsin, take
steps 10 make sppliostsoa q once, u
they have not already done %, In ordes
TO sesurs the bsns6t Of The early hllna
Of their clsims IN csse tosrs should b
any future psssinn issislstIoa. Such
legislation 70 ssltiea ssssosesivs. fhsrs.
lore II 10 u great iopossancs thst appli.
cations 10 eIeh In The dspsrtnsat q the
earliest possible date.
~. y. Boldssss, ssilors. OF their Wild.
ows, Children. or Psrsats desire Inform.
atIoa In regard 10 pessIon msttsss, they
should write " The Prssa Cisims Uom.
psay. q Wsshinsssa, D. O.. cod me,
viil prsrArs and ssud the nscsasssy ap
plioatsou, II they asd then entitled IN.
dss the numerous laws enastsh tr shs,,
benefit. Addrss.
PREBS CLAIMS COMPANY,
Jour wspDsssras. Managing Atty.
n 4 In-s HHfs 81 q
The state herald., 1893-09-15
Il. 4. TRDNON. Resis,c~
ALIAS SUMMONS.
-Alx. - 80 - lll M

ALIAS SUMMON,
Dtats 81 Colorado 20 nty Of Pkillps, e.. In the
Coanty Court. JAmes N. Bruwn. Plaintiff, We.
George Bylsnder Minnie Bylander defend nn Z
THE OF THE STATE or COl.ORADO
To Gsergs Bylasder and Minnie Bylsndcr
Yea esc hsrseg required 70 appear In a. action
tI9 Q he coanti ooart. Of Philllis eoanty state
sfcoloeaAo and ansver the c0npisint therrin
within tv.aty days after tho essvice hereof. u
sssvsd within thie COUNTY, OF " sssyeA oct az
tlis cganiy, Of b. pah3icafioa. within thirty
days sstss The ssevSos hereof, eHelnstvs 0f the
day u sesvics; % jsdgnent by dsiaslt will hr
taksn aqnsnst you according 10 the prayer Of the
eomplaine And u copy os tho complaint IN
tie aksvs sntltled action be- not served with thi.
.his sta.e. then 10. daYr additional to The time
viii b allowed hcfofe the taking Of Judgment
b. dcfanit - afnsesaid.
The eela acttoN II bgOughi to iscQver tho
subs n ~ With interest thereon at the rate
a " pr ccnt. frUsn the LIST day Of April ipSU
upon one certain 0Ond executed nnd deliver
I'd 70 Clsrenrs x Wesse or bearer aud by hiln
sa.gned. als0 IN foreelosc o,s csrtsin sruss
deed given 70 secure the same upon the Sc 4
u sec 10 Up n ri u v Of 9Th p In In Phillips
csunty C0,oraAa ~ will more fully app-ar
froM the cosnplaiat 10 said action 10 which
AsA roo ~ hsrstg notiAsd thatn you fall Ia
appsor, and 70 answer ths saId complaint =
Above f~esirsa. the aid plaiaii6 Will take Dc.
fa.lt nd judensat - prayed.
0ivsa ssdsf ny hand and the gal II our said
cooeey cUast q Holyoks 10 said county. thi. ~
day elAug1ss A. d. tFDA. Az
t8&Al) VIZ. &. Bobiasoa, Clsrk.
The state herald., 1893-09-15

The populist party Of Colorado does
not seem 10 he making any great demon
a'ra,ions Of iis rejoicing over the recent
public announcement Of the conversion
of L. N. Patterson To the populist faith.
No doubt tins is accounted TOR by the
fact that the members Of this party have
become well enough acquainted Nth Mr.
Patterson 10 know that his political con
versions should always be looked upon
with suspicion. From his public utter.
nnc-s through the editorial columns Of
the Denver News they have the best Of
REASONS for believing tina, lie never has,
and does not now, endorse my plank OF
tho popuiist platform except the silver
plank and. believing this. il IL not ut all
strange tha, they look upon his reecn,
public announcement Of conversion with
very grave suspicious. In addition e
thus, they know that the senatorial bcs
has been buzzirg in his car for n long
time.
The state herald., 1893-09-15

(First publication Sept. 8, 1881 Nc 90
Nntics for Publication
Land Once At Sterling, Colo.
Sept. Z, lA5
Notice % nerebygiven that the following
1Nnsncd settler has Med notice Of his M
claim and that said proof will be made before
clsfk Of cosnty court, Phillips county Colo,
at Holyoko Colo, on Oct. II lAJ viz:
CHRIST L. GATHE
u Z 70 for the y s.w \ As Y v Y Sec . tp
snrtsw
Ne names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivA-
tioN 81, said land. Wig:
Joseph II Guernsey OF II0lyOke Colo
Norris q Hoyt
George Conkiin
Robert CrowAsr
H. +. TEDnoN, Realster
The state herald., 1893-09-15

Tho republican STATE Genital commit.
tee, at their recent meeting in Denver,
acted wisely in deciding to stand by the
party organization in the stnte. Al this
talk about rev party i-,to say the least,
decidedly premature. 4 now party
could do nothing Ia change the prcsen,
congress on the silver question mud, so
far us Colorado is concerned. her repre-.
s'n,nii,,s In tho next congress will bc
unprecedented advocates 81 free coinage,
irgaf Hes u what party they may come
IRON. colorndo's populiat congressman
did splendid work for the cause of silver
~ the House and her republican sena
tors are making the Geh, in mast able
manner and III" very fac, that they nre
members u mn Old party gives them nm
Ihilu'ncn IN behalf Of nny measure which
they NAV advocate that no scnnior rep
f'sen'ing new party could have ADD I,
would be the hcigh,h Of folly to make u
Political move which would fond Ia
wcDkcn the eanso 81 silver In the scnnie
The state herald., 1893-09-15
(flrat pshiicassoa Sept 10. isaa) Inc ~
Nnf1ra Spr 1,,h1tr atiop

Notes for publication.
Land olRcs ~ Sterling. Colorado.
Sept " la8
NOTICE 10 hereby Eivsn that the following
~ NAme.i settler has aled notics Of his iafen-
tlss T. make final proof Ia support Of his CLAIM.
and that said proof will b mads beGors
Clerk Of Oouaty Court, Phillips osuAts.
C..lsrado ut Holyoks, Colorado, o Oct. 9otls
john WOLF
I'D eese for tie NV Y sc Il tpsnrHw
/. Ne names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon and caltiva-
tioa q. said land. viz:
Everett l. Ansbler OF Hoiyokc Colo
eAnael Z Lewis
John I. Wilson
Harry freGo 4"
n. \. TEpnox. Register.
The state herald., 1893-09-15

First publication Sept 1851 No. so
Notics for Public atinn.
Land Once, Sterling, Colo.
Aug " lyo3
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
= named settler has nled notice of his In.
tention to- make nnal proof In support Of his
fore clerk Of county court PHILIPPE county.
Colo, NJ Holyoke. Colo, on Oct sisp5, Wis:
GEORGE b STORM
I'D 1918 for the sc y 60 a tp en- r ~ "
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
tlon OF. said LAND, viz:
Gsorgs Bruner Of Rolyoke Colo
Newton ClegG :. Z. -
Charles D TimherlAke
Phillip Puysar
r rrDxoS Register.
The state herald., 1893-09-15
tFint publication Sept 81 No. sT
Notice for Publication.

LAND OffICk AT SIkklINQ, COLO,t
Sept lS9J.
Notice 10 hereby given that the follow ing named
~ sott)er has hicd notice OF his intsotion to
make final proof In support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made beiorv clerk Of
district court, Phillips county. Colo. At Hol.
yoke Colo, On Oct u, 1888, yis:
MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM
l0el for the NV y soc 70 tp7nr <sw
He nanss the following witnesses to prove HE
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
aid land. viz:
And,reon Belisntins Of Holyoke Colo
Arch l. Burdctte
William Whitnsy d"
Alden A shafer :.
u = rpnNnN p.~i..-
The state herald., 1893-09-15

L NJ. Patterson, through the columns
of the New, Is now abusing every dem
ocral and republican who does not see
fit to ic!!oa him into the populist party.
He wants 10 be United States Senator,
hence bis zeal for now convertB.
The state herald., 1893-09-15

The Denver News heais an account ri
thc Phillips county populist convention
with. Another Popuiist County, No,
Bro Patterson is counting chicken, That
are sct Only not matched, but that never
will batch. This is the characteristic zeal
OF the new convert to the popuiist faith.
When hc has been on probation
Fl, months mud Is ready TO DO taken into
full membership he will have better
Judgment than To refer 10 Phillips coup.
" asa 'popnlist county,
The state herald., 1893-09-15

rhb remedy 10 tsconIns o veil
ksnvs snd ~ popular - 70 nssd no sps.
elal nsu.ioa. All sho have asesi Electric
Bitten slng the came soag ot prsIss. A
pussr medIains does ~ saise Esd Il \
guaranteed " do eli that 10 sisine.l
Electric BIt,srs will cure oil dlsssess d
The liver snd kidssys, vill fsmovs IN.
ples, bo,is, salt shsuim aud otlIss slFss.
tious caused by impure blood. --WllI
arrive malaria from the system and pre-
vent ~ we'll ~ ours oil malsrial levsss
--gor euss Of hssslashs, oonstIpsslon
and indigsstion try Electric B,tlers. H.
Entiis satisfaction guaranteed. OF money
refunded, mPrtes 6lets. aud 800 PER
The state herald., 1893-09-15
The republican state central con- NIT.
lee in their address 10 III. members Of
tho party ash Tor nm unqualified endorse.

''e parry ~. 'of m 'nann'i'ed endorse
men, OF 'n' following proportions;
'hm 'ho nee ana Unlimited coinage
:" .",h ni'''f no" solu ~ ratio Z" III
Y, .'' a" 49,. ~ w, ""'''s "'''e',
!, III, $500 80" ',"" ""' ",'"''"' u"'''
a. D'.sos W. ~" y, ''' """' i""'
'.,, ~" "A, ]', ~, " '"'' '"P''"' w
'.',',,., r'a. 49, '"o.'u'n" '' w ""
J.,,I'.,,.''' 49,, 'o ", ~" ', 'p"'''''"''op''
" Wv, ,,'''N 1870 ~" "'sn"', 'n''se'
Tint twin sustain s.,.,n,. Y.,,.,
md wolcd, in .,l Lon,,ai,lo .,uo,,. IA
dclca, IN, ,,e,,u. l.vi.ln,,o. o,.,, :,
,i,., ma. ,.r,,,,, n, a.. ....,. -,
The state herald., 1893-09-15

The democrats in the House have dc.
cided to take up Mt once ,la bill repeal.
ing the federal election laws. This will
be sure to precipitatc party fight aud
may aid the silver cause in the senate.
The state herald., 1893-09-15

Cleveland has ordered suspension Of
proceedings under the Geary law and
John Cbinaman will not be givcn free
ride back to h,s homc ncross the water,
fr' the present at least.
The state herald., 1893-09-15


II is reported that Cleveland is pre-
pairing another message to deliver to con.
gress. II he would attend to his fishing
and let congress- ryp the Legislative do
partment, II would be much better for
the business prosperity of tho country.
The state herald., 1893-09-15

The home rule bill was defeated in the
House OF Lords by vote Of 4l0 to Al.
Doan.trodden Ireland can hope for no
relief from the bIooded sristocrats in the
House u Lords,
The state herald., 1893-09-15

Goveuor Waite has telegraphed SOW.
eral members Of the legislature now ia
Denver, asking ,hom to meet lin on
his return from the East. fle says he
shall probably have to call an extra SEE.
sion u the legislature. and wants 10 talk
The mater oyyr Ex
The state herald., 1893-09-15

trirss publication Sept 1, 1880 No. S.&
Notice for Public at.nn.
Land ONCE. At sterling, Colo.
AuK 2i ISIS,
Notice IN hereby given that the following
named settler has nled notice of his IL
tcntion TO make hnal proof In sup.
port OF his claim. and that said proof Will
be made before clerk Of county court Phil.
llys county Colo. NJ H0lyoks. Colo, on OFT
g 1851. viz:
CHARLES JOHNSON
& mol for the s'e y sec ~ tpsurl'
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residcnea upon and cultisa-
tiOn Of. said land, VIZ:
samuel e Yeager ei usxtun Cola
George lilotin :.
Joseph y BuinbIidxe
Pcter Anderson
II. T.. TEDAoS. Register
The state herald., 1893-09-15

Whenever The opportunity has pre-.
seated have voted for the extension Of
the franchise to women ard / expect to
dc so.-Senn,or II. ii. Teller.
The state herald., 1893-09-15
trtrst Publication Aas. u isal
Nuticu for Publication,

Lane Oace ~ sterling. Colo.
named H. als se,ss. ' q X lie sssss
ton 70 make Mnai pvoN In support o. BID
elsiu. and ths' aid prosf viil b msAe ~
tips cosnty Colorado. ~ hoiyotr, Uolefsdo,
JOHS ssMOwsERGEW
w Ne ielnh for tho loss sAtAeSsv u ~
mtpsaF1w
No names tho following witnesses 10 prove
bis con ttauous rvsid~ace uDoss, and cvlttva
tioa n. aid land. vis;
s sn,,s tar~y., .. h",yosa cs's
Atisn n vsndyke -
John Naner AMBIENT ~
n. q. TEDMON. Register
The state herald., 1893-09-15
s.s. rs n. l.,..li... pria.y n..s.a

HsNs w sN bsR1ssNsa stty s&
holyoke, Colo- Aug. 80, laoA
10 The republican electors Of Phillips
county, Colo:
Notice 10 hereby given that tbs rspub-
licsn county oonventioa will b hs,A N
Holyoks on saturday, Oct. Z, 1854 fbe
the purposs Of plaeiAg 10 nominstiei 1
candidate for the olsos Of oounty trsss-
urer, l candidate for the ONCE 81 cosaty
clerk, candidate for The o6ics Of ooanty
superintendent Of sohoolA candidate
for The of1es Of county ssssssos. cssdi-
date for the eflics Of county sheriff, 1
candidate for the ellss Of county esa-
miasionss arst dist, / candidate for III
ofIios Of corooer.
The primaries In the several prSsisS(s
in the county will b held on Fridl5,
Oct. 0, 1889, under the rules aud fsealA-
tions adopted BY the county ssasssl
committee. -
J. H. cHiLcorr,
Chairman %. Central Cos.
CHAs' b. T'MnERLAxs, eeo'y.
y. a.. ,.,,h,.,., 49, ., p.,,,,.
80. r,.,s..a".
w. ~. ..s.,h,;. .. 49,,
committee Of Phillips county, Colorado.
call the republican primaries OF Phillips
ri. ...l.. A. s..ll~-s. ...l.-
d., s,,....,s,...S ".:"s.-.,
- = M. mn. 1870
". h,,. ~. r. $3.50. $500. ,.s
- ~. ..... :, $780,. - Ss.;.S
80 .i...,.-..s-,, ~.ss:.
!. ~ ...,,h,;.". ..,.-..,.s ~ 1890
-. NJ. .s.-.--rrS o..s.-sS:.
.h.,i \. MA !, ~. ......I ...o;ro,. =
~. 1000. :. -. ~. -. 49,. ~
.,,.,, T.. $500 !, > a.,,,ss , ..s,..'
.;m. .,5 a,o".d :, a o,.,o.l = s.s...,
81.
p,ro.u.........
,,o., o..a;d.,.. -. M. ..-.., 800,
IVA ,,.,;,., 49," i. II, =. ..;n,sS =.
~. 49,. ...,.. MI. -. s..s
~, ~. s", rs
......- .....N... -, :. $3.50, =.
49,. a.. 49,.
M. -, .h.,, 49,, ,.s..-;...
=. ,...;, 80. ~ -. -...s 49,
he wishes 70 vote. Any ballot dsposi,ed
il tn, bsl,o, bos with two or more nausi
uucsnoslIed for the sane ot,ss, shall not
49,
The state herald., 1893-09-15

Cleveland has signed l,e order con-
soliduting the Sterling and Akron land
Offices.
The state herald., 1893-09-15
OPENING A DOR ESS,
DELIVERED BY
Prof. Chas. 3. Timberlaks,

prcsiaent OF the Mate Coaventisn 81
County Huperintcndents at their An.
nual Meeting held In Boulder, Hay
0, 1904.
The state herald., 1893-09-15
Deatty'e Pianos and Oreans.

Hon. Daaisl y. Beatty, the great Organ
and Plane man Of. Washingtos, n. J., 3
bnsier than eyer. In 1870 Ii: Beatty len
hosss . psaniIesa plow boy. ard By hls Ia
d0mlla6ae viii No he's worked bis way mp
% o 70 Ell g tas. nearly ioo. go q Betty
sesns TO dishuSftsn hin; obstacles IaH q
his way, that would hare wrecked aAy ogdt
nary ,aan forever. he turns 70 an advertlse-
meht and c0ases out of II brighter than
ever. Hls instrunests are In use every
who're. We are laioened that during liz
n nsxs :sr sssSs - I'M i.ssess !" 81 e y
-. on, - II Ne avsgaee thea d oiee essh.
II II eifeady The hrHHst bagiaess Of tAs kind
In exlsteoce. Raa4 hh advaetlaeaseut.
The state herald., 1893-09-15

lFirst publication Sept l. lsss.l No SIS
Nutica for Publication,
Land OMos At Sterling, Coiorado,t
Aug ", lse9'
NOTICE 10 hereby given that tho following
teMtion TO make nnal proof In support or
his claim, and that said pr0of will b. made
before clerk ofcounty court fhiliips county.
Colorado q. Holyoke, Colo. on Oct stA lsss.
Wig;
SMITH .. wORLEY
Hd $50 for the nc y sec u tp7nrHw
lie names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous Iestdencc upon, and cultiva
ton Of. said land. Wig:
Fred Borland Of Holyoks Colo
Alden Shnfe1
Ira 3 Wol 10y
Martin Summers
he. TnDnoN Register.
The state herald., 1893-09-15

DoWits's Witch Hassi salvs cures piles.
Dswitt's Wisoh Hassl Salvs cures buns.
DsWitt's Witch Hassl Salvs cures SORES.
DeWitt's Witch Hassl Salve cures ulcers.
The state herald., 1893-09-15

II you csn afford 10 be annoyed BY
lick hssdschs and constipation, dout uss
DeWits Little Early R,ssrs for these lit.
tls pills vill curs them. City Drug 6tors
The state herald., 1893-09-15
sabsoribs for sh. STATE H..A,.D.

Il ~ Aisrs.s D:sssi J: ss.ssy. 1s:Alsssos
The state herald., 1893-09-15


49,"
Ne Dsaaks h 1hls Ce0pealsisa.
This 10 eenprtitisa u rathss - nnusaai ma
tute. Il 10 csanoa 70 o6ss psiss fos ths bsst
ssosy. o. psetsre, a. srrhitsctani pla,. all ths
eaapstissss sskias ths tnss d shsir iaboe cd
~ sseocssfsl eas asssls ssiiias his fos ths
amount q thsSriss. Dst she Prss Clains Co..
pany's oGss b ssosthiaG entirely diassvat. E.rA
pssssa b ssksd asssly 10 haap AlnaslG AID ths
oos vAs hsaps hiass,f so the bsse sdvantass y -
b rsvasasd for doing II. rhs priss b oaly .
sttnulss 10 d. ssosthiAgt hst voalA b vsll vossh
asaas without II. n architsct Who's csmpsti
tive raas eue eine houss o. . certain cornss u
nst ssssrssd ~ spsas kls ishse % somstAias d
vesy listis ~ tshIn. DIT ~ rsssos No passass
sinp,s 80 assful dssiss In ~ Pres Cisins
cs.paay's seapssitios. sss.i - vony II hs fail
sosssass thspeiss. Ne kasssuhstaaaiAl rsssis to
shSv fos biz wort -sas thss vill command its
vsias u sAs asskss q any time.
n PLATA man Who usas cay article II his
daily vsrt aas,t 10 know t,sttss hov 10 Improve
II thas ths sa~ehaascai sspest Who stsdiss Il oaly
fraa ths thesspticai paAat a View. 6e< nd astAe
iAsa that a. inpsovsmeas ean i,s ton sl,.pls tohs
vusth pst~attAs. Ths simplss the trstsss. Tlss
psssoa who bsst sacessds 10 susah,nias simplicity
md Popularity. viii SIT the Prssa Claims Ton
vaas's tvvety ave han1rsi dolisn.
Ths responsibility of this soapany mag 10
tsdssd from The fact that lie sock Ia held 10
ahnst thrss haadrcd Of the lssAias n~vs,apsrs
u the usited Hssses.
Addssss the Pres Claims t'aapAny. john We'd.
dsshara. nAsAssns sisoraey. eis Y s,rsrt, n. w..
Wsshihstsa. d. q.
The state herald., 1893-09-15

m Wen hs pnplls, 10 thiuk, VIII nave POS
session Ia key that will unlock tue gate
80 rapid prngrcss, People like 10 think
IL IL usib. when they have learned hos
mud phil sopiiy teaches us that ihoaghI
- III. c'scncc u all that IL. nsrdsv be,
said. 'thc formation Of tho manner o.
thought, character and moral habits !,
the only education worthy the name.
Grsn, care then should 10 taken by thu
superintendent In bis power 81 lieensin,
teachers. 4 person does not start ou
As physician on hi, having finished 81
elementary work on pbys,ology, b.
lcsrns the disparity between such &C
puircmcnia aud tho ability 10 prcscrib,
for the euro of tho diacass. Then VII,
should a youth who has but indi6crenti,
gone over hih arithmetic and grau,ma
feel competent TO embark Ia the srss
work Of teaching. Doubtless Il 10 10
cause hs has not tho fear Of the PROBES
sion before him. iie does not msasun
his A,tainmenia blythe Laws Of the scisuc,
and art d teaching, but he sqasrss hiI
ideas by the rule u o,hers Who are .,
weak Ne he. To narrow shs range Of 10
vss,'satiop 10 The iudimspts Of y ses
primary studies aud then 10 simpiii,
lliesc 10 an extent thst savcs tho troubl,
Of aecond thought IL an insult 10 tb,
profession. A liberal culture. q broad
outlook 10 nsccssary 10 interpret The
iac,s. even Of The common branches.
someone bal said tho remedy for IN
capacity N teaching 10 = simple one; II
10 10 give teachers W equal chance sud
leave their fate III Their own hands. This
lit,ss, will survive. Yet, II seems TO me
The duty Of the superintendent 10 not u
The state herald., 1893-09-15


training Tor their sovk. II Ia necessary,
also, that We have efficient school bosf,la.
THY have more " do thsa simply 10
look after the financial part a shs,s
work, thoush this indeed y inpo,tsst
They should bs Interested IN having o..
iieient wosk doss by The tsschss. They
should frsqusntly visit t.s school. ,oo
Ter and discuss with her the di6ersn,
methods d work, s<s 10 II that shs hss
oil The assistance 10 the power Of Ii.
board To give, In the WAY u pleasant and
comfortable surroundings, proper aud
pssdful sppssstus. lolsim there should
he slose bond Of union bssvseu The
school boards sud the supssintsadsa
They should bs made 10 realise thaa HI
lies the welfare Of ssch district d heart
that II 10 no task for hin, 10 asssst thsu
In their duiIes. thst he 10 Thoroughly
posted IN every detail " their Once
They will then confer With him, Aos o.
" In tho sslsc.Ion Of teacher. but vlll
advise With him upon the needle of Ihs
school snd where and hoW 10 ptosurs
them which will not osiy 10 . gtsai
saving W the district In dollars snd oeuta
but will give them what viii b. d vsias
IN their schools ssd will greatly ss~Arsi
the success Of oily.tonsasd aSsuts In
pslmins OF upon them their nigh. priced
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Evening journal., 1893-08-02

"Smpkins, you know" said the fat man,
has an idea that he's a wit and he's all the
time springing gags on people he knows
Most of them is chestnuts, but once in q
while he gets of a new one. He got off .
new one TO his girl the other night, and
that's why he lost her. It seems that he
was up to her house, and they were sitting
out on the veranda She got to telling him
about an adventure she had that afternoon
when she was down town. 1t seems that
she was coming along Main street up by
Upper, and a little poodle dog ran across
the street with "a policeman after IL. Just
as it reached the middle of the street the
policeman pulled out his pistol and fired at
il. The ball went through the dogs lungs,
and it dropped over dead
THE girl was telling this, and she said:
When saw that poor little thing lying
there dead, just couldn'U help going over
and picking him up Il seemed too bad TO
have great big brute of n policeman kill
such a lovely little dog, and told him so.
Right there is where Simpkins got in his
fine work. You picked him upp he asked
her. Yes, says she. And he was shot in
the lungsp he asked again. Yes saysshe.
Well, says Simpkins with a sober face,
that wasn't quite the right thing TO do,
was itp 4 should like 20 know whyp says
the girl Because says Simpkins, If he
was shot in the lungs. he had hole in his
pants
"That settled it with Simpkins, Acontin-
ued the fatm 1.-The girl shook him then
and there. buffalo Express.
Evening journal., 1893-08-02
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An attempt at a practical joke which had
some real humor in it and which resulted
In laugh for all hands was that which,
according to an English newspaper, a GER
tain Mr.. Krewskin endeavored to play up
on his wife This story is TO the effect
that as Mr. Krewskin was going home one
day at noon he saw the wagon of travel
ing photographer standing by the roadside.
81 will stop and havea few pictures taken
just for fun he mentally remarked, enter
ing the establishment. He was as good as
his word. lie sat for his pictures-tintypes
doubtless-and fattered himself that he
looked his best. When the sittings were
over, the operator showed him proof
There" said he, II think this is a pretty
good likeness
KrewsSin looked at il and finally said
1T III do" When he got home, he showed
it TO his wife and told her il was picture
Of the wild Man Of Borneo" that was on
exhibition at the town hall.
You can't fool me, said his wife, exam,
lining the picture critically. I've seen Tn,
Wild Man of Borneo, and he's not half 81
ugly and frightful looking as this"