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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

Timmins-fve got . great idea
for ending my stories since was In
Chicago Simmons - What Is Up
rimmins-I nm going TO have them
wind up with so thoy lived happy
and wont on marrying ever aftor.' =
Indianapolis Journal.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

Husband. lato at dinner-Thorc's
ono thing I must say, Maria whom
Jane was alive; II woro late she
had things kept hot for mo.
Wife. sarcastically That's proba-
bly, what shc's doing now, John.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

Little Benny Mamma, please let me hold
the baby for minute.
Mother-I am afraid, Benny, you might let
her fall.
Little Benny-wsil. n she does fall she
can't fall very far.--S(ffisgs.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

Under new arrangement Pullman palace
car conductors who have been with the com
pany for period OF five years are TO be Dts
tlngushed by n gold baud around tho left
arm, portcrs will wear silver band. In
recognition Of ten years honorable service
C. lduntors and portcrs will receive two uni.
forms arintially 80 long rs they remain with
the company. II In estimated there arc $50
conductors and portcrs who have earned the
bands. Twenty-Five have been with the conf
pany ten year,; fourteen have served fifteen
years, eleven have served twenty years, and
one twenty .hyc years William Coates, run.
ming between Denver and La JuntR ID the
latter. There are 1881 porters who have been
working for the company i've years, 81 have
worked ten years, and ~ over fifteen years.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

The government OF Victoria has decided To
advance finds to the farmers Of the colony
from the saving bank balances at the rate OF
per cent per annum uwlhg 70 the high In
terest rates demanded by the banks. Pre-
mIerIPatterson, In justifying the action
against tho rcmonstrances OF the financial
interests Of the colony declares that Victoria
Is In q state Of complete poverty; that cheap
tnofiey ID essential to revival Of business
that the blood IN the veins Of n community
must circulate, and that the abundance Of
money In tho banks and OF debenture money
IN the treasury shows the necessity for the
money being employed. The loans will be
made on hrst-class freehold security with a
double margin.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

A Pitisburg reporter tails about n yAwnlng
oil we'll. Somebody must have been boring
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

Tho Worlds Columbian fxpositiom
WI be Of value 10 the world by illustrating
tho improvements In the mechanical arts and
eminent physicians will tell you that tho prog
ross In medicinal agents. has been OF equal
Importance, and - a strengthening laxative
that syrup of Figs Is far In advance Of all
Others,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

Some Of our exchanges alludc TO money ~
. drug" In prescriptions u seems 70 DO
used only BY The homeopathic.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

"AIways get In tho hr.t blow" ssys a
writer. People who live In the districts where
cyclones flourish should paste this In their
hAta
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

When you have convinced woman that n
lounge worth about t1 has just been marked
down from Go TO o. you have secured Gus.
toner,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

z. X. CoBuRN, Mgr. ciaric Scott, writes
- yca Hall, ca,s,rh Cure valuable RENE
oy. Druggisu scll II, I5c-
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

DENVER nEsT Laundry soar.
uncieelied IN quality. A BEAUTIFUL PIC
TuliE FREQ upon receipt Of - wrspp-fs
Grfsrnirk Boar Co, Denver
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

scnd two 2-ccnt stamps TO Tho Road Pub
fishing Co, Denver, Colo, and get sample
copy Of Tho Road and one OF their great Eng.
llah Octopus mans free
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

While the Albany capitol i settling. II will
please return the go, 90, 900 II has received
from tho state,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

The Mexican dog Ia made without hair.
Therefore he oanno, flea as bird TO the
mountain.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

Ifanson's Msgio Corn saliva"
warranted N ours, OF monJy rsfauisL Asf
your druggist for H. Prizes Is csutl
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

Mrs Aler. Robsrtson, Of HAlf Rock, Me-:
Ger Co, Mo, writes: "For twenty ysars,
suffered with womb diseass and most Of the
time was In constant pain which rsndsrsd
life Q great burden. cannot sxprSs what
I suffered. bad eight doctor and all TIE
medicine ! had from them failed-the oos
after the other.
Twas nervous, cold hands and fsst, palpita-
ton, headachc, backache. constipation, leu.
corrhsa and no apostle, With barring down
pains I got % weak could mot walk
around. I had 70 kcsp my bed, thinking !
would never get any better.
One day my husband got one Of your little
books and read II 10 me He aid thers was
nothing doing me any good. ] aid would
try DR.. Pisrcss Favorito frssertptioa. I'D
try Il. After the first few weeks my ape
tits was better I was nhle 10 sit up In hsa.
I wrots 10 the Worlds Dlspensary Medical
Association, at Buffalo, N. r., and described
my case they sent mo . book on womant
dis.asss. read carefully and followed ths
directions ~ near - could and took tbs
medicine for two year. With the blessing
Of God and your medicines, ] am saursly
cured. That was three Year. ago."
Yourp truly.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

A good sized sinking fund viii help keep a
corporation nfloaI
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

This would be- = better world II tho people
In II WIN iosr their icmpcfs would never md
them again.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

Ghiloh's Coassnpttoa Cars
u I'D On . guarantee II rurrs Jncrtent Conssny-
e1u. y b tbs isst Cough Csre. 6etA. o0ctA 4 eil1
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

A wise man will never shut his eyes before
he opens his mouth.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-05-04

II IL not hard for man TO tfiind his own
business, but It Is the monotony which he
can't stapd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-02
Morals in Politics.

They were discussing politics in the abstract, and most of the party were of the opinion that such thing as morals could not be in politics.
 T take issue with you on that point, :" asserted man. who looked like he wouldn't give cent for a vote when the market price was five dollars.
 But you can't make your point good.
 Just the same he insisted, the wickedest man in our county registered VOW not to take another drink, use any more tobacco, swear another oath or make another bet until the candi- date he was backing for congress was elected. He wasn't elected, and he kept his VOW.
 ..Yes, but in two years time he may be elected, and then it will be worse than ever.
 T guess not. replied the man with confidence. { That's been ten years ago, ] and the candidate died six weeks after
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-02
THE MOUND BUILDERS.
6eent Investigation Indicates That They z Were Red Men.

Ioeent Investigation Indicates That They &z Were Red Men.
 The investigations which have been arried on during the past five years ander the direction of the Smithsonian nstitution into the origin of the artifi- sial mounds found in the Mississippi F1lley and other parts of the United 5fa tes have, it is believed. settled very z6portant question in archaeology.
 1t has been generally supposed that lie mound builders were a race of peo- 1ze distinct from the Indians, and who this country in advance of the (8bes found here by the European dis 63verers and settlers.
 But the investigations to which we Eve referred seem to show, beyond 3oubt, that the mounds were the work 6f the red men themselves, and that Heir contents serve to throw light up 6n the early history of the Indian tribes.
 n regard to the study of American 6fchaology Prof. Langley, the secre- fXry of the Smithsonian institution, draws attention to the lamentable fact lhat, owing to the exportation to Eu- rope of the most important collections TT ssfinds'' made in this country, stu 6ents must go to the museums of En- Hand in orer thoroughly to master what is known of the early history of 3he Mississippi valley; to those of Ger many to study the past life of Alaska, Ind to those of France for information 6oncerning the archaeology of Cali zornia. Youths Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-02

 A schooi-Room in the South in Troubious
 Times.
 The strength of family feeling on the part of the negroes was often queerly put, as thus: Law sakes Balaam Preston Hamilton Smith venerable old negro was heard to exclaim to a young man who was understood to be thinking of marrying, don't say you'd go fur to 'liberate fur to take up wid my niddlin' set. If you want a wife, you'd better marry into de Middleton family. De, Middletons is q mighty good family. Hml De Roses is spec table too: but jes look at me! mar ried into de Middleton family"
 The closeness of the relation was amusingly illustrated by an incident which occurred in school when we in- sisted that certain words should be pronounced according to authority, and not in the way in which the girls had been accustomed to sound them But" they said, you know we grow mp with the negroes, they take care of us, and we hear them talk all the time Of course we can't help catching some of their ways of talking. It sounds all right to us" They were told that if they could find in any dictionary the least authority for the pronunciation dear to them, there would be no objection to it; that we were only trying to give them the best, and that it was not for any notion of ours that we insisted But, they said, quickly and sadly, the diction- aries are all northern dictionaries@ and so the matter came to an end. For | it was by no means nothing but flowers and fruit from their gardens that these southern maidens were in the habit of bringing to us, their northern teachers; they brought to our aid every morning the sweetest docility, the greatest eagerness to learn, and the most per feet breeding. Even in the days after the Star of the West had been fired on, Eand the whole city was full of devotion to the Palmetto state and of denuncia- tions of the north and of the people there: when for a northern woman it was sometimes difficult to be calm; when we could neither listen to the prayers offered from the pulpits nor read the newspapers; when threat ening anonymous letters came to ouH hand and we grew tired with the con stant strain and uncertainty-evep then, andperhaps even more than be, fore. to cross the threshold of that school-room was to pass at once into an atmosphere of peace and unfailing courtesy Those girls came from homes that were full of bitter feeling and op- position to the north, but there was never an ungentle look or word from them to their northern teachers. The school-room was an asylum, a safe anc sure place for us; and what this meant of good-breeding and loyalty is com prehensible perhaps only to those wht have spent their lives in contact witt young and warm-hearted girls. There is nothing but sweet and dear memories of those girls, li9ht-hearted and happy then, but with heavy clouds of war aae trouble hanging over them-war ant trouble which in more than one in stance broke up happy homes, ant struck down at their sides the brother and the friends whom they so loyed.- Anna C. Brackett, in Harper's Maga zine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-02
X School Room in the south in rroubious
 Times.

uNFAlLING COURTESY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-02
AND MOUNTAIN AIR.
Ne Merits of Each for Various
 Diseases.

ve Merits Of Each for Various Diseases.
 6izand mountain air. both being 5Eill undoubtedly improve the Saat is already fairly good.
 4en almost invariably do well at
 eas<le, while the mountain resorts
 n general much less suitable to
 The same rule implies, though
 iifferent reasons, to the aged.
 epsia, especially if of hepatic
 D, often does badly at the seaside,
 yell in the mountains. Skin dis
 !, Especially eczema, are often ag-
 ated by sea air. 1t is not clear
 mountain air has any effect upon Struma, in all it's protean les, does notably better at the sea-
 than anywhere else. The bracing inc resorts should generally be sen. The existence of rheumatism. liae disease, or renal disease is usu-,
 Sufficient reason for placing a on the mountains. Bronchitis and ,hysema do badly in the mountains, often well Ut the more sheltered inc resorts. bstinate insomnia is a contra-indica- | eo4inst both sea and mountain re- ., md calls usually for the shell a Island resorts. Milder eases of nmnda, however, are often much efItted both at the seaside and ,ne the mountains. Hysteria does , badly in the mountains and often we'll at the seaside. Here, again, it
 change be desired, the sheltered
 Moderately bracing island resorts, { probably be found to be most suit, ,. 7ncipient phthisis often does well b at the seaside and among the, 1ntains, and it is one of the most cn1t points in therapeutics to choose sly between the two. Without en-' m into this obscure question fully, may safely say that if the phthisis nt al1 of a ''strumous'' type, sea air be found most uitable; if of a ca rhaln origin, the moist and sedative line resorts should be tried; and if nscent and limited, in constitu-i that is not neurotie, the noun IS may have the first trial.-London taex
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-02
 BOD OF SHAKING HANDS.

Genuine Hand Clasp Should Be an Honest, Pleasant Grasp. Utmost everyone has an individual : original method of shaking hands,
 ess they are followers of fashion and.
 eadopted the pump-handle shake,l
 ch was originated by the prince of
 Les.when that royal parsonage was
 ering from a boil under the arm,
 tch necessitated the awkward move
 at.
 here is the rough but kindly-disposed
 ividual who takes your poor paddy
 ha grip of iron, and in the desire to
 w good will and friendship almost
 enches the fingers off and leaves the
 rks of sundry ring indentations on
 scrushed digits. This painful mode; 3ugh trying to the last degree, is aerable to that mean supercilious |d patronizing method employed by aividuals who are of the 'holier-than- nnn order. This shake, or rather contact, only. insists in offering the very tips of the Rers, accompanied by an air of con sSSEHSfOH IIAL uidhcS you lOdS u lCl- st your breeding and pull your hand way. There is no heart in such. a seeting It means selfishness, it soclaims personal vanity, and it is aite as repellant as the frosty nod that me people consider a bow. The cold and clammy handshake is he that once met with leaves the im- ression that snake has reposed for a loment in your palm. The fingers, feless as those of marble image, 'rithe into your clasp and chilly sen ation, in the region of your spine warns on that the human monster has laid laws upon you. 1t is never well to rust that handshaker.
 An honest, pleasant grasp-a holding I hands for brief space of times a znse of warmth, sympathy and good is what the genuine hand IaSp ought to induce. But how many this sort do you meet in the great I4rld so full of artificiality and ca Philadelphia Times
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-02

he caused atone to De placed under the focus of concentrated sun rays. The diamond cracked, coruscated and disap- peared. These experiments are not made very frequently. In the interest of science they have been necessary, but. as we have very complete record of the results in several experiments and they all agree, there is no necessity for any further expenditure of money in that particular direction Chicago News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-02
Volumes.

The Franklin papers had been mount ed by Stevens before they were offered to the government. The Madison and Monroe papers have been restored in the department. If the librarian can get an appropriation from congress the work of restoring the remaining manu- scripts can be completed in five or ten years. Philadelphia Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-02
Exnensiye Experiments.

The infammability of the diamond was not known till the middle of the century. The ancients were firmly convinced that diamond could not either be burned or broken. This was disproved in 1870 or whereabouts, when a four-carat stone was consumed in the flame of a blow-pipe. It was in Ron1e. =Thes grand duke ef Florence, in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-02

When Greek was In a tight place, where bodily strength and vigor would help him, he prayed to Hercules; when he needed shrewdness, not to say roguery, he betook himself to Mercury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-02
lEsToRINo OLD MANUSCRIPTS.

How the Work Is Done on Precious Govern ment Documents.
 The work done on these two volumes cost several hundred dollars. 1t was by process known as inlaying," which is quite beyond the department experts. The two volumes selected for were school copy book of George Washington and the last entries he made in his diary the two extremes,
 his earliest and his latest writing. The
 sheets of the manuscript arc of rather
 thin paper. The experts in-40 fsaaef~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-02
Matrimonial Item.

< Prof. Dnsenberry, of Columbia col kge, is so completely absorbed in his profession that he is becoming more Ind more absent-minded every day. He Remarked to one of the students Something very stupid happened to he the other morning-I believe l am becoming little a.bsent-minded. What is it?'
 You see, wanted to take my wife
 out in buggy and give her some fresh 6ir, and. when came to think over it, | remembered that never had wife. :"
 k Alex Sweet, in Texas Siftings.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-11

The only Graduate In Phramacy. In Abbeville
In charge OF Harrison 4 Games Prescription
counter, with nearly l2years experience, oHers
bis service, when in need OF any thing ofhigh
standard and 91ality: When sick; ,.i reason n@Ir
wishes at all hours OF day, night and SUM-
day.
Come and try my sheviots they cant be beat
by any fountain, any flavor you want. T. b.
Speed.
Don't forget the new millinery establish
ment by Mrs Taggart.
Mrs. Taggart has some cheap hats. that are
very pretty, II you want hat call on MRS.
Taggart.
The "yellow sailor sailor colors at Had
don's.
Another lot OF thoss noveltie dress patterns
ust In at Haddon's.
The ladies will find a very complete stock
at Haddon's.
Haddon's Silk for shirt waists are selling
ast, call early for choicest things.
For nice straw hat call on P. Rosenberg
and company.
Call and see Rosenbergs spring clothing.
White stripe pique, regular IL Lee goods
8 yards m for SOC. +. Rosenberg Co.
The handsomest line of neck wear in this
market, P. Rosenberg Co.
Haddon's spring opening last Thursday
| Friday and Saturday wasthe center OF a.
traction. The weather was all that could be
deslred. Their store was beautifully deco
rated and crowds OF ladies thronged their
est ever made on opening days, which indi
Gates that they have not made great mis-
take In briging out the largest stock they
have ever shown.
Physicians can buy Fresh Vaccine Virus a
Harrison & Games Drug Store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-11
RAILROAD RACKET.
Items OF Interest TO Railroad People
and Their Friends Picked mp
Along the Road and About the
Sh0nA.

Items OI luteEebt ~ ksataEV0u 1cOPac
and Their Friends Picked mp
Along the Road and About the
shops.
A switch engine has been put on the Green
wood yard 10 do the yard work at that point
Engineer Jake Collett has charge OF the throt-
Road Masters Warren and Cason are doing
some good work Just now on their respective
Conductor Dick West, who has been for quite
holding down local freight on the South end.
Conductor Bunting who has been holding
down local on the South end for sometime, is
nov tasoogh Sofh end was
iting his old home, Atlanta, Sunday.
The two Baldwin Compound locomotives
that have been In service on the g., @. N,
ferred to the r. & g., and two Richmond ten
wheeIers scent here 70 take their place.
The r. q D. Railroad train service is repre-.
sented at this point by Conductor Williams
and creT who make tTS aos round trips dn9 De-
Chief Gar Inspector, A. p. Lane, ts quite o
busy man. His duties require him to travel
all over the line, looking after cars and Local
Engineers John Garrison and Ab Garrison
does the throttle pulling on 3s and Al on the
South end, while Engineers Charley Pem6er.
ton and Captain Sam Nicely preside In cab IN
President Hoffman and Vice.President and
General Manager Jno. C. Winder came over
| the G., C. q n, last Saturday on an inspection
trip. Their special was hauled on the North
| end by Engineer Joe Sossoman and Conduc-
Tor Lapey. On the South end by Engineer
Anderson and Conductor Laney.
| A new time card went into effect Sunday on
the G., G. & N, making some slight changes
In leaving and arriving time OF some Of the
trains, Also taking on the Elberton shoe fly
Nos. 80 and IS.
Engineer Frank Fetner and n. G. Kirfman
have returned from their visit TO Ashville.
| Road Master Casons work train on the
South end has been taken OF for the present
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-11
Veterans ReuRiOn.

The Con federate Veterans Reunion will bt
The Seabosrd Air Line will sell round trlI
tickets from all points for one fare. The cosl
of q ticket, from Abbevllle Will be sg.2, tht
tickets being COOL for fifteen days. This y
The popular route 10 Birmingham, composed
as II IL, OF fast and magnif1cently appointed
trains.
MRS. HEMPHILI., mother Of Senator Hemp
hill IL now not ex pected 10 live more than 9
day or two. She IL elgh ty six years old. Edi
Tor j C.. Hemphil and Rev. JOnn j.. Hrmphli
have been notifed OF their mothers illness.
Sne Ia at the home OF her son, Senator Hemp
Hill, in Abbeville.
THERE will be q large crowd In town 10 day
10 wee the circus, ahd every one " i'll enjoy q
glance in McDlI & Tolly's handsome Lew
Furniture Store. see their new advertise
menL In another column, and you Will SEE
Iney are prepared ~ carry you from the era
die TO the grave.
CONGRESSMAN LATIMER has introduced 8
bill In Congress to refund the hneS OF $500 Inn
posed by Judge Simonton on the Sherl1s Tor
SELLING railroad property, under Lax execu'
lion.
GOVERNOR TILLMAN has offered reward
Of SSO0 for the con- victton OF those who looted
the dispensaries at Timmonsville and Flor
ence.
IT IL said that no company In Darlington
Conducted itself better than the Aobeville
Rifles.
Mrs. ID. X. SHrRLEY's gin house at Honea
Path was burnt last SATURDAY night.
JUDGE CoTHRAN left yesterday for Wash.
ton.