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The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-29
Us Land CIac, Valentine Nebr..

Eo,.c' is herc5v given that The f@ojlowinc.
lai'@I SETTER aas tl@d notice OF his infenfinD +,
E'N" Eial pro-" ~ support ~ lis claim anJ
ti-.s &tiai proof VII ue ui.de .gt0rc flie Fa,-,Sra-
-, 1--eiier& - ~lrEfHle, >cD.. oa Au., . 1907
Joseph Bril-, ofGeoygia, Neb..
n. T.. 425lor the eLsne'l and neLtse1, See n
ana E"-4S'l+ SEE 20Tp. ST. 81 ".
lie names the following witnesses 70 prova hi,
residence upon and cultivation Of
7'"asti2'. %eahOld-. Michael Bolt. Rirbar,
Ea.i-sinsi and Joseph St0scI ai NJ Sanl lJi' Hah
g.. GLOVER, ReaSter.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-29

Judging from the report that DR..
Talmase,s congregation in Washing
ton is dissatisfied, it would seem that
the people at the capital prefer to 90
to the circas to see acrobatics.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-29

JUN -. INII
Compliant having been entered at this Office
by IEHGdeHS j. tUicY against the heirs Of Emily
E-iioi1neS, deceased for Abandoning Homestead
Entry No. 1906, dated AUriI 10. 1875, upon tie
SIsne't Sec,13. Up. -. X, - * s.: nv Section Is
township - Hange 81, III Cherry County, Ne
btash1 with 4 view to the cancellation OF sad
entry. the SAID parties are hereby summoned 10
appear at v1IS Office or iie 22nd day of SepIem-
Der. 1891, at 10 o'cinck q m, 20 respond ami fur
nIsL testimony concerning said alleged aband-
OnmCnt.
20 j. \. FIKE, Receiver.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-29
Chairman
Secretary.

1t should be understood by the ad-
ministration that 1t is in no wise to
glorify itself over the fact that crorE
are good this year.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-29

President McKinley's currency com
mission is the butt Of many jokes il
Europe, AID it is safe to say that the
commission will accomplish nothing.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-29
.Iosenh H- 1nrns defendant |

joseph H. burns defendant.
To Joseph H. Burns. NONRESIDENT defendant.
You are hereby notified that on the Goth day OF
April. 1897. Charles BraytOn plaintiff herein fl9d
his petition in the District court of Cherry coun-
ty. Nebraska, against you. the object and prayer
OF which are to obtain a Judgment against you
for the sum OF $G4GS, due on one certain promiS-
tiff. You are further notified that ut the same
time plaintiff filed an AFFIDAVIT of attachment
and caused an order of attachment 10 issue
against You and that the southeast L OF section
%. township 81. range 29W has been attached I'M
der said order.
You are required to answer said order on or
before the 9Th day of September. 1897.
Dated July %. 1891.
CHARLES BRAYTON.
BY Ed CLARK, his attorney. 20
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-29
FINAL @ NOTICES

Claimants and witnesses in final proof cases
notice Of which appear in TIE D~EM0CRAT. Will
receive 4 marked cOpy0ithr paDGr. Should any
III description Of land or spelling OF nalEeS
,De discovered, liotlce should De sent 10 tie land
ONCE ana tA!S Office. 50 correction can be made.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-29
U. S. Land once. Ea..nl.ns. Naa-.

Notice - hereby given that the fOliOwiug-nain-
ed settler h&s fled notice ii his Intention ~
make final proof IL support Of MS claim. ana
that said proof viii be inade before Register and
Receiver az Valentine Nebraska Oh tnr. .
49,. VIZ.
Henry II. Day. of Valentine N4b.
II. Z. 1852 for The log ) and Sc ,ayv-4 Sec : 7
- r IS.
He names the following witnesses to move his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz:
Frank Il. atewerS, john J. Showers. UiI!iam
? StHwers and Henry BeckeraI ri Valentine
Nebraska.
= 80 .RCLOyER, Register
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-29

remember the printer when you are
IN town with garden sa.s."
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-29

In the District Court 18th judicial district in
and for Cherry County. Nebraska
Charles BraytOn. Plaintiff
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-07-29

L. 5. Land Office Valentine Nebr.

j. a. FINE. Receiver.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03

= @Gngerfeti in @tebens
point. SIN Sunni nddIten Subres finbet
bus @dngerfeit bes gaorb0itli@en Sdrgtrz
bunbes bon Wisconfin in SteOen5 Point
itatt unb Die Gdnger b;eier @tabt treffen
i9on iebt 8orbereitungen fir baS 5eIt uno
t6un ibr 8eItes, baf7el6e gum gr0bten Ger
bisber itattgefunbenen gu MAIDEN. 8om Qrs
engagements ur1b 5eitzGomite fil0 auf 4rz
trag bes Mufifzgomites folgenoe BON benz
lelben ousgepdblten Seit6Ore angenomlnen
lporben: Sir Mu7en60re: n0ie 9tntmel
rii6men bes Gpigen Gbre", nit Sr4sIter;
r9eimpeb" BON 80. 5on6per6; ~3e6er's
Wunf9" BON S9rOOer; 2tBop's toIlO'
Sagb" bon Wsber. Sir gemii4te Gb0re:
vMuf Der Dim, bu giebt's ia Sinh; 8rantz
lieb aug v~2obengrin" NIT Or3eter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
Didtun9 ooer Wabrbeit ?
Der permi6te Srnoer Ger 5rau Sneteert an.
9eblid oefunoen.

&e9tsantpalt pbalen bat an9ebli@ ben
Mufentbaltsort bes felt benz Sabre 1874 berz
f9ollenen 8rubers bon 5rau 2~uetgert unD
Oietri9 8idneie ermittelt. ST er6ielt rGrlli6
einen 8rief BON einem frii6eren 6reunbe, So
fepb 0pe aus pueblo, Colorado, porin ibm
mitget6eilt tp1rbe, baB Der @erI@oGene gel
fesI9na9 unb CUR 3ett auf elmer 7arm in
Der Nd6e BON pueblo a1s Nrbeiter bsI6dftigt
fei. @r bei9rieb i'm als einen f9paffinniz
gen Menf9en, Der BON Srt gu Srt nantere
unb ben er pdbrenb ieiner 56dtigteit ols
Gountpantpalt mebrere Male na9 Dem IT.
renbauie ge1anot babe, BON tpo er iebo9 tets
als gebeiert na3 fur3er 3eit ent1afen puroe.
Gum @4luie erbot iid Ope, i'm 5allc p6a=
len ben 8ruoer BON 6rou 2uetgert als 3eug:n
an baben piini4e, i'm unter fi9erer gtalei=
tung ndh @bicago gu ienben, faGs Die I'M
toften bierfiir linn 5ugeianOt piirbea.
&eAtsontpalt pbalen 3eigte 2uetgart BEN
8rief nno erbielt ben Nuftrag, 1einen Jreunn
gu erIa9en, genaue Na6fori9ungea ansuz
fte1en, pb Der @eiitestranfe audi pirflib elm
8ruoer Ieiner Srau lei, unb i'm bann bisr6er
gu Ienben.
rSelbit tpenn mir ben irriinnigen 8ruber
bon Srau 2~uetgert niht dGs 3eugen aufrufen
fDnnen" ia9te Bbalen, 10 biirfte bod feline
&idfebr mad % Sabren bielen perIonen ols
Elm 8etpeis bienen, baB 5rau 2uetgert e6en=
fats irriinnig i'm 2anbe um6erpanbert."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03

@on feinem feds Sabre alien @o6ne MaGz
ter, benz er %getuttet batte, nit einem Ge>
boGoer gu fpielen, purbe am 26. b. W1t8. Der
49 Sabre alte @iGis s. Gormun pon SO.
1912 princeton Nbenre, erf9oKen.
Norman, Der bel Der Safe @6ore : 8abn
nls @lert bei4dftigt mar, faB an benz
benubten 4bsnb NIT bier feiner
&inber, Der IA Sabre olten
Office. Dem IL Sabre aGten Clarence, sem
feds Sabre alten @ulter unb benz bier Sabre
alien So6n IN benz 0p6n5immer Ieiner Wobz
nung i'm 9auie go. 3542 princetpn Nbe.,
tpdbrenb feline Satin in Der Nd9barf6aft
einen 8eiu9 ma8te. Die &inber ipieGten in
Der Stube um6er, nd6renb Nprman fi6 in
Die 3eitung p~ertiefte. glDbli9 entbedte Der
feline Mdlter uuf Dem in Der SIDE itebenDen
8i6ergeIteG ben &ebolper Ieines Glte1ten
8rubers 2dfprence unb bolte 1i9 in finDz
1i9em nnberitanbr Die Waffe gum Spielen.
Clarence unD Office md1ten i6ren 8ater auF
@alter aufmertIam unb Nornun REF ben
8na6en gu ft9, INN ibm Die @afFe ab5uz
nebn1en. DIS ct ben &ebolber in Die 6anb
nabm, entoedte er, baB Der Me9antsmus
befelben nuBer Srbnung mar unb nit Der
8emertung: nS9, btefes nIte Ding ge6t bod
ni8t los" CAB er WuIter bic 8uffe auriid,
Ser aleine, Der nod INNER bor Ieineln
@ater ftunb, berii6rte nun, bur9 bieIe @orte
gang ft3er 9emu9t, ben 9riider. Sin 8Iib,
&nua, unb NOrmm brad bur9 bic 8rut
petrOffen, nit einem Nuff9ret 5uIammen unb
CAB einige Minuten ipdter feinen @eiit auF,
e6e NOD Der ipfort berbeigerufe ne Mr3t pber
Srau Normun our Stelle pnren. Der feline
@aIter, Der ni9t i'm Stunbe mar, gu faffen,
mas er angeri9tet, tpurbe Don einem Na9z
barn mad Der 35. Ctr. : Po1i5eiftation eez
bra9t, no rr bernommen unb bann tpieber
rntlafIen purbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03

ten nur 5tpei berie1ben i6r @rI9einen, pes-
tpe9en audi tein Preis ertbeilt tpurbe. Die
@lananummer 6es Mbenbs mar 3peifellos bic
8orfu6rung BON feds 8ier5iigen bor
rSaGD=6o"z@ase SO. 8. Si9enor &c 60.
batten 5pei punberbOlle 3ige uusgeitent,
beren elmer audi ben erIten 8reis ~babontrug.
Ods 8iergeTpann BON 6rnu @eorge g. Sag
non er6ielt ben apeiten unb 6err Nrt6ur S.
Cation fir fein bon i6m ielbit gelenttes Sc
fpunn ben britten Preis 3uerfannt. 2obeno
ertpdbnt ipurbe Der 8iersraug bon So6n s..
gopte. Wugen pie @ef9trre paren oon aus
9eluhter @lt9ana, ba audi lie uls eetpiAtige
Sactorsn BEL Der 8eurt6eilung mitIpra9en.
Na9 einem i%ntereIIanten &eiterercitium BON
S9puOron 8 Oes in SORT Sbsriban i%tatipz
nirten 1. gabaQerie> Hegiments, purben Die
bier beri6mten &enner Stur 8ointer, eyoe
pat9en, @uoree unb Sab in bic Mare9e gez
bra9t un0 binter i6nen ber %trDttete Das IRiz
ntaturzPonD WeezWee, Elm 5ierlides, faum
bier @dnOe bobes @eI90pf9en, oas tleinite
pferb Der Ser. Staaten; Die bier 8eberri9er
beg Surfs purben nit Gunganbauernbem 8eis
fan beeriiBt uab t6utiG9Ii4 muBte bic Jet Q(n=
Bid au3 bas 6er5 ie0es Yf.rbetie6babers
bD6er i9ldgen laf1en.
Nafoem Die Pra9tt6tere ibren Sriump6=
aug bur3 be M}anege gebuIten, tpurbm nod
flint, oor partzSigs geIpannte pferbe
unb 26 Springpferbe unter benz Sattel bot
sefubrt, poruuf bas programm bon 9eTtern
Qbenb obfoGDirt mar. Na9 @9luB Der
@usitelung berrf9te unter ben 8eIu6ern
nur Die cine Stimme, baB nGm1i9 bic 2eiz
ttng beri eNben ni9t 5ubiel bsrfpra9, a1s Tie
ertldrte, baB bas l1nternebmen iiA gu einem
@rfolg geitulten tperbe, pie i'm bic Ser.
Gtaoten biS6er mod ni4t gefe9en boben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
Trci perianOt an Mduucr.
Gin Mann in Wtibisan entSedt Elm be.
merfenswertbc5 Seilmittel fit
Nerluit upn Strait.
ErOben iueroen feet at ale D~erian0t, bic onruuI
i1rei6eM.

GdrI s. WaIier bon Gufamu3oO, Wi6, sat mao
einem jabrclauocu 3ampie oceen pie ieelii0en unO tOE'
perIi6en Qeioem BON performer Mannbarteit oas rtdb'
tiae 0tittcl oeiunpen. iucl6e! ss 2eip9en BELT. -.
Or beipabrt bas G:beiinnib iorofdltig; aber e. tR
fuilis, cine 4robe Der Nttoi3in alien Utdmnern gu lens
ben, Die an irasnO timer 1orn' sti@l,3tliSer S9iOa o.
Oora.ttieen @crlutL Oes @eod@tniIes uno Der &rutt
i@nadcm @iidem, &ramptaoerbra@ unO Nus s9r!inS.
Tas3 Seilln;ttet bat cine beionOers anoenebme ~9eirtnn9
BON N1drmt unb i6.int unnittslbar Sn %nirten, inbem
IS bic D.r!anete Rraft unO cine Gntpifelnng eiebt, ipis
fe nur aeruiinlbt wiro. Sas Mittel beilte Ytr. NaIter
OoafdnOio BON al Oen llsbsln nne 9siOen!. Die sOn
Sanftiontn berru6rtn. unO ioG in ieOer1 Sale ubiOIut
suberlGifq ietn.
temple, Salamasop, Did,, bel Der Sic %onoeben, Oab
Sic cine NrObe ieints @eilmitttls tar Wtdnner 'uiih'
tpsl@er @rt pirD non ibml %seforbcrt tperpen. Gr bat
Elm oroSes Snterefe boran. oaB pie &unoe BON oteiem
qrobartioen &eilmtttel berbreitet toiro, uno CT ocriers
BET nit sOrptqlt bic 9rObe fiber oeriieesit IN einem
ourdaus eiafdden Qadet, iooob Der Gnpfdnetr feint
GnrGt nor lnbequemli6tsit ODER SetanntDsrOen ~
baben brdu6t.
asier p96sn esbetsn. sbns Hsrsua ~ f%rsiben.
HfeblSmi. Ia, io.1A
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
AN nufere 9efer.

Wir ber0ffentli9en in Der beuttgen Numz
rner unb 5par in Der erIten 9palte Der erIten
Seite cine 2iite unTerer g rd m / II un6 EN-
pfe9len biefel6e Der beIonberen Nufmsrt!umz
felt urferer 2eIer.
9teie 9iite 1T ii6eraus rei9baltig unb 10
1orgiam aus9epdblt, baB ie gemiB iebem
Wunf4e unb @eI9made Ge9nung trIgt,
uno mir boffen baber au4, buB Die Qbonz
renten bon unierem liberalen Qnerbieten ben
ousgtebtgften @ebrau9 MAIDEN perben.
Oas 90 o9enbGatt Der vSuinoi5
@taats3eitung" nit Ieiner 8 dnbnirt6 :
19aftlt9en 8etIage, ieinsr forg=
fdltig 5nIammengeieQten % 0 If IN d a Ii
iiber alf tpi4tigen @orfdGe bes Srz unb
@uslanbes, unb Ieinen griinbli9en uno un=
partetiI4en 8epre9ungen aGer pOli=
ttf9en unb f%Ocialen Greignife, btGbet cine 10
ret9baltige Quele Der Snformatton, bsr De-
lebrun9 unO unter6altung, baB es ii9 in
allen Staaten Der Union 5ubGrei9e 2eIer unb
marine 5reuroe ertporben bat.
Ser niebrige Qbomements6etrag unb bic
BEL 8prausbe5a6lung 9elieferttn lez
fetsz Ober Reconsideration pretie ioGten ni9t
Derfeblen, benz 8Iatte cine 9roBe In5abl
reler 2efer 5u5ufiibren.
Die Gebattion Der Sn. Stoat55tg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03

Mls eiu g8eiier eiltft sefrast wurbe, wer
om meiiten llniterbli9feit Derbierte, AUTHOR
tete berlelbe: Ser Ar5t, Der I'M Staube lit,
@9mer5en gu linbern, lit 9Ottlt6." Sous
lenbe, bic i9redlibe 99merSen pon 6Gmors
rboiben ausSuiteben botten, bobem 6oiielbe
banferfiiQt pom benz @rfinber Der N~natelis
9eIa9t. @tureibun9en, @oi6mittel, Net=
mittel, @in1pribun9en unb ielbit bas Weier
gepGbren ltnr cine poriiber9e6enbe Grlei6z
teruu9 unb perbiiten bic 8iebertebr nie=
mais. anateiis aaeil Hubert @9mer3en,
nnb perbiitet i6mersIos unb li6er eitert
&iidiou. 8roben pon Nnofeiis perben pol
q. Neuitdbter & 60, 8or 9416, Seem 9ort,
frei peri Gnbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03

-Nbf4affung bes @e1bpu9 Is
ftem 0ie pG4ter BON Surmen in
GentralzSeras baben cine @ereinigung gsz
bilbet, pel@e bas geIbpa9tfpitem obz
i9affen unb bic Pa9t NUT nit einem Qnt6,il
Der @rnte be5ublen min. Sbren Mitgliez
bern lit es ber6pten, fir @etb 2unb gu pa6z
ten. 3pet Mitgliaber, tpel4e b'erin rid
fGGig tpurben, tpurben aus i6ren 9duIern
ge6olt urb .rbarmungslos bur9gepriigelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
AM s. Nouember
8eeinnt Der neue pro5e6 9e9en
&uet9ert.
Gtueent's Musi6eiOen tpabrideinlid.

Bel DER Gonferen3 smifhen Dem Staatss
anwalt uno 2nwaIt phaIen war weoer
er nod elm Dertreter ron ihm gu.
eeeen. - Sueteert benefit Dor 1idter
Ghetlain aueenfdeinIi1, oaS er bon
mi6trauen eeeen feline Dertbeioiser ers
filt 1T. luf Drdnaen Deneen's fudt
ole Dertheioieuue fortnea nm auff9ub
DER ~Derhanolure nad.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03

- ltnfere Gorrefponbenten un6 Ngenten
befu9en bic ~foIgenben @taaten:
9err Baul Sriebel bic Staaten Soma,
Minnefotd, fotpie Norbz unb @iib<0atOtu.
9err SreO S4erf ben Stat Miscpniin
unb bus n0rbIi9e SGinois.
Serr 5enrD @9aaI ben Stuat Rebrasfa.
9err QboIf 8erner ben St1at Sqinois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03

Hu9 beIonberer 1tsbereintunft Eat bic
9erman Qmerican Publiibing SO. in Sos
MngeIes, @aIif., unfere 8ertretung fir sss
nunnte Stabt unb @iibzG aIifornien iibers
nommen unb iinb beren gertreter beredtiet,
G6onaementseeIber sn fo1eftiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
opbt nrpBem EuBe. Sr

aebt uuf groBem 5nBe. Sn
Columbus, Ohio, tpur0en u%nldngit elm qoar
96u6e fir ben Neser Mabtion Sobnlon fer
qefteQt, Die bic Nummer % tragen. Sic iinb
Is 3oa lang, 6 3oG brett, unb leber S4u9
tpie9t y 9funb. Mabifon ftebt Z SUB =
3oa 6pd in ieiner 6uBbetteibung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03

&eite WaIsbiere, 3ebraut bot ocr
@orr. Seipr Sretu8. Co., fino Diers
NIT beftctS entpfoblem. ssn Glai6en
ittto S6Kertt at baben. telephone
80. $500 SoItliu8 9eptHt. 80. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
SdJanerlidDe Gragik.
miIlis g. Norman BON feinem feds.
jdbrisen S0Pnhen erfdofen.

Sizes fem Kirto NIT feiuem 1epoIper fpieIen.
Don elmer Ku9eI in ole Sruft eetrofen,
eiebt er eiuise minuten fpdter feinen
6eif auf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
lrr SunrnOfre1tnN.

Wos oerbirbt Die Sugenb. ~oereiftet Dos @emiitb.
untergrabt bic @efunDbet, 3erriittet Den @ciR.
r~ntuerpt uno fiibrt ju pDr5eifi9em @erfan? 9ebit
Du. luie es iib 9ebDrtP. 9erle Did ieI5it tenne,i,
{tre6e mad Youtommenbeit uno On bait ben @GIiiiIe!
III einem alifiiden unb lau9en 4ebep 9~efumoem.
Ser :SmocnefrcunS" 1T ein duBcrIt iutereI.
fantes, lebrrei&es, meOi3iniI4es @ert, ein g8ea.
iGsilsr III 9 Tll u rs,,, m'G p, t{ ran mot 3aset' EN- plrts
MIt IoQten bieIe3 iiberaus uiistibe Bud lelen. :
Diro mad Gmpfang BON 25 Gents IN 8riefmarten
& Dispensary, % W. 18th ST., New York, n. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03
Gin3i9 ATT.
2lmerifa's eroBte Pierce Qus-
feuun9 i'm Golileum.
Clutter 9iinfi9en Aufpitien am
Montas er0fnet.
Gbtcago's anserle(ene Gereufbaft
9iebt ltd bort Elm Renoe9pons.
9aS arrangement mad einftimmigem
ltrtbeil Elm municipalities.
pie 2aatuie6- nno @efilser- Amsf er-
flung Oagesen 6ietet clue Gmttan(Gmmg.

Der eefeIfdaftIide GrfoIe oes lnternehs
mems fdou jekt unbefritten. - miuoe'
fens a9ttaufeno 8efnder fiiIlten am CIR
ofnunos=Qbeno ole BALL.. - Die BUM
oes : marineFapele fpieIte siiuoenoc
1Deifen auf. - Gine wabre 2Iusenz
weioe bictet ole pfan5euausfeuun9. =
Kunfperfe aus aisf0rnern unb6iIfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-03

I'm Guer Seim elidli9 5u MAIDEN, eez
brau6t u@arlanb" Sefen unb SCRIBE.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-07-09
MelliiluOuS TOngued Bob.

Governor Atkinson of Georgia
went to the Nashville Exposition
last week. Col. Bob Shedden, Col.
Sim Blalock, and the rest of the
Georgia ColOnels," blazed out with
wreaths of gold and sheeny black
plumes and mounted upon mettle-
some chargers, won hearts at every
step. A notable day for beauty and
chivalry, and Governor Bob Taylor
made it still more notabl by speech
even fuller of melody and mOlasses
than his speeches usually are. Take
home sample:
1T is beautiful time for Georgia
to visit Tennessee. 1t is the time
when spring pillows her head in the
lap of summer and is lulled to sleep
among the roses and hOneysuckles
by the music of the happy harvest
song. 1t is the time when the souls
of love melt together in a single
thought, and their hearts beat in
unison to the rapturous melody of
love. 1t is the time when the. cows
come home in the evening fragrant
with the breath of clover blossoms
1t is the time when the humming
birds hum and the wOodpeck
drum and the bumblebees bundle
around. l think that Georgia was
the original Garden of Eden and
Atlanta was its jasper gate"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-07-09
They Work i'm Secret,

How strangely cOntrasted are the
methods employed by the oppone hts
of the constitutional convention to
those employed by those who favor it.
Only this week there was u meeting
in Nashville of those favoring the
convention, and also a meeting of
those who are opposed. Those ia
voring it held an open meeting, and
their meeting place was known and
their proceedings published. Those
opposing held secret meeting be-
hind closed doors and made every
effort to keep their meeting place
concealed, and nobody yet knows
what proceedings were had in that
meeting except those who were pres.
ent. Why cannot these people who
oppose the convention come out and
bare their breasts and tell the peo-
pie why they oppose it. Their main
argument is, they are afraid that the
people will get job put up on them,
when the truth is, they know that
that is what is the matter now with
the people, and they are the ones
that have got the Jobs, and they
don't want the people to find it out.
Look out for those secret meetings.
That's where the jobs are hatched.-
Gallatin Tennessean.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-07-09
Twelve Reasons Why.

The St. Louis Republic gives a
dozen good reasons why newspaper
readers should read this paper.
Here they are:
l. The Republic is the greatest
newspaper published,
,. 1t has = cable news service over
the entire civilized world, which no
other st. Louis paper can secure
3. Special correspondents in all
the large cities and capitals OF Eu-
rope.
1. News Bureau in New York City
and Washington, D. &.
D. Special correspondents in every
city and town in the Western United
States.
6. Member of the Associated Press,
the greatest news gathererv in the
world.
I. Publishes daily the market re-
ports of the world.
s. Issues a magnificent colored
magazine cover with the Sunday
paper.
8. More noted writer's and artists
contribute to The Republic than any
other paper.
10. Issues an unequaled four-page
comic weekly with each Sunday
paper free.
II. Publishes pages of interest and
value to womankiad.
IL. Its l0-cent Dress Pattern De-
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ure ever introduced bv a newspaper.
Thousands patrOnlze it.
The daily and Sunday st. Louis
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-07-09
Bryan Would be Elected.

"If an election were held now for
Preident," said Mr.. f. Wolff, pres
ident of a big iron and ship building
plant at Portland, Greg, in con-
versation with friends at the Riggs,
1.-The whole Pacific slope would vote
to elect Bryan over any man the
Republicans could name. 1t was a
hard struggle to hold Oregon IN line
last year, but to-day it would be i'm
possible. The continued depression
in business, has increased the free
silver sentiment in our State to a
degree that would make silver
ticket invincible in the absence of a
revival of prosperity. Washington
Post.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-07-09
Compelled to Decline.

A Frenchman went to an Ameri-
can and said to him, "What do pO-
lar bear?"
The American answered: what
does polar bear do? | don't know.
Whv, he sits on the ice"
"Sits on zee ice?"
yes" said the American, There
is nothing else to sit on.
"Vell, vat he do, tOo?"
what does he also do? Why, he
eats fish,"
Eats fish-sits on zee ice and
eats fish. Then / not accept"
"Whv, what do you mean? You
don't accept? What do you mean?"
"Oh, non, non. | does not accept.
| was invited to be polar bear to a
funeral. "-Bachel of Arts.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-07-09

The pain that sometimes strikes a
man at the most inoppOrtune moment,
is due to Indigestion. 1t may come in
the midst of a dinner and make the
feast mockery. 1t is reminder that
he may not eat what he chooses, nor
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on his digestion. Remove the obstruc-
ton by taking DR.. Pierce's Pleaant Pei
lets. They are positive cure for con-
stipation and it's attendant ills-head-
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They simply ASSET nature. They give
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only, ana receive free copy or DR.
Pierce's Medical Adviser. Address
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LOVES WITHHOLDING.

[James Buckham, in Christian Advocate
How silent we are to the ones we love
best
oar souls locked and guarded, our
hearts uneXpreSSedL
We live on the surface, we speak with a
smile,
But O, the heart hunger of dear ones
the while!
We write to friend-some chance
friend, it may be-
And all our soul-longings are open and
free.
We speak with, Il stranger, and when he
departs,
He leaves still unfastened the gates of
our hearts.
o! why should we keep from our loved
ones fOre'er
The fondest heart warnings, the Wis
ions most fair?
Why shrink from revealing to mother,
to wife,,
The sacred, the lovely, the deep things
of life?
Nay call it not weakness in love to con
fide.
IT'S weakness that shrinks, and is will
ing to hide.
Speak out, and speak all, and speak ten
der and true,
Ave! render tolOve what love rem lers
to you.