The state herald., 1890-02-21

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Trade held on last Wednesday even.
ing no business Of Importance was
transacted. Several committees re-
ported progress and further time was
given them and the meeting ADJOURN
ed to Wednesday night Of next week,
The clean newspaper, In the long
run, has the most permanent circula-
tion and patronage. The paper which
goes into the homes and is read by
the families, is the paper which coun Is
It's subscribers by the year. Such II
paper We propose that the STATE HER
AID shall be-a welcome visitor to
every Areside in Phillips County.
Subscribe for 1t. Won't your
The what -you-call-him Of the Tri-
bune tells his readers that his foreman
has taken n job on the water service.
Let US reverse things and lot the $50
called" editor handle the pick and
the foreman manage the paper. No
danger In trying the experiment 1T
may be bstter for the Tribune, and
1t certainly cannot worst that delec-
table nv sheet.
1t may be we'll for us to chronicle
the fact, here and now, that the
STATE HERALD has loftiar mission
to perform than giving notariety II
little eight by ten sheets that subsist
OH "bile beans" and soothing syrup"
The HERALD is here to do Its part In
building up our beautiful city and
county, and not to recognize the slurs
Of $50 called" journals whose every is
sue bears upon their pages some base
falsehood calculated 10 damage the
good name Of our citizens.
County Commissioner John G. Elder,
goes to Pennsylvania about the middle
Of next month, in the interest Of im-
migration to Phillips County. Mr..
Elder i, an old resident Of Pennsyl-
vania and, II we may judge from the
letters Of inquiry he Is receiving from
that State, lie is the: right man to
make the trip. He tells us that he ex-
poets TO have a number Of families ac-
company him back to Phillips County
who will make their homes In our
midst. Let the good work 90 on.
The Holyoke Herald lust week was
= regular boomer. The entire issue
was devoted TO setting forth the ad-
vantages Of IIolyoke and Phillips
county, with cuts Of the principal
buildings Of the town.-Perkins Co.
Sentinel.
W. II. Davis, late Of Chase county,
but at present editor and publisher Of
the State Herald, IIolyoke, Colo, Is in
the city. His paper has entered upon
the fourth year Of Its existence and for
enterprise and thrift speaks for itself
and Of the town and country II repre-
sents. Mr.. Davis Is an old time Ne
braska journalist and Is well and favor
ably known throughout the state.
Omaha bee.
"A number Of people from Champ
ion and vicinity assembled st the
school house on last Saturday evening
to listen to Rev. Perry Moore Of Holy
oke Colorado Mr.. Moore Is q minister
Of the Christian church, and those who
heard him on that occasion speak veiy
highly Of him ss = preacher.-Chase
County Champion.
W. r. Davis has taken editorial
charge Of the STATE HERALD, Hol-
yoke, Colorado. "Billn IL 4 bruiser In
the newspaper line 30 look :out, and
don't step on his toes. Success TO you
Major, and may you glitter In the field
Of journalism In the future rs In the
past, like = dew-diop Of heaven, In the
morning sunlight.-Chase County
Champion.
In the next illustrated edition Of the
STATE HERALD will appear the like
nesses Of the first couple who settled
in Phillips county. 1t Is also our in
tention, In that issue, to give the
names Of q number Of the pioneer
farmers Of this county, together
with brief sketch Of their lives.
Mr.. James MclIaffie, Of the Hotel
Mack, at Lincoln, Neb., has added a
number Of rooms to his popular resort,
making his establishment one Of the
most agreeable places In the west 10
stop at. The rooms are all finely fur.
nished and well ventilated, while his
tables are supplied with the very best
the market affords. Every attention
Ii paid to the guests Of the Hotel
Mack and everyone is made TO feel ut
home, while there. Mr.. aud Mrs.
MclIafie thoroughly understand the
hotel business aud by strict attention
have made the Hotel Mack the bon
ton resort nt Lincoln.
While at Lincoln, Neb. the enrly
part Of the present week We formed
the acquaintance Of Mr.. J. u. Van.
Cleaye Of Cass County, who has recent
iy invested In farm property near
Grant. After u perusal Of n copy Of
",he brightest and best" paper publish.
cd In Phillips County, the STATE
HERALD, Mr.. VanCleave assured Ms
that he should visit our city on March
6th with view 70 making some In.
vestments. Mr.. VanCleaye IL one Of
the leading farmers IN Cass County
and, II we can induce him 10 make his
home In our county, we will have add.