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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
FUNERAL OF MAJOR RANDOLPH.
The Ceremonies To- Day List of the
Honorary and Active Pail. Bearers.

WAsHINGroS, ID. c., April 24.-The funeral
ceremonies over the remains Of Major Pew
ton randolph, late third vice president Of the
ldchmond aud Danyiile Railroad Company, and
formerly general manager OF that system, which
VIII Jc hold to-mOrrOw at 4 r. NJ. at the Church
ol the Incarnation, viii be attended by a largo
number u tho virginia and Maryland friends Of
the deceased. The honorary and active pail
bearers are 90 be gentlemen who have been as
sociatod moro or less with Major Randolph in the
railway business, as the following names will in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-25
MAJOR NELSON HoTcHKlss DEAD.
This Veteran Railroad-Han and Good
Citizen Called Hence.

A telegram was received in this city yes
terday announcing the sudden death at
Staunton OF Major Nelson II. Hotchkiss. The
deceased had been confined TO his house Tor over
two years with paralysis, but seemed TO be as
well yesterday morning as he had been for many
months. The immediate cause ol his death was
a snR-rn az roucbiug. during which he burst u
blood vessel.
Major lCtchkss was a native OF Iroomo
county, n. y, where no was born In 1919. lie
came to Virginia about 1889 and pulchHSed q
farm in Augusta county, wEcncc he moved some
time during the war To buckingham county,
where he remained until 1863. lie lived Tor
several years at HOWardsyille, Aibemarle county,
but early In the seventies went TO stauntOn'
where he had since resided.
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FAMILY AND PuyRnai..

He leaves q wife and Eve children. Two u the
latter, Mr.. +. ID. Hotohkiss and Mrs. j. Taylor
Ellyson, reside in this city His other children
are Mrs II. Jordan and Mr.. +. L. Hotchkiss and
Miss Sarah Il. HOtchk.ss. all OF whom reside ~
Steurton. De,seased was n brother Of Major
Jed. HOlchkiss Ills funeral viii take place IN
stanton Sunday.
Major Nelson Hotchkiss was gentleman OF
most kindly and genial nature and e iayorito
gith all with whom lie was thrown in contact
The neWspaper-men OF this State and OF many
sections Of the North win hear Of his death with
deep regret, as viii hundreds OF others VINO had
business connections with him when he was en-
gagged In railroad service.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-24
CROMWELL, THE PROTECTOR.
Mr.. Nutting Discusses the Character of
the Great English Dictator.

Mr.. Nutting Discusses the Character of
the Great English Dictator.
Rev. Wallace Nutting delivered the final lee
ture in the course for the benefit of the Madison
street Methodist Episcopal church ct the First
Methodist Episcopal church last evening. The
subject was 'Oiiver Cromwell" and its discus
sion was enjoyed by an appreciatiye audience.
Mr Nutting gave "A thorough biographical
sketch Of Cromwell; traced his course In battle;
showed how the love of Justice and COD ruled
in al his actions, and concluded with an esti-
mate of the protectors character as follows;
1t is great fault OF the English-speakng peo-
pie that they have failed TO place Cromwell
where nc belongs. Never in a rule
ten years did Cromwell lose an important point
in foreign negotiation. he hnttered by
every government. The English admirals, in
their victories over Holland and spain, estab-
lshed for England power abroad that has
never been eq ualcd, or was equaled in the time
OF Pitt alone. The Protestant in the heart OF
Europe never appealed TO the intercession
or Oliver the Protector without efficient aid
The Puritan soldiers on the continent became
the terror OF the best troops OF Spain. >
We owe to him. as Americans, the projection OF
the principle OF government that underlies the
constitution. He desired 10 be an executive.
carrying out the avs made by legislature.
His idea was adopted in our country, with
singular accuracy, l35 years later. Sir Henry
Nane desired a government by the legislator,
only, such as England now has. But Crom-
wells way was the only way practical at that
time. The people were not ready for universal
suffrage, ii they today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-24
Christmas in Country schools

The country schools will all close for about a
week of the Christmas holidays except those at
Kent, where the schools have been closed on ac-
count OF the prevalence OF d phtheria at slauc h.
ter and at Renton These latter schools Will
ciose tomorrow and open again for work Mon
day Superintendent " A. Pusey is engaged in
preparing his annual January report. He has
supplied the Sunday-school at Yesler with
candy and nuts to be given to the children on
Christmas.
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TACOMA, Dee. "a pecial. special Christ
mas services viii be held in ali of the Tacoma
churches The choral service Of s.. Luke's sun
day school will be held At I'D y. II. Christmas
day a. the parish house Al II a. N. an elaborate
musical programme viii be rendered at s.
Luke church The First Congregational and
- Le0's Catholic churches have been beaUti
fully decorated. The special services at the
Unitarian church will begin IT 7;3o p. II.
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The members Of those churches that wiz not
hold service Christmas day are cordially invited
to worship at ST. Marks church On this great
festival The service viii at II o'clock.
D. c. GARRETT, Rector.
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Notice.

The Seattle agents of the n. P. R. r. Co., are
now selling 5000 mile tickets for $50, good on n
Z. main line and branches in Idaho, Washing
ton and Oregon. also good over the o. & W. T.
K. r., s, l. 5. Il Z. Ry. and \. p trains running
over the :. & y. Ry.
Tickets good Tor one year from date OF pur-
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Seattle Eitv Mission.

Friends of the Seattle City Mission wishing 10
add to the enjoyment OF its b0arderS by q
Christmas dinner will find COMMITTEES nj the
hall, at $40 and So south Third street, ready 10
receive donations OF food or money q. any time
today
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Under the winter schedule Pullman cars Will
leave Seattle daily at 7:s5 L. H. over the North
ern Pacific for the East, same as during sum
mer. First-elass accommodations in Pullman
and dining-car service. No changes at Puy-
allup
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IN THE CHURCHES.
Christmas as Celebrated by the Congre
gations and Sunday SchnoIs

Chr1stmas as Cele brated by the Congre-
cations and Sunday schools.
Christmas day will be remembered in most of
the churches and sunday of the city
Last night the second Methodist Protestant and
the Taylor Congregational churches had their
exercises. Tonight the Grace Methodist Episco-
pal, Calvary Presbyterian, Trinity Methodist.
Brooklyn Congregational and Edgewater Con-
gregational churches have their celebrations
The Sunday school of the First Methodist
Protestant church will hold its Christmas exer-
clses this evening. A very attractive cantata,
entitled "Judge Santa Claus will be given by
the scholars. This will be followed by the dis
trlbution of presents from the Christmas trees
The Roman Catholics will celebrate the ad-
vent Of Christmas tonight at the Jesuit chapel,
Spring and Sixth, by midnight mass and an
elaborate musical programme, as follows:
Organ voluntary, IL As p. N.
Baritone solo-"The Palms. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
"kyrie aud Gloria. Observation-Disclosures. Bordese
.Pa.torale." ofiertorium. mbiallotte
"sanctus end Agnus Del Bordese
Organist, Miss Mary o'Connor.
At st. Marks church Christmas will be OBJ
served as grandly as possible. The church has
been beautifully decorated, surprising even the
preparations of last year. The choir for weeks
past has been working on a service of unusual
excellence. Part of the new music will be
given at the II O'Clock service Christmas day,
and the rest at the festival carol service next
Sunday evening. There will be q celebration of
the Holy Communion at a. m. and also at II
a. n. Contributions for the Christmas tree for
children who otherwise would have no Christ
mas are 10 be sent to ST. Marks church this
morning.
Trinity Episcopal church has prepared the
following fine programme for Christmas day:
Early celebration OF the Holy Eucharist.
......--.----.. -..-....-..--...-..l'S 80 T. ~
Low Mathis .......................10:31 L. Ii.
Second celebration of the Holy Eucharl-t...
Observation-Disclosures. IL 10 d. N.
Music by the vested choir.
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First-elass all-rail service between Seattle and
Olympia. The Northern Pacific runs three
trains daily between these poiRta Rate oa!y
s.. Round trip 1914
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song-''I'm Going to Write to Papa ~
Recitaiion-"Minnie's Christmas sermon"
Recitation Hang Up the Baby's stocking"
song-.'old santa Claus Is Coming Tais
Way Mamie and Blanch Darlington
Northumberland Good Time Coming
Recitation-"Annie and Willie" -.
song-"Hers We Come whistling" ' ...'. -..''
-..---..--.---.-'.'.-.'-. '-.Ieddie CooG
song. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. school
COLUMBIA SCHOOL
At the CoIumbia school the third and fifth
grades united in giving Christmas tree and the
following exercises:
song-'.The Blacksmith. ..........sch School
Reel ation-"-uppose" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES school
song-"Mud Pies" .......................s school
Recitation "Christmas CAROL. Selma OIstead
ReeitStion-"You soldiers NJ lton Ford
song-"Lullaby" ............ TrossIe Cotchett
Recisation-"Queer Little House -.
Recitation--"Merry Christmas Bertha Te Roller
20 g-'.Jack Frost -..... .-....... school
Readiug-"An Christmas Eve Adventure.
Recitation-sThinking of Mereies"
..........,....... George Thompson
Song-"Four Brothers Ger the sea-. Lila Land
Bee is!onQasrEei,' e,1 Kittens v,s sfaoei
kecitation-"Litt.s Boys Complaints.
-. -.....-.--.-.-...... ,,.. zoe he!h
kecisatioa-"The squirrels Lesson
Recitation-"so Somebody's Mother .,.......
Observation-Disclosures Boys Speech Anna ivsI'0n
Duet-"Dude aud Milkmaid'' .................
-. George knight aud Helen Ricketson
Observation-Disclosures Up Babys stocking"
-..--..---.....-..-....N Nellie clifford
- -
Lester Wittler, Ralph Paulson, Louise Her
mann, Trossie Cretchett
ReciIation-"I.aZy Daisy ......... Ella Il bner
Rectation-"santaC Claus Coming" Ethel Burns
Cornet and Violin duet; .......;.:.-....;::.
observation-disclosures Eve With Dollie"..
song-"old Santa Claus Boys Q1artette
Recitation-"Budds Christmas T st9eS- Viola
Rsc inss f,o1.ids, 'aioeFg o motd
Recitatiou-"Annie's aud willie's Prayer.
son9-sad Autumn Gir le'V qa h9ssts5
Recitation-"sants Claus Answer TO the
OWL. Nellie Wallace and Hetty Smith
Recitation--"Carrs Accident Nora Decker
song-"Song OF the West ............. School
Northumberland Boys Christmas.
Recitation-.Evening Bells .Hubert jock ok
Recitation-"Glow Worm and Nightingale;
Recitation-"charlie's Christmas
MISUNDERSTANDING Rod Dispenser.
Reoits,ion-"Visit From st. Nicholas" :....-
- ................ .......... Blanche Lester
Recitation-"Ben Adhem's Vision. ........
Observation-Disclosures. Walter Cochette
Reciiation-'C Christmas Marx Van Waters
Observation-Disclosures. Fred LoschenKohl
Observation-Disclosures Tree. Robert Parks
Song-"Bels" Observation-Disclosures. School
The irst and intermediate grades of the Col
umbia school-Miss Ida Schempp and Miss Ida
Hensleigh, teachers-gave the following ex-
ercises:
Happy Greeting to All" -. ...........
Chorus of Twelve Little Girls
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Money 10 loan on improved city property at
lowest rates aud on most favorable terms. J. h
Edmistou, Office in the Seattle Savings bank
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A Physicians GIFT to Humanity.

Weak men restored to perfect manhood by the
Great Australian remedy, free. Address Dr.
Nllen Lewis, 400 Kearney street, San Francisco,
Cal.
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Deals with
Nature.

In extracting fruit flavors DR..
Price deals directly with ma
ture and leaves the use Of
artificial extracts to those
who have not the chemical
knowledge TO extract from
the true fruit, and who care
not what they sell so long as
they can make money. DR..
Prices Delicious Flavoring
Extracts are conceded to
have no peers in the market
and thus the demand is con-
stantly increasing. The man.
ufacturer of cheap extracts
gets all the profit there is in
the dishonesty and the gro
Ger has to shoulder all the
blame.
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Professional HYMN 3. .Adests Fi5eles
"Kyrie Eleisoa'i <,
"Gioria THU ..'.--'---..-''. .N"dtio4
"Credo' .......... - Plain
oEeriory Anthem-"Sing. 0 Heavens
- - .-.---.------..--- r. Ii. Clare
"SanetuE ''--'----' '-'-'..'--- Ei3 oSe
EUcaaTistic Hymn 19..-..............--.....
'tI oris in ExceIsis'' ...........-A Ancient Chant
"NGue D.mittjs' ....................T oaus Regius
kecessIonai hymn 26,......--.-.-.--..-- .-.-
Even 0o'1A ~
AT this service the installation OF the new
choir takes place, and after the service the
ladies OF the parish VIII entertain the choir men
and boys in the basement OF the parish house
On Christmas morning II O'Clock at the First
Methodist Protestant church Ganss second
Mass III D viii be rendered by q chorus Of forty
voices and sn orchestra OF fifteen pieces
No pains have been spared in preparing this
mass, aud il Will be a treat such as Seattle aud
fences seldom have the opportunity OF attend
ing. All are invited
Other churches which have exercises on
Christmas are the Plymouth Congregational,
Market street Baptist 8ud trinity Lutheran. GA
saturday afternoon the Unitarians have their
exercises, and on Monday evening next the
Battery street Methodist Episcopal
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The best opera glasses for holiday gifts at H
Clay Eyersoles, the Opt cian. go Front.
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"a Christmas Exercise, piv. Ill.
C,esiniofsing Brother JACK" .. Maggie Quinn
Inns fnss Mysteries ......-.. Fsrue tSoynrt
~ ashlngton Christmas Sunrise
49, -----.---...--- Milton McWiil ans
.-...--...-.-. school
Mrs Alice A Carter. who had the second
grace, ana Miss Anna N. Brown. who had the
hrsf, Joined their forces in the following eyer
cses
Song ...... pv.ho .o,,
.TEe Happy Rabbits john sne h se1o0,
Thou Little One ....-.... Blaueh RanlstoT
.. S9iasrs Dsugh'e Mary Brown
Visit to Hindoo Land" May Caeaie
SS.-s -.......-.-.....By the school
.,Tha d. .--...--..-.--.--..-. Ida Carlson
robin Redhreast' ............. Finley Blown
.iaba;s harry Corning
The Rabbit and the Crow" Ollie Winninghan
song Blanche ana Lura Raalston
.,i Lhe Night Befor. Christmas" sara Ljyingstune
Naughty Patty ............ Roxig Wbtfa
Just 4hls way Nellie Gordon
Song-"Vacation Days" .............Be Belle Elliott
''Go!tie's Mistake George Cosmon
"Birfles Breakfast ......Ann7e fortin-a
soug-"Game OF Tag. .............H BY the school
la y anu Pussy Cat 1900 Bertha CLARK
- tt'"eFs an sunshine ......-.. Bertha Larson
christmas Day After Tomorrow. Floss. e Root
song ..-............... ...--....... BY tie school
MERCER SCHOOL.
AT the Mercer school the Crescent Society gave
the following exercises concentrating Whit
tiers birthday anu Christmas:
Song ............. - sooie+v
Roll call. ...........
Answered by quotations from Whittier
or on Christmas.
Instrumental duet
:.....-..... Nellie Sorsnson anu Ella Morgan
Recitation-"My Birthday ....... Carl Fygart
Essay-"Life Of hitJior' ......... George Mag-s
Kecltasion-"Mary Garvin". Ella Morgan
Rocitation-"The Pumpkin Alfred Builivant
Essay-'Silss Wright lanes Essarv
Recltatlon-'' IChabod'' - Fugeua Wood
Essay Reproduction of Mogg Megone'
Bessie Bronson
11ohg .......:.......-..Gle e Club
Reoitation-"Skipper Ireson's Ride"
Essay-"The Salem witchcrait'' Roy Darlington
kecttation-"Mabe Martin $50. . Lutv James
Kecitst on-'Ihe Barefoot Boy" Oscar Lee
noeai duet. 49, .Luty and Mexie King
Kecitation-'Barbara Frietchie" 49,. Mexie King
song-"My Psalm. ............,...S School
Essay-"ChFis; mas ....... FLOYD swift
Zee tatlon on Christmas ..............Fr Fred Moss
hecllatlon on Christmas. Della Hinckiey
instrumental solo. ...................Iid Ida Pratt
Essay-"Chris.mas in New England" .
=, .---.'... .-.-..-----.. w Injured Hinton
Recitation on Christmas. ........ Della Hinckley
orig nal CHRISTMAS story ....... &C.,. Clair Ward
Recitation on Christmas. Viola Startup
80.
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At the Denny school the pupils of the first
grade, Miss Ellen Reds room, had short pro-
gramme, followed by the dlstr button of pres
ents from a small Christmas tree. The pupils
of Miss Barnes class and Miss Moberg's recited
selections appropriate tor the occasion. Pre-
pararion for the exhibit at Fairhaven interfered
with the usual programme. The pupils OF the
second year, rooms 10 and 20, under the direc-
ton of Miss Jones and Miss Green, met in room
10 1t O'Clock for the following programme:
Opening song; -. -Four boys and four girls
Song-'school Is Begun" ............... schools
Reeitation-"Wordsa and Acts of Kindness.
Recitation-"A Rabbit school, D -Four boys
Recitstion-"A song OF Christmastide"..
Concert recitation. H irom I room %
soDg-"w hat Would You Take for Me-. -:
Papa1" ......................Hel ga Heraldson
Recitation-"Beautilu Things
"Merry Christmas Day" ....................
Recitation-"W hich one Was Kept?7' ........
- :.............. Frances smith
Recitstion@@9 German Christmas $50.
Happy Christmas seven boys and a se2e aI sirs
RecitatiOn-"The Song OF the stockings -.
...-.;......- Ralph Elwell and osville Benson
curtis, Waiter Hauser ana Msury McCrillis
Recitatioa-"Two Little stockings 49,.
Myrtle Kennedy
RecitaticnS"The Birds Christmas -
"The Way to Spend Christmas" Ten children
Recitation-"ChristmasE Eve ......... Alva Gates
Physical culture drill Seven girls
Song Home, sweet Home" ............. schools
FREMONT.
In the Fremont school some excellent pro-
grarnmes were prepared. That of the fifth and
sixth grades, taught by Mrs. Mary F. Chase was
as follows:
Greeting song-"Merry Christina. ..... School
Roll Call, Memory Gems Fifth Grade
RecitatiOn-"Chrstmas' Jessie Havercroft
Duet-"W hip poor VIII. observation-disclosures.
......i. -. Flora Lotka and Daisy Keeton
Dialogue-'Christmas ...... Jean Craw ord,
Winnie Holden, Alice Green, Alice
Coyngt0n.
Biography-"An Ancient Hero
Biography-"A Modern Hero. ..........-..
Dialogus-"Bas hful Boy. ......... Eight Pupils
Dalogue-"Chrislmas ',.......-.... .........
...-........ Nellie Shearer and Eddie Bean
Selections From Whittier. several Pupils
Closing songs ..--.....-.. .......-......-..
Miss Alice Goddards room, containing the
third sAd fourth grades, had the following ex-
ercises.
Announcement of the season-Holiday -.
Northumberland" ...........Su susie Rilhtz
"a Lesson in Politeness" Mabel Covington
Nv hen We Are Men --.... ..-..---... The boys
Song ..- --.............. .....Scho1l
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A Lovely Christmas Gift

Can be selected from the mammoth stock OF O.
Z. Pettis l. Co., from 10 cents to 81, COO
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MERCER SCHOOL

AT the Mercer school the Crescent Society gave
the following exercises concentrating Whit
tiers birthday anu Christmas:
pnlT all
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sRecitaton-"Lady Bup, c,.r.
oohs-"The Ship Is Coming = N'''uue Anarus
Reeitatior, Minnie Myrtle and May Hall
song@sDnn ~, Chrstmas Greeting'. -. Class
VI, Where IL NY Kitty"
winnie Holmes, Belle LANG. Grace
Pso .Saase. Jessie Ledgerwood. Elsie Hnbert
'a'ioh--"santa Claus and the Mouse
Recitation George Morton
SSticb5 ---.-.--...--
Reeit.,ior. Grace Calligan
''-''.'.....- Margaret Haskell
gramme 'HS pio
M .ne room ON Cherry street the following
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'--'--'----- .....--...-.- sc h0Ol
Ais. Alice A Carter, who had the second
sIaue, ana Miss Anna NJ Brown. who had the
first, Joined their forces in the Following sr.r-
cises
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Grand March. q p. m. sharp.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-27
BEACHVILLE.

Spring.
ii. II. Mason was down TO Champ
on, Neb., last week.
Chas Peter has been engaged TO
teach the school in district No. IL,
the coming term.
Frank Burkhalter has been remod.
cling his sod house the past week.
George Trcgo has traded for another
horse and Intends running an extra
team this season. This Is enterprise.
Once more, our friend, Oscar Trout
man, comes fourth with his annual
warning, that Is, he advises all good
farmers to plant their potatoes In the
moon, since last year, those who did
not lost their potatoes by the great
wind storm.
John Hagcman was down to jules
burg last Thursday.
Oscar Troutman and c. II. Peter
were over near Amherst last Monday.
OLD MISERY.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-27

Y Wonder what Williams thinks about
the Gun Wa nd by this time? The
Gun Wa outfit at Denver were all ar
rested last week, charged. with using
the mails for fraudulent purposes.
We have had repeated offers Of local
advertising for the Gun Wa company
and have always refused II, n we con.
sidered the company fraud and do
not wish TO knowingly advertise u
fraud. Tn. exposure OF the frudu-
lent character Of branch offices OF this
so-callcd medical company In other
cities, should have been sufficient Ia
have lead ~ an investigation Of the
ofiice at Denver some time ago.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-27
FAIRVIEW.

I Conda Ice has again returned to
Nebraska. There must he some al
traction. 4
live Baird is home from Denver.
Seen on Broadway the past week.
Whit Irwin, Brace Reynolds, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ollie, Mr.. Cullis and Miss Daggy.
a few Of the hOmcstcadcrs are SOW
ing wheat. For the want Of seed, the
harvest will be light as most every
one has none.
We have some literary talent in our
ncighborhood, judging from the merit
of Il. Il. Il. Hazcn's letter to the Den.
yer News, and ii. w. Wakeman's let.
ter to the New York Witness, which
savors more Of truth than poetry, In
both cases.
hope we will be favored with an
occasional sermon now, as the Rev.
Auten has come to live among us.
GUESS WHO.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-03-27
BY taking the HERALD, you can
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legislature now In session.
A LUCKY WOMAN.

Decatur, ILL.,, Dec. l, 1890.
Mrs. Sarah q. Dodge, of this city,
has fallen heir to $500, 900 left by her
grandfather, the late Joseph G. Hod.
son, Of London, England. She for
warded proof Of her relationship to her
lawyers, and will receive her inherit
ance to-day.-Chicago Times, Dec. 2,
1890.
We are Mrs. Dodge's lawyers, and
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II your ancestors came from the old
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ist of heirs. There are more than half
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