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The state herald., 1892-01-01

Don't dveii unnecessarily upon your
losses during the year" If you have
life aud home and dear ones left roll
up your sleeves and begin the year
.eorragcously. Millions of men have
thus met misiorlnnes and mastered
ihem. Dwell on the dark side only
long enough 10 learn its lesson. then
turn and close the book. Nothing is
more unrroftahle 10 the mind than
brooding over past defeats Ex.
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o.Am. n.rcs ON efar,f,o.re Plan.

Kansas city. Mo- dee. 1910. 1901
Convention Of the Missouri River I'm.
provcment Association. Agents III
Nrbfasha, kausHa a,,d Colorado. ma,
s~ll tickets To Kansas city, December
ls.l0. inclusive. A. j vnlandIbghum
chairman transportation committee
hnnsaH city. Mu, Viii sien certificate,
This eauccis instructions contained
In special rate circular No. I85,rcgatd.
Ing this occasion)
Lincoln. hrb. January ~. isoet
ANNUAL meeting Nebraska Farmers
Alinnte Agents IN Scbintki mt,
The state herald., 1892-01-01

working OF the Mckinley I'LL has so
pluinly shown mp To the people the
democratic campaign of lies by which
control of the House WIS secured that
the leaders of the party now recognize
the fact that it would he party suicide
to attempt to stand on the free trade
issue in the coming campaign. So
Mills. the free trade war horse, is sent
to the rear and Springer is brought to
the front and tariff REFORM" wlIatev--
al that may mean, will he the issue
presented by the democrats.
The state herald., 1892-01-01
BUSINESS EDucArJoN rnrr.

BUSINESS EDUCATION FREE,
Nebraska boys and girls will lind in the
following offer 4 good opportunity of sccur-
ing n business education free:
To any one sending Ms 10 yearly subscrl-
bers To the Weekly State journal, at 81 per
year, We will present life scholarship in
any department OF the Lincoln Business
College. Value, $1,000.
For 30 such subscriptions we will present
three months scholarship in any depart
mcni of the Lincoln Business College. Val.
ne $50.
For 20 subscriptions, three months
course in iypewriting. Value Sl2.
a cash commission will be allowed on
these subscriptions, literally pay ing yuu for
your work, in addition To these free scholar.
ships. We will supply you with sample
copies.
For further particulars, address
WEEKLY STATE EJOURNAI.,
Lincoln, Neb,
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sell tickets to Lincoln, January o.I4,

sell tickets TO Lincoln, January Ola,
inclusive. J. M. Thompson, secretary
Lincoln, Neb., will sigu certificates.
For the abose occasions passengers
paying full fare goirg will be returned
ut one.third fare on presentation of
certificates signed by the proper officer
os the meeting, on guarantee that
there has been an attendance of one
hundred or more who have paid full
fare on the going trip.
A. Il. WEST. Agt.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

One uf lhc men that got Colorado
'na,lr Il state WAS Steve Elkins. As
:. delegate from New Mexico he Intro.
'ic.d u hill IN the winter OF isIl.7j
"a The admission Of his territory inio
N Union. The late Jerome u. Chat
u who had been fighting for Colola-
admission tackled nh appropriate
sldmeni 10 Elkins' bill. and the twu
n up their sleeves and went In to
tl the hill II rough. 1t WAS II not
Il and Colorado only won. New
iNico ST because her politics didn't
NJ quite right. ant, because she WIS
eght TO lack intelligence. Colorado
there partly through few demo-
dc votes, the democrats fondly i'm.
iing because Colorado Ind sent u
'mocraiic delegate To Congress that
rilree electoral votes would help
tm out IN 1875. Elkins' speech In
Gucing his admission I'LL attracted
Gonal attention. later Ocean.
The state herald., 1892-01-01
nlekLnN,s NlLNlcA NALAr.

i'hc best Salyo In tho world Tor Cuts,
fnlscs, sorcs ulcorr, sall lHcm, Fever
iotca letter chhppcd lhnlt, Chllhnins
rorn'' aud nll shtn Empliuns, mud posi-
iiyclj cures Pile. % no Ray ruluircd. II Is
guaranteed io give perfect satisfaction. ~
money refunded, Price ~ cents pcr box
For Sale by city drug store.
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rRrtsrrr,s sALE.


Default having bean made In the payment
Il a certain prumissory note executed by
William r :. Kemp for thcpi incipaI sum of
i've hundred and atty dollars ,;aOl payable
10 tho uTderof Hayden ~ Dickinson, aud Sc
cured by n certain deed OF trust, executed hy
said William 4. :. Kemp on the lsih day Of
>cpirinh =, \. u. IssI. and recorded on the
ssnd day of september. \. u. 1851. In book n.
page loa. oi the records of Logan rounty.
sta,.uf Colorado. pnbiic notice ;. Lciony CIV.
en- That the undersigned. job A'co5pcf, or
In ease oi the death, resignation. removal
from the riiy of Denver, or failure TO act or
other inaiility of said Cooper. then tho un-
drrsignc,l, Elins II. Barton. sherir of ArniH-
hoe county, successor In trust Ia SAID deed of
trust mentioned, Will by virtue and under
the power and authority Of ,nid decd of trust
aud for thcpurposes therein mentioned, sill
At public auction ut thrTicmont street door
of the court honsr ia Denver, In The county
ni Arnpaluc, state of Colombo, at tile hour
OF u o'clock, noou. on
MoND ti, the slst day OF Dl.e EMHEH,
A. u, lsli. the property la said deed II trust
conveyed, d",rrihod NJ follows. to-wit: The
southwest quarier (sw ,l toction thirty one
l5ll. township srycn t7). north OF range forty
two az wo-t,-l60 acres. mora or ir-,-with
all the water rights aud privileges In ,sLd
deed ui trust mentioned. AMI nil and slngu.
lar the privileges aud nppurtenanr,'s there
uhto belonging, situated IN the county OF
Phillips, Formerly part OF the county of
Logan, aud atatl of Colorudo
Jon \. COOPER, Trustee.
ELiAs u. BARTON, sheriff oi hrapahon
county. sEc,rssnr la 1rust.
fr,t publication, Nov. 20, lspl.
The state herald., 1892-01-01
Elcctrlc lllttcrs.

Electric ilttcrs.
This remedy Is hccoming SO We'll knvsRn,
AMI ~ /" pular as " A,yd nUuprrle,r 90
~ =, " 7, |||E1
4os1s~Nw'rfh will cure nli
oossss~~of Tie litrf aud kidneys. VIII rc-
move pinplrs, boils, sal, rsnm nnd other
ai'liciiuns caused by hnpurc blocd.-wil
drive malaria fron the system and prevent
~ well 80 cure all malarial irvcr,. For cure
oi headache, constipation aud indigestion
Try Electric llliicrs-Eniirr satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Price blc.
aud sl.m par bottle ai cliy Drug Store.
The state herald., 1892-01-01
First publication lee l.. Isal.I
rs. Land ofilos. sterling. colo.
NoN -, isai.
Gen'l Pass'r * Ticket Agt.,
OMAHA, NEr

complaint having been entered ut this of,
hcr ly charles j. liiork.un against Angus,
l.. iilomIui-i FOR als,rdoning hI. homestead
entry NJ. -o'i dated hpril sih ls.f upon the
NV ~ see ipsnr iaw ihll ips county Colt
win n View To the cancellation of said entry
the said parties are hereby summoned to np
pear at this oiiic. IN the ssth day Of Junuar,
lsS al lo"clock u ~ To respond and furnish
testimony concerning sald alleged abandon
moni.
H. l.. TEpMoN. Register
VIC. IiELLANn, Ngt, for cnutcstant.
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itshould bc In Every House

j. u. Wilson, ail Clpy So. shnrpsburs
fn,, sn,- he Will not be without Dr. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, coughs
nnd colds, ibni II cured his wife who was
threatened With pneumonia after nn attack
"f IL grippe. when various other remedies
aud several ph, siclans had done her 10 good
Robert barber, of tuokrufi, rn, claims
pr Kings New Discovery has done him
more good than anything hr ever used fot
lung trouble, Nolhing like Il. ny II.
fler irinl battles al cily Drug Store. Large
bottle. 50r aud sin
The state herald., 1892-01-01
Editorial.

We shape ourselves the JOY al fear
or which the coming lii" Is made,
And MI our futures atmosphere
With sunshine or with shade.
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The Burlington's New 2t
Black Hills.

The Burlington Route takeS we
in announcing to the public II -.
pletion Of its new line to DeA
South Dakota, and the formal ol f
of same for business. Vr
The line IL sl,bst;nIf1DlixAQqltE ~
and thoroughly eq11 q
being 10 afrord a seIy1sg q n
class in every particular, and ID ~
with other through lines of the Bur
lingtan system.
1t is tho shortest and quickest line
from Missouri River cities and princ.-
pal points in Nebraska to DeadwOod.
Hot Springs, Custer and iIill City,
South Dakota. Merino and Newcastle
Wyo., aud all points in the Black Hills
Through trains are run daily with
Pullman Sleeping Cars from Omaha
and LincOln to Deadwood wi.hout
change. making connection Mt Lincoln
and Omaha with all trains of the Bur-
lngton Route to aud from all points
East. West and South.
For further information apply TO any
Burlington agent, or to
j. FRANCS, cen'l Pass'r Agt,,
Omaha, Ncb.
The state herald., 1892-01-01
rllr COMING Llst..

The Chicago, Union l'acldcS 4 Sotih.Wcst-
crn Line offers the best accommodations to
the travelling pnblc IN route 10 Chicago.
Through trains, fnsi time, magnificent
sleeping ears, elegant dining cars, colonisl
slecpcfs. reclining chair ears and hand.
somo day cuachef.
The state herald., 1892-01-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

DEFAULT, having been made In thu pay
- m.nt of u ccr,H,n prnmissory nale eXcrit
81 ~ james Il. l"ar. Tor the principal suu of
s,D1 payable to lad order OF HAYDEN s Dick,
in>on, and secured 10y n certain deed Of trust
executed by said Janos X. Pear ON tho 9Th
day OF Apiil, is,1, aud recorded on the elth
day uf April, Iss7, IN book II, at page l. OF The
records OF Logan county, stntc.of Colorado,
pnbllr notice Is hereby given that the undc.-
signed, job A. Cooper, or la case of tie death
resignation. removal from the city Of Don.
Yer, or failure to act, or other Inability of
said cooper. then tho undersigned, Elias II,
barton, shoriiI OF Arapahoc county. success
or la trust in -aid deed OF trust mentioned.
will by yirtnr and under tho power anti nu.
thorityuf said deed of trust and for the pnr
poses therein mentioned, sell ut public nuct
Ion at the fremont street door of the court
house In DonVcr, In tha county of Arapahoc
state of Colorado, at the hour OF y O'Clock
noon o.
"WEDNESDAY. the 9th day II JANrARY,
Il isss, the property In said deed OF trust
conveyed, described ~ follows, towit; The
northwest quarter INV }. section thirteen
llN, township seven 40, north of range forty
three tlsl wes', together with all the wnter
rights aud Privileges In said deed of trust
mentioned, and all aud singular the pgiyi-
lcges and appurianunccs Tnercnnta belong
ing, situate IN the cconnty at Phillips, former.
lyu part ot the conlty II Lognn, aud state
of Colorado. jon \ COOPER, Trustee.
ELIAS u BARTON,
bc I. l-il. Successor in rurst.
The state herald., 1892-01-01
lfIr.l rnhllcntIon ocl. No. lsaI.l
U y Land office Sterling. rolo.
Oct 18Th 1891.
thlias to contest No o,)

Complaint having been entered at this of
flc" by Lewis l.. Lane against Bennett \
Painter for failure to comply with law as Ia
timber cuiurccntry No l3725 dated Fed. 7th
lsso, upon the ne i sec . tpGri5w, in Phil
lips county, Colo, with view to the cancel
lation of snid entry. contestant alleging
that Bennett y. Painter failed during the Is,
and End years after making said cntry Ia
have ten acres piowcd ON said tract rs re-
Nplrcd by law and that said failure still eN-
1<; the said parties are hereby summoned
~ nppcar at this Office on the 18th day Of Jan
Is''2, at 10 o'clock u. m. to respond and fur
4tn1s ss>sli " ,.eerning said alleged fail
E. TspMos' hegis'0r.
The state herald., 1892-01-01
lfir-t publication Jan l, lssI Noal
NuiiCs for Publication,
Land onlcc. ~ sterling. Coio.I
Dee .. tsgt.

Notice T. hercby given That the inllnwlpr-
~ named settler has iilrIi nuttcc oT hIs it,
ieniion TO make Neal proof In .upr orr af his
claini. and That said pruuf viii h, mndn h,-
for" the clerk oi the district court of phlIllns
county, colo,. nj iiulloEo, Colo on fcb. 10.
lsos, Niz,
HARRY ArREGo
iid y No ghp Tor the ,.v "a ser s 10 Nosnm
= No a. ~ Of Gpm
llrname' the following oitur-.sS To- prove
hisconiinuou- rr-idrnru upun sud ruilI,p-
lion n, .uid land, Nixi
john J., wil-on of liniyukr rols.
,Nru. iinynr.
John touuui,t
Jrnnic Riley
H. J., rLproS. Register
The state herald., 1892-01-01

Judge Pendleton, district attorney
is in the city fron his residence in Yu-
ma county.
To Republican reporter Judge
Pendleton said last evening that the
crops this year in Yuma. Phillips and
Sedgwick counties h;id been very fine.
In Yuma county some 500 600 bush
els Of wheat were raised. with heavy
yields OF corn, rye, barley, oats aud po.
ta,oes. Wheat yielded on an average
29s bushels per acre, barley 80 bushels
rye 10 bushels. potatoes 400 bushels.
corn 30 bushels. while oats have IA
record If from 60 to 90 bushels. All OF
these crops were raised without irriga-
ton, as all three Of the counties men
toned are within the limits Of The
eastern Colorado ra:nbelt.
Tie corn crop in Yuma county was
something immense this year and large
quantities Of that grain have been
stored by the farmers, which is lead
to the feeding this winter in Yuma
county quite number of cattle and
some hogs.
In Yuma county this year also some
very favorable experiments have been
made in The production of sugar beets.
Denver Republican.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

fDinp and the democratic
rcctidently laying their plans
net sliai,lle ou The tariff
Ia the coming presidential
L springer has been made
gm The democratic house aud
naa backing down Oh the
ndr issues made by The demc-
W llie campaign of 1888. The
lhls. by Misrepresentation aud
-u1d.. gained a shuri.livpi vie.
'lr election If 1890 winch gave
unirli u the House hal the
The state herald., 1892-01-01


successful beet sugar convention re
cently held in Lincoln, Neb., aud urg-
e. the holding Of 4 similar convention
~ colorado. There is no question but
That such convention would do very
much toward stirring up AN interest
IN this new enicrrrise that would re-
suit in great benefit at least to sections
of the state where the culture of the
sugar beet is being agitated. OF course
the people Of Colorado cannot hope To
have beet sugar factories established
III tie state until their representatives
III the Legislature take enough inter
est IN this industry TO provide for the
manufacture of beet sugar bounty
similar to that offered by other states.
The necessity Of n bounty on beet SUI
gar was strongly urged upon the last
legislature 10y III. papers Of eastern aud
northern Colorado, but TO no purpose.
, nili. now, tile people must wait aGolll-
er year before they eau have chance
20 secure such legislation. In the
mean time however, u thorough test Of
beet culture can be ma6c In The state
ani slinhld be made aud the Colorado
Farmers suggestion Of convention
is good one and would do much 10
encourage the making OF this test.
Professor Blake. OF the Electrical
Engineering department of the Kansas
state university. is the author OF the
ury for the Artificial production of rain
that is creating u great deal Of inter.
est aud steps are being taken 10 give II
u thorough test. Professor Blukes Mt.
,eution WAS ilist called to the subject
b, The government experiments, aud
he says that General Dyrenfor,h had
performed three experiments nj mn av.
eragc cort of 81 600 and that the main
idea oi Dsrenforth seemed 10 lie 10
produce big noise.
Professor lilaks says that II sound
plolucsd. rain. tlle fall should. sl1nas;nr'
! : =! !! !! !!
while Gem Dyrcnforth's experiment,
Ind apparently succeeded The rain wns
caused M, b, the conclusion. but by
the minute particles of dust thrown In.
to the mir b, The monas used In the
explosion,
Professor Blake has performed soy.
rtni experiments showing that clouds
Of vnpor could be produced by cooling
gas II there were dust particles In the
mir. but not When ,he mir wns free
from these Tie result Of experience
lends 10 show that cert ain elements
are more favorable for condcnsing
rail-. drops than others such Ms carbon,
sulphur nnd line silica. They must be-
thrown with some force into the upper
layer Of air nnd IN not too large mum
brrs. Colorado Farmer.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

100000 fSaB foS BBareasr. ocular At enaa@a: naTFss
address Dnniclf Beatty. Washington. \. j.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

hih' Astiiiha ana III throat ahu Lung W
icc'ion-, nlso positive aud fadrnl cure
for Nervous Debility aud Nil Nervous Com.
plain' after having tested IL wonderful
curative power, In thousands of eases, has
felt II his duty 10 make /, know, to his suf.
fcflng fellows. Aciuaicd by This motive
nnd a d'-lr 10 relieve human suffering. |
VIII Send free Of charge, to MI who desire
II, ilii- recipe, In German, l'rcnci OF English
With tull directions iorrfcpaflfs sand using,
scni by mail by addressing with stamp
naming this paper W. A. NoyIs,
s>,iy No Powers Block l,ochr,tcf, y. Y.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

ooys gnher Crisp succeeded in seIectin.
,smrs strong republicans for the ways
means committee even II thc CHAIR
~. is weak man as even many q:
= democrats admit. Thomas u Reed.
Maine. Julius {. Burrows. Of Micli.
-, joseph NcKenna. of California.
Serene +. Payne, Of New York aud
..,ishn Dalzell, ,. i'cnnsy lvnnia are as
,ro a., :en for tho work OF that commit.
,rnr The speaker could have selected
.c,aar the republican aide OF tho House
,sida so'ably Speaker Crisp was selecting
ma, ,blicans according TO their abilit,
md, i>eleinocrats to suit the democratic
n.tadsrs plans for the coming campaign.
The state herald., 1892-01-01

''I,arely. II ever before, in the history
f'"a 'mtry has there been II time
"tc proceeds of one days labor
Inodnct OF one farmed acre.
aid puchas. so large an amount of
use things that enter into the living
l.e maSSts of the people. believe
full test will develop the fact
:, The tariff act Of the Fifty-iirst
..1,gress is veg laysSbis thltss asts-
40 effect upoS II - " articles
Of al aaa4IaS .aaIs iel1 n s~'s''ts''A LOU
The state herald., 1892-01-01
,ltrst Publication bee lNlD
Alias notice TO contest.
r. Land ofiico storling Colo.
Dee y, le'i
lNo47i

Complaint having been entered nt this OF
ulc by robert Cumming. nRninsi Edward Nc
Nails for failure To comply With Law us Ia
iimlTr culture entry No laail ,iaiei April tih
lSsl, upon thenw of sec s.tp5nf l3N IN ilil.
llp- Co., colorado with view othorunc Ia.
tlon of said entry, contestant ailrslng that
Edward MeNully failed during the second
year after making slid entry to eniuSalo or
rnu-c q h' cultivated ten acres on slld tract
~ inquired by law and TINT suid failure sim
rAi-t-, the snid pnriie-a are hereby snmmonri
tunppenr at This oillco ON the is day OF Jnun,
AIRY lac, NJ 10 o'clock u ua..-i6,ulnunr111
The state herald., 1892-01-01
9 - 9Nov 81 lsal.l No. gtG
1l0Ul ~ Publication.

ssW4y eSov 81 lsgll No. gcG
l7o4 ~ + publication,
l-a'ul is 5s stsrllpg Colorado.
N"nSE liz n, 81 nstes ,9S Of ISlems Fl. n,es
tion to make oa1k1t proof IN support
of his claim, and ,l,at ~ psspf will be made
before the clerk OF &c ds6(ridt court of fhll.
lips county Colo at lfvly111s Colo, on Jan.
., lsl2 viz: ma x M
FRANK l.. HU1T. }s
II + No. siis, for the W seassn II. town.
ship 30 en- In range No. IS w!i7'ss za
lie names the following witnes{o13p prove
his continuous residences upon, atd 3qlttvp
tion of, said land, viz: rsa',-7s ).
Joseph II. Guernsey, OF Iiolyoke. Cas- ~ y
George \. Crane. " seF-t
samuel u, Lain, d" "U1- q
Charles Il. Sears. '' Z" "rHspA,
II ETEDMoN Regi,tcr.
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ne Of the most grateful develop,
is tssVfdc = 1b1(I
ltifplness ~
rain IN NJ ..'ily y
The Weld has frril N, prent n IL

large surplus over the demands
me consumption. Thus the peo.
that seciioA have the saiisiac.
~ knowing that they afc adding
- 'ircumulntinR aud permanent
" the state. As u result of The
-. III crops al the towns of Colo.
80 fc prospciiug and growing he
=, ilrecedcmt. Trade IL brisk and
able Many new buildings ara
ur. Population Is Increasing,
Enterprises Of business aud man
me ARE being inaiiauratcd and
idcd into operation. Tllu
10 making many improve
90 their lands Everywhere
nhlna, encouraging slgns Of
lis of the year establish The
nLein colofndo's resources
'Hiuly of her promises 0l
Denver Sun,
The state herald., 1892-01-01
snlnIffs SALE

srAfr ortp uUAno. -.
Philips County.
Hy virtue OF "a writ Of special execution h.
sued out OF the county court OF Phillips
county state Il Colorado, 10 me ~ .hcrig
directed, In favor of George 4, Clark, and
ngninst j. %. johnson, Alfred johnson, Cnur'
ley johnson, Abraham .telil.an.,,ilst Jonp
son aud II. bergman, the ll1lrs,iaa Au ~
Sonan Asss...,...es. y, nsx Ssssese .hssss,
The state herald., 1892-01-01

\ dispatch from Topeka, Kansas, tn
the Washington Star says that the
members OF the farmers alliance in
Kansas are watching the course of Sen-
ator PETER and their representatives
with great interest. 1t is pretty gen
orally recognized that if an election
We're to be held to-day the alliance
would poll great deal smaller
vote than it did in the cam
paign which resulted in tie
election Of Jerry Simpson and other
alliance representatives, and at which
the Legislature was chosen which,
elected Senator PETER. Senator Peiler
appreciates the truth of this as well rs
anybody else, and it is believed that
he will soon find his way back into the
republican party. This Is the best
course for him to pursue. 1t is 10 be
presumed thatle viii pursue il from
the fact Vat lie Asst&erSsiI; uby The
republicans of the Senate 10 10 serve up
on certain committees. This looks as
though he intended to act with them.
lie can do his people no good by stand
ing alone. and ii would be rank treas
on to the majority of the inhabitants
of Kansas if lie We're to act with the
democrats. Denver Republican.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-06-17
Epworth League Convention.

The second annual conuention of the
Black Hills Mission Conference Ep.
worth League convened in the college
chapel Tuesday evening. June 14th. at
So'clock. There were in the conven-
tion about twenty delegates, represent
ing the cities Of Deadwood, Lead,
Rapid, Hermosa and Hot Springs. The
services were opened with singing fol-
lowed by Scripture reading and prayer,
and then Prof. Taylor rendered a piano
forte sh solo ,ssi in nsr+, her usual happy @
audience. The address Of welcome was
delivered by Earl II. Hare, which was
followed by responses from the repre-
sentatives of the various Leagues, who
all expressed their admiration for our
city.
The services of Wednesday began
with a sunrise prayer meeting which
was well attended and enjoyed by all.
Atthe 8 o'clock session the opening
exercises were conducted by Rey. Rob.
inson. The department of finance was
ably discussed by MIR. Henton of our
own city. Miss bessie earns followed
with paper on social work, which
showed careful preparation, and was
highly appreciated by those who heard
it. Mrs. Bristol, of Hermosa, gave a
very interesting and instructive talk
respecting the department Of mercy
and help.
The reports from the varlons
Leagues showed our Young folks wide
awake in the cause which they repye-
sent, and they were all encouraging
and showed marked progress in League
work during the past year. At 1880
was held song and prayer service led
by Rcv. +. E. Clough, of Deadwood,
after which the program was resumed
and literary work in the League was
discussed by Rev. j. w. d. Anderson.
Christian work was presented by Rev.
H. A. James. of Lead City, and follow
ing him Mr.. Kubias, Of Rapid City,
gave pleasing address on "How to
Honor our Motto"
Next came the election Of officers
which resulted as follows: Miss Dessle
earns, Rapid City; President; Earl r.
Hare, Hot Springs, Vice-President;
Miss Lottie Temple, Rapid City. re-
cording Secretary; Mrs. Amanda G.
Bristol, Hermosa, corresponding Sec
retary; Mr.. Aldrich, Deadwood, Treas
urer. The place for holding the next
convention was discussed and Dead
wood having extended an earnest in-
vitation, was selected.
A resolution thanking the citizensof
Hot Springs for the cordial welcome
and hospitality shown the delegates,
was adopted, after which the conven-
ton adjourned. and the general ver-
dict was that the time had been profit
ably spent, end all went from the con-
vention determined to pnt forth
stronger efforts for good during the
coming year than were exercised dur
ing the year just closed.