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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26

Representative Hopkins Of Pennsylvania has
started out to educate Congress Mr.. Hopkins
has only been in the national legislature since
the Fifty first commenced to be. but in the
brief period which has elapsed since that OPEN
ing day he has repeatedly had impressed upon
him the necessity for something which would
render nugntory the ignorance Of those who
journey directly from the haunts Of the uned-
ueated to a seat in the Senate or
the House. A bureau of congress
sional service Is the panaces proposed
BY Mr.. Hopkins; a bureau which is to render
10 members Of Congress prompt and accurate
information touching such matters as NAV be
within its duties. The arrangement, if it be-
comes law, will be an admirable one. Clerks Of
the bureau meet the Legislators a. they
arrive, conduct them to hotels or boarding houses
and there explain to them the differences be-
tween candles and Illuminating gas. They may
also let fall few instructive remarks on knives
and forks as table ware and call attention to
those harsh regulations Of civilized society
which demand that men Of exalted station
shall remove their boots before retiring to rest
in the early morning Then the bureau could
prepare and print hand books from which the
congressional novice might secure valuable in
formation a. to the hours when dress suits may
or may not be worn; TO the cut of overcoats
and the relative hues Of scarfs and gloves. A
monthly fashion plate, properly colored, would
add materially to the popularity Of the hand
book II may be that Mr.. Hopkins
does not intend to have the bureau
take up such an extensive task
q, the outset Perhaps he does not mean to 60
any further just now than the appointment of
few clerks who will notify members when to
take their feet Of their desks. But the scheme
Is good one and should be pressed vigorously
10 success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26

On the night OF the meeting Of the general
inaugural committee TIE STAR said that the
success OF the Inauguration, SO far rs the credit
OF Washington was concerned, would depend
upon the extent TO which those who happened
to find themselves intrustsd with the duty Of
conducting the customary ceremonies rseog-
nized the fact tina; this city-and not they
themselves or the local Representatives Of any
political party or Of any particular faction Of =
political party - would be the host Of
the occasion After much factional and
personal pulling and hauling. jealousy. back
biting and open pickering. II has come to pass
that the decision Of the extent to which Wash
ing;on shall be the host at its Inauguration Of .
new President resSs with Col James @. Berret
Who Is to appoint the executive committee
which will take active charge Of the inaugural
ceremonies. The present prospect is that this
committee viii be made fairly representative Of
Washington and that the appointments upon IT
will not be rarceled out among jealous and con-
tending political factions in the evidently
hopeless task Of smoothing the differences be-
tween them II the wise step Is now
taken Of scsrding entirely the plan Of action
which is based upon the assumption that the
Inauguration must be conducted as either to
reconcile local political factions or to e1alt or
to crush local political faction. and II, ignor-
ing the squsbblss which have retarded inaug-
ural arrangements and ignoring political and
fsctionsl considerations altogether, the execu-
tive committee is made broadly representative
OF Washington. placing eonspicuously at the
front, Of course. in greeting presidential guest
those among the representative citizens who
will a. democrats be most congenial to a dem
ocratic President. all will yet be we'll The
SrAA IL not ready to withdraw its prediction
that the next inauguration will be the grandest,
most impressive, and most crediiable to Wash
ington a. an entertainer which has ever taken
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26

What a great thing will be that electric rail-
nay connecting Baltimore with this city. VIVA,
an educating force CheapIy and rapidly the
uhiearned Baltimorean may come to the foun,-
ain VI literature and art and drink his FL; NAV
feast on the wisdom and ststesmanship of the
land and behold the beauties Of a city which 1.
more excellent IN everything that makes a city
desirable than any other populous center on
this continent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26

The most economical youth In the whole
realm Of gildet society resides in 81; Louis. He
danced in the miaust at that big ball given BIZ
the Daughters Of the Confederacy aud be la.
rendered 20 the management bill for Eve dol
lars, which sum he expended for the pair Of
rst- that hlled out the calves OF his silke hose.
he viii get has ave dollar. but the much-di,-
tareed "dAughters' think the price was a triae
steep for imitation veal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26

Tie principal argument in favor Of keeping
tbs worlds fair open on sunday 10 that ID will
prevent people from indulging in more harm
ri forms Of amusement. The idea of moral
vaccination should developa good deal Of In
tsressing phiIosophie thought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26

Tbs man - blows in the muzzle Of the gun
eeiif-ed by the New Mexico miners who put
dynamite into the stove to thaw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26

IAy Goald's viii is evidently not to escape
tAs usual fate Litigation over the inheritance
III b expected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26
SAKs AND ConrAxr.
20 DroKrEs Comm.

u HERE is WHERE Our uLsrERs
HHH come in.-They we're made
Il Ii for Just this westher-lonx sna
warm.
When you poke your nose ousssds
OF the door tomorrow mornhs-yeu,u
wish you had one
Get it,
Make IT your nrs, duty 10 call b.
the s;ore.-n Won't detsin you .
minute. kept an assortment
complete in all sizes --Lots Of sio
ones-lots Of sl2 5o-lots Of sl5-los
and lots MI each grade up 70 sas-
cHINcHILLAs. IRISH FRrEZEs-
HEAVY KERsEYs and cHEvIors-
some shaggy and some smooth IN
ished = some plain oolou and some
fancy.
Any kind OF . Cost you want
thoueh-we've got-thoss SINGLE and
DoUBLE-BREAsTED FULL BACK
CoATs-long as the ULsTERs-and
as warm-c APE GOA SUR
TRIMMED and FUE-LIsED COATS.
You know how full Of quality -
fill each Of our grsdes-And hOw sure
Of satisfaction you are because oUh
GUARANTEE GOES WITH TIE
COAT TO THE END.
WE are sure we can SAVE you
something. -our prices are mug M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26
sPf. EEH BRE ERE - ssss
PR En- RRR ERR w ssss
: ExRk RE 4 7 ssss-

Y you don't need any calendar-nor any ther-
W momeser to tell you what season 1T is. This i,
winters first forcible reminder-snd we know
veil enough you haven't prepared for any such
severe weather
Tomorrow Will ind you on the hunt.
Why not get tn. soods and have . garment made
That viii Just suit Sos4s
We have got some attractive novelties In CLOAK
ING CLorHs-.Dd with your own ideas to model
them You bound get the greatest satisfaction
A WRAP VIII cost yop-sh,s way-,uss what you have
. mind to let it-much or little.
There three different shades Of . special
weave Of FANCY MEDIUM WEIGHT CHEW
lot that you can have m de mp to keep you
warm n toast" They are Tans and Grays.in
stripe and plaid patterns-sood and wids-5s
inches-and cheap enough-s2 yard.
There 4, nearly whole piece left of a SMALL
NAVY BLUE and GOLD PLAID CHEvIOT-
IS inches wide-sI so yard
BROWN or GRAY DIAGONAL novelty
cloth-56 inches wids-s2 80 yard
A SMALL TAN and BROWN PLAID
v1CUNA that We have got will Just suit the
fancy Of some Of You who want striking effect
Shaggy and stylish-5A inches wide-S2. IS
yard
We bought some more Of that GRAY DAG
oNAL VICUNA the other day-aIl we could
get Of it-54 inches wide-s2. 40 yard
quantity We have sold
5<-inch PLAID GRAY vICUNA-s3a yard
54-:nch NATURAL ENGLISH CHEvIoTs-
Red or Brown-s3s yard.
s4-inch NAVY BLUE or BROWN FRENCH
kERsEY-S4. so q yard
54-,nch TAN KERsEY-s4a yard.
5e-inch BEAvER-Navy Blue Brown. Red.
Green and Wine-S4a yard
More Of that 56-inch MEDIUM-wEIGHr
BLACK CHEVIoT. came in a day or iwo aso-
same old price-thouzh 1t is getting scarce-s3
ayard.
54-tnch HEAVYWEIGHT BLACK CHEW
1oTs-s4. 80 yard.
54inch HEAVYWEIGHT BLACK DAG
oNALS-s4 So yard
54-inch HEAVY WEIGHT BLACK KER-
SEYS-S4. so yard.
5o-inch BLACK AsTRAcHAN. IS. g. 81
and IS yard.
5o-.nch BROWN AsTRAcHAN. SO yard
5oinch GRAY AsTRACHAN. 81 so. $3.50
and SO so a yard.
5o-inch GRAY AsTRACHAN. IS yard
eo-inch WHITE ASTRACHAN. 90 a yard.
There is disputng the fact that these are hand
some CLoAKINGs-and will make up into stylish
sad comfortable wraps-and you are left with the
making and trimming to be done ,uss as best suits
you You will have an exclusive garment then-the
more satisfactory because it Is
We can show you some proper trimmings after you
hare decided on the goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26
WooDwAnD & LorHsop.
10TH. 11TH AND + SITS. NV.

10TH. 11TH AND + SITS. NV.
CLOSED TO-DAY.
AT THIS. THE JOYOUS CHRISTMAS
TIDE. WE WANT TO SAY JUST
WORD Oh TWO IN KINDLY REcoaN1-
TON OF THE GENEROUS coNF1.
DENcEs OF OUR MANY FRIENDS.
1EIs Is THE THIRTEENTH pEcEa.
Der SINCE OUR BUSINESS WAS BE-
GUN. AND THE SALES THIS MONTH
WERE LARGER IN VALUE AND VOLUME
THAN EVER BEFORE. THIS YEAR Is
FAR AHEAD OF THE BEST WE EVER
had. WE NEVER BEFORE SENT OUT
so MANY PACKAGES. NEVER BEFORE
USED so MANY o1ERks, AND NEVER
BEFORE SERVED so MANY PEOPLE so
EASILY AND SO SATISFACTORILY.
1HE GROWING REPUTATION OF
WASHINGTON As CENTER or RE.
TAIL TRADE Is A NEW SOURCE OF
PROSPERITY FOR THE ENTIRE CITY.
THE PEOPLE WHO STAND By THEIR
c1TY AND SUPPORT ITS ENTERPRISES
ARE FELLOW BUILDERS OF THAT
PROSPERITY.
FoR THE LARGE SHARE OF HELP
AND ENCOURAGEMENT GIVEN Us
SO STEADILY BY YOUR PATRONAGE,
PARTICULARLY DURING THIS CHRIST.
MAS SEASON. WE HEARTILY THANK
YOU ALL WHO HAVE SHOWN SUCH IN
TEREsr IN WHAT WE ARE DOING
TO BUILD FOR WASHINGTON Re-
TAIL ESTABLISHMENT SURPASSED BY
NONE IN THE COUNTRY. so, WITH
MUCH aRATIF1cAT1oN AT THE
LARGEST SUCCESS OUR BUSINESS HAS
EVER ATTAINED, WE ARE STIMULATED
TO DO MORE AND BETTER FOR THE
SERVICE OF OUR FRIENDs-THE
PUBLIC-THAN EVER
WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE
SEASON. WE ARE
YOURS. VERY RESPECTFULLY.
WOODWARD LoTHRoP
BEcrSS1sa
Tomorrow. TUESDAY.
WE WILL HOLD
A REMNANT CLEARING SALE.
HE SURGE AND SWEEP OF THE
CHRISTMAS THRoNGs CANNOT BUT DO
DAMAGE BY DUST AND BREAKAaE
SOMEWHERE WITH THE JosTLING
AND HURRYING OF THE THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE PASSED THROUGH OUR
STORES THIS is INEVITABLE. LOTS OF
THINGS. TOO. ARE SCRATCHED.
MUssED. TUMBLEp AND CLIPPED FROM
HANDLING. HANDKERCHIEFs. FANCY
GOODS. BRIC-A-BRAC. CHINA AND THE
GOODS USED IN THE WINDOWS AND
OTHER DIspLAYs-THEY ARE ALL FOR
SALE NOW FOR WHAT THEY'LL FETCH.
AND THE PRICES WE PUT ON THEM WILL
SELL THEM QUICKLY AS SOON AS THE
NEWS GETS AROUND. THERE ARE REM
NANTs OF DRESS GOODS. TOO. AND
LAcEs AND RIBBONS AND SILKS AND
vELvETs AND LINENS. &c. THE AC-
CUMULATIONs ARE SOMETHING ENoI.
NOUS. YOU SEE THERE'S NO TIME IN
THE RUSH TO WATCH AGAINST REM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26


WOODWARD & Lorrnor
10TH. 11TH AND STA NV.
A SUBJECT Fon REFLECTION.
EvES1xa Rrou,srrrs
FOB RECEPTIONS.
FOR WEDDINGS.
FOB. DINNER PARTIES.
FOR THKArKR PARTIES.
This class Of needfuls has been Geld a careful
study with u.s. Beauties will be revealed here that
cannot be disclosed elsewhere. they are in many
instances under our own exclusive control. Europe
and America have yielded mp their treasures lsvshly
Everything from the finest imported high art novel;
ties to those without bit Of sxtravasancs in them
you wish.
day there IL time to lose To expedite your selec
tons we've prepared the following list Look II over.
It Will remind you Of something you should have.
EVENING GAuzrs.
FlounOinss Draperiss Of varied qualities and
designs. e and 4s inches wide.
All colors.
soie Yvette--all shades.
aauze emnr oidered with colorsd rose buds.
Plain and Embroidered Mousaeine do Sole,
Soft and clinsins.
Bnussr1s NET F1ouso1ses
Black and White combined with colors
tFfrst noor- Second annex
WH1rR. CREAM AND BLAck LAcrs
ALL WIDTHS.
chantilly. Duchesse Point
Fedora Oriental.
Bourdonns. Mousseline do Sole,
Point Gaze, Point Applique
Imported and Domestic.
fHs' Second annex
DRsss Srurrs.
ALL WOOL. SILK AND WOOL.
crepon. Henrietta.
Abatross. Cashmere,
Lansdowne. Sublime,
Nile Green. Rose. Pink Cream. Tan. Gray.
Lavender. Rose. Fouce. Heliotrops.
alycine. Cell. Leghorn. Rose.
Bengali. Salmon, and
Bisque.
80 to 40 inches wide
5o-inch Broadcloths-Cream. Old Rose and other
evening shades.
(Ffrst toor 10th St bdg.)
SrLKs
Imported and Domestic Novelties in Bouquet Scroll.
Stripe and Pompadour effects.
Plain Weaves Including
Victoria. Crystal.
Muscovite. Bengaline,
Faille Franchise. Ondne.
Satin Duchesse. Rhadames.
Peau Mirnonns. Japanese.
Crepe de Chine Japanese Crepe.
China silks-Pekin and Paconne effects-all delicate
shades.
(First noor .............-... under skylisht)
DREss TRrMM1sas.
White Pearl Bodicea
White Pearl Passementeries. wide and narrow.
White Crystal and Gilt Passementerie, wide and
narrow.
White Silk Edsss.
pink and black.
MnL1NERY.
EVENING BONNETs.
DRESS GARNITUREs
CLIPPERS.
SATIN-Red. white. blue and pink.
sUEDE-Tan. black gray. white and pink
HOSIERY
SILK AND Isle THREAD.
Plain black and all shades to match the toilet or
slippers.
Bo t pattern. lace ankle and drop-s.itch effects.
(Frst hoor..... I'd annex.)
Wars.
Imported Paris and Berlin Opera wraps-Faille and
Brocaded silk and Silk Plush embroidered and
trimmed with ostrich feathers. swans down and white
Thibet fur.
CALLING WRAPS AND LONG SILK-LINED
CARRIAGE GARMENTS.
viRogne. Brocades,
Gamers Hair, Black silk Velvet,
JacQuards. Matalesse,
&c, &c.
(Third floor. 18th st. building)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26

Go To
1T TF7H Zoo Mn MISS 90 o N N-~ssss
T HHH# #S SS S Il HHsssssS SSSS ssss
POPULAR MUSIC STORE,
81 nth ST,
AND SELECT YOUR PIANO FOR NEW YEARS.
Personal triendsl Attention,i Why pay $3.50 fo- a
PIANO when you can buy the standard vOSE (Which
has stood the test for years.. for only $3.50!
d7-eolm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26
WnArrrns. Tea Cows. 60

Sl D for choice of the go and se5 Paris garments.
Descriptions would give . poor idea Of the beauty
and style-the indefnabls something Of Paris-msds
garments. That Tea Gowns costing more 10 i'm
port often sold at $50 and cas- q fact you
may easily learn Of
81. SO for Figured r,.nn.l..s. Wrappers. Black.
blue AMI brown grounds. with figures in designs and
oolors fec Smiles Of the best French nsnnsls Msds
up elegantly that Tea Gown is Q more spproprisss
name than Wrapper. So popular they that almost
all merchants have them for sals-at q each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26

Coats for Misses from IL Is Of ere 0rstchsns
for rirls from 70 10 years. Drssss and cosss for
youngsters from 10 ysars. Long Goats for baby.
We have previously advertised the reduced pricss An
additional reduction nsv-l0 pr esns discount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26
FuRs BELOW Cosr PR1cE.

Attention is asked to the fact that these are
furriers' furs-the best. The profits were small in
the frst instance that though the reductions in
prices may not seem very great yet al Of the prett
and part Of the cost is giren you.
% for the s35 Msrten Capes IL 81 less than they
cost us at wholesale.
S0U for the s35 Canada Seal capes Consider
ing these garments 80 inches long they are cheap
at $50.
900 for the $40 Canada Seal capes, which are
Xxx quality Full 81 inches long.
sNtU for the ESQ Seal Capes tina. are xxx quality
the best. those know who converssnt with fne
fure 1t should also be observed that these Canada
Seal Furs Londondyed. and equal the Alaska seal
garments in appearance-in fact cannot be detected
on lady who is otherwise appropriately dressed
$3.50 for choice Of the % Capes, among which
are the following furs: Lynx. Electric Seal Astra-
khan.
Attentions asked TO the Electric Seal capes The
Of animals whose habits akin the seal are
closely sheared and then treated BY an electric pro-
cess Not only the appearance bu. the durability Of
seal fur is attained
e5rBoss and NUTS. and NUTS 10 match above mem
toned also offered At greatly reduced prices
Also chidrsns fur sets and robes for baby carriages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26


LASsBuneH AND BHo.
-olo.sa All Day 1odas.-
How A., W. F.
F., NJ, w.,
W1rH
Us
1t
T,
EXPERIMENT wrn.v,
CATERED FOR YOUR NEW
'oN
Odd YEARS AND kNo"
ny Won AND FOR vor
VIZ
HAVE
T.,
NAo'ES IN
IhE
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
We
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JEWELLERY.
Can. r !. ' ~: Sc. :. ' ..,.....
RECEIVES PARTICULAR AT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26

There is only short time le.t in which
to buy your Xmas gifts Breitbarth's
establishment abounds with useful.
handsome presents suitable for every
body. including Easy Chairs. Rocking
Chairs. Reception Chairs. Parlor Desks.
Writing Desks. Book Cases. Fancy
scresns-in fine. all the numerous arti-
cles found in . modern nineteenth GEN.
tury furniture establishment
At rock-bottom prices.
~ See handsome display In window.
Gro. BArrrDAnru.
FuRsrruRs AND UPHOLSTERY Goons.
5l5 SEVENTH ST.. NV. aas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26
A. KAUFMAN.
909 PENN. AVE. NV.
THE PEOPLES MONEY sAyER. -

NO other house DoEs-EvrR DID
or EVER WlLl-eell such STERLING
QUALITIES at such Low PRICES 40
We quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26

TOSSED AND Wn1SK1rD. HAM
KERcHIEFs.
L::s-Oyy:sss Cs s1s::%:: G sssa:: &c:
Think Of the thousands Of peo-
pie who have throngsd the store
all last week. Think Of the
enormous amount Of goods
shown. handled and sold during
that time. 1t IL the same "old
story" every Christmas,-shsrs
remains among other things an
accumulation Of tossed" and
'wrinklsd" Handkerchief.
We won't have them. 90 out they
TO At one-haU and t1o-thfrds
former prices.
Other strictly Holiday Goods
viii be cut in price Just what
they are or how much they Will
be We are unable to say at this
writing Saturday sve).
We are quite sure there will b
number Of pieces Of White
Metal Goods-the untarnishabls
kind-embrscinR Picture Frames.
Postal Card Holders. Playing
Gard Holders with cards. &C..
&c These We shall offer At
greatly reduced prices.
Oun THAMES.
We desire to thank our patrons
for the heaviest Christmas trade
Of our business career, and We
wish you all the ''coH,ptimsnts
Of the season"
The Box MARcHr.
3l4-3l6 Urn s.. N. w.
watchesi
F1anaean's Establishment
531 Seventh st. NV.
The state herald., 1892-12-23
BEACliVll.LE.


Geo. woodham Of Sedswick county is
working Tor Harvey Clark.
II. II. Mnson won, TO wray. Colo.
Sunday. Iie will accompany hin broth, r
Horny Mason on n weeks yisit 10 Denver.
John Jcnkips nnd Frank Iiurkhhltcr
Of this place, have advertised to prove
MP on their homeHleadr,
wnrnock md Brninnrj of Amhcrt,
bcgnn operations on u. u. Trego's pro
posed we'll Inst Tuesday.
We failed 10 note last week that How.
nrd Brown had erected n large stable Oh
his homestead.
Misa Minnie sdonnn Of Holyoke saa
v'sitlnR ffisnja IN this vicinity last SIM
day.
j. L. Wilson and aon d,o.gc, expect
To spend tho holidays IN eastern Ne
brnsIn.
While Onf eastern friends nre enjo,inp
rains In Ohio npi other eastern states
nd snows aud bliyzarJa west oi tho
Miaai,sippi river VIC are Just having auLI
ntantisl winter weather The earth /,
frozen TO the depth Of n loo, or over
witch nndoubtly means n good grniu
crops next yenr. Glorious Colorado.
piu Mm,as.
The state herald., 1892-12-23
Counter Opinisu.

Exist aboni many sub jecis. hut not about
our groceries aud meat ever, body recog.
nizes their unrivaled superiority. Tho
s'or.aeh is particular about what il re-.
ocives. mud you onght to be SO, too. about
what Won pnt into it. The Queen OF
Spain once employed . famous epicure
at large salary, to tell her, what tn eat,
when TO eat. aud how 10 eat. We can
give you that information for nothing.
What 10 ca,2 Our Groceries and Meat.
When oeai! Morning. Noon and Night.
How TO ca,' slowly aud deliberately. and
You will always be on thr best OF terms.
with your stomach. and with the world,
because you will be getting the best
goods at the loves, prices. ni the Star
Meat Market. Examine our goods and
give US trial.
Yours Respectfully,
GAruE Bsos 4 PoLrERA.
uolyoke,
The state herald., 1892-12-23

MARRIED AT tho lsr,dencc Of Judge
w. q. Robinson, Holyokc, Colo. Dec. 10Th,
1892, Judge W. g. Robiuson officiating.
II. l.. Donovan aud Miss Anna Bevsrd
both Of iiolyoke, Mr.. Donovan IN one
Of ihr u. a n. boys who by his STEADY
habits and attention 10 business has
mndc rapid advancement In tho employ.
mon, Of the comp pnpy ahd now has Nh
enginr on the high line. Tho BRIDE ia n
daughter ofC. q Bevsrd. ono Of Phillips
ouniy's most enterpris,n. farmers, and
IL quite popular IN the socinl circl, y
OF tho county. We JON with their mni ,
friends In bes, wishes for tho prosperity '
and hnppincss Of this worthy couple.
They took tho evening t.s'n Tor Greelyy
where they will spcnd holidays. They
will make their HON. In iol, olsc.
The state herald., 1892-12-23

s. @, Ycngcf Of iIns,np called n, the
H.nALD Office cne day last week nod In,
formed us that he wns thinking Of open.
ins h fnsloHinic Office nj Hnsiun In the
near future. Tbctc /. no better land ip
Phillips count. than that which sur
rounds lIaslun and good crops nre raised
every ypar The town of iiasiun Ia grow.
Ing aud tho busineas Ia inctensihs. with.
In fcw months hardware store. lumber
yard, general merchandise store aud u
good grain elevator have been added 10
the business enterprises ~ the town.
The state herald., 1892-12-23

III A confirmed old bach~lo, Of most OK
)mpiary habits, living In h,s own house
b Detroit, recently ndvertised for n
lrei girl. lie receivrd many leitefs md
inaily SOLICITING ono which seemed 10 him
3boni tight, he invited the writer 10 call,
ond very substantial woman Of forty
Responded.
"You see," hc explained. II want n
eood, thrifty. careful woman in my
Blouse"
II understand" ahc replied,
"Shu must cook. wash aud iron. clean
Eiup The honHc, attend 10 my clothes. sew
son buttons nnddo repaiiinR, io the mar
ketinn. attend the door. ppy the bills a-
sihe, come In and k'ndle my hfe In tho
a,norniDs."
"ob )" .hc said aH she arose 10 depart.
s.esyon don't wan, n hired sirl' What
You wan, IL n wife. tinod morning q
nhh SHE very poliiel, and plehsah'ly
a'kc'l out, Dclfnii Free frees.
The state herald., 1892-12-23

Deliver has BEEN enjoying two weeks
II sicighing and some genuine old fash
ioned eastern winter weather. Colorado
I. sometimes spoken of m tho Italy of
America but the traveller who aiinhted
from the traiu In Denver last Tuesday
was very much Inclined To believe ibnt II
should be called "thc Alaska instead of
thh 1taly
The state herald., 1892-12-23
cmw,srxAs, cnm,.rwA.,

q. J. Slater 4 Co. have the incest lo'
of Christmas goods ever offered for sale
In iiolSoks gnd u, prices that defy com
pei,on. II will pay any aud nll TO look
through their stock before buying. Re
member they have the largest md hes,
nasor,ei .tock bi gfoctics In town.
The state herald., 1892-12-23

pcording to Professor A. u. blount,
fas on land freshly fsrtiliycd will not
be fine grain because tho manure
= n tendency TO make too much rtnlk
J fomcnt greatly TO the ietrimcnt OF
)grnin. -Ex.
The state herald., 1892-12-23

Holyoke Relief Corps has this week
sent n package consisting Of heavy
pieeea comfortable and several pairs Of
socks. 10 the Colorado Soldier. Home nj
Monte Vista. Snch dc,ds of thought
fnlncss on the pnrt of our ladies will
doubtless bc highly appreciated by our
nations brave defcndetsi
The state herald., 1892-12-23

The man who prefers u city daily to II
home paper because .its got more rend'
ing in It," reminds us of the mnn who
picked out the largest pair Of boots in
the box because they cost no more than
n smaller pair that fitted bim.-Vennngo
Independent.