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Personal.

Commissioner OF Patents Seymour Is ex.
pected to return tomorrow from n short
trip to his home.
appointment Clerk Daniels OF the Inter
ior Department has returned from q two
weeks trip to the west. during which he
visited the worlds fair.
Badin or France is at the Arlington.
j. w. Jones OF the Baltimore American
Is visiting Mr. John HoIbrook II Ns r
street for q few days
Mr.. Robert Callahan, jr., OF Capitol Hiii
mas gone to Colonial Beach for the sum
William III. Dennis has gone on a trip to
Tacoma and Seattle. Wash.
Mr.. Christian Young Of ll8 18th street
has gone TO Colonial Beach.
Mr. Albert Edward Conu OF Denver II
visiting Sig Mariana Maina.
During the absence Of AssisSalt Secre-
tary Hamlin Assistant Secretary Curtis viii
have charge of custom matters IN She
Treasury Department
First Controller Bowler of the Treasyry
Department has gone OF on shore vaea-
ton.
Internal Revenue Commissioners Miller
has returned from West Virginia.
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Refor IN i'm War De partment Printing.

The acting secretary of war has approy-
ed the recommendations Of the Gilmore
board, recently in session at the War De-
partment. and hereafter all printing under
the War Department will not be let ont hy
the year. but by the job. and rates which
the department stipulates as reasonable
will be insisted upon. The reform grew
out of the alleged careless expen lit,lres for
printin orders and stationery at the diff
ferent department headquarters. At one
Office 1t was found that the oriutar had
charged 10 cents for each envelope thai
had passed through his hands. ana that all
he had done to the envelope which was
furnished by the government. was to pr1n
on the face an address and ''franx' In
other words. he had charged for all the
space which might have been occupied by
type, just as If the envelope had been COW
cred with matter. Hereafter It Is proposed
to pay only for the work actually perform
ed. regardless Of the space covered By the
printing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-24
Congressmcn and Their Clerks,

First Controller Bowler has decided thai
Congressmen are authorized to employ
clerks during an extra session Of Congress
that any number Of Congressman may en-
ploy and pay the same clerk If they desire
and that clerks so employed do not have tc
take an oath Of office.
The first controller has called the atten
ton of the clerk OF the House, Mr. Kerr
to the fact that but $4,000 Is appropria TED
for miscellaneous items and expenses OF
special and select committees" and that Il
all members avail themselves Of the privi
ieges of hiring a clerk during the entire
session the fund will be exhausted during
the first month of the session. More money
will probably be appropriated for this pur
pose at an early day.
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Charged With Cruelty to Enlisted Men.

Capt. John Q. Mackay Of the third cav
airy. IS being tried by court martial at
Fort Reno, Indian territory, on charges
involving cruelty to the enlisted men un-
der his command during the campaign
against Cara, along the Mexican border,
several months ago. 1t is alleged that sew
eral Of his men SO displeased him by their
conduct during that campaign that ne
punished them by suspepding them by
their thumbs. a method of punishment not
recognized by the regulations Capt Mack
ay Is a native of Nova Scotia and was ap-
pointed to the Naval Academy in 1875 from
Nevada. Up to the present time his rec
ord has been excellent. Col. Anson Mills
of the third cavalry is president of the
court which Is TO try Capt. MackaY
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No Complaint Filed.

II is said at the Post Office Departments
today that no complaint has been LODGED
with the department by clerks In the rail-
way mail service relative to the length Of
the Charleston run. II is understood thar
the department will take under consider.-
tion any well grounded complaint and give
IL Investigation, and Will follow the usual
policv Of endeavorfng TO ft each mansS
work 70 bis physical capacity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-24
Cholera Cahles

Assistant Surgeon G. r. youn1 q, ,,.
Marine Hospital service stationed al Nan,es
ltaly. today cabled Surgeon General wy
man that cholera continues At that place,
averaging three cases daily.
Ihs Marine Hospital service also received
e caoLe message this morning, through the
ipepartment OF State. from Consul Strick-
iam9 az Soree-Dakar. Africa, saying:
Cholera prevails In Senegal"
40 staustics as TO the number OF cases
ara oeatns or other particulars were given.
senegal is French colonial dependency
In West Africa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-24
He Was Successful.

One of the successful bidders for supply
ing the stationery to the Navy Department
for the present fiscal year was William
II. Teepe of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-24

The deposits OF the First National Bank
OF Santa Anna, Cal, which resumed bus,-
ness on the I'D instant, were on the day
draWalA
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Removal,

Removal.
F. N. Wicker. a Chinese inspector To-
Gated in Florida, was today removed by
Secretary Carlisle.
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OCCCLTATION OF ANrAREs.
A Brilliant Phenomenon Seen in the HEAVIER
Last Night,

Last Night.
One of the prettiest and most interesting
OF astronomical phenomena occurred last
evening about $50 O'Clock, when the bright
star Antares was in occul-ati5n with the
moon. That's what the scientists call it.
but in ordinary parlance one would say
that the moon had come i'll between us and
the star and that for the time being An
tares was out of sight.
Star occultations are continually occ',riny
in the course of the moons monthly round
of the heavens, but ordinarily they are in
Visible to the uiSe'l eye, since the li,:ht Of
all except the very brightest stars is over
powered by the moons stronger light
while they are still at a considerable dis
tance from her
Antares is so bright that last night it was
possible to watch her until the very mo-
meat that she had come so close to the
that luminary. Her occultation was par
ticularly well worth watching, for happen
ing as it did. before the moon was at its
full, Antares disappeared behind the dark
limb of the moon toward the east, which
made it seem as though the star had simply
dropped out of the heavens before 1t had
actually reached the line of the moon. The
star passd behind the lower section Of the
moon. 1t was easy to be seen with the
unalded eye, but with the assistance OF a
PAIR OF field glasses or even of good opera
glasses the beauty Of the sight was great
People who were looking around the heav-
ems last night were pleased to find that
ane eVer-popuiar and beautiful Venus Is
again in the ascendant. After an enforced
retirement for nearly a year this bright
celestial body has again made her appear
ance as an evening STAR and may now be
seen Tor short time in the early evening
IN the west. She will continue to adorn the
western skies during the remainder Of the
year, growing brighter and brighter and
not reaching her greatest brilliancy until
the 9Th of January next
AS she appears now having but lust
emerged from behind the sun, she is nearly
full On December she will be at her
greatest apparent distance from the sun
and on January will have attained her
greatest brilliancy. After this last date
she will draw rapidly toward the SUM- and
her crescent will grow more and more
slender until it becomes invisible, except
through the largest telescopes.
Assistant Attorney General Maury Pc ,ipns
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RESIGNATION.

to Step Down.
The commissioner of patents has called
for the resignation of Chief Clerk Bennett
of the patent Office to take effect August a1
This action has no reference IL is Thought
10 the recent patent office investiaation q
the charges against all Of the defendanfs
were dismissed. Mr.. Bennett will locate IN
this city after a short trip north.
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Ysv York 0Ece, SO Potter Buldin,.

TEE EVENING STAR is served TO subscrfN,er, In the
CITY By carriers. their account At 10 cents per
week. or 4Ac- per month Copies at the co1Drar '
cents each. By nal-snywhsrs In the United states or
Cansda-postaSe prepatd-5O cents per month
sATURDAY QUADRUpLE SHEET ST Az a 90 per YEAR
with foreign postage added 100.
ENTERED at the Post Once az " Washington d. c. a.
second class mail matter
= AL mail subscrii tons rnlst be paid in advance
Rates o. advertising made known on application
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Vo1. 80, No 20.632.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SsT. JAMES CHURCH. SrH ST. NEAR
18Th Bsnediction Of parish house At p S Presshey.
Rev Mr.. Harding. The public cordially invited. "a 2
K~oFEICERs AND MEMBERs OF NAOMI
Nom y o5g sgLE f.ass At aS S0i ,b IL the
srranseents for the funeral of late sister
n a, Goldman; By order Of the Noble Grand, ADDIE
n PUyALL. Recording Secretary. SARAH N. san
o. o. F.-THERE WILL BE SPECIAL
meeting sHfl 9f MaTtna hTd Wssaapgsen; y 10 8 p
action IN rsgs5d s to the death & Of Bro 4 G. Wolf
At oth and L SITS. lnterment at Congressional
cemetery.
s. CoTTRELL. Jr. Rec. Sec. It.
R~MEMBERs OF COVENANT LODGE, NO.
S., room Fl sTs g sG meet in
arrsngements 70 attend the funeral OF Bro. A Wolf
which VIII take place from his late residence cor 9Th
invited.
1t. II. + 9%4rFhTRhf y RiFFfkf. Re- Rec \; Sec, g.
E~scoTTIsH RITE CATHEDRAL "A
h,s 5slf 4 RJEf Es ID a:s Recorder, '
f~ATTENr1QN. CoNFEpERATE VET:
,da No. 60. Union Vet
sns and es " .as
psfsb,y ei5s n y.iy Jn Eeu5sSn * 'S H Hall on
Macalester will start at s ;45 O'Clock pm.
this hi, courtesy. R,W: HUNTER,
k~MEMBERs OF NATIoNAL NIGHT OWL
,h ana no T1s ETES1N snsf cSD 70 %as
C. %of u sendsnes ei IS sp rfonsstsd
R,gOrdsT of the president. cu.s = n,rxu
k~YoU CAN MAKE
or lose friends by the attention or on which
you bestow upon your correspondence. whei man
can talk OF fifty letters half an hour to the Edison
PhOnograph. and more IL he il 3 rapid spe.ksr. no
man can say he hasn't ne to attend to his corrs-
spondence. Draw your friends closer to you by
answering their letters promptly. The Phonosrsph
viii make it an easy task. Sold rented.
COLUMBIA PHoNoGRApH Co, 6s7 ssnv,
E. D. EAsToN Pres. I,y24l R. f. CRoMELIN, Sec.
E~wELL WORTH KNOWING.
S,aa;s want = BLANK % BOOK; any size, any k:nd Sf
no on asssy san BOZ ass.S. 8 Sss
Dealers IN erery sense. We cut and block
n og 's sun
dries. at t0nest prices.
EAsTON RUPP Popular priced Stationers,
421 11FH ST. U,rst ADORE the arenue) ,y24
K~IaE KNIFE CUTS DEEP.
20 imported Nezlt2e Shirts nOc 81. 80.
for the neZt fep days.
And don't think you do well elsewhere.
You cannot. Every Shirt desirable.
Pay others 81 80 md 81 rs for Bathing Suit
II you pleese just cs good Suit here for q p
W. 8, TELL t"Asn's Belon0in0s'I gas Pa ave. jy24
K~Tns ''ea'her is likely to ss 1atr tOmoTTos.
We have
YOUR "a CARaoEs
OF
PIECE STUFR
-Joast and StudGfne.-
We will deliver any one Of
these csrgoes to any part Of
the city for
s11 PER 1000 FEET.
One cargo contains 80. 900 feet
One contains SO. 900 feet
One contains so 900 feet
And ons contains 1000 feet
arr you read It in our I'D. frs -.
LIBBEY. BITTINGER MILLER,
''Lunsber, Miil-uork and Builders' Haydeare"
Cor. 9Th and n Y ave. NV ty24
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Assistant Attorney General Maury Re ,igns
Assistant Attorney General William, A.
Maury has rendered his resignation Mr.
Maury has been in the service Of the De-
partment of Justice for over eleven years
and resigns to return to the general rrac-
tice of law in this city
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THE EVENING STAR.

PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY
AT -VE STAR BUILDINGS,
llOl Pennsylvania Avenue, corner 1lth St, bv
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
8 H. KAUFFMANN, Pres's
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


RTO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;
The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Mcintosh & Rose. Plumbers and Timers is
this day dissolved Mr.. Rose, the plumber Of the
1I l4th 81. w. where he hopes meet ali his old
eust9usrs- SAN b. ROSE.
July ~ 1888 y242t'
~ HOUSES TO RENT.
l. Is now the season when people are looking for
houses We are daily turning away good tensnts as
most Of our property 4 rented
Pacs yo ur vacant houses with u.s. and we guarantees
they Won't stay vacant long We make this branch
speciality.
BANEs l. SIMPSON.
jy24-eo3t Cor 18th and G SITS. NV
SsoME TERRIBLY .'TUMBLED" PRICES.
Your last ''rAaekr,-
you want of those Tennis
Rsckets at reduced prices you had
better hurry. They are going like
''eha1 berors the pind." There isnr
much wonder when you can buys
All 50 to s4.5O Rackets for.s1.50
All IS to 800 Rackets for......s 81 so
Remember how the Gas Stoves are
reduced. This way:
2-ourner Gas Stoves noc..........s1.60 so
3-burner Gas Stoves nor...........S2 IS
THE GARDEN AND LAWN NEED WATER
p feet Garden Hose. patent nozzle
ana couplings complete. Sl-75.
CLIP THE LAWN
With one Of our s3 25 Fully Guar
anteed Lawn Mowers.
BAkBER Ross. COR 11TH AND SITS
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10
NALL or HoLvoxw L0DGE 80.
1G, 100.

sb, l.O.-Os r.,
OFPIcrRs AND BROTHERS,:
Your committee appointed 10 draft
md present TO .iiis Lodge resolutions
expressive Of the esteem entertained by
members OF this Lodge for our late bru
ther j. N. Cullis, who recently departed
this liio. beg leave to rport ns follows:
RrsoI.yED. That We have learned
with deep sovrow of tho death Of our be.
loved brother. j. NJ. CulIis, ut San An
tonic, Texas, on January 18th. 1850.
VI That we recognized In Brother
Cullis while member Of this Lodge, an
earnest, consistent Odd Fellow. faithful
TO his obligations anti ever mindful Of
the duties he had promised 10 perform;
and that each member deplores his
death us the loss Of f,iend and brothe
Ill Though deprived by the occur.
romeo Of his death and burial in another
state Of the privilege Of attending his
remains TO The grave. our high esteem
for him impells up 10 thus express our
appreciation Of his worth. and to here
record nm expression Of our love for him
as n citizen, brother md friend.
RESOLVED. That these resolutions be
recorded ia tho records of this LoLec
ANIL copy thereof be- sent to tho family
Of the deceased brother.
Wm. q. RonrSsos,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10
FARMERS ATTENTION.

A. II. Boden has the agency for ths
cehs'fated farming implements Of the
fNller & johnson Manufacturing Cn,
And will have u carload here soon cou-
sisting Of gang plows. sulky plows, stir
ring plows, breakiug plows, press driils.
Disc harrows, steel harrows, wood hav.
rows, lever harrows, riding cultivators,
walking cult,vators, tonguelsss cultivst-
ors, corn planters, check rowers, listers,
hay rnkes, wagons. etc. These gooda
are guaranteed second to mono. l have
also tho Mccormick binders aud m owers
aud Dempster wind mills and we'll ma
chine. A. H. BODEN.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

Tho purchasing agents Of the United
States Government ordered nearly one
hundred Thousand pounds Of DIR. Prices
Baking Powder In the Inst five mont In
Of 1902. Tho government exercises
great care IN selecting its supplies Of
all kinds. rejecting all TINT nre not Of
the best, aud the very fact that 1t has
adopted DIR. Prices Baking Powder is
proof that il has found 1t the best Of all
baking powders. DIR. Prices Is peculiar.
ly adapted Tor export, MS neither long
sen voyages nor climate changes affect
1t, this brand keeping fresh aud sweet
for years while other baking powders do.
terioratc rapidly. II is guaranteed Ia
the government TO be n pure crsnm Of
tartar powder free fro n ammonia, alum.
or other hnriful substances, and it is nj.
So the only baking powder prepared by
physician oi high standing.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

The lirgALp office Is this week print.
ing one ~ the ilnont "ariie ups of Phil.
lips County and IIolyokc that hnn ever
Leon sent out among the people. The
story ~ told by Al AndrA oi Akron
Colorado, and no one but Mr.. Andfus
cnud 10 we'll tell the fncie ~ they nrc
told In thi' elegant pamphlet, lt'a
style In inimiinblo mud maken first class
reading mnltpr. Our business men nfo
giving the bnol, n good liberal patron.
ngc IA II mnkcB nplcniid advertising
medium. Every person getting one Of
these little books should at once NAL u
10 some Eis,efn friend. You crn vouch
ior rs thruthlulncsH, mad you eau be
pforl o. the book
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10
TREES! Ti,EESi

10000 and . year old ash trees, 2O,,
600 box elder, l md . year; O9Oo0 10.
Gusts, ! and 9 year old; 10000 cotton
wood: 10000 Russian poplars for timber
culture. also n full limo of apple and
small fruit trees for sale ut the lowest
p,ice and stock fully guaranteed. Par
ties needing trees address tho under.
s'encd at Holyokc. Gallo. stating what
they nerd. At. G,ynRss,
Agent for the AERMOTOR.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

Il seems funny don't 1t, bul the other
day We head n nun say: "well sir. 1t
beats the world don't II, lcss than two
yein ngo could have bought that quar-
Tor right ncrors the load from mo for
three hundred nnd twenty 1--we dollars,
aud ! had the money. too. aud wonidh' Z
take 1t. We'll eir II vas suld the other
day Tor eight hundred md iI'iy dollars.
Yon nee you can't never tell"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

II is abont time that some definite
moy" wnS made locking towards final
arrangements for n mill here. \ dozen
pn'iics nro whiting nni ready 10 bear
win, nnr city viii ho towards site mud
transportation, Why do our buFinefr
men not get together and organigc 20
that there viii bc honj cumn i',,.
with po pr 10 no, IA tais mn,irr and
.asroc upnn tetns 10 submit TO such p,r
Nra t'nl hrr wnu'l"g 10 come here,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

Headache Is tue iiresl result of inj,-
gostion aud stomach disorders. Remedy
thcss by using DeWiti's latte Early
hIsers, nnd your headache Disappears
The ia,oritc little pills everywhere
City Drug Store.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing by and
between +. A. C. Stevens and Van l.
Wilson, under the firm name OF Lamnr
ROLLER Mills, has this dav been dissolved
by mutual consent. Van l.. Wilson u.s.
~nmes all the indebtedness, md collects
nil accounts Of said firm. Dated this 2lst
day OF January, 1901.
p. A.C. STEVENS.
VAN l. WILSON.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

Senator Boyd has introduced bill
foibijing all state npd municipal officers
ffom riding on railroad passes As We
have either to pay or walk, W. favor the
bill right now. OF courso things might
change ii Dcnnir should die or soin.-
tIirp
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

En-. HERALp.-We submit for your
colnmss tho inclosad communication
which speaks for itself. A word of ex.
plenntioD in regard 10 certain art clcs
men'ioncG. We had requested that
they be given 10 the two olde,t inmates
IN the Home. also asking their Army
record. Our obicrt In the publication
of this letter is to augment .hc interest
Of our peopl. in the needs Of many ni
our cuunlry's d brave defenders.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10
NOTICE.

All persons Interested IN the orEAniza-
fion OF literary society for the benefit
of Holyoke and vicinity arc requested to
meet Mt Grand Army hall on Friday,
Feb. 10th. at 7;3o p. m. All will bs
welcome. Come and assist = worthy
cause. MANY CITIZENS.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

Ths wind from tho North blows rl,nr
and keen. and bad effects oi colds ~
seen. One Minute Cough Cufc 40 sud
and enr", will quickly perform II wende
ous euro. City Drug Store.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10
LOOK HERE.

And order to make room forj . car
load OF new -four, We will for tho next
70 days sell for cash, Cactus aud Fi,nee.
two we'll known brands of tho Crcte
mills fionr for zoo. per sack and all osher
goods in proportion.
C.J. SLATER L Sos.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

TJ Mcdonald has received tho ap
ppinimont as guard ut the State Peui
ientiary at canon CITY. lie puts on the
Uniform April ist. Goal.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

Moro Strange faces aru seen on our
streets now Than IN It's curly days Of
prosperity. We have hea d Of towns Of
shich thus could not bs suid. We are
all night.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

Succcss In everything dcpcnda largely
upon good health, DE Witta Lutte
Early liiaefs nre litlo health producing
pills. SEQ the poinii Then take an
EARLY liiser."--Oiiy Drug Store.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10
FOR SALE.

All OF section ., tow 0, range A, in
Phillips county, Colorado, at five dollars
and halt (55.5O) per aero. Terms cash.
Apply to J. 4. Walsh, 795 W Taylor st.
Chicago, I'll. u
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

viii Aver returned irom Woodyvillc
Kansas last Mondpy eysAiug, where he
was called by thu sad news OF his moth
er's death.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

Having retired from the firm II the
Lamar Roller Mills l hereby tender my
thanks for past patronage aud trust you
will all continue with Mr.. Wilson.
p A.C. STEVENS.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

= Brakeman Frank Ditton met with n
painful accident ut Welllieet last Tues
day, having his hand badly mashed
while making coupling.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

Rufus Cooperridcr has been in Hol
yoke very fr,qneutly Of late and now
comes TO the :'ont as u iull iledged real
estate agent ut Amherst. Success Ru-
itis.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

County clerk Beggs is kept busy show.
ing land to prospective purchaser. these
days.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

II YOU arc thinking OF making final
proof on your clnim. call aud nco j. Is.
Cnmmins, clerk OF the district court.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

Farmer IL. q. Warren REDUCES at the
advent OF bouncing boy ut his house
ON Feb. 4.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

BoRs. 10 Il. Il. IRE, land ahd wife
on Fob. 6, M ilib boy. Pa Freeland
now weais B tS NJ smils ~ wnrm il
would melt hole in tho suow.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10
TEACHERS NOTICE

The tcnchcfs Ut the county nrc lptcby
notified that tho let quarterly esnminp.
ton OF icachcra lot the year 1893 will be
hold In llolyohc, Colorado, February Il
nnd 20. Examination 10 begin promptly
tiv o'clock. central time, on Friday
inornipR.
Cnap, d, TiansiblRr,
90 SniL
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

II you are thinking Of buying n cook
stove this spriug, como To Mowry's and
see what he will do for you.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

IRWIN & Co. don't want u max, two
hundred dollars. On one ear oil IA, hogs
SEQ them before yon sell.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

j.. G Ballcntine OF Des Moines Iowa
is visitor in the city, the guest ct S. z.
Peck.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-10

McColiister and his bull pup were
seen on our streets loose few days ugo.