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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
OR Long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC

FROM PIER <. y. r., FOOT EECTOR-sT.
Fer Atlantic Highland. Highland Beach. Se1bright,
Monmouth Beach and Long Danch, AZ 30. O:l1 \ VI.
q 90 l.. NJ. SATURDAY 80, 100 T. NJ Sundays, $3.50
y. NJ. 4. NJ.
For tlbcrn, OCEAN ,iroyc. A,bury Park and Point
Pleasant IU.lb A. NJ. Il 90 4. NJ Haturl,fs 10 H. NJ.
SUNDAYS. except ocean Grove ara Asbufy Park, 300
FOR Lakewood Toms River and iiafnceat I 80 \. NJ.
q 40 r. ~ >atur1ay- 80, 4. VI.
A D,rERTi >EMENTS md SUBSCRIPTIONS re-:
n ms NrW.YoKK TkiEtNE WILL nE RE.
IIIVl,D ~ TUI, UPTOWN OFFICE. Nc. -. lrual-
way. ID DOR north %, THIRTY nr.t-.t and ADNEii-
TISrN,TS'rS AZ III. following Branch Olires 2ji sth.
ave- o. cor rod..f. ~ Gt.aNt.; ~ Fourii ave-.
come Foareenthst. eco Thrda!e corner tory.s Ncnth
100 Wcst F.rty second 1872 couThus.o,c. 81 Ave.
rur 2 q 'TLitd.avc.; 20 N@t Faurccnth.t t.; 80
West isd.st; 80 Ihird,yo:; s's ihird-ave.; %o'i
Third.avr.. ht le,h nnd il3,h s'rso -. o., ,...,,
and wenty a;t.s; eia West Otc hundred snd.twcnty
hfth.st 800 Wet on'hhu o"'dhu " hfth'st' w
o a y. ut regular criCs istts.
London Ouee for ad'eiuseMeAts' 40 hrsentst, W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
FURNISHED Apartments 60 Get.

Boston.
ITO LET.-Furnlshed. for the summer the whole or
i portion u III Hotel OSLO RI, Boston; three large
rooms and bath. Apply 10y mail =
H., Suite - ~ the Ifotci Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

IN. \. 1. III. H. KK. Co.. Lessce)
Trains leave West i-d.,t -tstion. Ntw-l ork as fol.
lows aud L. mlnrTtes earlier from IT, Frankie ST.. n r..
3:3O 4. NJ. Daily for NewDuIs. Kingston Albany {;
daily except Sunday. west OF tocyman'S Jc.
7;3O A. M.-Dsy for Albany except sunday. Montreal.
IOtIO A. W.. Daily for Albany Uucl, Syracuse, Ro hes
ter. buffalo. Nagari Fails, Detroit. Chicago; except
saturday for Toronto.
11.35 A. 0I.-Daily, except Sunday. for Albany ana
400 y. W. Daily. except Sunday for Albany.
J,lJ T. l-Day for Albany. Montreal U.ica. syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Chicago. ST Louis.
$3.50 r. ,I.pay excep. Sunday. FOR NewburG. Albany.
and Montreal.
b,ls i. M.-Day Albany, Utica. syracuse, Rochcs
ialo, Niagara Falls, Toronto, Detioit, Chicago
Louis. . .
nav III, liAw LOCALS 90 \: NJ, 2;i5, - r. ".
NIMBUtH Loo AS, %: O:l0 y. NJ, i 10. I 80
> 81 a. 80. II ~ 4. NJ.
Sleeping FOR Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto, De.
trot chicago on all through trains
Daily. tickets Timetables. parlor and sleeping
ear ACCOMMODATIONS or Information apply Offices: Brook
Ign. 1888 washingtonst 726 fuiton,st, Annex once.
sf2 BroadWay, li3 ,i'wery, 81 East lithst % West
G. Z. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
ROYAL BLUE LIN z.

EArEt>s TRAINS leave s,auon Central Railroad Of
New jersey. foo Of Llbclty-s;.. North l.iN,f IN o
FOR rlllLAplLtIIA. week days. 4 g. 5 go ?i;y9S
l 10 O2 ca o 90 S ~ rsrSr ca 49, 900 80
- D. M. T. Is night. sunday. 900 10 80, IL .30
fDnng Carr a. N. 80 50 dining Car, 900. 600
D. H.. T. IL night. ......n. =, -,
= IOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON week days
and SUNDAYS 900, II go Dining Car a, H. 80, $50
(pnng Carr 90 . 90 p, ~, X 10 night nnu, c,..
pullman dog trains. ana Pullman Sleep
Ing Cars night trains . -,
o55 o5l AS 9ii. llO 1928 Broadway, I37 SlXth;ave.
scI Vs., i25th-t, Now York Cour', $50 Fulton-st.
I,rnokyn and % Brt ldwaY, Williams burg.
The Ncw.York Transfer Co. viii call for and check
baggage from hotel residence n Destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

gercke, Gu.tay; to MARY .ISsI II Scar. " Of so1t
nsu@ TA fe@us and wife to julius Rosenberg
I% and IF ,pHSs1 1t A ssnT Issass
he,h ,U ui, Mvs "'I wear ....... 500
B Sis H Geo f. t. james s" iverard
nu:ss, srd Ct d g Fsrnsnd Scnh,uer Of
nscTa Ella. Of e. 'sa to Emily ye@ Newton
p.sS.iss aa Gf 4 10 sSs Dry pSR Savings ns
coS s01 Jacob Ct Ct Msysf Gos l q S Sh
oowe f. Marian Marian y ss he Harlem savings Bank
Wig 4 E r o;i 1000
Dunn. e e ssH aSd MARI z wt@? 500
Decker iy john w. anS @ hsnis omsSss 10th - m
r..se Hsr 1ssa asa s ss ysaE on
ps Mcb asn sHd rH1 to n Max
Rivingtonst :: ;o r;,ic cna,,n. ''0O
f'ss e s ssn Trs e coma a4se i ia
r sds Louis ana wife to f Stuart. s
sD, I Rssl snS e w 1ss0 TO III. Sadey
compsny. Idmird. sothst. of Amster- - n
cres"Scfs IicnT% to Daniel paly No 80 Mon soo
rest months and another ''''
c'l'+' TG%!s t. s'; :S'tnEss saa sG 900
Gallagher. Della; to Franklin Hebbara ana 10 20
Harris George to 1Ientea ppn,snn n,c, ana 10 90
cs,SsS be sss to Ggssavus l. Lawrence NO 5000
maS.salid jes% r to he he Mct,cpotan Swings 10 90
' snsRc, NSc' WasSn sa'se 10 s ss
Hcsg %ss1Sss p. e Henry iurdca ua.ec. No GOO
yIo isS In rsv ti"aranee Co to D O'Nci
"'as , asses en-" Of S1 % Es""? '"a
Hqs:cy william ard y ys to Alex Brown 20 5000
o .so "f S1tiur " T. ct 81 !. Waller Edwards
,.uses ard snoher mo, ioshS' Of A"'e' 1850
is.ss Ema2uel !" Hfrmaan levy, no 81 Forsyth 20
Josa-or' He"Sy NJ ana wife 70 rreq Middle ~ ~
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-21
McKiegl,an Here

Congressman w. A. McKieghan of
Red Cloud, Nebraska with his wife,
came in this morning and will stay with
us until the special session of congress
meets or as long as he can so as not to
Interfere with his official duties. For
years MIR. Mckieghan has been a great
sufferer from rheumatism, for which
trouble he has endured considerable
Chatting from his malicious opponents.
but anyone can see from his pinched
and haggald face and spare form that
he is a terrible sufferer. He has bathed
ut the Arkansas Hot Springs and got
very little benefit, but we are sure he
can be restored and made whole here.
He was not inclined to talk politics to-
day and is nursing his aching Joints and
hoping our healing waters may relieve
him of his suffering. His wife is also
troubled with rheumatism and will also
take a course of baths. His many Red
Willow county friends here will find
him located at the Gillespie and he will
be glad to see them all. The STAR
sincerely hopes he may leave his aches
and pains with us and can 60 back to
the special session with his full vigOr to
try to right the financial troubles and
lend his valuable counsel toward u sue
cessful solution of the difficulties with
which our country is now beset. We
welcome them to Hot Springs and hope
they may he pleased and prolited with
their visit here. "a
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-21
Worlds Far Coach Excursion.

The Ekhorn will sell round trip ex.
cursion tickets to Chicago at s27.5o
the following dates: July 18th. oath
31st and August 7tli. One way on same
dates, $22.75. Tickets sold July 17th
will be good on train leaving Chicago
July 81 or IS; sold July "a, good return.
ing July 90 or Aug. 4; sold July 81
good returning Aug. or IL; sold Aug.
Z, good returning Aug. II or is. DO
not forget the dates and remember the
Elkliorn offers superior service is the
shortest route and makes two hours the
best time to Chicago. For further in.
formation call OH n. ID. Wood. ACT.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-21
Meeting of Co,,nc;,.

Council met last night in adjourned
regular meeting, with Acting Mayor
Mcgowan, and Aldermen Vincent.
Wells. Marty, Mollring and Ellsworth
present.
Moved and carried that $3.50 be de-
dueted from w. ii. Johnson's estimate
Cor grading, and bis warrant be allow
ed at $l,03940. Other smaller bills
were allowed, including the final esti.
mate on the soldiers home sewer of
$500 TO Traut and Gillespie.
A resolution was then presented de.
caring the Office of city justice of the
peace vacant. 1t was passed by a
unanimous vote of the council.
James Ridpath was then appointed
city Justice of the peace and confirmed
by the council.
The official bond of Jasper H.
Boomer a., police magistrate, recently
appointed by council, was approved.
The reading of the bond of Geo. w.
Glow was on motion suspended.
1t was moved and carried that the
police judges docket and papers be
given to Police Judge j. H. Boomer.
The petition of Dir. j. B. Cheney
asking for permit to erect frame
addition was presented, read and refer
red to committee OH fire and police.
The committe on fire and police was
instructed to look after the fire appa.
ratus with power to act.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-21
cHAuTAuQuA ASSEMBLY
FOURTH ANNUAL PROGRAM.
A Rich Treat in Store for Those Who
Attend. Fine Array of Talent.
july 81 TO AUGUST :.

The program for the Black Hills
Chautauqua assembly is now being dis.
tributed. 1t is a Program that should
attract Il large attendance.
Rev. WIS Peterson will again have
charge of the chorus class. having two
sessions Il day.
The w. c. 4. U. school of methods
will be conducted daily at III o'clock by
Mrs. Emma A. Cranmer, president of
the South Dakota Union, and very
bright woman.
Mrs. Alice Gossage will have charge
of the little folks, and her success as a
teacher of little ones promises her a
large class.
Prof. j. Q. Murray, of Cannon theo.
logical seminary, will conduct class
in English bible at 0 o'clock a. m. for
six days beginning Monday, July slst.
He will also give his popular lecture
I'm and About Jerusalem," and the
Passion Play (stereopticon on the even
ings of July 10th and Aug. 4th-all ex-
CccOiuSly interesting.
Rev. j. w. ID. Anderson, Ph. d.. will
deliver his course of eight lectures ON
English literature. which are certain of
being unusually interesting and in
st1uctive.
DIR. g. q. Lashy, ID. D.. will delight
the audiences witt, his stereopticon
"sight Sreing in Egypt
Prof. B. w. Evermann upon six
Months in the Bering Sea ON the Fur
Seal Expedition" (stereopticom will
prove of great interest.
Mrs. Isabella III. Irish will entertain
the assembly with"A Fortnight Among
the Alps
Hon. w. j. Bryan's address upon
"bi-metalism" on Friday evening, July
2sth, promises to he one of the chief at
fractions of the assembly. lie will be
the leader in congress upon that ques-
tion. andsis one of the most eloquent
speakers i'll the country.
Mrs. G. NJ. Woodward will talk upon
"the sword of REFORM
Tue Orphean Quartette will give two
of their favorite concerts,
Dr. Mare. w. Darling will entertain
the people with his humorous lecture,
"Why we Laugh and "Factors and
Forces of Life"
Rev. Jesse ID. Searles will give some
of his thrilling experiences i'm going
ssovarlaud IN California;
DIR. Z. b. Graham. the chalk talker,
will please the people upon two or three
occasions.
This is portion of the good things
that the management of the Black Hills
Chantauqua Assembly has arranged for
this year. There is much more that
will please and delight all who attend.
1t will be grand opportunity for rest,
recreation, instruction and amusement.
Tents may he rented upon the grounds
for S4.5U for the season. Season tickets
$3.50; family tickets, $500; one day
35 cents; single admission, 25
cents.
The railroads have made "a rate of one
fare for the round trip.
Keep the dates in mind-July 27 to
August land plan to attend the entire
session, or a part at least.
Ask or write for a complete program
of Fl. B. Hare.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-21
Notice..

There will be regular meeting of
Martha Chapter No. %, q. L. Il. at their
lodge room on Tuesday evening july
%. All members are urged to be pres.
ent as business of Importance is to be
transacted.
BY order of the worthy matron.
Mrs. E. B. WARREN. Sec.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-21
The Mills of Justice,

The STAR force has been the inyolun
tary audience for great chunks of elO-
quence that have come floating to us
on the wings of the wind from the star
chambers of justice in close proximity
for the last two days. Tuesday the
board of education thought they would
consult the oracle of justice. and were
not satisfied. Today the board of al
dermen are taking their turn, pounding
away at Police judge Kanable over
Marshal Roe's shoulders, through city
attorney Wilson. The case has been car
ried ON with extreme earnestness and
at times all the attorneys were on their
feet at the same time importuning the
court for their rights. Defendants mo-
tion to dismiss for want of jurisdiction,
was not sustained. Alderman Wells
refused to testify claiming the consti-
tutional right that the question asked
would criminate himself. The battle has
waged necessarily hot all the day long,
and between the scorching blasts from
and temper from the legal luminaries,
it has veritably been q red-hot day
about old city hall. Yet with it all. his
his honor, Judge Ridpath. has retained
his usual dignity and cOmpOsure.
Messrs. Norton and johnson are at
tcrneys for plaintiff, and City Attorney
Wilson for defendant. AS we 90 to
press Mr.. Wells has just left the stand
without testifying, and T.. G. Johnson
has taken the witness stand. 1t drags
very slowly. hut is fun for the LARGE
crowd of spectators.
Prof. Lymer isabout the only one
left at the college to run the summer
school, look after the Chautauqua and
run things generally, and he is having
a busy time of it.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-21
Mrs. o. E. Lamberson of Fremont.
Neb.. is enjoying short period of
rest in our city.

ployed in putting in a box fiume b,
the side of College Hill road, in from,
of Walter McKay's residence. Thi
ravine will be filled in with dirt from
grading the street on the east side Of
the college. 1t will be great i'm
provement when this is completed.
Robt. Parmley has purchased from
Assignee L. s. Gull, the outfit of tools
ETC., of White Bros. and we under.
stand will open up meat marke,
there in the very near future. Bob is
rustler and can make things 90 all
right. He tells us he is going to do a
strictly cash business and avoid the
rut that White Bros. mired down IN.
The council is dong wholesale
head chopping business just now.
City Justice Glow thought he was
city justice. but the council had dis
covered that he had neglected to file
his bond in the statutory time and
when it was presented some time ago
they did not honor it, and would not
allow it TO be read. Last night they
appointed Judge Ridpath to fill the
alledged vacancy.
Charles Gates. ex-postmaster at
Pierce, Neb., is here enjoying a vaca.
ton. He came in company with a
son Of Judge Macdonald, who has
been bathing for Rheumatism, or a
condition of helplessness brought on
from it. Mr.. Macdonald is Improving
considerably. He spent three months
at Hot Springs, Ark, last year without
getting any benefit.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-21

Hot Springs business men should
interest Themselves in the Chautauaua
assembly and each one exert himself
in aiding to bring big crowd to the
city. Help the Chautauqua and you
help Hot Springs and your business.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-07-21

j. NJ. Smith was installed as sales
man in the dry goods and boot and
snoe department at the big store of
S. c. Fargo & Son Monday.
The state herald., 1893-05-12


Ito, Springs, South Dakota. IL almost
as famous for it's beautiful, healthfui sit
ua,ion and its pure, rost.iaden mir as foI
the remarkable properties OF it's ,herma
waters.
Nesting costly in lovely valley ant
completely Rirtnhoni by a circiling rang,
OF protecting hills. u place is ,eriiablt
N Mecca for health and pleasure scekera
!, combines. 10 an astonishing degree
tho most desirable features Of high
clas1 aapitarinm with those OF a charm
ing pleasure resort.
For tho strong nrc superb driYssi In.
tercstiDg walks: out door annsemcnts'
everything, In fac, tbnt makes the G'cndy
hand rtill slender and tho bright oyc still
brighter. For tho weak hre tho most
valuable, strengthening aud rcjnycuating
waters In America waters which nru
muryclously beneficial 10 sufferers from
rheumatism sciaiics, dyapepsin aud
scores Of similar distressing ailments.
Tho ho,olBi Hot Springs hotels nrc
larger. better, moto comfortable than
ihonc ~ ANY other western teaort. And
Ia plunge buth aud bath houses are
complete.
When yuu visit Hot Springs, which
you're pretty Gufo to 10 eonn tlmc or
nnoiheriako tho Burlington Route. IL
T.. L.. q Ia. a. tttlfs
The state herald., 1893-05-12
The Worlds Fair.

A great white cityl Buildings large
enough 70 seat hundreds OF thousands OF
people at one timel A park two miles
long, varying from few hundred yards
lo,a milf in width and fronting tho lev
hest inland sea IN the world! Flowers
music. strange people everywherel
ThatJ the Columbian Exposition.
Don't miss it. lts the greatest, grand
est, mtst unique spectacle this earth
oi oura ever saw. Aud tho Burlington
Route will take you there comfortably,
quickly, cheaply. See the local agent;ho
will tell you all about trains. Excursion
rates eiery day. 90
The state herald., 1893-05-12
lrhlRVIEW.
To,i.

Wasn't that delightful RAM settlers
wear hroad smile now.
s. S. Worlcy was called TO his old
homo NJ Dorchester, Neb., by tho serious
Illness OF his mother.
Rsv Giles, will preach at fairyiew
ngain, May the ?stb, nj 3 o'clock.
A very promising Sabbath school has
hcen organizcd at tho Daggy school
house, with Robert White, supcfintcnd.
oni.
We learn that Our young frioEd Mat
tic Daggy wnu married In Nebraska the
10Th Of April, We failed 10 learn the
nnme OF the happy groom. but long lite
apd happiness to thom all the nsme.
Mr.. Caublc, has invehtod In tine
team.
Mr.. nurdctto also has one new road.
star.
Seen on Broadway last week, Mr. and
Mrl. Dnsgy.
DR.. puRh aud wife, vlpi,cd with NJ. N.
Worley mud wife, last Tuesday,
Mr.. Iiu1cn han invested IN ri1iuR
enltiyator.
School election last Monday night re.
suited IN tho 70 election oi y, H. r.
lIasep, rrcsident mud Wm. Huffman Us
secretary.
Grsss VINO.
The state herald., 1893-05-12
oamo Laws for Editors.

A much abused editor of an Ohio agri.
cultural weekly has drafted the follow
ing game law, and has asked tho mem
bers OF his county to work for it's pass.
age:
"Book agcn,s may be killed from Sep
tcmoer iHt 10 ortvo-r iov, -r.,-, ---.-
March LIST to July ls,; scandal mopgers
any time; whale, August 1st TO Janunr,
ls;; mule. May LIST To September 1st; tho
man who waits until tho editor is gone
from homs and then sneaks in and
throws half a cord OF elm Stag in tho cd
i,orial woodhouso in payment for years
subscription, No well ms the antiquarian,
two-renny business man who thinks il
does not pay TO advertise, may be killed
from January LIST to December 3lst, with
ont recourse or any relief from valuation
or hppraiscment laws.-Ex.
The state herald., 1893-05-12
To The Taxpayers of Phillips &c

To The Taxpayers of Phillips Co.
I. j. Mcdonald, Gen. Road Oycrseer,
having resigned his positlon we, take
this mems OF notifying you Tia. we have
decided that, for the present wo will not
appoin, anyone to succeed hun. We
have arranged with j., a. Hoskins coun.
ty treasurer to receive the road tax from
th.so who arc liable for same aud hope
p, sane. II no, paid on aea u 6slois 6bl 'ihhl 'ihhal
tiaie we will DO under the disagroaLle
necessity Of appointing n road ovcrseer
TO collect same at the expense Of the
taxpayers, We hope NIL persons will
join us in trying to save tho county this
additional expcuso.
BY Order Of the Board Of Co. Com.
S. W. BgGos, Co. Clerk,
BY l.. LEBLAsc, Deputy.
The state herald., 1893-05-12
AMHERST.

Farmers are happy.
The kicker is kicking; 100 much rain
Their, were 80, OF rain fall last week
Mr., and Mrs. Elmer rrcgo, were guests
OF Mr.. md Mrs. Warnock, last Sunday
Mrs. Chester IIear,t, was pleasant
caller n. Mrs. Fultons last week.
Warnoea L Brainard are sinking Mr.
lerns' well deeper.
Jake Burks made trip to Julesburf
last week after hoy.
Mr.. Robert Boiler will star. iol
Europe in lew iays.
Mrs. Ed Walker aud Miss Ida Zern.
were in Venango last Saturday.
Dan and Jnke Furry started for tn,
worlds fair Inst Monday.
TA..
The state herald., 1893-05-12

when Adam was boy, worli's fairs
were not thought OF. They're modern
product. And the more modern lEsy are,
the batter they are.
The Columbian Expoa ion Is the iu,osl
and best-a long wny tho best. The
whole wide world has combined To make
IL worthy Of tho nineteenth century and
DO end.avor was ever more successful.
The Great Fair IL dazzling in bril-
liancy; oyerpov efiug in sixo; nasniiic, nj
alike in conception and execution.
A visit to II is tho privilege Of life
tine, and tho easiest and best way tc
ayGi! yourself Of that privilege 10 TO iaL'
tho Burlington Route to Chicago. The
local agent will gladly give YOU any In
!ormation you stand IN need Of. Excur
sipn rates every day.
The state herald., 1893-05-12

We taks this opportunity to thank
the people OF Phillips county for their
liberal patronage during tho past wear.
1t has no,r been one year since We open
ed our -four and feed exchange store at
HoIyoke ulder tho management oil j. Il.
Saxton who, by his uniformly courteous
and fair treatment OF all customers, has
succeeded IN bnilling up large and
satisfactory business. Under the man
agemeut Of Mr.. Saxton, we hope to be
able TO so coniuc, the business during
the coming year rs to give entire sn,is-
faction to our many customers. -
LoHsE Bhos
The state herald., 1893-05-12
ATTENTION, EARMsRSl

have recently brought to Phillips
county, from Illinois, five Of the best
s,allions ever brought to this part OF the
state nnd will make the season with
thsm in this county. l will give promi-
ums OF sl25o, $1,000 and s5.C0 for first,
second and third hest colt OF each horse.
! have recently sold half interest in
two of the horses to S. w. Beggs. Head
quarters for horses viii 10 nt lrwin's
Brood Darn. All patrons OF tho barn
will be furnished free accommodations
in the way OF stable room.
HOLMES Il BEGGS.
WM. HOLMES, Mgr.
The state herald., 1893-05-12
;, IL. Whl,ham anotea p.nsii

r. H. Whitman quotes p;li,T
Riverside oranges % c. per doz.
Bananas rs q. per doz.
Rock salt 81 per cvt.
Finest bbl. sal. In the wcs' 81.
. crown raisius II rbs 81.
Rice 10 lbs 81.
Crackers by tho box 7 c. per d.
. n can baking powder . c.
Ladies' shoes al.
,ions plow nhoea sl.
Mems straw hats G. each.
LII muslin G c. por I'd.
Calico d aud c. per yd.
viii pny ~ Q. per dos. Tor cgga.
~ To A. c. per bu. tor good wheat.
BE sure and call at whiihani's. wht
curries the neses, and largest assortoC
stock IN town.
The state herald., 1893-05-12
Holyoke, Colo, Apr. 25, 1891.

Al Hoiyoke' Soio', apr 20, loVj.
n Worlds Fair round-trip tickots now
> sale At the D. & NJ x. Il. ticket oiiics
r'cs Eio.o3. Lmitei To continuous
passage gong md good until November
bth, 1893. Also on same dates md lin.
~ round tickets TO 81, Lonis and return
' $685.. A. b. WEsr, Agent.
The state herald., 1893-05-12

Mrs. Melkus has had her business
house on Inter occan avenue rrpainted
this wo.k. This was much needed I'M.
provement mud il would add much TO
tho Appearance Of our town Il other
property owners would treat their bust
nesg houses in tho samo manner.
The state herald., 1893-05-12

You will want to drive this fine westh-
er; get buggy and single haruoss nj
Gillett Bros.
The state herald., 1893-05-12

The City Drug Store has received 0
now and beautiful stock OF wall paper
and will sell II ut prices that defy CON.
petition.
The state herald., 1893-05-12

Prof O. u. TimbcIlsto hna been In Mt
tendance upon the annual meeting Of
county anpcnn,endcnts Of schools at
Boulder, 1T. Collins and Greeley this
week.
The state herald., 1893-05-12

j. II. Hatcher. from Elsie. Ncb., is now
manager OF the Howard LuVber COS.
yard at Holyoke.
The state herald., 1893-05-12

Subiecis of Sermons nt the M. Il.
Church mex, Sunday will be: Morning,
Christ tho central power IN Christian
lie" Evening, "sphorc OF tho Epworth
League" As this is the ith anniversary
~ tho Epworih Loaguo the devotional
meeting will partnk. oi np anniversary
character. TIN 7;3o p. IN. Preaching
s,nO
The state herald., 1893-05-12

PIEAaEsT VALLEY, April 22, %
We, tho officers and members uf the
Plensent Valley Church. wish in this
way to thank those who 40 kindly, and
!iberally assisted, by their money and In.
Dor. in the erection OF our church build.
ing Mt Plcasont Valley. Mny God reward
them for thor kindness.