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The herald., 1893-09-03
THE ELKs HAVE A GOOD TIME.

They Entert-tn Delsgation from Sat
Diego aud fnitiatsr New Members.
The Eks had lively time at the ole
Turner hail last night, the occasion
Being the presence Of delegation OF fra
ternal brethren from San Diego.
The order held open house, and be-
sides entertaining their own society
welcomed nil outsiders who dropped in
tolsee them.
Every body was out for fun and in q
good humor, and all were made to know
that it. was for fun that the gathering
was there.
Sandwiches and liquid refreshments
were served. 90
Mr.. Martin Lehman presided, and
with the efficient aid of the two SER
gesnts-at-arms. w. O. Gilkey and Mr..
Led better, together with countless fines,
kept the crowd partially subdued.
n The following we'll known gentlemen
were attired N spotless aprons, and di-
vided between them the labors oi rush.
ing countless trays OF growlers: l. H..
Polk, w. s. Moore, Ed Niles, Thomas
Darmody, Frank Holtzslander, Art Gill
key, Harry Gutsch, Jim Meredith, ]. E..
Teeter, DR.. MacGowan. VIM. Sslter, j.
Timothy, DR.. Fleming, Ed Maud, M. O..
Nolan and Frank Finlsyson.
A number Of new members we're initi-
ated, after which the fun commenced.
The various selections were principally
extemporaneous, and were all well re-
ceived. Instrumental and vocal music,
j'gs and speeches being given.
The San Diego delegation is as fol
lows; ii. W. Alden, @. M. Burbeck, +.
O. Boeckh, j. s. Barnhman, B. D. Olug-
ston, A. F. Cornell. Eugene Daney, J..
M. Dodge. |. v. Dudley, J. g. Decatur,
c. 0. Forgate. A. G. Gassen, D. Gorbe-
nauer. H. X. HARRISON, A. G. Harry, G..
M. Hawley, W. A. Hawkins. J. s. John
ston, r. @. Jones. ]. A. Josper, Stewart
Kennedy. G. d. Long. ]. l.. Msthieson,
]. P. McDuaid, H. M. Mathews, W. F.
Riley, II. B Rice, 7. j. Storey, J. ver-
non, w. w. Wetzell, L. r. Works, J.
Bell, w. I. DeGroot. H. Kenih, F. R.
Burnbam, J. B. Badgsley, ]. S Carlen.
J. @. Fisher and Dan M. Cronan, Ssgi-
nav, Mich.
The herald., 1893-09-03

The chamber of commerce excursion
to the worlds fair will start tomorrow.
About $50 of the members and their
wives will make the trip to the white
city, and we have no doubt it will be one
OF the most enjoyable yet made to that
center of attraction. 1t is composed
mostly of our representative business
people, and has been invited to make a
few hours call at several OF the leading
towns en- route and receive welcome.
The progress Of this notable party will
be watched with interest.
The herald., 1893-09-03

CAPTAIN Cross yesterday broke ground
in this city for a new electric road to
Pasadena. 1t will start from the old
plaza. go across the river by way OF
Macy street, and reach Pasadena via the
old cafion road. The crown Of the valley
city promises to be we'll supplied with
lines of communication. 1t already has
two railroads, and if the Los Angeles
Electric Railroad company also extends
its line to Pasadena, via the Garvanza
route, it will also be connected with this
city by two electric roads.
The herald., 1893-09-03
ENGLAND AND INDIA.

1t appears that one of the objects had
in view by the British government, in
causing or sanctioning the closing of the
Indian mints to the coinage of rupees,
was to establish parity OF exchange
between the currencies of England and
her great dependency, India, for the
benefit of commerce between the two
countries, and of English officers sta
toned in India; and also, perhaps, to
save from bankruptcy the Indian gov
ernment, which owes large sums, pay
able in gold, to English bondholders.
By stopping the further coinage of
rupees it is expected that the existing
stock will rise with gold, thus main
tanning an artificial parity between the
rupee and the pound sterling, as by
similar methods of limiting the volume
of silver fve-franc pieces and standard
silver dollars these coins are artificially
kept at par with gold, much above their
intrinsic value, in France and the
United States respectively.
In taking this step, however, it looks
as though the British government had
opened a Pandora'a box. The ratio
Professionally establised by the India
council is one shilling and four pence
for the rupee, or 15 rupees to the pound
10 rupees to the pound being the
former ratio.
By attempting to arbitrarily fix on Is
rupees as the equivalent of the sover-
eign, or pound sterling, the inference
would seem to be that the English
people. with a moderation that seems
astounding, are willing to accept a 30
per cent increase of the vast debt due
them from the people and government
of India, if paid in rupees already
coined. But what about the poor
devils who have little boards of un-
coined silver, amounting in the aggre-
gate, perhaps, tc one half the amount
of that metal in India, who now find
that they have to pay from 10 to rs per
The herald., 1893-09-03
A Man In the Right Place.

Stepping into the beautiful undertaking par
lors of Robert Sharp, at 536 8. Spring, snd
taking a seat at the kindly "be seated" we
glanced around casually and watched the
movements of Mr.. Sharp and his able assist
ants. We could not help but notice the quiet
and unostentatious manner in which things
were conducted there, and concluded that il
any man in the city was thoroughly fitted for
was. When at liberty, in answer to questions,
he responded: "Yes, l am much gratiHed at
my success in my present location. II is the
bsst evidence could wisho the approval OF
efforts to change the old-time undertaking
house from place of gloom TO its present
parlor-like appearance, and it further sub stan
tiates my expressed views Ia regard to the
location being desirable one. With the aid
of the telephone we can be reached from any
part Of the city or county, at any hour OF the
day or night. Yes, sir: we always respond. 1t
matters not when or where or what the cir
cumstances may be. Yes, fndeed we are firm
believers in advertising but we believe in ad-
vertising ourselves and business, and not in
publishing list of our patrons who by reason
OF circumstances have called upon us profess
sionally. No, you never have and never will
see such list published to advertise this house.
We expect 20 do it on merit, and our own merit,
by kindness promptness and an earnest desire
to tighten the load of those already crushed by
sorrow. Yes. there is always somebody here
day or night, so 1t matters not whether 36
South Spring is visited in person or telephone
1929 is rung up, a ready RESP onse is assured"
The herald., 1893-09-03
HAVE YOU GOT SAND y
II 1t Will Make Glass, Send Some to
Virgins.

II 1t Will Make Glass, Send Some to
Virgins.
Mr.. Frank Virgins, at the worlds
fair, wired Mr.. Robert McGarvin yes.
terday, asking him to send some sam
pies of the sand hereabouts suitable for
glassmaking, adding that a Chicago
glass factory firm would coneider in
ducements to locate in Los Angeles il
they were offered.
Mr.. McGarvin wishes any persons
who have samples of such sand to put
them in suitable packages, marked
Frank Virgins, Chicago" and have
them at the chamber of commerce ex-
cursion train, at La Grande station,
tomorrow, before l 80 p. M, and he will
see that they get to Chicago.
The herald., 1893-09-03
NEIdnBoRINd PLACES.

PAsADENA-A legal squabble,. =. Buildin g
boom.
UNivxRsIrY-Social matters.
sAN BERARDINo-The Gorden concert o sue.
cess.
RIvBRuDx-Return of Banker o. T. Dyer.
ORANGE CoUNTY-A water strike at Santa
Ana.
PoxoNA--An error of $ss, $50 in the city as
sessment which reduces it that much :. N Notes.
TERMINAL IsLAND-Many visitors.
The herald., 1893-09-03

CHOLERA, having made its appearance
in Jersey City, has excited the greatest
alarm. Some of the Hamburg steamers
land at that city, and it is probable that
the disease was brought over on one of
them. although it ia said to have been
traced to fruit brought from Smyrna.
The herald., 1893-09-03

Friendly legislation to this industry will
build 1t up into immense proportions,
and the competition that will naturally
grow mp between the existing fruit dis-
tricts and those that are being largely
exploited in our neighboring territories
will always secure the consumers against
exorbitant prices.
The herald., 1893-09-03

Edmundr, Mrs. s. Maier. J. S. Maier.
W. A, MMer. Mr. J.. dickson. Mrs. J
Hickeon, Mr.. Guy q. Capps, Miss A
Shrader, Mrs. Emma StolIenhurg, Mrs.
VI. N. Avery. llr w. q. Hammell, Mrs.
pr. W. Il. Hammeil, Miss Mabel Hick-
son. Miss Olive Hickeon, Mics L. Stet-
teg. MSe. S. +. Hill.
The herald., 1893-09-03
HEBREW HOLIDAYS.

The Events of tho New Year aud Their
Names.
The calendar OF Hebrew holidays for
1854 is as follows:
New Year, Monday, September 11tb.
Day of Atonement, Wednesday, Sep
tember Goth.
Souccos, Monday, September 25th.
Shmini Atzeres, Monday. October I'd.
All these holidays begin with the
evening previous.
The herald., 1893-09-03
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers OF all delinquent mail subscribers
tinued hereafter. No papers will be sent TO
subscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance. This rule is intlexible.
L. p. Fisher, newspaper advertising agent, Il
Merchants' EXCHANGE san Francisco. is an
authorized agent This paper is kept on file In
his Office.
THE HERALD is sold at the Occidental Hotel
news stand, San Francisco, for SC copy.
The herald., 1893-09-03
Division OF Adams street. Tract.

The division of the Adams Street Homestead
tract takes place on Thursday. S. pit. 4 1893. at
IL a. M, at the Knights of Dor Hall, No. 20S
North Ma n street All monthly Yaym nts now
due must be paid before the divis on. Southern
Ca iIornia Land Co. b. W. ERCk, S,c'y.
The herald., 1893-09-03
Nnst IudIa Herb Tea Oure.

Consti patton, bliousness and headache,
cleanses the system, stimulates the liv-r and
kidneys, makes new blood Entirely vegeta
BILE. Sample flee. II. M. SALE BON. agents,
22O South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-09-03
AND MIsCELLANEoUs-su.

xOCAL AND ml5O6LLAN hOOb-ou
preme court decision. Olive street resi-
dents want that thoroughfare improved ....
Business men ask the removal of demi mon
daines from Los Angeles street Society
news. Dramatic news and COMMENT.
Tammany's letter from San Francisco. ON
the Turn OF Card, a tale of Gold Hill life
=. The voice OF labor. .Lugo found guilty
of prostituting his wife....New suits. This
afternoons concert in Westlake Park. Bill
ly Young sentenced to ten years at San
Quentin. Mr.. IDussey charged with petit
larceny . Justice court cases. Monthly
August weather Health officers report
for last month Chamber of commerce ex-
cursion "A solid investment company In
corporated :. Suicide of Fred Constantine
-. Congressman Cannon denounced as
traitor at q silver meeting. William NJ.
Jenkins breaks two bicycle records. -. The
solid seven of the board of education run
things to suit themselves. "A number of
Denver desperadoes In the city. -. The Elks.
The herald., 1893-09-03
II You Need a Truss

Call at Beckwith's pharmacy, 303 North Main.
A at guaranteed, Our book al about hernia
or rupture, now ready, free at our store or by
mail. JOHN BECKWITH & SON, druggi,ts.
The herald., 1893-09-03
A. Is. Chapman

sells the Glenwood ranges and Richmond
ranges, the two belt stoves in America. House
ho.d goods specially Ala s. spdng ST.
The herald., 1893-09-03
On Schedule Time,

The Southern California land Co., neve
postpones its subdivisions. Tae Adams stree
Homestead tract divides ON Thursday, 7tb.
The herald., 1893-09-03
AN INDEX TO YESTERDAY.

BY TELEGRAPH-E Efforts to press the
repeal bill to an early vote in the senate, =,
Silver men keeping cool :. Chinese exclus-
ION discussed in the senate. Feeling
developed In the debate over the new rules
In the house. German army meneuvers
and celebration of the victory of Sedan. -.
Tho kaiser ovated. Emperor Franz Joseph
sets an example to his troops. "A hurricane
in the Azores. :. South Carolina storm vic
tins. Catholic education day at the
worlds fair. The Redlands anti-Chinese
war quieted down. :. Pacific coast news.
Sporting notes
The herald., 1893-09-03
The only Keslsy Institf

IN Southern California il ut Riverside. The
Los Angeles Office is at rooms "a and IS. New
Wilson block.
The herald., 1893-09-03

Eastarn Creamery Butter.
Foreign and domestic cheese at J. c. Rails,
6la 4. broadway. Broadway Market.
The herald., 1893-09-03

New and Old Books,
Magazines, etc. Book Exchange, cor. Second
Rnd Main straatR.
The herald., 1893-09-03
DIRECT IMPoRTATIONS.

Just received ex ship City of Glasgow, via
San Diego, from LONDON, 1875 cases Bess 4 Co e
Pale Ale, pints and quarts, and Guinness' Dub
lin stout.
Rx ship Orion. via New Orleans, 35 cases as
sorted (ordiaIs from, p Cusaniar flIs sine 4 cie
France, consisting of Anisette, Creme de Men
the, Curacao Creme de Roses, Creme de Moka,
Marischino. Chartreukse, Benedictine, ETC. sa
Also "a cases c. & w. Stewards Scotch WhtB-
key, from Aberdeen, Scotland.
The state herald., 1893-09-01
HAXTUN.

School commences next Monday.
W. II. Davis will tssoh the Haxtun
school this fall and winter.
Haxtun 10 on the boom and nov 10 the
time to buy lots.
George Bloom has purchased lot and
moved his houss onto II last Monday.
He will ran livery and fs~d stable.
Quarterly conference for the Fleming
circuit Was held at Leroy last Monday.
Grandpa Scott 10 closing out his store
and will msks Neigh, Mob, his home
this winter.
Mrs. A. II. Hendrix expects 10 start
Tor Illinois next Monday; sho will yisi,
the Worlds Fair.
Fred r. Hofman went 10 Grand 10.
land, Neb., last week.
d. J. Hays aud r. A. Hoskins were In
HA1,un last Friday and Saturday. W.
do like TO hear u. ]. tell of the many
tricks Of tLut fine horse OF his.
DR.. wm. p. SANDERS and W. y. Rich.
ards Of Bussey. Iowa, srs visiting At W
r. Aliens.
Mn. Emma Chapman was In Ha1,uu
last Monday.
We need moro ligbM In our school
houss for evening church services, COZ
tribute your mite ssd help us out.
Mrs. q. Hollsnbsrssr spd sister, xiss
uksai>~ -.,,t IN A>hv~.kn "a, W.,l.>-
The state herald., 1893-09-01
Bales fsr lh. Rs,sIlls., Primary nsaiss
Holyors, col,., Aug 70, isg

Holyoke, Col,, Aug 70, 1854
To the republican electors OF Ph,iiips
county, Colo:
Notice ia hereby given that the repu6-
lican county convention will be held IL
Holyoks on saturday, Dot. z, 1893. for
the purpose Of placing in nomination /
candidate for the office Of county trsas-
urer, 1 candidate for the Office Of county
clerk, candidate for the Office Of county
superintendent Of schools, l candidate
for the Office Of county assesaor, cAudi-
date for the eiilce OF county sheri6, I
candidate for the Office Of county con-
missioner first dist, candidate for The
o(iics of coroner. -
The primaries in the several prsoiusts
in tho county will b held ON Ftidsy,
Oct 0. 1899, under tho rules and rseuia-:
tions sdoptsd BY the county central
committee.
The state herald., 1893-09-01
ALBERT W. YOUNG.


NoIyolte, Colo, Aug. %, 1888.
To the republican county central COM
mit,ee Of Phillips county, Colo.
According 10 the law governing pri-
mary elections for the republican party
r. bEhjllleiaA ssasts el@ ,bF'ISSS5 Sasse
mont to tho republicans Of the county OF
my intsuiion to DO candidate for the
Office of county commissioner. aubjsct 70
the decision Of the republican voters at
said primary election. n. ID. Corr.
The state herald., 1893-09-01
asAssl Nsssee.

All Dsa.rssidsut puplls attending tho
bs9oes seheeh must pay three dollsrs
tuitiea b edvasos ios saoh term Of three
osoahs seheo,. 70 The district treasurer.
b. J. Johssoa. There vill b. no rsdyeE
essa male ses lsss thaa foil term. Ps.
plls eeumseeios q the latter end ol
tseu uust pey for fall term or vuit IN.
eil the nsxt term begins, for the tuition
changed = fsf bslov the cost per capita
fss resident pspils. sehool will bssin
ospA Z. BsaxAap CAvANAuaH,
0ss'y Dist. 10,
The state herald., 1893-09-01

MAHmfED.--At the residence Of tho
bT'de's parents 10 Holyoke, Aug. -, 1893
Rev. Perry Moore officiating. Frank
Storm and Miss Cora R0se. The newly
wsddsd couple srs we'll and fsvorably
known to the people Of this county. Mr.,
Storm owns fam southwest Of Hoi.
Joke ~hsrs they will make thsir home
The HEnALp extends bcst wishss.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

Holyoke, Colo, Aug. 20, 1893.
To the republican central committees oi
Phillips county, Colo:
According to the law governing pr,-
mary elections for the republican party
Of Phillips county, Colo, hereby make
application through you for announce
ment to the republicans Of the county oI
my intention 10 be candidate for the
office OF comfy sheriff, subieot TO the
decision Of the republican voters at snic
primary elections. A. T., GUTHRIE.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

We publish In this Issue the announce.
msuss of candidates for nomipation q
the hapds Of tho republicans Of the coun.
". From this list u sspirants the rs.
publieaus sili hsvs no trouble In select.
Ing good ticket for they nre sll men Of
good sinndins In the county.
The state herald., 1893-09-01
Holyokc, Colo, Aug. %,

TfUTyUht, Co'U, II -V' It'o'
To tho republican county contral com :
mi,tee OF Phillips county, Colo:
According to the law governing pri.
mary elections for the republican party
OF Phillips county, Colo, l hereby make
application through you Tor announce
ment to tho republicans Of the county OF
my intention TO be n candidate for the
Office Of county sheriff, subject to the
decision Of tho republican voters ut said
primary elcctiona.
lI.nrRr W. YOUNG.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

Il W. r. Fulton will hsvo 100 acros oi
fall wheat put in on his farm near AN
herst, this county, this fall. He has
strong faith in fall wheat ss , success.
fnl crop for this oountry~
The state herald., 1893-09-01

Holy0ke, Colo, Aug. ~, lsJJ.
To the republican county central COM
mi,tee Of Phillips county, Colo:
According to the law governing pri-
mary elections for tho republican party
Of Phillips county, Colo, horeby mako
Applioatlon through you for announces
nsnt to the republicans Of the county oi
my intention 10 b. . candidate for the
office Of county ssssssor, subject 70 tlie
decision Of the republican voters at said
primary elections. A. II. BoDyr.
The state herald., 1893-09-01
Holyoke, Colo. Aug e6. ls93.C

HoIyOKe, COlb, AUG D, IbU3,CJ
To tho republican county central com
mites OF Phillips county, Colo:
According 10 tho law governing pri-
mary elections for tho republican party
Of Phillips county, Colo, hereby make
application through you for announce
ment to tho republicans Of the county o.
my intention TO be candidate for the
ofics Of County assessor, subject to the
decision Of the republican voters at said
primary election. W. r. SUMMERS.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

We, ,he chairman and socrctary Of the
republican county central committee,
hereby announce the above named par.
ties as candidates for nomination for the
several county offices, subject TO the &C
tion OF the republican primaries.
II. CHncorT, Chairman.
~ Il T,uuVur arr Ssc'y
The state herald., 1893-09-01

The W. G. T. U. will hold union TEN.
psrsuce service at the M. Z. Church
Sunday evening Sept. 3. Addressed BY
The state herald., 1893-09-01

All that honesty, experience and skill
can do To produce u perfect pill, hat
been employed IN making DeWitts Lit
tic Early Risers. The result is u spccif-
ic for sick headache. billiousncss and
constipation. The City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

IL 10 bsttsr Tor . merchant 10 convert
his stock Into rssdy money without TO.
sl,sin9 sspseted profit than TO hold the
goods over the sssson. uiiisits are oh
ssfvIns this ruls Of trade.
The state herald., 1893-09-01
Holynka. Colo. Aug. oa. lSla.

Holyoke, Colo, Aug. 20, 1898.
To tho republican county central CON
nittoe Of PHILIPPE county, Colo:
According to tho law governing pri-
mary elections for the republican party
Of Phillips county. Colo, hereby make
application through you for announce
msnt to tho republicans Of the county OF
my intention TO DO a candidate for The
oiiioe Of county assessor subject TO the
decision Of the republican voters at said
primary election. A. F. ALLEN.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

Mrs. George BROOKS returned Satur-
day from viDt TO friends At North
The state herald., 1893-09-01

The great Yerkss telescope for the
Chicago University will be the largest
10 the world, but we doubt II even with
that powerful instrument better bar
saias can be discovered than those offer
by Gillstt Bros.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

Y n. p. Rsa. Of Hutchisou. Kan. 10 Wis.
,',ss ss;,..: h: Daughter Mrs. j. A. Temple Of
The state herald., 1893-09-01
DsssOLUFl0X NOTICE

Hoayoess Oolo.. Aug. II 1863
Ths passussship heretofore existing
bsevssa o J Slater / soa 70 this day
lisselvsd b mutual consent. All CLAIMS
asslsse ssld arm will b. ssttlsd BY "
eialss. All accounts due ssid Arm csn
- paid 70 q J Sister or " = Slater.
q, J, SLATER L BoN.
The state herald., 1893-09-01
HoIyoke, Colo, Aug. %, 1856

Hoiyoke, Colo., Aug. 20, 1883.
To the republican county central COM
,nittee Of Phillips county, Colo:
According TO the law governing pri-
mary elections Tor the republican party
Of Phillips county, Colo, hereby make
application through you for announce
mont 10 the republicans of thu county Of
my intention to bo Q candidate for the
Office Of county superintendent, subject
to the decision Of The republican voters
at sad primary election.
CuAs. B. TIMDERLAYE.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

EsTKAysp.--From my farm NV u -
Z n, Aug. 10. 1899, ! sorrsl hoiss with
star In forehead. and both hind feet
white, branded on left hip and Il ON
ist shoulder. Liberal reward for re-
turn of same. MRs. MAav BANKER.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

Csc Silver State Instant Cole Cure for
horses and cattle. Silver Stale Disten-
per and Cough Killer for all membrsn-
Gus troubles In horses and cattle. Silver
State Veterinary Ointment. Silver State
Overland Linsmsnt. City Drug Store
solc nsent. s1
The state herald., 1893-09-01

Hyatt L Elliott for fins iruits and
groceries. Prices guaranteed - low -
tho lowest.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

One o(thoss talked OF chance Of . iifs'
time osa b. found In the chance 10 buy
yise at Gillette prices.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

Cali 81 Hyatt 4 Elliott's and examine
wspsmsksr 4 Browps nov iall end
winter samples oi suits aud ovsrcoAts.
Prices are low enough 10 suis The tlmss
4 At guaranteed.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

Tho financial squall made things live
ly for time, but Gillett's pulled through
oil right and are still making great IN
ducomsnts 10 prices.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

7 l.. Tinkrl and family issve Holyokc
to-day for Denver where thcy will make
their home. They 60 10 Denver In or
der 9,,,.V..' thu. Fred m.r'S'''nd tho Denver
The state herald., 1893-09-01

II you can afford to be annoyed by
siek headache and constipation. dou't use
Dswits Little Early R,sers for these lit.
To pflh will cure them. City Drug Store
The state herald., 1893-09-01

It's question OF ready cash thes'
days. That 10 why Gilletts are pushing
salss at cost 10 them.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

Lswis 4 Morrison moved their real
estate office this week 70 tho frat door
ssst u DAksnis drug store.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

You never bought wire in your Life y
let's.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

Rev. Perry heors vlll conduct rslis-
ious services st the Pickett school hoyss
nest Sunday d II . N. aud . p. ~
The state herald., 1893-09-01

An almost new t~0-hols Sandwich
forcs feed. mounted, corn shcller and
mounted horse power, very chssp.
ALEX F. MEYEa, Yuma, Colo.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

The loo cream social st the residence
VI J. X. Morrison, Thursday evening wss
we'll attended aud very pleasant eve.
Ming wss enjoyed BY oil.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

The irou market hes besn Affected BY
the hard tilnss ssd 0ilstt's srs making
prices oa bsrdvsrs that will surprss
vUd
The state herald., 1893-09-01

There 10 no harness that gives the sat
isfaotiou that the slS hand made at Gil
let's.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

Httls vegetable health producers: d,
witt HtiIs Early Rassri cures malari..
oue 6tsosdsss and regulate tho stomach
~ bowels, which prevents headache
- disnDeas. City Drug 0eors.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

/ossrys Brooks hes had house moved
from Holyoks 0at on 70 hS farm Dad
Will live on the farm this winter.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

All shs talk In The world will not oon-
yiooe you % quickly = one tr,al Of De
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