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The morning call., 1893-04-20
TRADE EXPANDING.

Under Huntington's control OF the Pacific
Mail the steamers left and entered port
under tight bargain TO serve the railroad
interests ard to treat those of shippers as
altogether subordinate. Freight was so
handled that it was forced to take the rail-
road route or was charged as much as If it
had. Goods were so handicapped by eX-
cessive rates that their export was practi-
cally prohibited. 1t did not matter TO the
company under railroad manipulation
whether it carried freight or not, bat If 1t
dsl then high rates to SUIT the railroad pre-
vailed. Independence in carrying passen-
gers or accepting freight there was none.
Such a spectacle OF subserviency and sub
jugation has perhaps never been witnessed
before in American commerce. It has only
been possible within the last twenty years.
As a result of this corrupt beggarIng
policy the p acilic Coast has been dragged
down commercially. 1t has been blockaded
out of Central and South America. The
effort has been TO do no business with the
Central American republics or with Peru
and Chile that would tend to build no San
Francisco as an emporium. We have not
been allowed to reach out for business in
the West Indies and Europe as we should
have done but for this combination barrier
in transportation. Happily a change has
broken the blockade eifectually. The Pan
ANA Railroad is now anxious to get all the
traffic the needs of the coast and the wants
Of other regions can supply. The North
American Navigation Company, composed
of our leading merchants is anxious to ex-
nand traffic in every direction, and has
lowered rates to the reasonable figure which
should have existed years ago. The Traffic
ion oil IT am 1aah if,er
merchants. is gravely occupied with projects
to smash the transportation blockade in the
interior of the State by which it will have
the benefit of trade by sea. Lastly, but not
least, the boom across San Francisco harbOr
is in splinters, having been forced by the
clipper ships round the Horn now arriving
and departing in regular procession.
The American Navigation Company is
now determined to give our merchants
chance to build up trade with Peru and
Chile. BY the Keweenaw several hundred
tons Of goods were dispatched to South
America as an installment, and the most
strenuous efforts should be put forth to
drive home this entering wedge into trade
long monOpolized by the English, Germans
and French. Huntington's game of shut
tlecOck with the Pacific Mail has kept our
merchants ont OF South America, but now
the ports are again open, and in some lines
of manufactures and products we are bound
to succeed At least in agricultural ma
chinery, which is light, attractive and well
| designed, we ought to deleat all COMPETE
tors; also in tools our superiority is ac-
| knowedged. An understanding OF local
wants is necessary, and the field should
therefore be studied. Freight rates are no
| longer bar to exporting enterprise, and the
opportunity should eagerly be embraced.
The morning call., 1893-04-20
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

1t is said that Mrs. Blaine is anxious to
leave Washington forever aud that all the
Blaine property there is for sale.
DR.. Opel, the great German geogra pher.
says that 100 600 square miles Of the earth
are still uninhabiied or owneriess.
George l. Seney, the millionaire phiian-
posed OF good share Of his property while
living.
The husband of Mrs. Mckinley, of
Duluth, is judge of the circuit in which
his wife, recently admitted to the bar, will
practice.
Rev. S. W. Owen, Of ST. Johns Lutheran
Church, Hagerstown, Nd. has been Selected
as one Of three Lutheran ministers to repre-
sent The ialth at the congress of churches
at The Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Marion Crawford is a daughter of
the late General Berdan. the inventor She
Is tall and graceful woman, with the
golden hair and light complexion of a
blonde, but with black eyes.
The German Empress paid totally mex
peeted visit to chlldren's hospital in Ber-
lin the other day, talked with the little in
mates over an hour. and left them a scrap
book made by her 6-year-old son Oscar.
The most interesting member Of the family
OF Edwin Dun, the new minister to JRpap
mother was Ysuru Matsudu, the beautiful
daughter OF a japanese general, whose ac-
eompllShments won the affection of the
Ohio diplomat when he was secretary of
legation at Toxic. Mrs. Dun died three
! years ago Her daughter resembles her in
many ways. and Is described as genuine
little Jap"
The morning call., 1893-04-20

MY CALL UhoIudinG sundays, IS per YEARLY
> 81 postpaid; Is cents per week. OF IS cents psr
q fclGar month, through carriers. DAILY CALI.
f,roopies, three months, S6 70. SUNDAY CALL
(ti1feen rages)- 81 so per year. postpaid SUNDAY
Cal Land WEEKLY CALL, s. 80 Per year, postpaid
NELhLA CALL Is pages. 81 per year, postpaid
The CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts
ia viii tne editor enter into correspondence re-.
The morning call., 1893-04-20

Our Minister in Ecuador, Rowland B.
Mahany. lives in an atmosphere Of mirage
in which glorious castles arise and are only
described in letters sent to his friends.
This is the explanation which may be de-
duced from the Washington correspondence
OF the Philadelphia Ledger. Since his ar
rival IN the country his literary gifts have
been displayed in glowing accounts Of most
wonderful things The coaling station In
The morning call., 1893-04-20

Bc5 Montgomery street, near Clay. open until II
O'Clock p. n BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street Kearuy, open until . o'clock midnight;
$50 Bayes street. oren until ESQ O'Clock; sos
larLin street. open until g 80 o'clock; sW. corner
sztecuth aud Mission streets, open until O'Clock:
.5lS Mission street oren until O'Clock P. N. and
ll6Niuth street. open until 8 30 P. ".
The morning call., 1893-04-20
AUCTION SALES T0-nAr-

FUENTTuRE--By Frank W. Butterheld. at 1903
CCtAs I ST.. at II O'Clock
fuENI7 UEE.-Hy S. Basch, at 3I9-321 Suffer St
e. 10 O'Clock.
rra~ITrRE Geo. +. Lamson. at go o'Far-
re-. 81, :tll o clock.
ltfNITIFF.-B NJ. ]. Simmons at 1867 Market
r.. 81 1880 @ clock.
The morning call., 1893-04-20
THE CALL CALENDAR,
NOTICEI

hna Of our patrons teho fail to find THE
LORNLNG CALL for sale Ju traha-boy8
Nf"coIJer a foUor By notifying this office or
HtJ0ct, naming the date and tram.
The morning call., 1893-04-20

BoTH ARRFSTED.-Frank Smith and w Fl
Gardiner were ID coffee saloon on Market ana
California streets at an early hour yesterday
morning and created a disturbance Oficer
Gale was called 10 when SmIl struck him in the
mouth. lie placed Smith under arrest for bat
terry aud disturbing the peace and Gardner for
Interfering with an officer. lie having attempted
to rescue Smith
The morning call., 1893-04-20

TIE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
:, Toi;er building, New York CRY, isprovided with
r.. q California papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
SuLtlLt IateS and sample copies furnished.
Z n AfISgH Manager
The morning call., 1893-04-20

Owners of silver certainly will not sell
silver at its gold valuation with the knowl-
edge that the notes they receive in payment
will be paid in silver on silver valuation.
The morning call., 1893-04-20
WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER bureau.
san FRANCISCO. April 10, 1898
Official Forecast FOR Twenty-fnur Hours
Ending Biidnie hit Thursday.
san Francisco and vicinity - Fair weather.
slight change in temperature: south to west winds
P. T. JENKINS, Local Forecast Oncial
The morning call., 1893-04-20

sCRoFuLA humors, salt rheum and all disea Sc
caused or promoted by impure blood or low state
OF the system. are cured by Hoods sarsaparilIs
II Is sold by all druggists. Try H.
The morning call., 1893-04-20
THE DAILY MORNING CALL
TOD GRT

NV York -. BR HSTANO BROS. EUnion SQUARE
Chicago. News Stand Palmer House
New UTieahs. GALLOT s. JOUBERr,
q :
The morning call., 1893-04-20

USE Angostnra Bitters, the word-renowned South
American appetizer of exquisite favor Manufactured
by DR.. J. G. Il. Sicgert & Sons.
The morning call., 1893-04-20

TWENTY-FIVE per cent discount on cut and
pressed table glassware during the crystal clear
ance sale at NATHAN, DOHRMANN & Co.'s, 1922
1872 Suffer street. below Kearny
The morning call., 1893-04-20

THOSE who out. rheumatic and feeble
should use PARRER's GINGER ToNIc
PARRER's HAIR BALsAM viii save your hair
The morning call., 1893-04-20

IN CoNrEMPT.-Mchael Coleman, who ap-
peared in Judge Joach!msen's court on Tues
day in hilarious condition, was yesterday fined
SO ana ordered to serve twenty four hours In
laII for cOntempt Of cOur-.
The morning call., 1893-04-20

trade of this city can best be extended by
securing cheaper rates with the interior
cnnnfias
The morning call., 1893-04-20
CALIFORNIA elace nuts 5ocIb, Town,ena, /.

FLOODS CASE. - The Flood ENLIGHTENMENT
case will again be called in Police Court 3 to-day
aud II is expected that the examination Will be
proceeded with.
The morning call., 1893-04-20

NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
Ey7 California Lodge No. /, Il.
~ and A. NJ, Will meet THIS (THURS- "a
Third degree. by order OF the Master M
! FRANKLIN H. DAY. Secretary.
~ San Francisco Chapter No. /, 8
ING. p NJ. aud NJ f. NJ. degrees. All com x q
Il. c. FRINGE, Secretary.
IL a, o. II. Board of ~ 4a-,rzssn
monthly meeting OF the County %-Te3l \\kiS5sfS%
Board Of Directors, Ancient or oSxl}5s isstTGCJ,
der Hibernians Is. or L win he Il So <yECt.l
held in Irish Ameriean Hail 49, SE $50
THIS tTHURSpAY) EVENING. x<1r~-S- y
April 70. at O'Clock sharp. Every member is r n
quested to attend. by order of
NJ o,co,,,,v c.. P. coRRIGAN. Co. Del
Is~S l. of s P. A. OF Cal - rothers' IhM
you are hereby notified to attend the semi, ~ t4S
r. Il. Hail. corner Mason and OiFarrell sts *
on THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING ApriI On at
J. II. o'CoNNoR, Secretary.
~ Order Of Herman's Sons-AII ETem-
=. - oefs oil the order are respectfully requested
20 pc present NJ the institution OF new lodge OF
the order in West berkeley on SUNDAY Aprii "a
Grand 9neefs and members VIII leave San
francisco at 10 o'clock p. N. via Oakland ferry
BY order OF the q. r.
ap2l 81 P \. E. LAMPE. Grand Secretary.
~ Members of the Picnic Committee
~ OF the Co. Monaghan Social and Benevolent
CluO are hereby notified to meet at Tiburon ferry
at $3.50 A. NJ, SUNDAY, April 20. 1893
=. ID. BISHOP. Chairman
J. r. McENTEE, Secretary. apo St
~ "Old Friends"-The Recular aJee.-
~ Ing 81 the Society OF "Oid FrtendsU will he
held TONIGHT in their hail, sos Bush st al q
O'Clock. Final arrangements viii be made for the
annual picnic OF the society to be held on SUNDAY
next, ami -, In Germania Gardens, Harbor View
10 when ladies' ana children will be admitted free
A. CRAIG, President
}. L. sLINKKY Secretary.
e. Annual Meeting The regular An
~ nual meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
justice Mining Company win be held at the once
OF the company, room 3. Nevada block 3Og Mont
gomery st, San Francisco, California on MON
DAY the hrst (1stl day of May, 1898, at the hour
OF one % o'clock Tor the purpose OF eectlDQ a
Board OF Directors to for the ensuing wear
anu the transaction OF such Their business as may
come before the meeting. Transfer books will
close on Friday. April %. at II O'Clock ~
X. Z. KELLY, Secretary.
Omce-Room 3, Nevada block, 500 MONTGOMERY
St. san Francisco. California apis I'd
81 Annual Meeting-Tuliis Gold Mining
~ Company, Ell Dorado County California
me annual meeting OF tho stockholders of the
aDoYe-named company for the purpose of eIectnR a
board OF five directors serve for the ensuing wear
and the transaction OF such other business ne NAV
De presented Will be hold at the office OF the com
pahy. 2l3 Sansome St. 8, San Francisco
California on MONDAY. the LIST day of Nav lsa3
at o'clock p. NJ Transfer-books Will be cIUsed
from Tuesday, April 70, at 3 P. NJ until after Inc
meeting SANTI. G. MILLS Secrst.rr
San Francisco, April 10 1898. ''G api5 ID
E Societies. Take Notice! society Em-
- biems. badges, etc, manufactured; reason
able prices FERD. HEIDUskA,413 Bush ST. rig 6m
The morning call., 1893-04-20

'srERRY's BEST FAMILY FLOUR" is ahead of
them ALI
The morning call., 1893-04-20

u NY PAY RENT FOR FURNISHED HOUSE
~ when by paying same an cunt monthly for year
you own yonr furniture? CHICAGO CLOCK co,
"IbeFAI house furnshers.n 1900. 1898 Marx ct al I'm
The morning call., 1893-04-20

IA ANTED-YoU TO KNOW THAT A DIMPLE
" in your check or chin can be made 20 min
utes; wrinkles and lnes OF care removed and your
bust Increased times It's natural size In from
IL weeks: excessive tat removed. DIR. CARPEN-
TER. 1915 Marketst. apl6 I'm
The morning call., 1893-04-20
THE MORNING CALL
PuBhICATIoN oFFICE:

Eas q larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-04-20

rarrA mInoe Pics. SWANS, 21s surtor street.
The morning call., 1893-04-20

GAN FRANCISCO DECORATING COMPANY
- offers to tint rooms from 49, and paper rooms
from 81 upward. 9SS Folsom 81. apis IT.
The morning call., 1893-04-20

pUY YOUR RUBBER HOSE FOR NEXT SUM.
- mer from FRANK MCALLIS Err 81 BeaIe y IN
DROP. b. BLOOMHART 9O6 MARKET ST. SAN
1 Francisco has positive cure for cancer, scrOf-
ula. syphilis; agents wanted ap4 I'm
The morning call., 1893-04-20

GET YOUR HOUSE PAINTING PAPERING.
" decorating and Uniting done reasonable at G..
ORSI'S, IS MONTGOMERY ave. apl6 lOm
The morning call., 1893-04-20

MRS GOAD OF CHICA6O WILL TEACH THE
Ih new FountatA's tailor system OF dres scuttlng
free for 30 days, starting April "a 122 O'Farrei
street. aDlS
The morning call., 1893-04-20

CONTENTS or 3 LARSE ROOMINti-HUUsrS
" can be had in small lots to suit purchaser: car
pets bed sets parOr sets. mattresses, etc viii sell
for cash CT easy payments. J. NOONAN, 1ol7 to
1923 Mission st. above Sixth aplO If
The morning call., 1893-04-20

w ANTED-SECUND GARDENER FOR LARGE
" place, Scotch or English preferred $50: gar
dener and florist, S35: lunch waiter, frst-ciass
place. etc. LEON ANDRE. 800 Suffer st. l
The morning call., 1893-04-20

W ANTED-MAN AND WIFE, PRIVATE FAM
llY, in country; $40; nurseryman, $50 TO sos;
American miner. so ana board; blacksmith, 50 a
DAY; hnishing carpenters for Central America;
ers, choremen; driver for mIk-wagOn, $50. hotel
COOK SO, and others Apply 10 j. r. CRUSETT &
The morning call., 1893-04-20

W ANTED-MAE TO MILK COWS. TAKE
" care OF horses ana do farmwOrk, small vine
yard in Santa Clara County, S25: milker Sonoma
County. $50; farmer and wife, small ranch. coun-
try, $40; French boy. country, $40. etc. LEON
ANDRE. $50 Suffer ST.
The morning call., 1893-04-20

Va ANTED-GERMAN WAITER FOR 4 COFFEE
" parlor, S55 waiter for country hotel, $50: sec
ond waiter, plain hotel. So; cook. $50: French
cook for resort, $50; French couple for family,
country, $50. etc. LEON ANDRE, $40 suffer- !
The morning call., 1893-04-20

Societies, Take Notice! Society Em-
- bleins, badges, etc, manufactured. re,son-
able prices. FERD. HEIDUskA,413 Bush st.f2g 6m
The morning call., 1893-04-20
LOST.

4 PRIl. II. BET. FRENIONT-Sr WHARF AvD
: california aud Davis SITS, red pocGet-Jook.
Retnrn this nfiee
The morning call., 1893-04-20

VA ANTED-MAN ABOUT PLACE AND WIFE
~ $50 month ana found also cook and wife.
$50; scraper teamsters, S26 month"; farmers,
ranch teamster, dairyman, and others at w. D.
EVER ~ CO.'S, 6Z6 Clay st. l
The morning call., 1893-04-20

16O SECONDHAND FRENCH AND GERMAN
OJ plate mirrors in all sizes and at half the
price OF new ones; all are neatly framed suitable
for bars, dressmakers, manteis, etc. j. NOOSAN,
10Y 70 1923 Mission ST. bOYs SINth. nnlO
The morning call., 1893-04-20

ELOCUTION THOROUGHLY TAUGHT AD-
II dress e +. box 1874 Call Branch ONCE aDlS -
The morning call., 1893-04-20

a COMPLETE STOCK, IN ALL SIZES OF SEC
n ond-hand bars. etc O.. in redwood, Spanish cedar
and walnut can be seen at my premises: they are
as good as now except the prlce call aud them
j. NOOSAN. lOlT1O23 Mission. above Sixth. lntS
The morning call., 1893-04-20

"a ANTED-2 RESTAURANT WATERS, $40
- week; cook, restaurant $40; short-Order
cook, So week; stableman, $50; kitchen-hand,
SIS; vegetable man. SO; walter boy SlJ. PHILIP
BESSON. mgr. POS Powell st.
The morning call., 1893-04-20

HOMETOWN STORES CAN'T UNDERSELL US;
IL Scotch Linoeum, yds wide 75c; oilenths Csc
per yard call and get estimates. W. J, PATIO
SfEN Carpet CO. 18th & Valencia 81 tn tn 6m
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: BEST MAKE: PERFECT
- order; worth $40. for ST. 4l6 Taylor ST. al9 1t
The morning call., 1893-04-20
DRESslIAKERS.

| AIDES CALLtNG-CARDS ARTS rICALLY
- printed; low prices. HOYLF 5S4 Commercial
The morning call., 1893-04-20

w ANTED - HYDRAULIC PRESS; NEW on,
" secondhand; 80 tons capacity. Address by
letter, $50 Montgomery st. apIe 3tS
" ANTED-A PURCHASER FOR BIG BAR
" gain; one acre OF me land we'll located near
frultvAle; 500 cash; Sl2 90 per month f +
BAKER, 400 Ninth at, oakland aplst n
w ANTED-GAS ENGINE: l Or 2 HORSE
" power; give price aud condition Address G..
box AZ Gail Branch once. api7 at
The morning call., 1893-04-20
uELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MEN WANTED TO TAKE LoDGING-lOC 100
vi to 25c per night: single rooms; best in town
Railroad House. 533 Commercial st. mr25 lm-
The morning call., 1893-04-20

BEAUTIFUL EYEBROwS-LADIES, IF YOU
ID use J. b. McTier's eyehrow--rOwer yOu VIII
have beautiful set in 20 TO 30 days your money
returned; price 81 per bottle. j. T. MCTIER. 246
Third at, San francisco. api4 II
The morning call., 1893-04-20
MALE HELP WANTED.

-, 20,
i IS per day, near city; hotel cooks $40 and
$50; hotel walters $50 clerk and waiter. small
country hotel. $50; = dishwashers, $40. Il. T.
WAED & CO. sos and $40 CLay 81
The morning call., 1893-04-20

CEMETERY FENCES, So Up; NEW DESIGNS.
y DOUGLAS, 2SO9 Geary ST. arI9 5tF
The morning call., 1893-04-20

EREE-1 MONTHS INSTRUCTION IL DRESS
cutting and mshing; scientific ladies' taisor avs
tenn; suits So 80 up. 46I Natoms. Ut. 9Th nr22 3u
The morning call., 1893-04-20

DURE DRUGS AND CHEAP RATES 5 PRE-
i scrptiOns u specially. at H. TOEDPS pharmacy.
1922 Howard ST.. cor. OF Erie. apo I'm ThSuTu
DAG CARPETS WOVE To ORDER AND FOR
II sale; cheniIle-wOye rugs and siIk-rag pcr-
there's, and dealer in carpet Irvine hank or chain
aJ lowest rates. GEO MATTHEW, 7n9 Fifth 81,
Oakland. Cal arg I'm SuTh
The morning call., 1893-04-20

< SIOSENASONS FOR RAILROAD WORK,
y IS so to a and free fare cooks for railroad
camp, $50 aud free fare. c. K. HANSEN Il co.
The morning call., 1893-04-20

DooKKEEEPING OR ANY KIND OF OFFICE
ID work. Call at Ministers. 4l6 Golden Gate ave
nue. apis 3t*
The state herald., 1893-06-23

Hax.un will celebrate and the follow
ing most interesting and entertaining
program has been prepared for that oc-
casion. Grand parade will form at de-
pot at 10 a. m. and move TO the grounds
where visitors will receive every atten-
tion. Elaborate preparations will be
made for the comfort and enjoyment Of
all. Prayer BY Rev, Narspce of Missouri.
Reading Of tho declaration Of independ-
encs. Speakers, Hon. James Glynn,
Prof. c. b. Timtsrlake, Hon. NJ. +.
CLARK, Rev. Smith OF Fleming. Rev. Y.
Norgren OF Kansas City will speak in the
Swedish language. Afternoon: CAL
athumpisn parade. Ladies branded
pony race; Gents branded pony race;
Boys under IA yrs. pony rae: Trotting
race. branded pouies; Trotting racc.
stations not branded; Running race free
eossils Bsss ssas5'V Vsssf ID vi toot sace;I
shooting matsh, shot guns; Tub Eacs on
Haxtun lake; Free for oil trot. All
races will BE- run on tho new half mile
track. Provision will be made for shade,
seats and refreshments for all. Good
music will be provided and liberal pro.
miums will be given to competitors in
oil races. The entertainment will close
with grand ball, afternoon and evening
at Hendrix Bros. store building. Music
will be furnished by the Haxtun string
band Of five pieces.
The state herald., 1893-06-23
Protect Your Eyes.

The greatest invention ever male for
human eyea. Prof H.rschbcrg the xell
known optician Of GO Olive street, 81.
Louis, ia tho pateniee OF the non change
able spectacles and Eyeglasses, tho su-
perior quality Of which is acknowledged
by tho beat oculists and physicians all
over. All who Use them are only too
glad to testify to their cIsarncss. dura-
bility and comfort aud ease they give TO
the eyeR, oven at tho moat difficult work
Prof. Hirschberg will he in Holyokc
June 26-27 and will adjust glnsses TO all
in need Of such, and will make no charge
for consultation aud examination Of eyes.
u. W. Dearcnp has been appointed agent
for proI. Hirschberg's non ohangeiblc
spactncles aud eye -ylafses and thoy wall
have full stock OF the above mentioned
speciacles and eye e-glnsses.
The state herald., 1893-06-23
wAYsIDE GLEANINGs.

delegate" should haye read "delega-
tion" in cur last effusion.
OF Holyoko's former NJ. L. pastors, We
notice that Rev. Cook was returned to
Durango, and Rev. Bailey to Georgetown,
by the late Colorado Conference.
From the present outlook. Phillips
county should hold very crediiable
agricultural fair next fall To this end,
arrangements should be made at IN early
date, and premium lists distributed not
later than July. THIS will stimulate
emulation for the very best display of
the products OF the farmer, citizen and
housewife.
The tables were nicely turned upou
Holyolie W. II. q. last Saturday after
noon when sixteen members OF Holyokc
Post invaded their session hall, bearing
liberal supply OF leo cream and cake,
which was dealt out with lavish hand
to the seventeen corps members present
after feast OF reason and flow Of SOUL"
which was greatly enjoyed by nl. That
Holyoke Post may prosper" md ITS
members "live long is the ,incero wish
OF its Auxiliary.
The Childrons Day exercises Of la.t
Sabbath evening fully sustained the
usuni happy reputation oi Holyokes'
young people tor oratoricai and musical
talent "Coiumbias Defensss,r represent
ed by hes faithful guards, symbpiixipn
"jast 71Ws, ~Soisus rasrrs, sgoo,l
citizens" 'chris .an schools" "a sacred
Sabbath," and "trnn religion" was
beautifully rendered, aud iis sentiments
worthy Of considerations by every
American citizen. Few there are who
realize only by experience, how much
labor and anxious care such entertain
ments represent on the part Of those who
have them in charge, md, To Mira varney
and the Misses Post the major share of
tho credit for the success OF this truly
enjoyable affair is due.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

dolyeke Ia TO have machine shop
ahd nn electric light plant. Charley
Aufdcnbrink, Of Holyokc. and Il. A
Howard, Of Holdrcsc, Neb., have decided
to put IN n machine shop in nolyokc und
in connection with II will nlso put In mn
electric ligh, plant. They bnvo made a
canvass Of the town and met with very
satisfactory success In securing patron-
ngc for their electric light. Thin is n
business enterprise that will DO OF much
benefit 10 tho business interests OF tho
town and should receive NIL tho aid and
encouragement posai1io from tho ci'i-
zcns Of our town. Il
The state herald., 1893-06-23

Tho Holyoke postoilice building has
recently beon re-rnpered and painted
and now presents very tasty appear
nncc. Our accommodating postmaster,
g. W. ShuIsr continues to hand out the
mail just N he did before the election OF
Grover aud. to all appearance, is very
little concerned as to when Grover may
order change IN the administration OF
the Office.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

Julius Poltera who has been well md
favorably known in the meat business OF
Holyske for several years has formed n
partnership with David Llrkins and
opened meat market in tho Witherbee
building whore they arc now prepared
TO furnish first Glass meats TO their
customers. Give them call when you
wish to purchase anything in their line.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

fhc patriotic ci'isenb OF PHILIPPE conn
ty will have no>"Hc''se for failing TO iaks
purt In . celebration on tho 9Th of July
\tIs year for ihere VII 10 two, good cello.
hA,ions In The county, one u Iiar.un
..hho other NJ Holyokc.N A
The state herald., 1893-06-23

The Epworth League will give laNn
Hsic social at II. W. wakcmans Friday
ovSping, Music by the band. Lot ev.
erybSeiy come. Come ind spend a pleas.
mt eyciJJng.