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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02

Joseph Hanson, tho inventor OF tho
Hanson cab, sold his rights 10 com.
pany for $4,000, which he never re-.
eeived. lie appears TO have been
quite an unfortunate genius, for hs
was nm architect by profession. his
most Important work being the old
birmingham Town Hall. The con.
tract. instead Of bcncHting him. drove
him into bankruptcy. Hanson, who
WIS born In 1908. lived I'll nearly 30
yenrs Of ngc, 40 that he had the poor
satisfaction Of seeing how much the
people OF London appreciated his In.
ycntlon.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02
THE MICHIGAN STATE BUILDING.

combined weigh, is 1000 pounds. II
required nine Hat ears to bring these
logs to Chiengo. They were cut md
sent by Ncster Bros OF Barago, on the
Sturgeon River. II was necessary to
have eight car leads for the camp.
There was sleigh load OF logs half
the size of this one at the Centennial.
II attracted n great deal OF attention
This one Is expected to create u scnsa-
ton. Ecnr the camp will be log
tram of five cars and all about the
place specimens OF the tools used by
lumbermen from the opening OF the
first camp in Michigan down TO the
prcsent TINA
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02

Two wcll.known Paris fcnccrs-MM
Rose and Chcvillard-bave arranged
u novel kind Of mateb. Tbc champions
Will run u fncc OF 100 kiloinctorN-
sisty.two nllrs---on bicyclettcs, after
which both fcnccrs will Jump from
their machines and sec whether their
ride has impaired the cunning OF their
wrists Foils will DO handed TO tho
two athletes Immediately after the
vclocipcdc race has been run, and q
fencing match commenced
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02

EIKIIIkI, WHO WAS FIIISufsskAIULANI
something Of n composer. Princess
kniulani expected TO remain In Eng
land til her eighteenth birthday. but
therccent occurrences have altered that
plan, and her stay will be determined
by the notion OF the Commission now
Investigating the case. The young girl
has done her utmost In defense of her
rights, and seemingly she has obtained
satisfactory assurances from the Exec
utive ut Washington.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02

Antlqunilnns in Europe have been
greatly Interested IN tho sale Of the
fine collection Of curloalt on nccumu-
lated by tho Marquis de NcRron. y
spanish Rrnndeo For thirtS yonra
bo Utmost starved himself 40 that he
might devote nino.tonihs Of his In.
come OF t21.pDOu year W the pur-
chase 81 books. canoes. old plate.
watcher, huu1 boxct. ctc.. and In the
npnras 81 hlh llfoilms he rilssf seversl
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02

Perhaps the most curious occupation
conceived by a woman 10 that Of dinner
faster. She IL n product Of Partisan
refinement rs yet unknown In this
eronntr;. She spends part Of each
day In visiting iou.es and ta,,Inv the
dishes intended for dinner. hhc suv.
gesu improvements. and shows TIE
cook new ways Of preparing dishes.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02

camp ON exhibition, displaying the
workings of one of the chief indus
tries of the Wolverine State. The
State building is 10fx144 feet In ground
Dimensions, and three stories high,
with tower containing two stories
more. II is surrounded on three sides
by nm elevated piazza twelve feet wide,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02


Princess Ia II years
Of age, md for four
years has been
studying in Eng
land 70 At herself
TO be nm intelligent
ruler. Her favorite
accomplishment Ia
painting. In which
she excels. She Is
also n good nusi-
C ian, inhcriting
her talent from her
mother, Prin c css
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02

10 long nS the failing rnbcrn Of vitality arc
capatie Of telng rrhit did into warm ard
genial GLOW, Just so long there " hops Tor thu
weak and ,ma7isi.d Invalid. Let him not,
therefore, deHlond, but derive encouragement
from WI, hnl from ihr iufihsr i.et ,nat ,h.ie
dilnpidatrd powers Of q broken.Gnun hystc m.
YES, thanks TO Tia uneyamplcd iouic virtues,
lfosietitrs stom,ch bitirrs Is daily ROWING
strength In the bodies and hope In the minds
Of tho feeble and nervous Appetite. refresh.
Ing sleep, the acquisition 81 nesh md color arc
blessings AttenuRnt upon the frraraiit~ pro
eosses which this priccioas ihyisolaut hpeedilv
Initiates and carries TO n successful conclusion.
Digestion IL restored, tho blood forth = d, aud
tustennnee Afforded 30 zach life-uustaining or.
gan by The bitisrr, which In inofrnriyr rson
" the f-lniniuo palate. vegetable IN compost
tion and thoroughly safe. Utc II and rekain
virori
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02
AT THE WORLDS FAIR
PEN PICTURES OF SOME or THE
NOTABLE EXHIBITS.
The wolverine State Making an Attempt
to Eclipse Her sistsrs--Lot's wife
Done In salt-Michigan Expects
Much.
@lHE MICHIGAN

-
exhibit ut the
Worlds Fair il
among the most in
tere st ing. 7 b Q
State building, q
picture of which
accompanies this
article, was erected
at q cost Of $50, 900.
In addition to the
building Michigan
will have N l0ODinU
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02

Tho summer T"urs
OF the Michigan Central, "Tlie Niagara Falls
Rou,c.n are unrivall-d in their variety, ple-
iurcsaucncss and comfort, embracing the beat
routes TO Pctoskcy, Aackinac Island and
Michigan Resorts, Niagara Falls, Thousand
Island. aud III, 81. Lawrence RIVER. tho
Adirondacks, Green and White Mountains,
Canadian Lakes and the New England Sea
Coast.
copy will be sent upon application 10
o. ". RuGGLES,
Gen,l Pa.. 4 Tkt AT CuIcA0O.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02
German
Syrup

JuDcE D. ,. HILL, Of the Superior
Court, Walker county, Georgia,
thinks enough Of German Syrup to
send US voluntarily q strong letter
endorsing It, When men Of rank
and education thus use and recon-
mend an article, what they say Is
worth the attention Of the public.
It Is above suspicion. II have used
your German Syrup" he says. "for
my Coughs and Coldson the Throat
and Lungs. I can recommend it for
them as first-class medicine. p
Take no substitute. 20
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02


We oii,r onr bunuri Doihr, Hcwali foi
any vnsc ul tatnrfh that cannot DO cured by
Halls Cainffh Cure.
~. CHENEY a CO., Prop,, Toledo. o.
We, the Undersigned. have known Y. J..
Cheney for the Last ~ years, and t,llcrc him
perfectly honoi able In all bu'iner, transactions
ind financially nblr 10 cary tut any obilga-
tion mndr ny ,h,lt arm
Wr. Wanna saa m..s'sf M pssl' hrSIsaS
uruggists, Toledo, u.
liall's tatarrh Cure 10 tnicn Internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces VI tho sysirin. Price Toe per bottle.
Sold BY all Drurri.ts. Testimonials free.
Never Judge innn BY tho coat he wears
II mny bc n borrowed one.
1r sAs lBn6v u tsssIsU Teeth,
ps surs as1 that ola end wvlitfist fsasdy. Mes
vt,,o~s soofHira svrrr TOT children rseshins.
Weak commerce IL expected 10 be strength.
tncd by belis of railroads.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02
WORLDS coLumprAN Exposrr,oS

VIM be Of value TO the world by illustrating
the improvements In the mechanical arts and
eminent physicians Will tell you that the prog
rcss In medicinal agents, ha, been OF equal
Importance. and a, g strengthening laxative
that Syrup OF Figs Is far In advance OF ali
others
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02
THE war SIZE LooHs

Therc 10 only one medicine for Ca
hrrh worthy the namo. Dosens gro
advertised, hit only tho proprietors Of
DR.. ssxes Caisrrh Remedy ssy this {
~ 70 car. eyre yoa, wen pay you
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02

MO LOAD or ioos ron Tiir MICHIGAN
raiiinir.
tho medal for the best show OF fruit.
but the exhibit made there will be
nothing In comparison with tho one
thnt viii bc made NJ Jackson inrlt this
year. Tho State will bsvo In ilorti.
cultural Hall n large and varied dis.
play Of winter apples, pears. canned
fruits. jams. and jellies that are being
kept In cold storage. There viii hiso
be q show of WAX models # every
variety Of ffulis, terrieA. and vcTc.
tables raised IN the State. During the
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02
AN HEIR APPARENT.
4 True Likeness Of Princess Ka,u,ani
of Hawaii.

OF Hawaii.
In the heat OF all the discussion re-
garding the proposed annexation OF
Hawaii the greatest interest has CEN
tered In the young Princess Victoria
kaiulan,. The picture OF her which
we give is nm excellent likeness, repro.
duccd from copyright photograph by
Elmer Chickeriuy of Hoston. The
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02

rirs-Au st- ,,oppsa FIRE. " "a. rtssrT enskr
ysasf npsIpgzr. N. NJ after srs, DAY. u,ss mar
,eioa. cures Troaii.s and u % trial baths ee 70 ~
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02

The chnppic OF to-day Is tho old.fasblon-d
dude dipped In little depravity. lie has
Just brains enough to be 4 nuisance.
I euro Constip utiun and Dyspepsia.
DR.. Shops Restorative Nerve Pill sent free
with Medical hook TO prove merit, for &c stamp
Druggists. .ac. On. Snoop, Bo1 W., Racine Wis
A man may not have stitch to his back,
but still have one In bia side.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02

"Man'- inhumaniiy To man." gives tho
police force employment
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02

THE ST. JAMES. DENVER
UNDER MAHEu B cLta2's Nsasfs us,s s,e
above hotel IL bs.o uias ths most PIP ur notNis
Denver, an. In, head Jl,rsssi br stats ps5als.
kagss So " 81. psr dsy
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02

"uansan's Nasio earn esive."
warranted to euro, or tnousr refunosd. Ask
your druSxiJt for IL Prev Is cents
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02

The skiiiful mariner. strange a. II may
seem, 10 hardly ever grounded IN hi. craft.
llas. Ii.I.i
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02

n asi. .s;:, . ..s Thompson's Eye Water.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-06-02
Tho I.a.... Achievement. in R.,,ro.d,nr.

observation-disclosures sas
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-06-15
LIQUOR LAW IN ENGLAND.
Even the Traveller Has to Work Hard to
Get q sunday Drink.

Even the Traveller Has to Work Hard to
Get a Sunday Drink.
The high court of judiciary in En-
gland has lately been attempting to de-
termine the meaning of the word
traveller" Innkeepers have the right
to furnish beverages of an Intoxicating
character to travellers on Sunday, but
not to other customers. An attempt
was made to detrmine just what a trav-
eler was by passing a law excluding
from the definition of traveller" all
who had not on the previous night
slept three miles distant from the
place where the liquors were furnished
in those forbidden hours. 1t has been
found, however, that thirsty residents
of city, especially in England, where
pedestrianism is popular, are not averse
to six or seven mile walk on Sunday
morning where there is a prospsct of
obtaining the desired liquid refresh
ment.
In recent case a number of resi-
dents of Northampton walked out to the
public house, three and quarter miles
from the city, and obtained beer, say
ing that they were travellers" There
was no evidence to show whether the
citizens were simply out to enjoy a
walk or whether they took the trip for
the sole purpose of obtaining beer.
The judges, after hearing the facts
held that the inn-keeper was not justi-
fed in serving beer to the men. The
justices then called upon the learned
judges of the high court to ascertain
whether they are right in. their judg-
ment. The court held that they were
correct, concluding that the evidence
had satisfied them that the men were
not in good faith travellers, but simply
searchers after the forbidden intoxi-
cants-ChicarO Post
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-06-15
FACTS AND FINDINGS,

A BABY three years old lately died
of excessive alcoholism in New York.
IT is said that forty-five thousand
the old country drift into intemperance
every year.
DR. HARLOW, of the Marine Hospital
for Insane, says: 1.-The pernicious effect
of tobacco on the brain and nervous
system is obvious to all who treat the
insane"
THE New Brunswick Legislature has
unanimously passed resolution re-
questing the dominion parliament to
enact law prohibiting the sale of in
toxicating liquors.
THE cocoanut tree is a general utility
kind of plant, as its wood, bark, fruit,
shells and fibers are all used for prac-
teal purposes with one exception, viz:
The fruit from which an Intoxicating
drink is made.
A PRESIDING judge of Chicago is re-
ported as saying: ''Of the insane or de-
mented cases disposed of in the court
here every Thursday, moderate esti-
mate is that 20 per cent. are from alco-
holism and its effects"
SAN Francisco leads the van of sa-
loon-cursed cities, having one saloon to
every ninety-three persons. Albany
and New Orleans follow with one to
every one hundred and ten and one
hundred and twenty-one persons re-
spectively.
THE temperance movement is spread
ing rapidly among railroad men. AL
ready ten thousand white buttons,
stamped with initials signifying the
Railroad Temperance association, have
been distributed among engineers and
trainmen. and the demand for them has
been so great that fifty thousand more
have been ordered. Herald.
The doctors who had charge of the
cholera patients at Hamburg, Germany,
made special efforts to learn the previ-
GUS habits of the victims of the epi-
demic, and found the mortality great
est among inebriates. One of their
daily medical reports said: The deaths
of eighty-nine heavy drinkers-twelve
of them women-have been reported,
and among the fresh cases a correspond
ing increase in the number of intern
perate persons has been noticed"
f. n. ZARAPHoSITHEs says of the
temperance work in Greece: ''We be-
gan it thirteen years ago with some
good results, but the enemy is so strong
that We have to fight very hard"
There, in every house, even the chill
dren drink. They use every kind Of
drink, but especially wine, for they
raise the grapes and make the wine
themselves. A missionary in Siam
writes that intemperance prevails there
also, and that hardly one man in a
hundred is sober. Il have never seen
a man or boy in all my fourteen years
in the country" he says, who do not
smoke tobacco and many also use
opium and Indian hemp. The blood
Of the race is vitiGtsd by these poisona."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-06-15
action, and there was a great fiockins

action, and there was a great fiocking
to the polls. As every voter arrived,
he was at once taken possession of by
the boys and asked to vote for the
kids" who were now sitting on box
watching with wonder the long line of
voters
The liquor managers tried to turn
back the tide, but without avail. The
little children's pathetic appeal had
gone down deep into the hearts of that
crowd, and no power on earth could
induce any of them to vote for the
''drunk shops" that had made life so
dark and miserable and wretched for
those innocent children.
When the result was made known,
"No-license" had carried the day by
big majority. The church bells rang
ness. Bonfires were kindled in the
public streets. That night grand
union meeting was held in one of the
largest churches. The "kids" were on
the platform and the story of the days
battle, and how the victory had been
won was again related. Every heart
was touched
A great revival of religion was started
and the big-fisted fellow and the father
of the two little children were among
the first to confess their sins and start
on new life. Hundreds of others were
converted.
1.-The kids" realized, under the mo
license" system, the predictions of their
mother, for their home was transformed
into a little paradise.
No man who voted for 1.-The kids"
that day ever regretted his action. -
Tallie Morgan, in Union Signal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-06-15
TEMPERANCE NOTES.
THE TEMPERANCE GIRL.

A jolly temp rance girl ami,
With honest heart and true
Striving to do with all my might
Whate'er l find to do
No wine or brandy e'er I'll put
In pudding, sauce or pie
All, no, indeed, that's 'gainst my rule,
For temperance girl ami
No whisky pickles will taste,
Nor set before a guest;
But in the Temperance cause I'll work,
And do my very best
No brandy peaches, or homemade wine,
Shall on my table find place;
Tho the president should with me dine,
Iwould not thus our cause disgrace.
For, am 1 not Temperance girl,
Pledged honest heart and handp
Yes! I'll fight for right with all my might
For God and Home and Native Land.
H. NJ. Noyes, in Union Signal
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-06-15
WAS 1T REASON OR iNsTINCT7
A Monkey Cracks Nuts Much In the style
of Human Beings.


Jacob Cook, keeper of the monkey
house in Central park, has an educated
monkey in his collection. His monkey
ship is of African descent and Is called
Jocko. The only difference between
this monkey and man in intelligence
is his lack Of continuity of ideas. Cook
says Joclo is suddenly seized with in
SEPARATIONS which, If carried out, would
certainly make scientist of him. But
he never holds these ideas more than
a second and thus loses his chance
to become one of the notable men about
town. But Jocko had an idea yester-
day which he carried out to its legiti-
mate conclusion and convulsed the visi-
tors with laughter.
A little boy threw a large hazelntst
into Jockos cage. He picked it up and
gravely inspected it. Then he tried TO
make an impression upon the shell
with his,teeth, but did not succeed. lie
scratched his head thoughtfully for
awhile, just like an editor of "a comic
paper. Suddenly his face lit up. He
smiled broadly. An idea had come to
him. lie jumped from his perch and
picked up small land turtle from the
floor of his cage. Taking the nut be-
tween the thumb and forefnger of his
left hand, Jocko seized the mud turtle
by the lower shell and deliberately
cracked the nut with the turtles upper
shell. Then he sat on the turtle until
he had eaten the nut, evidently with
the idea that somebOd might give him
another nut and he would need to use
the turtle for hammer again. "Vos
dot reason or common sense, eh?''
asked Cook.-N Y. Advertiser.
Loves Alleged Labor Lost.-Wife
why did you dance all evening with
70 many other mems wives?'' Hus-
band-"Wby-purely to prevent you
from being jealous of any of them. ~
Saith, Gray & Co.'S Monthly.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-06-15

Lawyer-Remember sir, you are un'
der oath.
Witness--I am fully aware of it, sir.
Lawyer-And you, Notwithstanding
reassert that what you have just said
is the truth?
Witness-I am certain of IL.
Lawyer-What makes you so certain
Of its being the truth?
Witness-Your inability " secognize
Il as -Yonkers Gazette.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-07-14

Everybody kaows that there are
ne snakes in Irslsad, bat very tsw
know that Newfoundland 10 iuss
ike Ireland is that rsspset-aAs
there 10 Ne record that Nswfcund-
land had q st. Patrick 10 drive the
snakes on, either. There il plenty
Of game in Newfoundland, but net
a reptile Of any kind-saaks, sead.
frog, lisard, or svsn turtle, An
other qussr thing about the prov.
incs 10 that, while some villa AMI
nals are ska.a.... .hs-.y -see~ssss-
ever saw q squirrel. poreuPiss,
mouse or lynx anywhere within
ito boundaries. This 10 s.l the
more singular because the adjoining
provinces Of Nsvs Scotia and
C~rA Brstax Asss a1 tAsss AM.
mails and many kinds Of snakes
.ad other reptiles.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-07-14
OFF FOR THE ARCTIC.


The shlp Falcon, which is to
take Lieutenant r. e. Psary and
an exploring party to the Polar
regions, left her Brooklyn, n. y
pier for Boston. Her Departure
was made amid the cheering oi
several hundred friends OF these
On board who had assembled 81
Excursion Dock, where the vessel
lay, the footing Of passing steam
srs and tugs and the waving oi
h handkerchiets, hats and sun shadsi
from large crowds gathered on th'
piers in New York opposite ths
point where the Falcon had beer
mosrsd.
Dressed a. she was in gala attire
the staunsh little skip which il
soon to force her way nsrthwars
inte the ice bound arctic seas wa,
visited by hundreds. Frsn hsl
nizxsn mast gaf fsw the British
ensign, for sic is ownsd by I
British company and is entered by
q British port, and from the peak
OF the foremast Aeatsd the Ansri-
can a z. Frsa foremost to Ahia
mast, and from main to mizzer
the rigging and stays we're decora
ted with the flags of all nstion'
and with isgs uaich represented
no nations at all.
More than half the visitors wsr,
women and they rsmbled abou
regardless Of all ralss of ship Ell
qsstts, peeping with curious eye
into every mock and corner fron
the cocks gallery for'srd to th'
I sBug fTrrfs cG6In ait whore tn
mem bers Of the expedition will b
housed. Some of tas young mel
who clsmbsrsd aboard displaye'
mere daring than skill IN climbing
ints the crews nssts-ths curiou
), barrel like iiittls sssps iioft wnicI
are used BY lookouts-te ths I'd
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1893-07-14
SILVER WILL BIZ QUEEN

Aibsqusrque Daily Times.
Crssds camp just got on its cal
Saturday, and adopted = set oi
resolutions which, il they wsrsn't
the shot that was "hsard around
the wsrld," were stalwart enough
10 be. They simply refused IA
recognize "Indspendsacs Day
and consindsd that Qassn Visss.
ria's birthday would b. the more
spprepriats. There was also ssms
thing absut dssssvatsd ancestors,
etc. The present fnassisl dump
10 anything but pleasant, bat the
blood OF our torsfathsrs was moi
spilled in vain and We are yet 4
people, united and free. Things
will yet right themselves and the
air will be all the psrsr for the
financial sand storm that has ragged.
Cresds camp will be = prosperous
city long after the Bachelor miners
are forgotten. It's ne use to 20
eff at half cock bat infinitely
wiser to keep = little powder dry
for future needs. We hare in
Albuquerque are gsiag about our
affairs With firm belief that every
thing will turn out well.
1t was rumored that building had
stepped with the closing of the
doors Of sna OF the banks, but
there 10 ne truth in it. One or
two men whose funds are tied up
n the closed bank have stopped
work on small structures, bat
large edifess, suck as the apart
ment house of r. P. Hall, on Gold
avenue, are going up. There IL
no panic in Albuquerque; the
patriotic sons and daughters OF
America turned cut ON the Fourth
aud had a good time, and niAs
owners, sheep owners and msrcan-
tile men are bravsly, shssrfully
and consdently lsokiag ahead, not
behind. Crssds camp may be
blue, but it is not busted" and
the shiaing white metal will yet
come into her own. Geld may bc
king, but his escort will be silver
and her crown will come frem the
priceless mines OF the West. Pos
ssss your souls in patience, broth :
ARA