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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-07-07

The prosperity Of Colorado 10 lsresl,
dependent upon tho price q silver, hui
1t b not true that rum ntarss the sntir,
commonwealth in tho face the moment
the Sherman law y repealed and . fro,
eoisass bill IL defeated. Colorado ha,
ganblsd with silver aud doomed upcs
s,lvcr end been psnPered BY SILVER until
the mining Of that metal u considsfsd
the oil important industry Of the STATE
At the same time tho people ere proud
Of The fact that the value Of the ssri-
cultural produce OF Colorado nov
anounts 70 more than the entire outpu,
Of the silver mines, snd II 10 . commor
remark orr thers that ths 'surfaos d
The state has hardly bssu scsatchsi.r N
valusbls sFs the deposits Of gold and
coal and other minerals Jet undiscovered
A state 10 that condition need sot teal
ruin even II fsss solpigs y suspended II
India and the repeal of the Sherman NJ
yer law seems Inevitable. = EAnoola Stats
Journal. PT'
The Journal u correct In saying that
Colorado "nssd not Tear ruin svsa Il fses
coinage V suspend ed In India and The n
peal Of ths Sherman silver Law Seems In.
svitsbls." and no citizen OF Colorado, I'm.
less he be chronic croaksr, makes any
snch wild aud unreasonable claim. II
Is true that the mining Of silver 70 one
Of tho leading industries Of the sta,s aud
u course any state OF alfairs that Affects
tho silver market affects the business In.
terssts OF the state to that extent, but
Colorado has other industries that are
destined TO make il tho equal Of any
other western state. The citisens d
Colorado arc unanimously 10 fsvos Of
free coinage Of silver, bot not solely for
The seltish reason, - the Journsl would
have it, reaasss infer, that The silver in
terests Of the ssais would b. greatly
benefited thereby. The people q Colo
rpdo are not ~ sel3shiy narrow and COZ
trscted In their views Of national quss-
ITEMS - to form their opinions on .
question Of such great importance TO the
business Of the entire nation simply and
solely from the manner 10 which they
beiievo the local business Interests Of
their state will bo affected by the do
sirrd legislation. The citizens Of Colo
RADIO are for the free coiusge Of silver b.
canse thcy believe that the business in
tcrests of tho cnt,ro nation demand H.
India may suspend the coinage Of silver
and the gold bugs Of the cast may sue
cod in repeating the Sherman silver
law without cuactiuR . substitute. hut
these blows to the cause Of free cuinAge
will not in any degros Lessen the seal Of
Colorado citizens 10 behalf Of FREQ coin.
age for they feel assured that Il must
and will come notwithstanding cha
strong cplnsion TO II.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-07-07

Since Governor Altgs,d Of lliiuoi.
pardoped Schwnb, Fielden and N.ebe,
The Chicago anarcbists. and, 10 DONG 70,
'ssued his pronunceamento Of abuse
against the court, jury and all who we're
cousected with the prosecution OF the
aparchi.ts. even the democrats vho ciec.
ted him TO the high position which he
holds have very little TO soy in his de.
Tense. Ry his artio1 in tb,s matter he
has shown himself TO be in sympathy
With the anarchists aud hes broceht dis
gas upon tho ofnco he holda and upon
The state. The people Of Illinois will 20
doubt l's careful hereafter cot to trust
such an important once 70 . man Of
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-07-07

President Cleveland has evidently sat-
istied himself that his little Object Lesson
tceether With bis w,se distribution Of
patronage have Ind tho effect 10 give
BIN enough votes to repeal the Sherman
SILVER lsS or he would not have consent.
ed TO call session Of congress at 90
early date.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-07-07

found = able to take care Of her business
interests y any other state IN the wsst
but the fewer Of thsss unualled-for anau.
cial sxcitsmsnta that are gotten MP By
hor !citiseus the better II viii b. fos the
busiossa intesesh 81 the stats. These
arc times whom msr should b cool
liesdsd and act only on their better
Judgment and not on the impulse d The
moment.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-07-07
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The Atlanta Const,tutioo slories 10
sou'h.rp prosperity uuring tie pest
quarter d osntury The Constitutes
ssys: III. 10 tho next twenty i've ysars,
southern prosperity shall approximate
the woudsrful record d the pa>s, who
can ssy tbst the south will not yst lead
oil Tho sectious!" Wait and 80 wha,
free trade will do for II in four > .ars. Il
has bssn prospsring under republican
lsv'msk,ng during oil that period. Il
vas tho republican policy that gave the
south her smeltsrs and furnaces and bel
wealth hss flowed in directly ~ tho 70.
sult Of protection. Her furnace doom
will Close and her sneltsss cool uudel
free trade. Wait aud go, and CONSIDER
while you wait-Iatss Ocsss.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-07-07

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We rstee = ptWiAs winch llassl 6olvo
easee eou)shsNe eosse, earss. exits d.,
= - y . well knevn care fos -
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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-07-07

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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-07-07

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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-07-07

Cleveland has issued call Tor an u.
ira session Of congress 10 convene on the
9Th day Of August.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-07-07
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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-07-07

The summer institute Of Normal d.
triot No. I. viii b. hs,d 10 Helyoks. Phil
lips county. Colo, beginsipa July 3lst.
l6p5 and continuing in sesaios two ssshs.
The executive COMMITTEES will spare no
paips TO make this meeting interesting
- we'll - profitable. Prof. p. n. Condit
superintendent Of Colorado Cisy sehools.
hes bren employed - Conductor, Who
With other able instructors along special
lines Injuries us very profitable session.
President Ellis Of the Stats Agricultural
College, Precedent Snyder Of The state
Normal and other prominsst siscators
have promised to b. with 10 and deliver
Isctures. President Ellis will attend
two days and give the institute the ben
eft OF bis ripe experience In educational
work. State Superintendent Murray Il
expected 70 b in attendance aud deliver
. lecture.
The committee dosires 10 cay 70 thoss
Who are interested 10 the cause II sdu-
Gallon. como out and give the teacher
the influence Of your presence; st lSsss
make him fssl that b. 70 appreciated By
SCHOOL boards and pstroas.
To the teachers ws voald ~: COM,
by oil means come. You cannot silosd
10 mias tbess opportunities Of pFsparaS
for your work. The vstchvoea a the
prsssot 10 Oavard you can only kssp
pace With your fellow labarsrs BY coa,-
Ing In Close contact Nth them 10 your
work. Thess uasstinGs Afford yoa - op'
portunity oe impfovssasnt which you
cannot Afford 10 m,ss. School Boasda
ass alive 10 tho fact tibet oar besl tssch'
sss attend thsss nsstlass asd ttaa thsy
are The better irom haviag sttssdsd
them. 10 employing tsashsss ~ recon-
mend that school boards employ thoss
WIN naaiisst suacisat interest In schoo
wosk 70 sttssA thsss lsssisutsa Csos
pssparsd 10 wost; bsisg yoss boob
with ysu. Arasgenents vlii b sadl
los suitable board d rsasonabjs satss.
CaAs B. TsnasaiAxs, %. 6upa,.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-07-07

The Denver News recently published
The following Telegram ssut by E. n. BIOL.
dsa, Of beaver. 70 WATSON 4 Gibson, Of
New York:
TO Watson 4 Gibsop. Broadway sad
Exchange. New York. N. Y.
beaver. June n. $685. Ips,ds Of sixty
days l50.aO0 men will b out oe employ.
msnt Fire Hundred thousand people
sili b entering the verge al starvs,,op.
We will rspud,sts ell our bonds and oh.
legations due IN the east. ~ 10 have 20
money To even psy the interest. Il v,li
bring about new Declaration d Ipds
pssdsocs and the sstabl,shmsst Of .
western empire. Z. n. AoIDsx."
II this y . sampls Of M. Holdsu's
best judsoest 10 time Of financial csi
sis like the pressut. then The sooner all
os the Holdeos aud their followess are
notified that they must either keep quiet
OF snisrsts. The bsstse Il viii b. ius the
basissss intsrssts u the state apA ihs
aoes safs,y ~ eas hope 70 rids oul
tho pFessss aaauoiai seora. By makiss
such daclasatios public hs hes a..
tsapssd 70 brad ths citizens oi Cplosa
do - sepudIatIooists, and traitors. Such
mrn - Mr.. Holden should b 81 dsvn
uIea quickly and hardly The people ol
co'o'sdo u they desire 70 prsservs ths
e''ci nsss Of the state and protect 'bsI
business interests.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-07-07

Little vegetable health produes~s: DE-.
Witt. LitsIs Early RISEN osres nalss,.
Gus dtsor1sss asd regulars The stomach
and bowels. which prevssts hsadachs
and disx,nses. City Dfsg 6soss.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-07-07
A MILLION .a,snos.

A irsssd IN need v friend Indeed and
rot lrss thss one mIllIon people have
found jass sueh friend 10 Dr.. kinat
Nsv D,sooysry for eonsumpstop, coashs
and eolds. III you have never used this
great cough n,sdicins. one Trial uIli con.
vlnos you that Il hes wosdssful curstIvs
powers In oil dIssasss Of the throat Chez,
Esd Iupss. Essh hottie 10 guaranteed
70 Il ali that h slaInsd or moasy Will
n rsfus6sd. Trial tottlss frss d The
CIV Drag Dtose. Large bottles % sssis
80 u
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-07-07
TIE W'sssa's eaae.

The Worlds Fair 70 asIahed! Has,
'nsr aud cav aud phase have doss tbsis
york and are no longer hssrd 10 single
ons of tho magnificent strsctsres beside
Lake Michigan.
Every one Who he's Postponed vis,lIss
Chicago becauss u the insompisss Goa
dillon Of some cf The szpositIoa build-
Ings, may now start 9Th The eertais
knowledge that everything 10 stsolstsly
aud finally In plses.
Perfect - " The Great Fair, II y 10,
more psrfsst than, 10 Its ssy, v tbs Bur
liuGtou Routes sssvios 70 Chicago. kssr
that tact IN misd ssd taks 90 early o.
postauity q consulting tho company
agent. WIN wIIl gladly give you Full To-
Formations sbout ths spes,si daily sssur.
sooss.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-07-07

Al shs taik u ~ sosll vill bot cca-
49, sey r S9Itig - 80 tsssi a ~
s1sssss = S'rt. 1pise .fpv srslfls.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-07-07

~ tSssehoU WV W nttV kuAt ~ S8tb4
sesaIon 81 The slate Legislature should b.
called for the purpose Of sssctIpg Laws,
u pcssIble. for the relief 81 the people
from the strinReney Ia money. maltsss
which u 10 feared will follow IRON The
brock 10 the silver market. After coa
ssissinG the matter carefully the Gov
srsos has wisely decided nos 10 cali o.
sstfs sssssoe unless The sctioa d tho "
trs ssss|oa of eongress makes II pesssss
~ 70 call oss. should the Oovsf.
sos Gait the tes,sisturs together u thu
jssssot tia.s fos Tive purposs II snsctinu
sueh Isrs - The pastiss sskInx fss o.
sstra sssslon are demsndins. The stmnu
probabilities ars that II would b. follow.
ID u opes ~ . Hnsseiai panic snd ,n
seed n benenttins voaId d. great iu
Jury 10 the business interests Of the state
Ths prospect for The enactment q suci,
lars n ihnss Askssi for, Inst. 81 n roller.
Isa Tie stsinosncy In money mAl,srs
voul1 osly tssd 70 isssssss Il by the Ia.
nedials sAlsnps 70 force " soliseslos
- I'll eststss dina tsdsbtsdssa. Tia
oeoo111uttsnolily q sssh IsgIslsiioa 4
~ M euealsesblA Usdss eli w
49, 1n1s1s W. osvsesos ~ tahsx
~ ~ sseNss \ rseuelae 70 esast III
sssssss d si'a aysrpIAaIl e>sssisi ~
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-22


s p. m. dnesday:-N0rtherLr winds;
| ilII warmer.
Mayor Patton's court docket had no
| cases for trial this morning.
The new morning paper. the Call, will
make its appearance Sunday.
The Sunday school of Central NJ. L.
church, South. Will go on an excursion to
Sulphur Springs on Thursday, leaving
the church at O'Clock a. m.
E. S. Clayton left Asheville this morn
| ing for Columbia, :. c., where he has ac-
Ccpted position as foreman of am eXteu-
sive Woodworking establishment.
There were 20 prominent railroad and
steamship company officials in conven-
| tion at kenilw worth Iun today. The meet
| ing is one of the Southern Steamship
companies and the Southern Passenger
Traffic association.
There is good one on the stcnoGra-
pher in MIR. McNamec's office. few
days ago he wrote a letter to Alfred
Williams " Co., Raleigh, saying, En-
closed find $3 for" etc. Yesterday n card
was received from Williams & Co. with
nothing but this on it: But the So
wasn't in it,
This morning while Clarence Ray was
driving down South Main near the
Swaunanoa hotel, Walter Mears' goat,
drawing a pony S&plCSS "tfsOH, SlStt ltu
across the street. The horse was on the
goat before Mr.. Ray could check up, and
the goat was knocked down and tram
pied. 1t WAS thought the goats leg was
btokeu.
y party Of fox hunters had a fac chase
OF five hours last night oyer ELK noun
tain. There were 80 hounds in the pack
and tho run WAS lively from the start.
The fox was run to earth about o clock
this morning on RCcm5 creek. Ghe hunts
men were Or. !. s. T. Baird, B. W. Nor
ris, Dick Sewer, d. l.. Reynolds, Dan Sc
vier and Will Reynolds.
Rev. y. p. Pu1h and family OF Plnsa-
cola, Florida, who have been in Ashe-
VILE for several days, left Pensacola at
the urgent solicitation OF physicians and
friends. says the Pensacola News Rev.
and Mrs. PuGh had been in constant at
tendance upon two yellow fever patients,
and left Just 4 short while before quar-
antine Was established.
The Knoxville eNcursiouists came in
about l O'Clock this morning, tired out,
but having enjoyed the outing, however
the ball game resulted Many of the
excurters slept throughout the home
trip. This was especially EOtIceabic III
the second class car, where 4 number
removed their shoes in order, appar-
emily, to make the suOOze seem more like
sleep. The crowd blessed the AShcvllle
Street Railway company, which had
four cars at the depot to brluS every
body to the square.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-22
BIG DAM AGE SUIT.
Albert &. Glover VIII sue for
q IVvena3 Five Thousand.

Albert G. Glover, who was acquitted
last week in the Superior court OF the
charges ofembezzlement and false pre-
tence, will sue y. !. Lyman and DR.. r..
II. Reeves, the prosecuting witnesses in
the cases against him, for $25, 900 dam
ages, for malicious prosecution and false
arrest.
The case was instituted yesterday
when summons for relief was issued by
Clerk Cathev. The summons is return
able at the December term of the Super
ior court, during I he first three days of
which Glover viii file his.complaint.
Glover will be represented bv Mcssrs.
Cobb & Merrimon and w. w. Jones,
who appeared for him in the other
cases.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-22
Superior Court.
cases.

In the Superior court the following
cases have been disposed of:
Z. T. Mansfield VS.. J. NJ. and NJ. J.
Criley, suit on note for $500; judgment
for plaintiff.
N. y. Penland VS.. J. K. Crapo ard
others, suit for deposit in Battery
Park bank that was to be paid on GER
tain conditions, which conditions, Will
lett, one of the defendants. claimed, were
not performed. Judgment by default
against the bank and J. X. Crapo, and
against the plaintiff Penland as between
the plaintiff and defendant Willett.
National bank of Springfield. o.. VS..
the Asheville Furniture and Lumber
company; on trial.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-22
Il I THE GRAND.

George Wilson's minstrcls, allied with
Primrose and Vests Comedy company,
Will present at the Grand opera house
Thursday evening the spectacular oper-
attic comedy play "Monte Carlo" intro
duCing the famous minstrel comedian
George Wilson-assisted by large num-
ber of players. The pretty faces of bur-
lesque, the melody of opera-the rollick-
ing fuu OF minstrelsy and the scenic
effects of Il Partisan spectace-all this to
seen and heard in this stage novelty.
Novelties i'll the dramatic line have been
hurled upon the public in the past few
wears. Plays in which reality as far as
comedy, singing and novel specialties
are concerned, have held full sway. until
today the public have been educated to
such an extent that a comedy is tame
and tireSome unless the usual surprises
in the way of fun and laughter are dis
played to them. The play of Monte
Carlo" is said to be rich and rare in
funny dialogue, pretty costumes and
scenery. Seats sale at Lindsey's, 81
Patton avenue.
Go to Hills meat stall when yougo to
market.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-22
weaIMer-crop bulletins.

The Department of Agriculture has re-
quested Mavor PISTON to cooperate with
the department in disseminating news
by means of the weather-crop bulletins.
These weather-crop bulletins are issued
in Washington on Tuesday of each week
from April to October. The bulletins
show the weather and crop conditions
of the entire country from week to week,
and if carefully studied and understood
will be of great value to all interested in
agricultural and kindred pursuits.
These bulletins will be posted at the door
of THE CITIZEN office as they are received
each week.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-22
INSPECTION.
May or Patton and Alderman Cos
by Review the Fire Companies.

bY REVIEW the FIre Companies
Mayor Patton and Alderman Cosby
reviewed the fire department yesterday
on Montford avenue. Ten men of each
company handled the apparatus and
exhibited their proficiency for rapid and
efficient work. Captain Kelly's company
removed the ladders from the truck and
all parts of the machine were minutely
examined and found to be in good work
ing order. Captain Fagg and the boys
of the hose company had a couple of
quick runs and made the connections like
veterans. The needs of the companies
were explained to the committee and
they will doubtless be recommended for
purchase in the report of the inspection
to the Board of Aldermen.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-22

Leave Court House Square on Char
lotte street electric car for Sunset Park
at a. M. and every 80 minutes there
after until 1890 p. m.
Commencing then at 2 p. m, take car
at square every 80 minutes until z b. m.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-22
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Aug 22.-Flour. steady; wheat.
iir.ner; spot Aug 65a a.@66; Sep 66a.; milling
August, AGA; Sept. -+634; white corn by
sample, 5O0Go1; yellow, +9GI5o.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-22

NEW YORK, August ~ Cotton futures
opened steady; August, -; September
T.09; Oct, Der. 7.21; November Z 90; Decen-
ber 7 IS; January 7.47.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-22
stock Quotations.

NEW YORK, Aug. ~ Erie III ri Lake
shore 95; Chicago and Northwestern
1 - Norfolk and Western, 2Olo; Richmond
and West Point Terminal 1as Western
Union IRA,
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-22
ORGANIZED.
We take very great pleasure in stat
ing that the
United Banking and Build
ing CO1npanY

OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Have organized the following strong advis-
ory board:
OFFICER
a. Rankin, Pres: w. b. Williamson, WIRES
ID. G. Wadde1l, Jr., Secretary and Treasurer;
Chas. A. Webb, Attorney
GTORS:
James H. Loughrau, F. w. Stikeleather
5. Westray Battle, w. V. Low
]. L. Cathey, w. H. Wcsta1
]. A. Brook shire, ]. ]. Mackey.
J Ohm p Arthur, DIR. ]. H. Williams.
RAISERS:
w. b. Williamson, w. V. Low, w. II. WestalI
Loans will be promptly granted.
MAJ. H. H ROGERS, State Agent.
G. X COLLINS, Special Agent.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-08-22

n MORTGAGE SALE-In pursuance to the
VA power contained a mortgage cx-
SSuted on the 3Oth day of January, 1so2, by
w. q 1OODcr and wife, Eiizabe Looper,
to secure the Citizens Buiiding and Loan
A sociatiou i'll the payment of II note therein
deSGrl pcd, together with monthly interest,
preTni II =, dues and fines 10 shares of
stock m said company, and because the said
LOOpcr and wife have made default tfor the
period of six months ard more) in the pay
ment of monthly interest, dues, premiums
and fines said stock, | will, the duly
authorized agent and attorney in fact, sell
at pu bile auction, to the highest bidder for
cash. at the court house door in Ashevillc
on Saturday. the 23d day of September,
S93, at the hour of . m, ali the rcalestate
described in said deed of trust, consisting of
about o acres in West Asheville: fully de-
sCribcd in said trust deed. registered in Bun
cornbc county. book ~, page $50. This
August 22, 1s93. w. H. MALONE,
Agent and Attorney in fact for Citizens
Building and Loan Association"
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