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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22
violets flr.t; the dinner, later on, at
the Cato Richie.

A dinner very jolly and familiar,
the pretty little dressmaker was full o.
spirits aud gay jokes, and the dinner
and the Jokes were both we'll washed
down with plenty OF good wine' which
added considerably very naturally I'd
the ordinary spirit Of such occasionA
Bat this was not the only conSe'
uuencS oY the washing down. Tho
wines Of the Cafe Richie and other req
taurants Of It's kind are fully as high
in price as they are excellent in quail
ity. Moisiners stock OF small oiils
was soon exhausted. He was q psu-
dent man; q thousand-fra note was
too big sum to trust to the hands OF
a qarcon he did not know; briefly, no
must 20 himself to the cashiers desk
to change 1t to coin, merely an eb-
sence Of minute or two from BIS
charmer's side.
And firm In the thrifty and cautious
habits II 4 lifetime Of business exaetl"
tude, and in spite OF the brunettc'S
chatting suspicion that he intended 10
leave her In the lurch there to foot
the bill, Moisinel held to his detsr-
mination and the door of cabinet 10
temporarily closed upon him.
In the interval, while changing his
bill, Moisinel was busily thinking.
mentally drawing contrasts betwesn
the plump brunette and "his Adele"
not entirely favorable to the former.
She was distinctly little vulgar with
her loud lau ghter and still losder IN
ecdotes. 'ess'---
II was not "his Adele" that spoke
lsnguaee like this-"his Adele! and
to think that lie should deceive such
IN angel! Rascal! Scamp Scallawag!
He hnd had enough Of 1t already. lie
would never recommence, never, on
his word OF honor! s--s
All the same, he must now return
to the little one; lie was not the vi
comte Of her friend Of the Workshop,
no! And the cabinet-ah, behold It
before him-No. 1s! And Moisinel, us
he spoke, turned the handle. Three
cries simultaneously resounded.
The first from the waiter, who, too
late, clamorcd: "Stop, stop, please.
Monsieur deceives himself! That 10
not 10, but No. l3!"
The other two cries were uttered by
the guests Of cabinet 10, into which.
he found himself, all unwittingly.
making this brusque interruption and
,deranging an obviously very tender
interview.
The gentleman had roared.
"Sa-a-cre bleu!"
The lady shrieked:
"Ciel! My husband"
And her husband, for a fact, the
lady being no other than "his Adele, "
thus occupying the leisure time left
upon her hands by the springtime
fugue Of her lord and master. Drawn
by the stir and cutlery, the occupants
Of the other cabinets had run to the
spot, and there. among them, ran the
little brunette Of No. IS.
But the pencil Of simple chronicler
renounces picturing the scene that
followed. How have they settled 1t,
you ask? In the only way it was pos
siblo to settle it-Npisinel and his
wife have decided l6 pardon each
other; sort of doublc-entry case OF
forgiveness, you know, upon one con-
dition-that each has day of going
out, but the same day, ind always to-
gether-naturally.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22
A Little Bu.lns.s. Woman.

This IL woman's age, md business man
VITO knows says there is positively nothing
that SIZE vii not undertake. He was loung-
Ing In his Office the other day, when ths door
opened and weil-dressed, comclv little
woman appeared. She wOre resolute cxpres-
sion In addition to other apparel, and In her
hand sho carried large tack-raiser
"Gool morning." she said, winninsly. is
this MIR. Cash's object VIII you please tcla
me which chair It 10 that has nail In iu'
The business man was confuscd-the nice
little woman was n total stranger to him: lie
answered, wildly: "What CHART what
nailt"
why" she explained, my husband has
come home three times recently with dread.
full holes In his coat and troasers and he said
he tore them on u chair in your office I'm
about tired darning and patching those rcnts
and thought IL would be more sensible and
satisfactory to come down here, pull tho nail
out and be- done with it. Don't you think
sol"
stu In trance the merchant agreed with
her, found the offending chair, extracted the
nall and, with many thanks and snSles, tho
entcrprising littlc woman wlihdrew.-AsH
York World.
Gray hairs are honorable, II the head they
adorn is honorable.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

around town. Carter complained
about selling these supplies and sue.
ceedcd in rescuing several sacks d
-four.
At about 9 p. m. Mars hal Jones ar.
tivsd from Denver with l2o deputies,
and arrested enough men to Hll twd
cars. They were started back to Deb.
yer. Deputies were sent after Adams
and his men.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

An artist. who frequented Carlyle les
house, painted picture OF him In
his DIRE ssing gown smoking n pipe by
tho flresidc, rhd Mrs. Carlyle In an
arm chair sitting opposite him.
The picture wss hung Mt one OF the
Royal academy's exhibitions, and,
though not striking work OF art,
was purchased by Lord Ashburton-
Carlyle's friend = for two hundred
pounds. The delighted artist hur.
ried OIL to tho Carlylcs, expecting
congratulations on the sale. and
some manifestation OF pleasure on
their part At having such u value SGT
on n picture OF themselves and their
domestic interior lie delivered his
glad tldings, but all the response he
received from Carlyle was: well.
In my opinion. Ave hundred pounds
was Just four hundred and ninety
five pounds too much"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

Tnr New York society OF the Sons
oil the Revolution has offered to tho
high school pupils OF Brooklyn and
New York and ten other cities OF tho
state medals OF gold. silver and
bronze, us first. second and third
prizes for original essays written on
New York In the war OF tho Revolu-
ton Tho medals will bear upon
their face the fac smile OF tho so.
ciety's seal and upon their reverse
side tho recipients name with an
appropriate inscription.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22
when Tramps arc Banishsd tie Po"r
Can lie Helped.

Tho way to get rid OF tramp,, which has
long been known and has many tlmes been
mend absolutely upon work. Last winter,
the city Of Baltimore rid itself Of all these
pests by refusing 70 give them place Ia
sleep except on condition Of their earning It.
The result WAS that when other cities were
oysrrun With tramps, Baltimore was free OF
them, aaa thus relieved, the city turned It's
attention to finding work for tho deserving
unemployed. This work came. 80 near to
paying for itself that only an Insignificant
sum Of money was required to prevent actual
suffering. This interesting sociological re
stis has, therefore, again demonstrated, that
II Is tie .ramp-.he idicr who docs not want
work-that causes the demorallxatlon In
time of distress, and prevents the involuu-
tary idle from finding proper aid. A very IN
tercsting and complete explanation Of this
experiment appears In the Jufe numoer Of
rite Forum, BY DR.. +. r. l.. Gouk, Of the
Johns Hopkins University. who had ths
direction OF this important work.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22
HON eopaths In Dsnvsf,

The annual convention Of the Ameri.
can Institute Of Homeopathy opened
at Denver on the l4th 1t being the
fiftieth anniversary Of the founding Of
the order, the occasion was especially
important. The First Baptist church,
where the meeting were held, was
deliberately decorated. About 250
delegates were in attendance. Presi-
dent James H. McClelland Of Pitts
burg presided.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

Suddenly the music ceased.
Tho sylph.like being in the sea
green silk who had been talking ia
the athletic-looking vision in pink.
was at no pains to conceal her irri.
tation.
They've stopped playing" she
exclaimed. pctulantly.
"And haven't said half ! want to. v
declared the vision.
They gazed into each others eyes
and Inspiration came.
al know what to do"
"What?"
Lets encore them."
Presently the sound OF loud OPP.
plause poured through the drawing
room.
Then the notes Of the piano rose
again aad human voices mingled
herewith. as 10 the custom In the
most cultivated society. detroit
Tribune.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

A MARYLAND farmer who has dug
down ten feet on his farm finds tho
earth full Of Iocusts at that depth
boring their way up to the surface.
This story gives other Maryland
farmers an uneasy feeling that tho
world is but mite-eaten cheese and
liable to give way under them at any
moment.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

In n dispute about tho quality OF
some butter an intending purchaser
threw q two-pound package in a
grocers face. For the first time in
Its long and wide career tho quality
OF this commodity known as the
clearinghouse brand was properly
designated by law. The assailant
is under arrest charged with using a
deadly weapon.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

GREAT BRITAIN and Hawaii appear
to DO having neck and neck race
Tor Neckar island. four hundred
miles from Honolulu. Our sympa.
thies are entirely with Hawaii. but we
are glad to sec John Bull making u
consistent record. As soon Us he
secs an unprotected spot OF territory
anywhere on tho earth. or In the
ocean. he reaches for it. And his
roach is long. This time. however.
II looks rs II little Hawaii was too
nlmblo for him.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

Pcrcivnl-fathcr. I don't want 10
60 TO that college. It's . poor con.
Germ.
Ills Father-roor, my SOM II u
an old. wealthy and famous instits-
,lon that numbers among its RraAu.
atcs some OF tho most note1 nea u
the land. What possitle oejsetlsn
can you have against itls
Pcrctval-I don't hko ~ yell
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

BRAZIL will erect monument to
James Mouroc. There is doctrine
named after Mr. Monroe. and cele-
brated for its justice and wisdom.
Americans are slow on monuments,
but they respect the doctrine so
greatly that 1t is sometimes hoped
that they will live up to its precepts
by and by.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

The Columbia college sophomores
who went out on general hazing
and trouble-making expedition got
all the amusement they could have
asked for. They were ably assisted
in the effort by the New York police.
who carried the joke 10 its logical
conclusion by doing little hazing
Of their own on methods prescribed
by the city ordinances.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22
THE BLACK PLAGUE.
THOUSANDS OF VICTIMS.
Hong Kong and Canton Being Dspopai
lated. -Ignofan6e EneouraGss
e1 the Plague.

XIV cso~noA OoA6AS ~AAA'SN w SAAN
18th with fuller details Of the black
plague now raging at Hong Kong. De-
spite the operations Of the sanitary
staff and the police, assisted by the
army medical staff corps, and soldiers
from the Shropshire regiment, about
500 new cases had been reported with
in a week, and there had been 400
deaths.
Heavy rains about the middle Of
May were hailed as q great blessing,
The water supply had been nearly ex-
hausted. The drains Of Hong Kong
we're filled with poisonous gases, the
plague had been spreading in the most
densely populated part Of the city,
and, to cap the climax, an outbreak
of small-po was dreaded
The rains cleaned some IL tho
drains, and the authorities redoubled
their efforts to stamp out the plague.
They were encouraged for time by
the cooperation Of the Chinese them
selves.
House-to-house visitation in search
Of victims Of the plague was kept up
by the police, but they were unable to
get through the crowded houses Of, the
infected districts with sufficient celeri-
y to overtake all the Cases. Soldiers
were consequently detailed to assist
in the unpleasant task. Increased
vigilance revealed a greater number Of
patients.
The increased virulence and the dis.
covery Of greater number Of cases
aroused the enmity Of the Chinese,
who had for short time appeared will
ing to cooperate with the authorities
on the bringing to light all known
cases Of the plague. This willingness
diminished, probably on account of
the heavy proportional mortality which
accompanies the disease. Attempts
were made to evade the inspection.
Sick persons were removed from house
to house at the approach Of the police,
houses were barricaded aud in few
cases the officers were stoned by the
Infatuated Chinese. Owing to these
difficulties the epidemic gained re-
newed virulence.
News from Canton, where the plague
started, state that the deaths now aver
age 200 day. During March and
April they averaged 500 daily. Al
though the fact that the BLACK death"
was raging in Canton became known
only about month ago, it appears
that the disease started as long ago rs
last February, and has been epidemic
ever since. The plague is spreading
to the country districts about Canton
and to neighboring cities.
About the only measures taken in
Canton to stay the progress Of the dis
ease are those adopted by the priests,
who march through the streets chant.
ing incantations and sprinkling holy
water. A huge mass representing a
dragons head is also carried about the
city, accompanied by prodigious
beating Of gongs and drums.
A foreign missionary resident in
Canton made systematic inquiries,
which he AYERS show that I'D TO the 9Th
instant at least 10000 people have
been carried of.
The plague is said to be the same MS
that which depopulated London in
1868. Persons attacked by II usually
die in . few hours. 1t is caused By
filth.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

SINGULAR how utterly and alto.
geiher people who. scrupulously hon.
est about affairs financial, forget
their moral responsibility when In
the suburbs. In tho season OF flowers
They invade private grounds and
despoil nover gardens as II the
grounds wore commons and tho dee.
oraiions NIL accidental and without
owners And II often happens that
the flower thieves arc not conton,
with taking tho blossoms as booty.
but they break down tho shrub bery
and destroy tho bush that bears tho
blossoms
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

AT Sunday bull fight In Madrid q
matador received a horn in the midst
of his stomachic machinery. greatly
to the disarrangement thereof and
died In the ring. The pcpulace was
sore distressed. fearing the incident
would stop the sport. but 1t went
merriiy on. the Observation-Disclosures
OF tho management being manifest In
a disinclination TO disappsint any
body
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

IT sounds odd, simply because it
is novel, the announcement made
from tho pulpit Of u Newark. n. j..
church that storage for bicycles
during service had been provided.
so that hereafter worshipers com
ing on their wheels need not be un.
easy about them while in their pcws
After all the number OF the wheel 5
Is the only difference between
bicycle lockers and carriage sheds
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

Tnr warden OF tho church In
straiford'upon'Avon, whcro William
Shakespeare used to worship. has
boon detected In M attempt 70 sell
tho ancient church doors Us roles
The Incident suggests that tho war.
don Is about tho same kind Of .
worshipor rs William was
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

A PROMINENT scotsman OF Phlla.
delphia recently said that last
spring he found that the seed trade
was not going TO advertise much
and he concluded to advertise more
extensively than ever; that he did
do II and the result was that he
never did such Il large business as
he has dono this season. lie Is not
troubling himself at all about hard
times Nor is any other extensive.
persistent advertiser.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

THE faculty OF the University OF
Virginia has also yielded 10 the In.
evitable by deciding TO admit ladies
to all the advantages OF the great
institution which Thomas Jefferson
founded.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22
Denver Markets.

Eggs, ranch l3c, state 11oi butter,
best creamery 10000, dairy 13c; hay,
upland baled s12 O0@$l2.b0; second
bottom ss.50@ss 50; alfalfa IS. 90;
oats $l.29@sl.3l; potatoes $1,000
81. 10; cattle, choice steers o.. 25@
1915, cows $2.b09$3.00; native feed.
ers $3.009$3.15; hogs, ch oios Ass;
spring chickens $4.5O(9$6. 90 per doz;
turkeys 90.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

What You rooming on tho TOP
hoorw said tho first drummer ii
thought You wore too afraid OF ilrs. "
"fhcro won't bo any fro here to-
night" said tho second drummer III
overheard tho landlord way tina, his
insurance had run out"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

A prAn ia not generally u very
pleasant creature TO meet In tho
woods. but when no stands up and
politely holds out hil paw for q
shake. rs did n pot bear which os.
capped from savin Rock. Conn. when
found by his master. there eau DO no
doubt of his friend illness.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

TBE attempt OF tho Gould family
TO cvadc the payment OF taxes shows
that tho present generation IL not
equal TO tho lato lamontablo. Tho
father not only made tho attempt.
but succeeded. George IL no Jay.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

THE world can just imagine how
John Bull would grid up his loins
and key down the safety valve when
there is any territory in the race,
even though it be only lonely rock
In id-Paciiic.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

SANDow has appealed TO San
Francisco court TO protect his name.
Those who have seen him lift horse
and two ponies will wonder why he
did not protect it himself.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

JAMES WHTrcoMB RILEY says that
the more money he has the better
poetry he writes. But James
shouldn't feel bad about 1t. Poverty
Is no disgrace.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22
psssa

"Aro YOU ssrs tAss TIM. Joke /.
orlgln..i" asksa nv stage manager
.o' tho cousalaA.
"Why. u course ! am. Two got
tho datcs 10 provo H."
"What do you mcanW
"'fbc comic paper rot IL from
hasn't boon out but ono day"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22
GREELEY.

.ulSslUH.
GREELEY.
w. c. Madison, presiding elder.
Arvada-J. II. Merritt.
Black Hawke. w. Bowman.
Boulder-R. A. Chase.
Broomfield-K. White.
Central City-C. W. Werned,
Erie-G. A. W. Cage,
Evans-J. A. Long.
Fleming-O. r. Smith.
Fort Collins-J. T.. Coffman.
Fort Lupton-A. Il. Chase.
Georgetown-W,. L. Baily:
Golden-C. A. Brooks.
Greeley-O. J. Moore.
Holyoke-W. L. Collett.
Idaho Springs-R. Sanderson.
Jamestown-F. 7. knaps.
Julcsburg-J. r. RAIDER.
Longmout-C. II. Koyle.
Louisville-C. c. P. Hitler.
Lovcland-D. B. Vosseller.
Morrison-J. G. Veeder.
Plattcville-H. l.. Beardsly.
Silver Plume--E. S. Holmes.
Sterling-O. T. Mckay.
Wheat RIDGE. W. Linn.
Windsor-T. Andrew.
PUEBLO DISTRICT.
D. l., RAIDER, Presiding Elder.
Canon City,. +. Harris.
Castle Rock-Sisson.
Coal Creek-Frank De Pee.
Colorado City,. B. Huene.
Cripple Creek-M. A. Rahr.
Florence-S. H. Kirkbride.
Gwillimvillc-B. F. Todd.
La Junta-A. X. Stabbler
LAMAR. D. Droke.
Ordway-l. j. Keator.
Pueblo-Bessemer-H. J. Grace.
Broadway-M. D. Hornbeck.
East Pueblo-S. l.. Todd.
First Church--S. b. Werner.
Rockvale-W. John.
Springfield. V. Watson.
Trinidad-N. II. Lee.
Wet Mountain valley-M. Mape.
SAlfDA.
r. A. Carnine, Presiding Elder.
Aspen--C. Bradford.
Aspen Junction-W. r. Ashly.
Breckenridge-S. A. Weber.
Buena Vista-T. P. Cook.
Delta-J. II. Gill.
Del Norte-H. NJ. Law.
Durango p. Cook.
Fruita-Austin Cooks.
Glenwood-H. r. Eustis.
Grand Junction.. l.. Yellow.
Grand River-C. W. Simmons.
Gunnison-W. c. Perry.
Leadville-T. ". Jetfray.
Meeker-H. Sutherland.
Monte Vista-C. W. Anthony.
Mosca,-J. n. Norwood.
North Fork-H. Harpist.
Ouray-H. A. Carpenter
Plateau-F. l.. Davis.
Sagauche-J. Blamey.
South Park-Henry Carlyon.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

"woll. Louie. how docs fighting
tho Indians out Was, gop'
'say. mls,op. II yoa'Il taso INC
back ~ do once Agln III work IN
trss aol,ArS \ wsst.'
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

IT is announced that the crisis has
passed in Bulgaria, but one crisis
shades into another in such way
there that 1t is pretty hard to tell.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22
THE WESTERN REGION.
METHODIST PREACHERS.


Their Appointments for the Cenln,
Year.
Below are given the appointments
Of Methodist Episcopal pastors ~ an.
nounced at Boulder at the close q the
conference on the 18th. Stations not
mentioned are to be supplied:
DENVER DISTRICT.
d. T. Vincent, presiding elder, Uni
versity Park, Colo.
Akron-W. A. McElphatrick.
Argo and Gree ,wood-C. w. Huett,
Cheyenne Wells and Huso--O. L.
benver-Asbury-M. W. Hissey.
Berkeley-H. D. Seckner.
Cameron Memorial-W. /. Taylor.
Christ Church-C. B. Spencer.
City misunderstanding Elder.
Fifth Avenue-E. j. Wilcox.
Grace Church,. R. Shannon.
Grant Avenue. T. Fender.
Highlands-J. w. Flesher,
St. James--C. d. Allen.
simpson--R. NJ. Barnes.
Suburbs-John Collins.
Swedish Mission-A. j. Gustaf.
sen.
Trinity-Robert Mcintyre.
Wright Memorial. +. Irwin.
Fort Morgan--A. B. Glockner.
Littleton-F. L. L. Hitler.
Wray and Glendale-H. W. II. But
ter.
Yuma-T. Bithell.
W. F. Mcdowell, chancellor, and A.
B. Hyde, professor in the University
Of Denver.
w. F. Steele and j. R. Pelt, profess
sors in the lift School Of Theology.
Earl Crsnston, agent Methodist
Book Concern.
A. G. Peck, conductor, and G. W.
Ray, associate missionary, Haymarket
Mission.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-06-22

Their Appointments for the Ceniu
Year,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-07-14
ARE YOU GOINGING EAST THIS SUM.
MER?

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Tourist Route is The Michigan Central,
The Niagara Falls Route" first class
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Send six cents postage for "a Summer
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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-07-14
THE BEAUTY OF NIAGARA

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so adequately and satisfactorily as in the
portfolio just issued by the Michigan Cen
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Simultaneous photographs, which cannot be
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H. Marley. s. w. Pass. agent, Union de-
pot, Kansas City. Mo.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-07-14
THE COURIER
REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

8 room cottage near in, barn, bath, nice
shade at S26
room house in South Lincoln, fine loca
ton, barn, city water, S1S.
8 room house, three blocks from Twelfth
and o, newly repaired. bath. barn, gas S:s3.:sS.
5 room cottage i'm East Lincoln, $3.50.
II. C.YOUNG, Broker.
1201 D Street. Lincoln. Neb.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-07-14
PROF. MEL,

government chemist, writes: I have care.
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VIM, )" bought BY me In the open market,
and certify that I found the same abso-
lutely pure and well aged. This wine il
especially recommended for it, health-res-
toring and building up properties; 1t
Strengthens the weak and restores lost vi.
tslity; particularly adapted for conval.
escents, the aged, nursing mothers and
those reduced and weakened by over.work
andworry. Be SURF you get Royal RUBY;
q per quart bottles, pints 90 CT Sold by
i. HI. Harley,
18th and o SITS.