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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-22
COM NJ ERCIAL.
New York Produce Market.

Now York, May q I.--Fiour--Firm. Wheat
Moderately active, iirmer; No. 2 red store
and elevator, 75ha751ac.; afloat. 761sc.; T. O..
b.. 7Glha77Nc.: ungraded red, GSa7ic.; No
northern, S0%c. options closed unsettled
at Halsc. over yesterday; No. red May,
75c; June, 75tSc.; July, 76c.; August, 761ac ;
September, 7G5sc.; October, TIE; Decein-
bcr, 7Siac. Corn-More active, firmer; No.
2, 5slac elevator; 59a59lac. afloat; ungraded
mixed, 57a5Sc.; steamer mixed. 81 1-1ca
5Sa.c.; No. g. 56lac. options fairly active
and irregular; May, 5SBc.; July, 5S7sc ;
September, 59lkc Oats-Quiet, easier; OPP
tons dull, weaker; May. 32asc.; June.
s2skc.; July, 33hc.; spot prices, No. 2, ga
s2Ibc.; No. 2 white. S7c.; No. 2 Chicago,
33a33Iac.; No. 8, 31c.; No. white, 36lsc.
mixed western, 33a3ic. white state and
western, 37a42c. Beef--Quiet, easy; fam
ily sila13; extra mess. $S.5Oa0. Beef Hams
Quiet; $40. Terced Beef-Dull. easy;
city extra India mess, sl7al9. Cut Meats
Quiet, steady; picked bellies, IL pounds,
81. a6c. do. shoulders, 5a5hc.; do. hams,
9a9hc. mddles, nominal Lard-Quict.
lower; western steam, $685.; city, $6.20;
May, 81; July, $40, nominal; refined.
quiet; continent, 1925; South America.
o7.55: compound 5a5Ac. Pork-Quiei.
easier; mess, s13.75a1425. Butter-Fancy
firmer, fair demand; state dairy, 1Oa16hc
do. creamery 17a17lAc.; western dairy, "a
12c.; do. creamery, new, 1la171Ac.; do. old,
sa1Sc. /; do. factory, 7a10c.; Elgins, 17al71sc.
imitation creamery, Sal3c. eheese-Mod-
crate demand, easy; state large, 4a61ac.
do. fancy, GaGisc.; do. small, 4a6lsc. Eggs
Large receipts, easy; state and Pennsyl-
vania, 14iaa15c.; western fresh, 14al4}ac.
do. per case. s3a3.45; southern, 12laalShc.
duck, 12a17c
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-22
HON SD ALE.

A number of prominent men of
Honesdale and nelghboring towns met
at the Allen House Monday to arrange
for the purchase of the Honesdale
Water works.
Friday evening, May "a, the Seeley-
vile Amusement club will hold straw
berry and ice cream social at the school
house at Seeleyville. 1t is hoped that
large number of Honesdale people
will be present. The present cold
weather will have changed to roasting
hot by that time, and ice cream will
be most refreshing.
Mrs. j. II. Houck and daughter, Miss
Eulalie. of West Pittston, are visiting
Mrs. Houck's sister, Mrs. Benjamin
Gardner.
In about two weeks Fred Smith, for
over two years the clerk in the jewelry
store of Charles Peterson, will leave
for WaMham, Mass, where he will en-
ter school to complete his trade of re-
pairer.
Robert Crossley has returned home
from a trip to Boston.
Meade Schenck is home for his sum-
mer vacation from the Philadelphia
college of dentistry.
Mrs. Joseph Gillespie, Of Scranton, Is
the guest of the Misses Baker
John NJ Sharpsteen, Of Carbondale
was In town Monday.
L. j. Tolley Is at Philadelphia, at
tending session Of the Grand Council
of Red Men.
The Independent Glee club at the
Methodist Episcopal church. Wednes-
day evening, May 20.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-22

evening, song exercise, choir; mission
Work In Sunday Schools" Miss Mary
NJ. Lyons; Practical Religion" George
Urquhart: address. Rev. c. J. Kephart.
Wednesday morning, devotion, Rev. G.
II. Ace; business session, reports Of
committees and officers, election Of off,
GERS, selection Of place for next conven-
ton, miscellaneous; Topical Study Of
the Bible" Rev. w. A. Linnaberry;
class drill on lesson for May 26 Rev. c.
]. Kephart; "The Teacher Teaching"
Rev. A Il. Benton; primary Work."
Mrs. J. w. Barnes; gathering Of ques-
tions. Wednesday afternoon. song SER
vice. choir; Church Support Of Sunday
School," Rev. ]. c. Madden; Work for
Young Men," Rev. l.. w. Church; "Pri-
mary Work." Mrs. j. w. Barnes; ad-
dress, Rev. T. j. Collins; address, Rev.
C. j. Kephart; questions answered;
closing exercises,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-22
MAYEIEUD.

Miss Gertrude DeGraw, of Scranton,
visited at w. ]. Bergan's, Saturday
DR.. Reeves, Az Spruce street, Scran-
ton. specialist on throat, head and lung
troubles.
Quite a number of the young people
from this place attended the second an
nual social of the Ladies' auxiliary of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
man, at Carbondale, last night.
The Mayfield schools will close one
week from today.
Miss Nellie Mulholland and Miss Sa-
die Buchanan called on Miss Margaret
Mulholland yesterday afternoon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-22
The silver Market.

New York. May 2l.-Bar silver in London
today was quiet, with the quotation a
shade easier than on yesterday at 3o2d.
per ounce. The local market was like
vice devoid of activity and the price for
commercial bars remained unchanged at
6G3sc. Mexican dollars were also un-
changed at 53c.
The Mercantile Safe Deposit company
holds 2967Si ounces of silver bullion,
against which 297 certificates are out
standing consisting of "a brown and 26S
green.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-22
The Grocery Market.


New York, May 21-The market for raw
sugar Is quiet and at unchanged prices.
Further sales Of centifrugals have been
made for shipment from Cuba at 21ac.. %
test. Local quotations are S3sc. for 81
test centifrugals, &c. for SO test musco-
vados and 2sic. for SO test molasses sugar.
The London sugar market Is quiet, with
out change for cane. Java quoted at 12s.
led, fair refining los. 3d., but beet is dull
and rather easier. May quoted at los. Sd.
June, los 4lad. The stock of beet in the
United Kingdom is $1,000 tons.
There was an Indifferent demand for re-
fined sugar. though the market ruled
steady. with prices unchanged and quoted
on the basis of 7-16a45sc.
nominal market was reported for cof-
fee. Brazil sorts quoted on the basis of
l6c. for No. spot and 1il4c. for Rio No. 8.
Mild coffee steady, but not active.
Rice and molasses steady but quiet.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-22
buffalo Cattle,

Buffalo, May 21.-Cattle-Receipts, 2i0
head; on sale, 20 head market opened
strong and closed firm. Hogs-Receipts,
1850 head; on sale, 1850 head; market
steady: Workers, $i.70a4.75; pigs and light,
A65a4.7O; good mediums, $i.75a4.S0; choice
heavy, si.S0ai.9O; roughs, sia4.3O; stays. $3a
$50. Sheep-and Lambs-Receipts, 800 head;
on SALE 800 head; market steady; good to
prime lambs. $575a5.S0; light to fair. A25a
$780, culls, s35Oa4; spring lambs. $3.5Oa6...5.
fair to good mixed sheep, Siai70.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-22
1fthe Raby Is Cutting Teeth.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has bean
used for over Fifty Years by Millions Of
Mothers for their Children while Teething,
with Perfect Success. 1t Soothes the
Child, Softens the Gums, Allays all Pain /;
Cures Wind Collie, and Is the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. Sold by Druggists In ev-
cry part of the world. BE sure and ask for
MRS. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and
bottle. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-22
Toledo Grain Market.

Toledo, o., May 21.--Wheatr-R eceipts,
1920 bushels; shipments, 1890 bushels;
market firm; No. 2 red cash and May and
June, .77Ac.; July, 75Ac. August and Sep
tember, T%c.; No. 3 red cash, 75c. Corn
Receipts 3,466 bushels; shipments, lO,S0c
bushels; market firm; No. mixed. cash
and July, 541kc.; No. yellow, 541ac. Oats
Receipts, none; shipments. 10000 bushels
market quiet; No. mixed, July, slc
Glover Seed--Market firm; prime cash.
ek6o: October. S5.55.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-22
Gold Movement

New York. May 2l.-Imports 81 ,199, ,723, of
which $9y7,G33 is syndicate gold and the
rest foreign coin in transit to Cuba; eX-
ports. none. The total imports since Jan.
have been $l9.S9lS69 and exports s32. .sS2,-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-22
pbjladcIphia TalIow Market.

Philadelphia, May 21.-Tallow is lower
and weak. We quote: City, prime, in
hhds, 42sailac. country, prime. in bbls,
4ssc; do. dark, in bbls, 4a4hc.; cakes, Acc.
grease, 3&a37sc.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-22

p. 900 head market firm and &c. higher
heavy packing and shipping lots. $4.5oa
ASS; common to choice mixed. $i.4Oa4.75
choice assorted, $i.45ai.70; light. 81 44Oa4.I 20
pigs. s325a4.5O. Sheep-Receipts, 300 head
market strong and 10c. higheS; inferior tc
choice, $3a5.l0; lambs, $ia4.25.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-22
Oil Market.

Pittsburg, May 2l.-Oil opened and high
est, 179: lowest and closed, 1863 here and at
Oil CITY,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-22
chicago Cattle.

Chicago, May 2l.-Cattle-Receipts, 400
head market firm; common to extra
steers, si75a6.1O; stockers and feeders, $40
a4.5O: cows and bulls, s2a4.5o calves, sai
5.25; Texans. s9.5Oa5.1O Hogs-Receipts,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-22

Printing for GrOccrs.
Circulars, cards, booklets, letter heads,
etc., printed so well at The Tribune Of
flee that they will sell goods for you.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-22
Tired, Weak, Nervous
Hoods Sarsapari|Ia Restores
Strength and Bodily Vgor.

The cause Of that tired, weak, nervous
condition in which SO many people find
themselves, is the failure OF the blood to
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-22

Inut, in IN, @ s-rhnd Hail Of thc l6tn,
inst II communication ny y. c Ranin
son whore.n Ii" s,ss he viii give nuc.
fonrih nt he salary Tor the yeas 1891 TO.
buy noed wheat, providing tue other
comfy officers ana their deputies will 10
the slmr.
"pKovIpED.'
Anw II Mt Rnuiuson Gu idori,a We
nne-i ur;h of his is9i .alafy Tor iced
grain, why CAM be give II without wait
ing 10 See what | will doy II certainly
@ouid te given IN good cause nnd sure
ly it adds nothing TO the credit Of the
act tn wat AMI see whether or not some
one else will do bs much.
How many people in Nebraska would
have starved to death during tho past
winter, the charitable people OF the
eas. should have timed their aid IN this
mannerg NJ doubt bur there would
have been hundreds oi them.
Spe,kine for myself, must say that
cannot enter into any sucb n public
deal with Mr.. Ribiuson or anyone else.
To say the least, thin. 1t Is an ex-
hlbition of very bal taste for u man TO
come ont aud ia. .1fiako TO work an al
vertisemcnt OF hir.self under the plea Of
charity.
We are all doing business hero within
100 feet oil Mr. RohinaonI # he really
wanted 10 enter INTO m arrangement Of
this kind. on account Of his good will 10
tbs peorlg. why did he not come 10 rs
cststpail., Sod 20, como out N the pu-
pers 10, endeaYor to show the public how
Nnrge hearled he vast
There are other parties who own lhoug
auds d dollars worth OF property in this
county, where don't own II dollar,
Where 10 The justice for me 10 60 dosn
"a my pocket and give away all my earn
inga. vlilr they do not siye a cent? Tho
principal is not right.
A public hurlen, snct ns this matter
OF seed has bscone, should fall upon all
alike. Let the peopie oi our community
l,ok around them and geo who have been
doing the work to keep our woithy
brethren among tho farmers from sulrrr-
ing. Lo,b at the noble example oi w
Il. Colio,t, who has devoted his time, his
money, anj hni been on tho 70, Hay and
night, 10 the p,rll OF his hath. in tins
causr. The nilsi ~ tie cnuh'Y olicefs
too. with tho exception OF Mr.. hobinson,
have spent Just about every cent they
county raise Ia the last four montho. iu
working ior our needy citizens, while
sir. Robinson has simply stood nfoun'
nnd liclisi "a, eyerythns that was dour
These are hets. All our ifrm-rs ai
knog II. Wben % miu HIS dpns inihiHs
what right hat h., 10 nultrinko dlu.
tate Nhil oihcra shall 80, ahsn tIo
have already gwen ~ fythi. OBJ
ha,e2 II look, to me liko unAll't "a. N
gall,
Now ~ matter Of fact, during the
last live mouths. 1 have Riyen mote than
could adori. to keep our "or,hy 20.
itom san'. II maiiera not hoW mloh OF
nov ifufrtnss:as, tbs roasuioisnels Of
having d.te the he-t could l. reenri
! enough N ne. II thcfo is any,h NJ
inulor. am piding,o iei thai rat sl.r
those VINO recmyei my nsailtanne m
with ihe great judge ( iIl gpll asliin-
AN yunrs Truly.
j 4. 3. NcPfBHIi,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-22

llolyaEe, CoLo March 9th. 1895.
Enron STATE hEHALp.
DHAH Su:--pease allow mo IA -hor,
apac" IN your ptpor TO answer Jadgc
iiobinaon's proposition made IN the Over
land Mail. Of last week
Jndsr Robinson eaya he viii Riyo nne.
fpur'h ~ his earnings OF i~0i, Tor the
purchase Of sord er,iu f,r the farmers of
this county. u the other county oiiloefs
aud their deputies will do tho same
do no, know what county olllrars ard
other depuiita eau do, aud cannot Hprlk
tot them. Lui. will ssy for myaeif, TINT
when II has been IN my poNcr 10 do
somutbing Tor tho needy, have done 30
very willingly, aud wilhou, saying 10 my
nciRbbor "yuu must giyc tho samo IN I
do Tor each ol ~ know bcat. his meanH
mud ability To giyc Judge l.obinsOn'n
cnfnings ipr 1894 amounted to siGJl %
aud my s''lary was 5000, be, ha. wifo
aud one child TO provide Tor. aud. I. have
a wife npd six ohildten 10 provide Tor.
Judge Robinson, knowing this fact. IL It
just IL 1t reasonable, that he should
dictate 10 me. W Ia how much | snunld
give 10 our people lot seed gInin or would
II not be best Tor Judge IloDinson on 10
has ,h. nieanp TO dsno.nnd he must have,
according to his stuiomeriJ 10 give TINT
part u his salary, regardless u what
oiharn do or gtye7
ffiends. assure you that, had one
fourth oi my 1871 salary left. would
gladly donate some fpr know ihc oou.
dl,ian oi our nohlc fnfmefs Us well az
judge llodnron does Ihnuking sou
Ne. Editor ior lLis spuer.
Yours Ndfy fruly.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-22
FAIKvIEw.


People are ifuly sorry and dosnheurt
oil over tho defeat of the totd bill. 1.-Two
through ehnritahiy minded people. pro.
cure eetd. will II b. right 10 pay state
taxes, wheu In onr hour of trouble and
diairees state auihorltiea, ct our own rich
state. turns deaf ear TO our dihlfcas and
need
We have nothing but praise 20 oifof
Senator Painter. for hia orntorical plea 10
bshali si fii6ss 10 need. nna sltp 10 the
citizens oi ilolyokr that bayc uno1 both
timo and money IN behalf Of our county.
School 10 district No C3 closed on
rueabay Of this week.
,s|Bons.- Sunday tho i7ih, son. to
WIN. O lIuifman aud wife, DR., Emma
Chapman attending physician.
=. II. Zoli aud wiic visited With the
family OF ". b, cnpp on last "Wednesday.
Mr.. j. Elder waa In ihis Vicinity on
Monday.
Mrs. N. n. worley has been on the
sick list the ppei week.
We hope that tho constitution oi the
aint, u Colorado may be amended IN the
near future. 20 that her citizens may not
have 10 appeal to other states Ior aid, on
account Of q constitutional Law. II seems
burden Tor othcr rtaies 10 help them
rclycp, hnl Colorado too.
II wc had the money in our state
treasnry that rs Gpy. Waite spent for
tho ostra scsal0G uf legislature, anl Tor
hla C'ippp Greek war. II wnnld hnye
lf.I fu Inir 4Wui'J n ~
ga... H.tt
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-22

one oclocN y. IN, benrd met pursuant
to adiournmrnt, prysnt, full brard
The following CLAIMS were allowed;
+ @ Churniug, J. p. IS 5l
Claims Of G II. Pas, 4, b Tl,m'n.. s
T. Hibbs aad II. Norris, juror fces were
laid over.
a. T. Guthrie, sheriff EdcEpon
case. e. 9j
A. II, Guthrie sheriff services
and mileage 81 o.
W. ID. Kelsey depiy dat atty
Erickson case : 90
c D. Timbasiake 1t INNS mad *
press. 3 20
c. o. rinheflalla Go snni l23 o
S. w Bcgls county work 6 20 said
am7un, TO ba paid to conHty ireB.arr
ani be- credited TO clrik'n fee fund.
II q. Moore rnbbar sirmp for Co 90 30
L. 7. Lewis dit clerlsin CO CON.
VI. WIN. c E1Jns u, 10
o. w. Shulcr colin for Chas.
Nelson's chilli. 10 o.
List II names was lurnished hy county
treasurer. and. on motion, bonrd proceed
ed TO cl1se numos oi 100 person. Tor infy
list, ss EulloEH Anheoht, Gn,tiib; Ahu-
stei, Frand o; Anderson, A D.; Auiden-
hripk, q y; Briggs, C y, BargraT. Frank'
Bosh, Gotllib; Beyard, & e; BiiTsun,
John; Berg, } A; Brace Ssul; Bennett;
W Il; Cunningham, Wm. CnmeF, Chas,
Crissman. John; Urowncr, II; CroWner,
W; CLARK, A D; Cronquis,. Jno; Chaney
Cuai; CLARK, VB; Crowner, J J.; Glenn
NOUS. Wan; Dsaonp, 4 " Del; ron, W
Ei L lioii, II B,tanlaui, Angus'i Fidlr,
Cha-i Fi'2psruek, N &c gen, Rotolpn;
Guernsey, Grillln, Goddard $ D,Hbdi,
A q; Garland, q W. Guinu. Geo; Hard.
iug r. 4 R; llbbs, W $; HING, Wm,
ll.ginboiham. Jnp; iloyt, J. l.; ilobJie
Wm; iiagor, + "; Hatcher. II; Harold
Otto; fIaskelt, j; Hunter, Wa; nobbic,
aertnaai Johnston, W %; JuhnGon, S ~
Iunnsnp, Clsn- =, Jvgor. Fnd; Jgsarn
fhlmAs; Kuhn, Chfi-i; kiplmr, sher
man; Lnz VIM L.fson, Ciuege-.
Lund lnlR, 80, Llrsun. 4 T.: Money, +
y; M,Ief. lieimtn; Moson, l.; Nurrs
ilrr.a ul Norman. J u,; Nonctu, John
P.tlpt B.n; rk, S d. HIch o., j q
Lay uoai, q. smiih, Mu-un ~ sum
n,f-, " L, alumbaush, l. 4; Schuuidt
Cnnoi; ,e der. N A. slater, j. Shatar
A A, saylor, h. SRrriluHd, y 4; Snui
sr, q "; rtogo, Harry a; Tfoniman
Oscar; lhom,on, J VI watkma, Frank
Waiter, . 4; Warren. - O. Wurles, \
| - wtlunri, J s; Wright, Juhu, Nrtten
aurs, Ciri.', wgsiu-. NJ Wilimms
Bore Young, James; Gilmore, j !. L9l
! M Zoll, j u; Arsan. Wmi ur4v, IT,
ilptBch, Heuei Esk 'ie, Carl, Fafaei
| 70 F Aad shrpN 81
fuo iolloRiis claims w0re allowed
u y Cnpp, dYs CON. sud -
mites travel q
. Nelson days com nd 20
miles twgrl. ~
wm Kipfap, . days CON and T.
mHaa imYri n p
o. mono, b1lri aii iuin5i ~ meH
daieh pil, isD5. 81 Dam
March MN 1888, noIrd mat pursuant
20 adjournment, present, fnl board
BnHtd proceeded 90 act on application
fue Hour aol the dat5iDulion ui simo
| o. motion u,4nl ulj nruel 10 hes
March 10 b, 1872. at oA.m.
Mar. TO- 1895. Bonrl met pnrauan! 3,
adjournment, pies nt. lull bonri.
Board aolai nl appliaitlols ur Gau.
and, on motion. board aiioafn,l tomeei
at o'oI0clt p. m,
| ocloca b ~ B1sfl met pursuant
Adjournment. present. lull boaid
Board proceed 10 isliyst nu1f % a.,
needy
90 motion board Adjourned 70 uani
Mat 3j,d, ls5,ntoa.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-22
BEACHvILLE.

Wm. Sowdcrs Of Sedgwick was in
this vicinity last Friday.
II. l.. Burkhalter, formerly OF this
place, and who Inns spent tho past two
years IN Ohio and NebSaskn, is visiting
among old aequaintances in this neigh
borhood. m
= Capt. Mason oi Holyoke was in the
vicinity last Monday looking after his
iaialus interests.
= Val iIaieT returned /, this pl-ce. sun
jsy. h- va. accompanied by bis brother
Dan ilafer OF Chase Neb.
Tic patty at Gtotrs Treeo's on la',
FRIDAY evening was well attended by our
young folks.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-22

~ H'hFf = '"f ah"'f "h'.t 'H'
March 9Th. l-9j, hoard m Il pufauani
10 ndj ,ufamcui, ptercni. full hnnii.
u,Hjal i,oud oI ". u. Kelsey sas up
proyri ,n,i ordered lilrd.
Judge Robinson having cspt, sscd q
belief that the linl OF names TOT iufora
chosen the previous dny bad been ian-
pcrrd with, on motion. tho board request
sd th. county treasurer 10 fnfnlsll a. Ito
bond lust oi taxpnycfr Of tho county
ior tho pnrpose OF chojains from bad
liht tho namot of 100 porsour Tor Juf!
lis..
Clnin oi Wm. c. Robinson for 7lsD25
with recoipt showing sama amount had
been pn ~ county ifuslufpf ar tsca N
county judges aud clerk ot county ujuri
on motion. e2ls1 VI sail claim was al
lowed nnd the haianue aDi fl was retalr-
cd Ia county indRo ani elufk Of county
rUa,t lee lnnd
On uiuiion bond a1iuafuol 10 ntei
= e % iu
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-22

There win be Presbyte,iaL aervinra at
the Baptist Chutcp On Snnday, March
ith: morning aud evening also commun-
ion service IN the morning. Preparatory
services will be held S,turd.y evening
a. p. m, Mt the church after wnich
the annual ~ 'ctlng @ill b. hsli. Eyary
body invitel ., AGENT ssfyiIs, SInday
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-22
Ii'adas,,l'b Btfartns,, Cob. ,ni wyo, G 4,
Room, jls and $50 Cooper Baildins.
Ds,.r, Colorado, March lib, 1895.

To each aud all of the Posts OF the De.
partment Of Colorado and Wyoming,
q. A. r.. as well as 10 ali the old sol
diers resident within this Department,
who may not yet be, but should be.
within tho fold OF our Order:
Your attention is again directed to th.
coming Department Encampment to be
held nj Dcny-i on N. ibifti-'h Of April
ard the first and second 81 May, next. II
ia the purpose of all who nre interested,
land nil old soldiers and their families
and friends are intcresIed) 10 make this
tho great, YES. the greatest aud the host
g ',hofiug, and hsppi'st reunion Of the
old boys. ever held III sight Of the Rocky
Mountains, They nrc all coming, So
you eanno, afford TO s,ny away.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-22
DeaernGGEIERAlL GENERAL HARDWARE and m HARNESS AND
NOTICE oFE2 ion: -
Town Of Holyokc,
County of Phillips, So.
State Of Colorado.

=
Town OF Holyoke,
County q Phillips, IS.
State Of Colorado.
To the electors Of said town OF Hol-
yoke, county of Phillips and state OF
Colorado.
You are hereby notified that pursuant
to the statute OF the state Of Colorado
governing and regulating the elections
OF municipal officers in the cities md
towns ol said state
Notice is hereby gwen that an cleo
tion will he held in SAID town OF Holycke
on the frs Tue. day succesding the frs;
Monday iu the monlh OF April, q. d +,
1875, to wit:
On Tuesday April the Fad. 1888 Tor
the purposr II rlsetiug officers OF sail
town u. ;illows:
One Mayor for ,erm o' ono year
Two Trustees for term Of onr year.
Three Trustees for term OF two years
Saii election will bo held u, The Dals
tream building on int I in bllck 10, said
town Of Holyoi,e and the polls will DO
opened at the hour OF 7 O'Clock =. m. mud
closed at o'clock p. N, OF said day -
mountain time.
Tit. following persons have bren ap-
pointed judges OF rlentinna and hoari
e.is,ra,ion TO wit: 4. N. Axelson, /, IL
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-22

Tho base Of Ayers Hair Vieor Is r-
fined and delicate fluid, which docs not
soil or become rancied by exposure to
lhe mir. nnd which is as periec, u sub.
st,tute for the o,l supplied bv nature 10
youth and health, as modern chemistry
can piuiucr.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-22

"Success is the reward OF morit" not Of
assumption Popular appreciation Is
whai tells in the long run. For fifty years,
people have been using Ayers Sarsn
parlln, md to day II is the blooi.pnriiier
most in favor with the public. Ayers
jaranpaiilla cures.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-22

lvdi tahe horses 90 pasture the eom
inr season iof 80 eebis per month. 25,
600 Hcfes under fence, plonty ol water
'rs.s. and sait the wear roanl viii b,
responsible ior hofse-,
~ T.. O WfrHrRnrE
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-03-22
NOTICE

Ho'yokc, Colo, February o5,h, 1895.
Tho firm oi Begga & Cleland N this
day dissolved by mutual consent; j. r..
Cleland retiring from tho firm, II, G..
Moore having purchased his interest
therein aud hereafter the b1siners vii
DO conducted In tho name Of BoRge &
Moore who will continue to ds an Alb
ptracl, innufanec aud Real Estate bnsi-
ncas ut ilolyoke, Colorado.
in the presence ~
T., \. MoPnEnma,
Is. A. Hosxiss. -
J. p. CtrLssD.
s. w. Broos.
II q. Moony. :,