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The morning news., 1897-06-18
SHOT ron SANDER.
A Woman Kills Her Brother I'm
Shooting at the Man She Accused.

A woman Kills Her Brother I'm
Shooting at the Man She Accused.
Paris. Tex. June 17.-Ed. Kilgore. con-
tractor and builder. met his death at the
hands OF Miss Fanny Jackson and her
three brothers to-day. Kiigore was sit
ting In the waiting room at Ladonia sta
ton when Miss Jackson. accompanied by
a sister and three brothers, entered, the
men taking positions at the door.
The girl drew a revolver and fired az
Kilgore. The bullet went wild and struck
her brother. Brode Jackson, In his tore-
head, killing him instantly. Kilgore DASH
ed down the railroad track behind some
freight cars Bud Jackson. another BROTH
er. intercepted him and shot him In the
back. After Bud Jackson had emptled
his revolver, Miss Jackson walked up ana
flred three more shots into Kilgore, ex-
claiming: You coward, you have SLAM
dered me long enough" Examination
showed that nine shots had taken effect,
any one Of which would have proved
fatal.
The morning news., 1897-06-18
FRANco-ITALIAN CONFLICTS.
Two Frenehmen KILLED I'm AGrnys
Between Workmen.

Paris, June 17.-In a fight between
Italian and French workmen at Baricary,
near st. Louis du Rhone two Frenohmen
were killed.
The district Is intensely excited and the
police are taking steps TO queil further
disturbances.
Another ARRAY between French and
Italian workmen has taken place at Les
Sallnes de Grondc, near Artes. An Ital-
ian was stabbed by a Frenchman, where
upon the French population made an on
slaught upon the Italians, who fed for re-
fuge 10 Bas8e Comargue. The police have
been sent 70 the scene OF the disturbance
Later dispatches from Artes announce
that affairs are becoming qulcter AZ Les
salines de Gironde and that work ~ being
xesumed there.
The morning news., 1897-06-18
ANNEXATION INEVITABLE.
An American Senator Now In London
Talks of the Treaty.

Talks of the Treaty.
London, June 1S.-The Times correspond
ent in Paris, writing of the annexation of
Hawaii by the United States says: ITO
day (Thursday) in the garden of the Brit
ish embassy, l met a member of the
American Senate in high standing, VINO
said to me: In one way or another, we
were bound to take Hawaii. 1t has, first
of all. the advantage that 1t can be an
nexed without serious difficulty arising
with any European power. Therefore, we
can satisfy our desire for some sort of an
nexation without running the risk of Sc
rious complications. However, Hawaii is
so near America that 1t is quite out of the
question that 1t should belong to any
other power; and its government Is so
weak that It could not seriously resist If
any other power really tried to take 1t.
Although not worth much, Hawaii viii
make an excellent coaling station, and IL
might prove otherwise useful in our
hands. Unless we annex 1t now, we
should expose ourselves TO complications
with the japanese, who would soon OUT
number the Americans in the island,
while now we have TO fight nobody"
The morning news., 1897-06-18
TARIFF BILL TO BE RUSHED.

Democrats TO Make No Long
Speeches ON the Schedules.
Washington, June H.--Some OF the dem
ocratlc members OF the Senate committee
on finance to-day said that henceforth
they would interpose no objection TO the
rapid disposal of the tariff bill. They
will suggest amendments, and ask votes
on them for the purpose Of making a re-
cord. but there will. II they can control
the matter be no long speeches on the
schedules with the possible exception of
wool. hides, the reciprocity paragraph,
which the republicans have promised TO
report, and few other sections.
The Indications now are that the re-
publicans will withdraw the internal rev.
enue provisions Of the bill.
The morning news., 1897-06-18
FATAL FLASHES.
Two Farmers Killed and Property
Damaged by Lightning.

Defiance, O., June H.-During the ter
rifle thunderstorm last night Jacob Griner.
a farmer near Ayersville. this county. was
struck by lightning while in his stable.
and instantly killed. The barn was de-
stroyed.
Lightning struck the Citizens
opera house in this city while the
high school graduating class was
rehearsing and Clinton Garvey
and Fred Haller. members of the
class, were knocked senseiess Garvey be-
ing rendered both blind and deaf for an
hour.
At Wapakoneta, Peter Tabler, farmer,
was killed by lightning in his house, which
was consumed by fire. His wife and child
were seriously injured by the shock.
The Methodist church at New Hamp-
shire, this county was struck by lightning
and badly damaged
AT Canal Dover the electric light wires
were burned out during the electrical
storm, leaving the city in darkness.
The big reservoir at Macarthur gave
way, flooding the surrounding lands and
demolishing the crops
In Delaware county the storm ruined
growing crops by the acre.
Cincinnati. June 17.-Rainstorms, ac-
ported throughout the Ohio valley last
night and again tonight Three cases of
sunstroke are at the hospital here to-
night. Much damage is reported to crops.
Floods are reported everywhere, and the
electrical effects at Springfield and Gallo
polls, o., Lexington Cattletsburg and
Ashland, KY, were such as to make some
believe there was an earthquake. At
North Manchester, Ind, two men were
drowned In the food and at West Union,
O., family of three narrowly escaped
drowning
AT Spencerville, O., Daniel Miller and
his team were killed by lightning while
working in the field.
Near Wilmington o., George Seamans'
stock barn was demolished by lightning
and valuable stock lost. Henry McGove-
ney lost many fine cattle by lightning.
fishing camp narrowly escaped from
lightning and afterward from floods.
Near Macarthur, o., several bridges were
swept away, including the trestle on the
Columbus Hooking Valley and Toledo
railroad
The storm caused q landslide near
Dingess, w. Va, which took q train OF
twenty freight cars with II.
The morning news., 1897-06-18
SOUTHERN PATRIOTIC LEGION.

Their Reunion Postponed Mt the Re-
quest of Mr.. Mckinley.
Washington, June ia delegation Of
the Southern Patriotic Legion of the She
nandoah Valley Of Virginia called on the
President to-day TO invite him to attend
reunion Of their organization at Har-
risonburg, Va, next fall. This Is the
league OF ex-confederates which visited
President Mckinley at Canton before the
election, and afterward, on their last trip
he promised to honor them with visit.
He told them to-dayNthat he would be
glad to attend II they could postpone the
reunion to next year. II they insisted he
said, he would so this fall, but thought II
best, as he had just been down that way,
to put off the visit until next year. The
committee agreed TO postponement OF the
reunion.
The morning news., 1897-06-18
sHARPsHooTERs SET SAIL.

schuetzen Corps on For Europe.
New York, June i7.--More than 1000
members Of the schuetzen corps from all
over the United States sailed to-day for
Europe on the steamer Augusta Victoria.
Among the number we're many American
crack sharp shooters, who are taking part
IN the International shoot OF sharpshoot-
ers which begins at Neuremberg. Ger
many. on July 4.
The morning news., 1897-06-18
GERMANY WON'T OBJECT.
Hawaii Regarded as within the
Sphere of the United states.

Berlin, June 1.-THE Vossiche Zeltung
thinks that action of the United States on
the annexation of Hawaii imposes upon
Germany and England the necessity of
devising measures to prevent the adoption
of a similar policy as to Samoa.
The Post. however. expresses the author
itative view held here when it says: Ger
many has long regarded Hawaii as within
the sphere of American interests and can
scarcely find any pretext either to ques.
ton the right Of the United States to an
mex, or to interfere by protest or obstruc-
tion."
The morning news., 1897-06-18
TURKEY ACCEPTS THE TERMS.
She Is 10 lie Ceded Either Ligaria OF
Nczcros.

London, June B.-The Athens corre-
spondent Of the Daily Telegraph says:
1T Is reported here tonight crhursday),
that the peace conference and the porte
have accepted a settlement giving Turkey
either the town Of Ligaria, southeast OF
Milouna, or Nezaros, north OF Larissa."
The Athens correspondent OF the Daily
Chronicle says the porte has abandoned
the policy to delay. and has decided to
accept tho advice Of the powers.
The morning news., 1897-06-18
Won IIaIIman Reslens.

Berlin, June i7.-It Is officially announced
that Admiral Won Holman has resigned
the post OF chief Of the navy department,
ana that Admiral Won Tirpitz has been
annointed 10 succeed him.
The morning news., 1897-06-18
sIAHER no MARRY.
Philadelphia Furnishes the Bride
For the PuaiIIat.

Philadelphia, Pa, June i7.-Peter Nah
er. the pugilist to-day made application
for license 70 marry Miss Agnes Torphey
OF this city. After tho usual formalitles
had been disposed Of. Maher was handed
the license. Tho wedding u expected 10
take place Tomorrow. Ii 1..lN.r
The morning news., 1897-06-18
DALD A KING on THE DIKE.
Wins His Entries and rides nm Tx
hfbftion Hair In Ot5s.

Cortland. N. y, June i7.-Eddle Bald
was a winner In to-day's state circuit
races. coooer qualified IN the mile open
trial. bat did not gain a position IN the
finals. After the races Bald rode an ex-
hiplilon half Ia IS seconds naL.
The morning news., 1897-06-18
wOODFORD ACCEPTS.

Dimes with the Prcsident-Wiu
Probably Sail I'm Two Weeks.
Washington, June H.-Gen. Stewart l..
Woodford OF New York, the newly ap-
pointed minister to Spain. was to-day In
consultation with the President and form
ally accepted the Office. Tonight Mr.
woodford dned with the President. Sec.
refary and Mrs. and Miss Alger, and Mrs
John A. Logan also being guests The
new minister declined 10 say when he will
start for Madrid. lie will return to Now
York tomorrow, and Il is probable that
he will not sail for two weeks.
The morning news., 1897-06-18
TOLL GATE DEMOLISHED.
The Raiders Threaten 60 Lynch the
Keeper Hut Let Him on.

Maysville, Ky, June 17.-Toli gate
raiders thlrty-eight In number. tore
down the gate beyond Blue Lick last
night They captured the guards James
Dawson, Harrison Green and Charles
Dawson. The raiders placed a rope
around Dawsons neck. but released him
on condition that he would collect no
more tolls.
The morning news., 1897-06-18
Rey. Father ISneIpp Dead.

Munich. June 1.-THE Rev. Father
Knoipp. known throughout the world for
this morning
The morning news., 1897-06-18
MINISTER A MURDERER.
lie Admits killing Two Men and Il
ON Trial For "A Third Crime.

PalntsvilIe. KY. June l7.-Washington
Craft. the Primitive Baptist minister on
trial In the Floyd circuit court for the
murder OF Londeli Higgins, fourteen years
ago was placed on the witness stand to-
day. fIe denied killing Higgins. claiming
he was forty miles away at the time tho
deed was committed
on cross-examlnaton. Craft broke down
ana admitted killing his uncle Wiley
Craft. and William Cook hfteen years ago.
Craft has long been suspected OF killing
these men
The morning news., 1897-06-18
NEW YonN's REPUBLICANS.
Plan For Revising and PurginE shs
roIIs Adopted.

New York. June I7.-Tho members OF
the republican county committee met to-
night and adopted Chairman Quigg's plan
for the revising and purglng OF the rolls.
A resolution was also adopted denouncing
tho movement 20 force" the candidacy
for mayor upon Seth Love-
The state herald., 1897-03-12
CITY ELECTION.

The city election is hut few weeks
away and il is time for the people to be
KIN To look around for good men to iii tho
several Offices.
A mayor aud six councilmen Rre TO be
chosen. This coming year is to be one OF
growth nnd prosperity in HolyoKe Il all
OF our people work as they should IN the
right direction. Many people from many
sections are looking towards us with u
view Of selecting this as u cir home.
II ~ onr duty as toSn and commun'-
iy to move fnrsard with improvements as
lar Ms our means will permit without do
ing financial injury.
The town should be kept free from ey
cry species OF garbage and every citizen
should make his or hor premises show
taste and care.
Strangers should be shown every court
esy, both by private citizens aud public
ofclsls.
Every move shonld he made 10 make
the society equal 10 or in advance oi Any
place IN tho whole country; Public re.
sorts, that hro temptations TO vice under
griis. Of Law. - ould not be allowed ciih-r
this or any other year. The IlER.Lp
simply dropr these thoughts for careful
study around tho iireslde In N. homes o'
lis many raaders.
The state herald., 1897-03-12
v,eL'. Flora, Guide. 1897.

For nearly half u century this Cata
logue OF Flower aud Vegetable Seeds,
Plants, Bulbs, Il ses, Grains. Potatoes,
etc, hns come MS ieguinrly as spring time.
Here 1t is again TO remind us that it's
time to think abont our gardens. This
issue contains half dozen full page half.
tone illustrations OF Roses, Asters, Gold
Flowers, Carnations and Tomatoes,
1t seems iull Of the necessary ipforma.
tion for either amateur or professional.
Send 15 cents TO James Vick's Sons, Ro-
chester, n. Y, fora packet OF ell her Vicks'
Branching Ast-r. New Japan Morning
Glory or extra choice Pnusey and copy
OF Vick's Floral guide. II you state
where yon saw this nolice you will receive
"a package OF flower seeds free.
The state herald., 1897-03-12

The Amherst School with Miss Nellie
Mr.. $. C. Evans near Amherst closed
last Friday nnd in tue evening the tao
school gave nm entertertainment at Am
herst School house. The attendance WAS
good aud n well selected program wa
rendered in way that showed thorough
and careful training. Quite n number
were IN attendance from Hoyoke. The
editor pro TEN Of the HERALD and family
dove out 10 Mr.. c. l.. Ferro's in the ev-
ening and after enjoying their hospitality,
drove over to amherst aud enjoyed the
entertainment which lasted ill the "wee
sma hours
The state herald., 1897-03-12
Notice .f9Srn EIrctiou

Notice Is hereby1hven that the annual
election ior the nuHioipul offices, in and
for the town Of Hslyoke, Colo, will be
held on the sixth t8th) day OF April, A. D.
1897, for the iolIoWipg named Offices, to-
wit: tSf
One Mayor for pc term Of ono year.
Three Trustees ~ the term Of one year.
Three Trustersf the term OF two years
Mr. g. VRnc., sto.e rcom on main
street is hereby designated as the place
for holding the registration and election.
In witness whereof set my hand und
affixed he Seal OF the town OF Holyoke,
Colo, this sih day Of March, A ID. ls97
Senl.l W. II. JOHNSTON. Town Clerk.
The state herald., 1897-03-12

En-. HERALD. With your permission ]
will answer AIR. linzen's n join isr."
Let me first state that ! or any one else
who has gwen Tie question amy .tudy or
thought will readily adm,, the possibility
Of our oiyilizaiior rty.rting to BarDar-
Ism. Aud that 10 sumo way more just
! distribution OF wealth must bo secured, #
our civilization continues to prcgftts, is
selfeyidsD'.
Is not the above question the only seri.
Gus one that c0piionis Us!
II II wor, settled satisfactory would not
all others Lc more easy Of solutioD2
C.nno, we with all the advantages we
passoss over nations that have been
md gone, solve ttis qucsiiun5 So strong
nationally that We aTr nj iibeTiy to net
independently, With to govern them
selves, lodged In the hands II a patriotic
people, chaiitl slavery abolished aud IN
it's stead. the mighty forces u nature ou.
shaved to do man. val ami above all that
hPiN W I"liil Ah ''l''"'iNh "hl'" wv
vajes oui people. and the wire provision
in our nst,ounl c, institution, whici d.r,
iro,s the monopoly Of religion. aud ss II
were sdmith OF free competition, val
eventually bnrR oui the best in all forms
Of faith. Surely, gIth pll iheso blessings
aud advantage wo will ot fail.
I,ev, Myrou Rid tn,., "lbc American
id.a is 10, . 't ~ 'um ~, n,rdown Ia
him. Uut mf lght hl i., MrRn trying
- euyernmeh ny the people. Of all kinds
Of people and ull kihds OF religions, II
+ We fall /, - world failure Sir, Reed
,splc' ses himself an quite hopsfnll OF unr
surt ctding
! Mr. ihfco. in his article Iii ioN re-
y ats i,ell." q d uo' diirrtij ria that
10 ualion w. hpd 'ht,frd our derl,ur,
Tut ~. grioihi iuur nnd spifl ut ths
piece, conveyed the idea Z. { - nulh"f
hsd hfm b"li,f IA The lsgma ''iii-toit fr
p.nis ilfsIi.' aid iuhhef n. icfr eds wa-
ulsrrd.
Nit u ~ tliII uF 90 HH nt.t
"ikc roru'rnus innn.r llku uHufr /
ioto lusii"hfir .,n H.. H...IE
whole ui luy iam#r p. .trf co.,. H.#.H H
u>ipg fu rhoa sHuu ,r "a TON.
itosr ualiup iiHf HH.. ilHr Hta.- .r.
~ ipnur q uHH uH H.Hur|f U
ai- anss r.him uir Aiisl prediction
nps M rnuo hin 'ufn- un" UHd
AM bHiinh lHaf r-fmuatr rui.
nu.i asyo. itr don. Wwlr wI e. erf.
whhl must cno,a nszt ,H tha alHNuu 60.
Individual poverty, lum lumau aiHIr
rap be - ndiuni"i llpt lnsnluWnr} pos
any rn be- nj ulish,d 10 b''i"l Mrb o.
fapid, gaining rfnuud Aian' lhaUrr
afa ad dsabesi sst,bna 'hisran hnHFr'H
pl,rloi W.. ~ rtutzu, mrtt dist asf
right phrr,
don't think iir ne. tAtrnHm, about
the chr, clopedin oi nations, vas cnll' Il fof
Mf llaFen states hr referred 10 unH pr
fiod II Ufreee's HISTORY | 10 another
I bluided TO sp,nh ~ Greece IN ern.
The state herald., 1897-03-12
NOTICE

Holyokc. Colo, March 10, 1897.
Citizens and all persons within the in
corporate limits OF the town Of Holy okr'
Colo.
THIS is 10 remind you that We have an
ordinance to prnhibi, the dis'har,inc OF
lire arms within the incorporate limits OF
the town Of Holynkc, Colo.
A number of complaints have been
made on account Of the violation Of such
ordinance W. will immediately cause
the arrest of such viola.or as provided by
the ordinance a1ove mentioned.
We ais, have an ordinance to prohibit
fast md dan 'erous riding within he IN
corporate limits Of he town of Holyoke.
We will bo compelled 10 enforce this
ordinance. aud will do 50 promptly.
3. W. BKocs, Mayor.
The state herald., 1897-03-12
BEACHVILLE.

q. f, HAYNES aud Aiya rreRo made a
trip to the Platte River last week.
Rev. C. II. Stull Of Tlolyoke held serv-
ICES at the Lowusbury school house last
Tuesday evening
Beachvill- is TO have literary enter.
tainment Friday March IL
Qniie number of our young people
attended the literary exercises at AM
hersi. last Friday evening.
The young people Of this vicinity spent
n pleasant evening at the Standard shesp
ranch. Wednesday.
Miss Erva Freeman Of Amherst spent
Ssturia, with Misses Susie and Me,tip
Sprague
II. II. Mason and A. ". Young Of Hol.
yoke were ia this vicinity last Friday.
ier -rsJi.D s;..Agy,--
The state herald., 1897-03-12

A. D. Clarke Of Folyoke is in Jail here,
held by virtue of n writ ne exeat issued
on, Of the district court. The writ WIS
granted on charge OF attempting to dis
pose of his property Tor the purpose OF
leaving the state, leaving behind claim.
e liability on ii certain indemnity bont
gwen to the sheriff of Phillips comfy,
W. Il. Crissman is defending Mr. Clark.
Sterling Democrat
The state herald., 1897-03-12

". ". Foster aud wife oi Sterling were
In ilolyokc the Hire, u tho week. Nj
Foster is agent Tor the Ariniine Cbut
This chnfn Is the pfea est wonder u IN,
age. II was op trial NJ W. II shami
store Monday aud made nice putter In .
minutes.
The state herald., 1897-03-12

A teacher In countr, school near Giees
Icy WI. recently reading aloud heeu iuf
IN which tho wnfi 'symnss ici" ocrutfd.
~ e' anynre knns,' -he asked, "vhal
symna cs me,pi" For moment nU
orr answered. Finally hand went up.
Welt Willie what |. ~" "plsasr man, f,
1 kind OF il.h with hard shelI-,n That
oa'hef isn't done laughing ,ct.
The state herald., 1897-03-12

Asa citizen it does not matter how
many jokes you crack on the street cor
ner at the expense of your neighbor; that
is all right: hut, If you are running II
newspaper and print the jokes it is dif
feient tblng-somebodyiis pretty sure to
get mad. Oh, it's nice to be an editor
and live on printers pi; to tell the truth
iftruth don't hurt, but, should il, tell n liz.
The state herald., 1897-03-12

IN cnmini.Aionofs proceedings lost
week the bEufca got mixed aud nude The
clam of d.. y. X. Noble, read for med !.
cal attendance, Claui ilsrmau, $50 %, aud
II should have read ealNO.
The state herald., 1897-03-12
DIR. L. II. Winter Dentist will be in
Holyoke, Thursday, March ls. 1897,

Hon. Granville P-ndleton, the hansome
district attorney, was in the city yester-
day, getting ready for the March term OF
court "Fen," as the boys call him, is
preparing for the fall race. Red apples
will hardly save him this ime.-Sterlng
Demorrnt.
The state herald., 1897-03-12
NomCE.

A non partisan siilxens meeting will be
held at the office of|tbe Clerk of the Dis
trict Court in Holy &e, Colo. the 18th, at
the our Of 7:so, p. nsto place IN nomina-
ton one candidate lnr mayor, and six can.
didates for counciIHen for the town Of
Holyoke, Colo. Nv. BEEos, Mayor.
The state herald., 1897-03-12
REMEMRER

81 buys 20fbs Rranulatad sugar,
- cents bnis \ bars White Russian soap
% cents buys2 ibs XXXX coGeost
+. II. WHruAM & Cos.
The state herald., 1897-03-12

I have good Sowcomb 1!phuitlccar.
pet loom With all tho fixtures for sale
cheap. Call on or address, Mrs. /, y
Wheeler ~ nIles east of iiol,oke.
The state herald., 1897-03-12

The town ooulail nt their meeting lust
Thursday called nD election To ol,ci M
entire new board of nn- Mayor mud sis
conneilmrn to b. held Aprii 9th 1897.
The state herald., 1897-03-12

A man In iiolyokr recently drank a
PIN, Of ycas, by mistake Tor hnlttrmilk.
lic rose three hours earlier next morniu,
than usual.
The state herald., 1897-03-12

We will take chickens on subscription
for the IirRsLD and will allow you mfie
Tor them than you eau obtain on the
market.
The state herald., 1897-03-12

Salllo Irwin OF Augusta, Ill came in
last Saturday Tor visit with her sons.
Whitney aud MRck IRWIN of Holyoke.
The state herald., 1897-03-12
THE STATE HERALD.
Published every Friday.
Subscription Laws.


Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary are considered MS Wishing to
renew their subscriptions.
II subscribers order the discnntinuancc Of
their periodicals, the publisher may contin'
To send them until all arrcaragcs are paii
Msubscrbsrs neglect or refuse to take their
periodicals from the postnfce to which they
are directed. they are responsible until they
have settloa their bt,ls aud ordescd them dir
coattuued.
II Subscribers move to other places with
out infoi ming the publisher, and tho papers
are sent to the former nd ress, the subscrib-
ere arr held responsible,
Tho courts have decided that To take period.
Gals from the ONCE, or removing and lcav-
lag them uncaiied for. is prima facic evil
dsncc of intention fraud.
II subscribers have paid In advance, they
are bound 70 give notice Mt the enl Of the
time, u thsy do not wish to continue taking
IL, Otherwise the publisher is authorized TO
send Il on. and the subscriber Is responsible
until express notice with payment OF all ar
ssrsger. la sent to the publisher.
The state herald., 1897-03-12

Miss Nellie iachards leii Tor Denver
Tuesday night where she will visit
Tor few weeks with her sister Mn. J. %.
Painter.
The state herald., 1897-03-12

Read tho Star Accident Insurance
Companys al IL lis issue. W. carry a
policy written by that company.
The state herald., 1897-03-12

W. X. Compton Of Yuma was in Ho!.
yoke las, week aud made this office II
pleasant call. Como again Will.
The state herald., 1897-03-12

WANrED.- several faithful men or women
W Ia travel for rr-p'nsible established
hoasr In Colorado. Salary tirn. payshl. tia
weekly and expenses, Position permanent,
Reference. Enclose self addressed stamped
envelope. Tho National. siarnldga Chicago.
~.
The state herald., 1897-03-12

When you think of making snal proof
on your elnim, call on II. II. Mason
clerk of the district court.
The state herald., 1897-03-12

The sermon at the NJ, u. Church mex,
Sunday morning will be on the subject
ui "iniaut Bapu,m
The state herald., 1897-03-12

Sheriff Guthrie was over from Holyole
Sunday aud Thursday Of this week.
Sterling News
The state herald., 1897-03-12

VIII Franzcn returned last Saturday
from visii Of several months at his old
home at Golden, III.