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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
THE La BS.
THE OLD FAMILIAR TEXT WITH NEW
PICTURES.

THE ESSAYS OF Ella BY Charles ;,-. Lamb NIB
With an Introduction by Augustne Birrell ana
pp xxi, 2si London j. NJ Dent & Co. New
York Charles Scribner's Sons.
THE LAST ESSAYS OF ELLA. BY Charles Lamb.
With an INTRODUCTION by Augustine Birren ana
luustratlons oy CnaIIes r., ~ II:
Charles scribners sons.
TALES FROM SHAKESPEARE. By Charles and
6oas PIP sx3 s SY TPasove Hanson
MRS. LEIcEsTER's SCHOOL ,, BY Oh. Charles h and
New-York: The Macmillan Company
Lamb seems the last person IN the world-at
least in his essays-to be illustrated. His at
rnosphere no man could put into a picture. But
there is many a little episode, as Mr. Brock
shows which can be set forth in a drawing.
There is that passage in the essay ION Christs
Hospital Five and Thirty Years Ago describing
1.-THE cool impunity with which the nurses used
70 carry away openly. in open platters, for their
own tables one out Of two of every hot Joint,
which the careful matron had been seeing
scrupulously weighed out for our dinners Mr.
Brock has drawn the scene TO a nicely. With
good deal of tact. also, he has portrayed Lamb
himself in more than one of the drawings. The
best instance Of this will be found in the from
tispiece TO the second Of the two volumes, which
stands for the reference in the Detached
Thoughts on Books and Reading" TO those
street readers whom says Ella, Il can never
contemplate without afection-the poor gentry,
who not having the wherewthal to buy or hire
q hook. fitch little learning at the stalls-the
owner. with his hard eye. casting envious looks
at them all the while and thinking when will
they have done" Lamb himself is not difficult
20 imagine scratching a fearful JOY in this
way" and Mr. Brock has just indicated the
familiar lean physiognomy in his drawing. His
"owner casting envious looks" in this same
drawing is perfect, and so also is his sketch
OF that Unitarian minister whose skill in keep
ing clear Of secular contacts as he walked down
the street studying a volume Of Lardner" Lamb
used TO admire. Mr.. Birrel in his introduction
10 this edition. aptly says OF the essays that they
have to Lambs own words, Joined the class
OF "perpetually sef-reproductive volumes. Great
Natures Stereotypes" and although he goes on
TO tell US something OF the life OF Lamb and his
sister, he protests that all that editor OF the
essays has 10 do rs to see that work delicate
% conscientious, so elaborate is neither insulted
with bad type or ill-tempered paper. in
sured by careless printing" All this has been
well seen TO. These little volumes with their
perfect presswork, their dainty title pages their
Srontispieces in photogravure. their pretty end
papers and their artistic binding leave the pub
S,sher and the editor thoroughly acquitted of
their responsibilities
Mr.. Andrew Lang yields TO no man in appre-
nation of Charles and Mary Lamb. but II he Is
tova, 70 them. he Is also loyal to Shakespeare
and accordingly. we find him writing In q
hxstace to tbs new edition OF the Tales from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25

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Edited by Colonel +, Rhodes: illustrated by Angus
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25

ara told not scientific people only, but all edu-
Gated readers.
In the tust published memoirs or the ia'e
Lord Playfair there is a note pronounclns 'no
present Car a. singulary well read man ~
required" added Playfair. "al my Knowieuse
Of geography to keep up with him In his talk
ohor+ the Kurile Islands, which stretch from
Yezo 70 Kamchatka." Concerning LongreHo"
plavrair told this funny story: He was 100
arnIable 10 refuse any one who called, however
ohtrue,ve they might be. On one occasion
went 70 lunch with him. and observed num-
her Of chairs in the library. so l remarked
that he seemed to have had many visitors
YES, said the old poet, countrymen OF your own
who had leader called Mr.. Cook | ?CooKs eX-
oursionsl. They sat there staring, without con-
versation. till fat old lady opened 1t by say
ing. Now. Mr. Longfellow. explain to us your
views on the Immortality Of the soul" THIS l
positively declined to do"
collection of letters from American authors
dealing with the subject Of word coinage Nils
several pages of THE Chautauquan" Most OF
these writer's dsclam the production OF any
word Of consequence or Of any word at all Mr..
L. Lockwood a student OF language and col
lector of newly coined words. writes: Il have
very few new words by Americans. EngIsh-
men are the great word makers. and good ones
they make too. They surge up against blank
wall in the language and forthwith build lad
der to Chamber over. You can't suppress them
They are thinkers; we-no! We are plunged
into a slough Of vanity thckened with love OF
lucre Your American authors, for the most
part are not authors, but merely relationists'
Any fool can write a story, but put thought into
it-'hic labor, hic opus est!"
Mr.. owen Wister contributes an amusing note
TO the discussion your question about coming
words" he writes, has just made me open
'Worcester's Unabridged 1t happened to open
at page 1,179. where found raip, raivel, rakee,
rakeshame. rakestale rakevein. ralliance, rail-
spite and ramadan-and have never heard
Of any Of them before, / turned for consolation
10 another page It happened to be LOO, where
there struck my eye boxen, boyar, boyan' BOY
blind, buyism boyn. boyship, brabble, braccate'
brack. bracky bracteolate and brad, to say
nothing Of photography. observation-disclosures. and
some others-some forty words on the first two
naees I tried-and all entirely unknown TO me
until to-day Further experiments brought
revelations equally humiliatng. So. you see
the English language is not only enough Tor me-
but a good deal too much, and shall not at
tempt to add to 1t at present"
The state herald., 1899-12-29
LAID TO REST
PMrsps or rns LATE WILLIAM MoonE
BowGp is SoRHow.

rMLNDh OF TIE LATE WILLIAM "oohE
Bowkp IN SoRnow.
The attendance a. the funeral Of the
late William Il. Moore, held IN the Pres.
bytsnan church yesterday afternoon.
~,tc.tsd the high esteem IN which th1
young man wss held and the universal
sorros over his uu,inely death.
Tue caskc, was emo'hercd In lovely
tloial offerings from the Independence
miners, tho Knights Of P,thias, the
children Of the Pr.sby ,.riap Sunday
school the Morrsll Hardware company
AMI other friends.
Tho U. X. X. OF p. In full uniform was
present. siso the Miners union and the
employees oi the Independence mine.
A choir consisting OF Mu. W. A.
Stewart, Miss Chcfrins,on aud y. N.
Bfigss rendered exquisite vocal music
ana were accompanied by Mrs. Huy.
drich on the organ. Mas Chcfrips,op
slso gave ~ . solo "Sesrsr Ny Home
sh,ch was particularly appropriate and
beautifully suoR
R.y. L. =. McSsir then dsiiyersd one
of th. most t-sdur and comforting ad.
dresses ever spoken te sero~ing friends
over the bier u loved one. lie sssursd
the relatives ot the deceased IN slequss,
language that their family ciroIs souid
onos more bs covpiets IN the eternity
whsrc darkness 10 banishsd and death
dsrs net sn,sr.
The osgsp,rstioss Of which Mr.. hooss
vss . msmser psscedsd the hesfso IA
the grave. fermins . most imposing pro
oession.
At'b. grave the grand and inspiring
funeral service ot the Knights Of Pythis,
sss fssd.--vietsr tCole.l DAILY Record
III. deceased will be- rensmbsrcd b,
the people Of Holyote ~ 81 one time :
resident Of this place. The bstssvse
family have The symrsihy u uan,
friends Ia Helyoks
The state herald., 1899-12-29
Santa Clau. appeared ., Or. Nobl.t's

Santa Claus appeared 81 DR.. Noblst's
Drug Store Saturday evening. DR.
Noblet had placed in ~ne Of the large
windows Of his store room fine Christ
mas tree very neatly decorated and had
provided treat OF candy, nuts and toy
for the children all Of whom were invited
to be present. At about 8 O'Clock whom
the store room was crowded with children
and young folks, old Santa Clans appear
cd and, after furnishing soma amusement
fns tts ohiidr.,- pvor~esis.d IN divtributs
the troat TO the children. The little folks
seemed to enjoy the occasion very much
and went home wishing, no doubt. that
Santa Claus might make his appearance
10 this manner again at the earliest pos
sibls date.
The state herald., 1899-12-29


wiinsm fssy Moore "fsIl .sl-.s at The
home oi his parents in victor, Colo. st
4 20 p. M, Sunday, Dec. 10, 1899 Just
- the sabbath Of Rest" vas drawing 10
Close and evening shadows gathered
sear. After brief illness OF five dsys
the spirit took it's fight and the soul Of
this dsar young man entered "ths rest
that rsusiusth for the ss.ry." He vss
born in Green coun,y, Psao, Jan. 81. .ls7!.
There hts earliest yssrs we're spsnt, amid
the snvirounisots Of . refined AVID Christ.
ian home. Under the ssiatly inausncs
Of godiy parents. his chsrsctsr vas
moulded. BY prscspt aud example, in
such vsy - TO cultivate those bssuti-
ful traits Of virtue and that strength Of
character. He sas possessed OF graceful
manners and Of su attractive presence.
Above sll, hs combined ia his life noble
young manhood those shining qualities
which made him most useful IN the
bssutiiul liie hs lived His consideration
Tor the loved ones Vi his family vas most
gentle snd tender. Whilst bis chief acts
Of devotion were always toward thoes Of
his Immediate family, he exhibited such
uniform spirit Of kindness ard love, many
will cherish his memory even, ~ nov,
they mourn his loss. He filled = useful
sphere Of labor In tho comm unity in
which he lived. Previous 10 his last III.
sss he hsd expressed his lore for the
Master and, his closing hours. gave every
evidence oi th" precious presence Of tn.
blessed Lord. His death was sudden
but bis end was pence. When the sad
news 90 swift and sudden came 10 hi.
frisnd-, darkness aud gloon aoon took
the place OF hight end Joy. Never has
there been = greater manifestation Of
grief than that which attended b,s tu.
neral. Friends and a.sociatcs loft Their
plsces OF business aud employment and
gathered with the bsrrav.d family In tho
last sad service, told, so plsinly. Of tbs
high esteem in which he was held. This
Miners union, tho X. Of +. aud the U. Il
X. OF r.. Of which be was devoted snd
loyal member. were present In large
bnmb.rs. Beautiful floral offering.
covered his o.sksi. The Broken Wheel
from fsrmsr associates OF the Aorr.l
Hardware Co, the "Pilios" from hliou
lsborsrs Of the indspsndsses mine, III.
Triangle" iron thss. devoted oomp pan
Ions. the "wrsata" from the teacher. o.
Victsr. The "Csinstiot from ii,tis pu oil,
Of . bsrssssd sister, we're svsst token,
Of love.
FslIowsd BY = lsrs. procession d
mourning loved oues and friends, hi,
remains we're borus 10 the grave. Their
hs sss laid 10 rest 10 sssit the "Rssur
rsc,iop Morn"
y homsi bersft Aad broken. buy tb,
sofrsvs st . baviofs feet. Father an,
mother. sr'sf stricken psrcp,s, turn Iron
this ssrsow 10 the blesssd Comfort Of
tender ssviour Sisters and Lroiher.
through the riches of divine grace. stan,
fobsd In Chhst's righteousness. fn tbs
great day may the "tauiiiy circle" be IN
broksu. There death conisth no, 40,
ssrfsv 's forever bspisi,sd viaior tcoI
Daily Record
The state herald., 1899-12-29

MARRiED:-At the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Hill Of this
county Sunday, Dec. 2ith, 1899, Chas.
X. Peter, Justice Of the Peace officiating,
Theodore r Peter and Miss Ethel b,
Hill. Both ale we'll and favorably known
to the people Of this county. Theodore
Peter is one Of Phillips couuty's enter
prising young school teachers. Tho bride
has Tor few year, been one o! the sue
csssful school teachers Of the county.
They have many friends in the county
Whs will wish them = prosperous and
happy life. The HRRALp extends tsst
wishes.
The state herald., 1899-12-29
xscLURET MAGAZINE.

AassaS tsoSuss q xcClurs's for the
esuiag ysas vill b new and nehly Il.
lus1saAsl Ne q the Aastss by the Rev.
Jssa Wstsoa. DID. suthes 4 The Mind
4 tAs Nssess," !" "Dssids tbs Bossis Bnsr
Dssh." ~. 4 life 4 Chsisl b the Rev.
JoAs Waassa (bsttss ksovu - Ian Ma.
slsess) 10 . work tAst sDsaks sufseisutly
iss itss,l. Ths work subed,ss oil that is
wa y w. sssssd records. and Il 70 writ.
~ b . sp,rit ssiailinsiy dsvsat and
rsvsssst,al, ssd 10 full syupsthy with
hpass sssAs asd sspussious. To sdd
y ~ usilesnsss sad value Of the work
n viii b illussssssd largely In color from
spssisi dssvisss Nd ps,ntiuss By Mr..
Cssvis xAssss, Who vss ssat 70 Palss
uss tvs ysass ego 70 prepare the illus.
tssaisaA Ths ~L,is" will b. ei especial
saiss - . elubbins feature Other
SsssuFss:
Llsst. Rsssys Advsuturss. Lieut.
psssy hss bsss IL the Arctic during the
~ ysas, saA ,stssds v remain there
vssj - 80 rseeh the pole. He has
Whites Q asssstptIsa q BIZ visit V Gen.
0sssiyS Ssasssss ., Fsst Cssess. for tbs
Saasasy seosss. otAss pspsss viii isl'
~.
RsAyssa Rtpi,ss viii ess,hbuts ti.s.
b pss0s - shsst slsHss frsa time 4
w. 1ufsa0 Ne ysas.
AstAsey usVs has ssittss ssv Sevsl
asrsss Dsvss. vAisA viii shestly b. b.
80 y Ms0sss& II v ssdsassiully
~ ~ sAiAg hs IN evss dses.
nAsh TVaIa ~ writes several pspsrs
~ esaiAG asnbssa ny Dsybvot
Dsssosr VII appsH u W. JsssssJ
M nases ~ sssssibsssd - Jacl
~ Jill q ~ o,ssfss- ~ ss1t yssv''
bsAese q sesst sssssss. II ~ written h
~ "a ttas easstssting style.
Sion esenss. We have soeuaulstst
- asssssilS ssfssG ssilssl,ss u shos'
Sesesss. Assstss q s>esiss q psissu In
ts0lsslse = fssssss,, vail Prove paf
SGsslasiy ssnkinG. Ysu saa have No
eiusss Magazine aad ~ sfirs nsnAL'
~ eoD
The state herald., 1899-12-29
aoLYoKE. COLORADO

SS0bSDSp oSA@SAs Wv
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT.
Ths Hsxton Christmss entertainment
~ AAA II sbs sehesl houss Chs,steaa
seseiag. TIE Chnstnas tree wss nicely
Aseorassd aad wss loaded with Prssents.
Aisss Tie distnhut,oe oi the presents .
NJ Interesting program Of songs aud
sssitatisas vss rssdsrsd but owing TO
tAs WI lssRs sttsodsaos and the con-
ssqusa, lest ot room, many Of the i'm.
Dsrsaat issturss 4 the program were IN.
svs.dsbly emitted. The large sehecl
sseo - Allsd 70 its utmost capacity
~ u y estimated thsa there we're about
~ psepls In sstsedsnes and they oil
sssosd dstseoissd 10 have ssod time
ssA = sil sppssssnos they succeeded.
II y psossuaesd very pleasant evening
by eli vhs sttsodsd. The psspls rssid.
iss m The v,sinisy 4 asatun always
make Il . Doist 70 as,sud the entertain.
usuis gi.sa at Hsxtua bot on this 90.
casiea they surprised svss these VIE
vsrs managing the prspssstioss for the
sstsstsisDsa1 Hsxtss nssds . ball for
euoh sotaltainuouts.
The state herald., 1899-12-29


Great Britain has now def nitsly rec
oguizsd tho coufiiot in South Africa as .
war Of the first magnitude and govern
mest preparations for its further prose-
cution srs based on this recognition.
The tso cossesssdiy ers.tsst living
English soldiers-F,eld Msrshal Lord
Robsr,s Of Ksndshar sad Waterford
and Gsnarsl Lord kischsssr Of Khar.
.aaHme.y: .ss slaPl, ss::sss.d :. so''.. ':r,
supreme command of Is. iB8fisfgn 'fbfSkf
and the latter to serve ss his Chisf Si
Stat.
The British army is South Africa IL
70 b increased to total Of 10000 men
tho largest army that England hes ever
put in the Asld. II " such fsros -
none expected to sss in battle array un.
dor The English colsrs. save in the even,
Of sar With uus Or more Of the great
Esrepssn Povsrs. The usssiss si such
- array u South Africa askss = tryins
tsss Of Brits,n's military stssugth--snd
70 . csrtsin sxtsut, sudspgsrs her su'
prenacy IN lbdis and else shsrs.
Save III the event Of international in
tsrtsrsnce that shall bring about ter
misstion Of hostilities, the world may
"a we'll prepare nov TO witness the great
est struggle Of the generation. Two
small bn, indomiiabls Republics are
fighting tor h;s. A vast Empire, orig
aslly Ro.I. 10 ~ar Tor territorial acquisi
ton. |. now striving to prevent further
disaster that would threaten Ito cohesion
The s,tustion lie epochsi In Its bearing
upos the history Of The near iu
tufs.-St. Louis Republic.
The state herald., 1899-12-29
CASH BUSINESS.

II hiss no. been about Sic months since
opened meat market 10 holyoks and
1 desire to thank the people Of the town
aud county for their liberal patronage.
Owing to the high price Of besf cattle IL
has been found necessary to change from
credit 10 cash business. After Jsny.
lat, I will do . strictly cash business.
s. A, JOHNSON,
The state herald., 1899-12-29

Ifyou haven't time TO lonk sitter your
buying, it's bss, to buy where prices are
guaranteed you. whore your child or spy
member OF your family can buy with
safety. The one price and one qaalit,
feature here makes It certain that you
always get the bes, nj lowest price. Ls-
Blame a Co.
The state herald., 1899-12-29
The BoEW 0IRL Ar HOME.

Much hes BEEN said Of the sturdy,
frugal Dutch farmers of the TrsnsvAsl.
but little 10 hpovs Of their swsethsarts,
Sivss ssd daughters. who have contrib
u,ed ~ largely 10 The prosperity Of the
Bsu,h African Republic. Consequently,
On article on The Beer Girl Of South
Africa Sy The suthof Of "oom paul's
People, To appear Ia the Jsuusry Lsdiss
Hons JsurnsL will b. interesting.
The state herald., 1899-12-29
THREE MEN ON FOUR WHEELS.

Three Men 90 Fsur Wheels 10 jerome
X Jeremss rather sccsntrio title for the
series Of humorous s,or,ss whIsb hs hiss
Just CON pls,sd Tor TIE Saturday Evsniss
Post. Of Philadelphia. Every one wbs
hiss read Three Men In Bost-sud Who
bss po,'-.vill ~ist ". fellow The a'sad'
ventures ~ Mr.. jerome ssd his two CON
psnisns Oh their tsur through Germany
sstr,ds . tandem and . safety. Mr..
Jsrorns's ~it IL no lees keen. sor his
humsr lea kindly, than when be scored
bis frs, erss, literary success ten yssra
asos
The state herald., 1899-12-29

we understand tba, Holyoke 10 to
have another dry goods store. l.. Lc.
Blanc who Tor several years has becn
handling groceries IN Holyokc has form
Cd partnership with August Schsuns.
mann and ths new firm Will put IN Il
large stock Of dry goods In connection
With their grocery stock. They will so
70 81. Jo, Mo. within n few days 10 pnf.
chase Q stock u dry goods.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

ii wish to express my ,banks TO the
manufacturers of chsmbsrlains Cello.
Choi.ra, aud Diarrho~a, for having put
on tho markc, such wonderful .msi,'
cine" ". ". Msssins'll. of Beau
mont. Texas. There are many thousapds
oi mothers shoss ebildrsa have been
saved from attack. Of dysen,ery and
cholera ipiaptum Who must also feel
hpuiiui. II 10 for sale b, y X. Eobiet
The state herald., 1899-12-29

Lloyd Hill came dosn last week from
Boulder to spend few days with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. George Hill Of this
county. He Ia attending the State U.
nov and this 10 his hrst visit
to his parents since his return from the
Philippine Islands shsre he vent - =
U. s. volunteer.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

WANTED:-A few bright energetic
ladies to assist me in my business durinp
their spare time; permanent position and
good wages easily made. Address, Mr..
E. StoneburR.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

Memorial services for the late d. l..
Moody the great evangelist. will bs held
in the Baptist church, this city. next
Sunday Al 8 so'clook p. m. Sermon by
the Rev. s. W. Richs'ds. Everybody
cordially invited TO attend.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

STEAM WASHER.

l have secured the agency for the
Missouri Steam Washer aud am pre-
pared to take orden fer the same. n
intsnd 10 call o. the people Of the county
soon aud show the superior working
qualities el the washer. Do net buy Q
washer till you - the steam washer. It
10 grand sucoses. T.. l.. LANE.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

Aiss Fern HaRer came up from Crete,
Nsb., last week to spend her vacation
with her parents in Holyoke.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

Mr. Dooisy" advises. in Tho Ladies'
Home Journal, tbose doc'oripg q mnn
with "col' on the chisi," To go, Cas~y's
mixture fr man an bais', put bip. IN bed
slap u mustard plasther on him that'll
keep his mind employed. an lave thin
tght It out. May tn bsa, man win. II
the patients alive IN III mornin' he'll
no, have s,renth to cough
The state herald., 1899-12-29

Frank Conlin Of Sheridan, wyo.. came
down To Holyoke las. week TO spend
Christmas with friends. lie 10 now
running an engine In the d. 4 N. yards
OF that place.
The state herald., 1899-12-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.

This is 70 notify those, Of my friends
vhse I have favored With small loans,
that owing to radical change In my
business, must ask prcmpt payment sf
oil nstss and accounts due me. Please
ssvsr ss. BY giving this your attention
AT ONCE Ysurs truly.
r. n. McpHxNn,a.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

Gu a recent trip to Chicago, q. "
Dsarcup OF Hoiyoke took an rxAmipstisa
10 theoretical and practical optics and rs-
csivsd diploma as . Master Op,ic,an
from the philsdelphis Optical College.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

I have received my fall line Of Il
goods, ladies' capes, jackets and cellar
cites, ladies' and gents underwear and
also mems duck coats, overalls and Jump.
ers. W. X. Shamp.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

We publish in this issue the bill Of
fare for the Christmas dinner given at
the Sears House in Holyoks. The az
ticiss on bill Of fire were purchased IN
Holyoks market.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

Apound social ~.s held Monday eve.
ming 1T the home OF Rsv. Richsrd's, pss.
tor Of tho Baptist church OF Holyoks, A
very plsasan, evening was enjoyed by
thoss present.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

Miss Mae Mowry whs is attending
business college at Hastings, N.L., is
spending her vacation With her parents
10 t1uiyoks.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

We can save you money on shoes and
overshoes. Come and SEQ our stock. LIE.
Blanc l. Co.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

"Blsck Cat Brand" stockings for boys
and girls are the best made For sale s'
Shsmps.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

Homer Upton has resigned bis posi-.
tion as salesman for +. Il. whitman and
is working for W. r Shamp during the
sickness Of Samuel Huber.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

Mrs. N. J. Fitzpatrick OF Hastings,
Nsb. 10 spending holidays with her sister
Mrs. A. X. Grout Of Hoiyoko.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

Ben J. Richards OF Rossiaud, Neb., is
visiting few days with his sister, Mrs.
]. II. Painter.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

Sheriff Weir returned to Holy oke
Sunday morning from trip to Buens
Vista and Canon City.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

/ hav. my fail samples Of clothinl
from Wanamaken & Brown. W. X.
Shamp.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

Charley Mowry came up from Elsie,
Neb., and spent Christmas with his par
ents in Holyoks.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

The county commissioners he I'D call.
cd session OF the board Tuesday Of this
week.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

II you want to buy q usw sewing ma.
chine, organ or piano call on W. X.
Shamp.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

Ihsve nice limo Of Bradley 4 Met
calf Cos. celebrated shocs. Call and sec
them. W. X. Shamp.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

II you need any thing IN glassware
have il. W. X. Sbamp.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

See E. z. Mason's large display sd In
this issue Of the HERALD.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

Chas. Nesdham Of Greeley Is visiting
bis sister Mrs. Philip Zimmerman Of Rol-
yoke.
The state herald., 1899-12-29

All kiads OF breakfast food at Leblanc
q Cos.