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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-08
GOOCH HOUSE
Scene of Pretty Double Wedding
Tuesday.

A double wedding took place at
the Gooch House at noon Tuesday,
the contracting parties being Mr..
e. C. Cavanah and Miss Oslo East,
and Mr.. S. N. Cavanah and Miss
Alice Owen. The grooms are sons
of Esquire John Cavanah, of Fruit
Hill, and the brides were also resi-
dents of the same neighborhood.
Rev. u. A. Ransom ofiiciated. Quite
a large number of the friends of the
couples witnessed the ceremony.
Immediately after the double we'd
ding the bridal party left for Fruit
Hill.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-08
YOUTHFUL COUPLE WE'D.
Their Ages Respectively Nineteen
And Thirteen Years.

A young couple from the White
Plains country, came to town Sat
urday morning, procured marriage
license and had Judge Hall to tie
the knot for them in the clerk S
Office says the Hustler. The youth
full pair was Tommie Thomson and
Miss Emma A. Cunningham, aged
respectfully nineteen and thirteen
years.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-08
STILL ALIVE
Is Claude rlitChell, and Chances
for Recovery Good.

The little son of Mr.. Calvin Mitch
ell, of Cerulean Springs, who was
badly injured about the head in the
recent boiler explosion at that
place, is still alive and the chances
for his ultimate recovery are now
considered good, Mr.. Mitchell's
injuries, while quite painful,
are not dangerous, and he is
now able to be out.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-12-08

The remains of Richard Holland,
wife and daughter, and John Beard,
brother of the late ID. X. Beard,
were removed from the Holland
grave yard, to Hopewell cemetery
last Tuesday.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-11
st $50 eleftriif 84lte
Ell Kasie meo Solpparer for
flln 1926,

Cor snonu en- Tort Iio piae ri ienoe
Dem ct al pore beremts Or. 4 eleftriife
Better mso a%psopparuter, iOm bar 80
fore eIettriite Geaer. iamt iets eIe9ante
ieluplettsreoe gerofniue, lets ele9ante
ielnplettereos @afer, Jets eIe9ante
Spiieiteer, lets %ele9ante leifeer, for ben
uberte biai9e pris Of tun 50. 95. gu
timber al Anbefalin9er fra 6oIf, iom
exc blsune bslbrebeoe Deb Yru9en al
pore Better, Iis9e til efteripn paa uOrt
Rontor.
Bore elettrilte Better ere iauleoes
tonltruerebe, at be tunne lpRnoes til at
paste babe imaa o9 tore perioner, o9
tunne bruses i%aaueI at 9errer iom al
Domer. Gag Dem / agt for 6fter'
li9nelier al pore elsttriite Batter. Der
finoes 5olt, iom preue at efterIisne
pore Nr. 4 eIettriite Better, os iom
iel9e iumme for fuIo gris: $4,000.
6or at litre DEM ben rette Sla9s, mda
De ienbe 3eres Srbre birsfte til os,
ener isennsm en- at Deres lotale a9en=
ter for pore Better. On ui in9en
A9ent bar / 0eres RaboIas, ienb oa
Oeres Orbre til os. vi enlfe lotaIe
Meentsr / etbpert Settlement. Striu
efter Dor 9romielilte. 0i piQe ienbe
gGIte Os SsIuuurcr c. O. ID. s2.95.
til bpiItet iom bsIt gtsprestontor /
De 5orsneoe Stutsr. De tan oa I'm:
berie9e bet iiIienbte, os ON De timber
bet at part fulotub tiIfrsbstiasnbe I enz
tuer 6enieenbe, betaI ba 9tsprssasen:
ten 50 80 Os OmtOininserne, % gaI.
let og Selpuarsrne ere Dsrss. 8 mob.
iat 5aIo Tan Oe ienbe bet filbase paa
Dor Yetoinins. On De ienoer Pens
gene msb Srbrsn uiae ri pberIisere
ienbe Dem ct Bar etltra sOoe 6obtort=
i%aaIer.
Senb Os Deres Otbre / Dag. Striu
Dsrss Raun, pOif- ps 5tsprestOmor
tpbeIi9t os ubresier ale Yreue til
q G. Peterson electric Belt 60,
ISL, lsS. 1875 Wain Ctr,
Jteliou gRiun.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-11
Nnbefaling.
Rep gOrt @itg, 2. apr

NeW Oort @ltD, :. aptu 1919.
@obe 9errel
Seq tan lite totte Dem not for ben
fore 9ieIp, 8eres e!ettriite geIte bar
9bet mig. Seq feIer nomGrtet. 6sr
jes besnu5te at BRUCE Ceres BGIte,
tKnbe ie9 albsIss lite orbeibe, ia, par
lite / Stane til at soa OF aO Grappen
usb min eseN 9jeIp, men nj eftsr al
baue brust Deres Rr. 4 eIettrifte 9aIte
/ to Tiger, tan ies norette alt Sla9s
arbejoe. Seq Tom lite retemmenoere
Deres 9eIte nof. Wine 9eaaer iige,
bet er ct fort gibunber. Seq Burger
aIbelss iusen Meoicin, ba leg fsIer
aanlte ubmarfet. Maa Sub peIilsnc
Tenn. Bar iaa uenIis for inola9te
$500 at ieuoe mig ct mere at Deres
Better, O9 SpIuuarer. Oct ct for en-
al mine 0enner. Senb bet laa mart
lom muIi9t.
ON nosen uiIoe suite en- 2lubefaIins
at 8eres Better, per ba iua COB at
benuiie benz til mig pr. Yreu eqer isen.
nem rDonltsren". Seq ltaI bIiue ME-
oct elao psb at anbefals bet.
Deres tOtnemmeIise os meo al asteIie
Wrs. Olga Wermout9,
l204-3rb ape., 9tep BORT @itp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-11

s Warts Mauneo bar iss ioIst 20
Better efter vDaniferen"s Nnuisnina;
80 Gts. SIT. bIiuer SO. 10 til Der
loren. ponife Strife, bpilfe ere afleue.
rebs lii Yaitor g. 5. Oitersaurb.
8. 6. Yeterfon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-11

pensene ere montague meb CAT til
Mr. s.. s. peterion. apitterinser
pile fpIse | ben loren. banite &irfes
Blade.
paftor 9. ). Dftersaarb.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

Married ut Hsyoke, Colo, Sunday
april y, Rey. W. s. Richards oiliclntng
q. q. sholcs aud Mrs. buella Pollock
both OF Holyobe. Both parties nio well
and iayorably known 10 tho people oi
the county. o. II. Sholes r ono Of the
enterprising aiock men Of the county
They will make their homo on the Pat
mon iLFm south OF hax,un which Mr.,
Sholes hao leased aud wall make head.
quarters for bis cattle ranch The HER-
AID wishes thom Il prosperous mud hnp.
py lie.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

Tbn, tho tourist sleeper has "cone to
.,,y" IL clearly evidenced by the fact
thst there nrc at present no le'e 'hnn
twenty different tourist car line" IN op,
.ru,,ou over western rnilioada' Ana tue
In, Ia constantly lcng'heninr' oni! n
.osh or two ago the Burlington and
Nortbern Pacific nilroada en'abl'shed
,.n,,,, ear service. twice week, betseen
SEATTLE and Kaneas CITY, distance OF
2.i00 miles. - 49,,
The tou,ist car serves ',a purpose nd
,,,r,bly. II provides accommodation
wh,cb. while not m luxurious a~'hose oi
n,lnee sleeper. afe yet good enough To
..,I.ry travellers who care little Tor s'f''
bu, srsi deal Tor comfort
The state herald., 1899-04-28
Tho ,kron Pioneer Press says; AK

Tho 'kron Pioneer Press says: "Ak
ron was thrown into paroxysm OF ex-
citement last Tuesday when it became
known that assays bad been made and
the averages larger than had been
dreamed Of 10y the most sanguine and
enthusiastic OF our citizens.
For several days last week the entle-
men Interested in the placer claim on
the Hensler plac, were bnsyiug them.
selves sinking shHits-two in number
for tho purpose OF proving the value Of
the property for mining purposes. They
went nt it Systematically, recording the
work as they went, calling them holes
No. and No. .. These holes were dug
to the dapth of some fifteen feet each,
ard at about every two feet they took
samples.
On Saturday last Mr. Mnntling went
to Denver Oith the dirt properly tagged,
took it to The Denver Oce Sampliug
Works, where the assays were made.
On Tuesday he got the certificates which
showed, without going into the full de-
tails, as follows:
The average of the II samples is $500
The average Of hole one is 531.; hole two
1926. The highost assay from holo one
Is SAY, and two IA e210l, each at a
depth oi feet. Other assays rnn from
a lrnce to sli. sl5 and li.
Those Interested n thls valuable prop
er,y are J 4. Henslor, August Muntziug
d. L. Foor aud John e. Dole. who are
highly "lated over tho prospects, and are
huiping 90 completion arrangements
for ppt,lua ia plant for working the
Dirt"
The state herald., 1899-04-28
HAxTUN LOCALS.

J.A. Taught Of Elsie. Neb, has be-, n
nj woFl. on the cream-iy separator plant
bnilding nt Haxtun this week.
Sheriff Weir oi noyoke WIS Va Hax'
tun Wednesday on businrrs.
Work Oh tho creamery well ut Hhxtuu
bao been retarded considerably by the
caying nania.
Tnesda, evening quite crowd went
down md prrcnhdcd the newly married
couple Mr. nnd Mrs. o. II 5holos nj
thor home south of Haxvnn.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
DEACnviLLE.
Annunl .chool mestlna May 1.

Annual school meeting May /.
Sheep sheaiing ID IN progrcas ut the
STANDARD ranch.
A Sunday school WIS organized at the
rrcgo rchool house laut Sunday. huu-
duy school NJ 0 O'Clock y m.
l,ev lilcharda viii hold narylcoa at
tho 'rrsgo school houte next Sunday ai-
ter noon, immediately after the close Of
the Sunday school.
Master Alfred CLARK of Omaha 10 wait
ing hls grand parents Mr.. aud Mrs A u.
Clark
Viii Halter came over from Chase Co.
N.b.. last week to took after his land IN
teictia In this vicinity.
C.C. Bcyard completed John wFighis
well aud IL now NJ work for OlmHiead
Bros. putting down we'll for them.
OLD Misrnr.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
DON'T LOSE ANY TINE ABOUT IT

II you expect TO 20 west this spring
ask the nearest Burlington Route agent
about the specially reduced rates now IN
effect to Montana. Utah. California, Orc
gon and Washington points. ASK about
them right away-today. They may be
Withdrawn at any moment
Through tourist sleeping car service
to san Francisco and Los Angeles every
Thursday-to Butte, Spokane and Seat
tie every Tuesday and rhureday.
j. Francis, G. p, \. Omaha, Nab,
The state herald., 1899-04-28

The Holyoke public schools observed
arbor day with very appropriate and iu-
teresting programs a Tree was plarted
by the pupils in each room and IN con
nection with the planting a program of
recitatIons and music was given. twas
u beautiful afternoon and many of the
ratrons OF the school were in attendance
up the exercises.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
lP PEli!I!NGG &!
SiP5 PIliilff

Have Just returned from Chicago where we purchased
complete line Of goods for each and every department also
added several new inesa follows: Ladies ppers, silk
waists shirt waists, ready made skirts and under skirts also
complete stock Of harness and supplies
DRY GOODs.-We have the largest and best assort-
in this artment that has been HoyoSe since oI
White goods OF all kinds Pques percales French gnghams
organdes lawns dotted Swiss sash curtains lace curtains
bed spreads parasos fans stamped doies and embroidery
and wash sadies undressed lid gloves necsash hat and
trimming ribbon, Rands neck ribbon stay mems and ladies'
sumner uuderwear mems ladies' and childrens hosiery
HATS AND CAPs.-The largest stock ever shown in
the city Of felt wool crash and hats and up date
summer caps.
CLOrHlNG.-Mensb blue serge and linen SUITS youths
and ohildrens summer suits all up date.
JCT, AND SHOES.-The largest stock IN Philips
county all Of the celebrated Sell Sehwab shoes all up
date and guaranteed
HARDWARE Always on hand complete line of shelf
md heavy hardware, tinware and granite ware.
QUEENS WARE-Nce line imported both decorated
and white ware also yellow and Rockingham for cook
ing and baking
GROCERlES-Full stock fancy ard staple groceries we
me great pains procure the best quality Our spesialtes
are fruits canned and dried teas coees fish, pickles
and the Victor Crete Flour Sack and barrel salt
Since purchasing all kinds Of staple goods have raised to
per cent in the market but will sell the old prices
and give our patrons the advantage Of purchase before
the advance
Our entire stock will be on exhibition Saturday April aa
Come in and see US.
Al the little girls from the age Of years who visit
our store from April to the s. viii be given souvenir.
Yours Truly.
T. H. WHITHAM.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

A Denver concern is figuring ON put
ting in a skimminR station at Sny der,
Morgan county TO DO in operation by
May - The farmers thereabouts prom
ise to milk so COWS TO begin with and
will increase the number 10 800 cows by
autumn. IT is more sonsble to put IN
sl;immers than to start more ereamerios.
u
The state herald., 1899-04-28

Mrs. Fitzpatrick, OF Holyolte, Sunday
ed with friends III Curtis She left Mon.
day morning for Hastings, their future
home. M. Fitzpatrick having been
transferred as engineer on the Highline
TO thar on the branch line OF tho u. & II.
from Hastings to Oberlin, Kansas. Cur
tbs Enterprise.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

1t has recently been reported that the
B. & NJ. comphuy is figuring on the pur-
chase of the Cheyenne & Northern the
presumption being that, it they secured
control of that line OF road. they wonld
extend the line from Alliance, Neb., into
Wyoming and connect with the Chry-
enne Il Northern.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

We understand that Holyoke has au
ordinance prohibiting persons irom rId
ing or driving over the sideaalkr. NJ
good excuse can be given for riding OF
driving over sidewalk aud frequently
boards are broken by so doing and then
the property owners are notified 10 re-
pair the walks.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
YOUNG MOTHERS.

Group is the terror OF thousands Of
young mothers because its outbreak is
so agoniziug and frequently fatal. Sbi-
loh's Congh and Consumption Cure acts
like mngic in cases Of Cfoup. II has
never been known TO fail, The worst
cases relieved Immediately. Price -
cte.. 30 cts. and sl.Ol. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
you TRY 1T.

II Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure, which Is sold for the small price
of % cts., 80 cts, aud 81 20 does not cure
take bottle back and we viii refund
your money. Sold for over tifiy years
on this guarantee. Price % cts. and 80
cts. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
MANY A LOVER.

Has TUNED with disgust from an
otherwise lovable girl with an offensive
breath. Knrl's Clover Root Ten purilles
the breath by its action on the bowels,
etc, ms nothing el1e will. Sold for years
on absolute guarantee. Price u ots.and
so cts. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

Tho grcat nyatic, Sseslonbnrs, tella
uomowh-rr In bic writings, Of being in
ths other world md N Ing 10 hia guide
"Who nfe these blind onca making gfea,
clouds of dunii aud tho guide replied
these ara lnwyen, who In life kicisel up
n great dust hoping 10 put oui ,be ryen
OF othefs nnd pui out their own inniend
Nov they spend thuir entire time here
doing sha, they learned 10 do on the
sanb." Thus did Swedenborg vit,ily
enforce tho Lesson that tho judge who
begins by trying 10 upset the judgment
Of another. eollptea his own Ood.giyen
power to see aud judge CLEARLY. Tho
Tribune respectfully feiora this vision to
the attention Of Attorney General Gripss
aneni his opinion upon ibc law nR,innl
The salu Of ntosioania IN The pos, ,s-
ehnnges, --Drecley Tribune.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

Frank Burgrafi, an old Akronite, now
III the employ Of the Western Union
Telegraph Co., at Red Cloud. Neb., is in
Akron this week looking after his gold
claim, aud dong assessment work. -Pio-
neer Press.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

The right of way for tha railroad from
Alliance into Wyoming by way Of Camp
Clark runs within SIX feet of the resi-
dence Of J. II. Diggy. Mr., Daggy was
formerly resident Of this coun;y, but
for several years has resided near Bayard
Neb.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
WHAT rs SHILOH?

A grand old rcnedy for Cough, Colds
and Consumption; used through the
world for half Il century. has cured IN
Vulnerable cases of incipient consump-
ton and relieved many in advanced
stages If you are not satisfied with the
results We will refund yonr mouoy. Price
gsse*ss;- 8e" rss.'rna-sf.a0. City-.Drue
Store.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

Holyoke needs II meat market and 1t
see,ns strange that some man who un-
derstands that business does not take
advantage OF the opening for business in
our town.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

am aeent Tor Wanamnker e. Brown
and have full line OF samples OF Gents'
aud Boys Clothing and Wlute and Fan
cy Shirts. Also Ladies' Tailor made
suits. Cali and see them. W. r. Shamp.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

1tyAsTEp-sry ERAL Ihuaa mUh ~, Nh ~
w Persons IN this state 70 hahHs, N"'
.sss In ihrif own ana nearby eountos'
pa,nly oiice work condnc'oo ~ ho'hs -, -
~ s,saigh. 500 n gear ana espsnNe',ao ,,'.
souasds, no more. no icsa slhiy' hoh'hi,
Is. References. Eneiose scu7anui's-,'
s,.mpea en- cnvelopc. ilcrh'ft T. Hess ''eA'''
pspar,ment n. Chicago
The state herald., 1899-04-28
For SALE OR TR AbE.

Building and lot occupied By e. W.
Dearcnp as o jewelry store 70 for sale
cheap or for trade for cattla. NJ encnm-
sh-arss o,ssscpcrty.s -sfeqs.ss 'ssFs's 'ssssa'as'
Office or of P. Penper Al $. Hamilton st.
Omaha, Neb.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
SICK HEADACHES.

The curse OF overworlsed womanhooi,
are quickly and surely cured 10y Karl's
Clover Root Tea. the great blood purifier
and tissue builder Money refunded if
not satisfactory. Price % cis. and 30 cts.
City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
Llatenlng % a. Preaeher.


ar it be difficult for some people to
listen. it is ten times harder for other
pospis-, 81 si,so. .io.. .s1sev.' pc. :, p.sss.sn
mny lisieu and nos follow" writes lau
Slncl1cn. OF The Art Of Listening to .
Sermon. in ihe Nay LADIES' Home Jour
uai. "Very few are accustomed 10 think
about anything, tor thirty minutes; after
brief spnce their interesi flags and they
fan behind; they have long ago lost the
thread OF the preachers argument and
bave almost FOR. often his subject. The
sermon which suits such n desultofy
mind is one OF twenty paragraphs, each
paragraph an apecdoio or nu Illustration
nr a startling idea, 10 that wherever the
hraIrr joins Ia he can be instantly At
home Seuu blr people ought. however,
10 rem mbsr tnat a series Of amusing
lnntern slides and a work os severe ART
ar- not the same, and II any one Is to ex
pound tho Gospel ol Chr.st worthiiy ho
must !, as3n nB he goes aud ask his hear
ers to think. The chain may bp % gold.
but there ought 10 be links securely
fastened together, and hearer should
Try them gs tEey pass hrough his hands,
II one does not brace himself for the cf-
FORT oi hearing "a sermon be will almost
certainly linlsh up ly complaining either
that The preacher pas duh or tunt The
tt.,.tufa. tNu. dtsoouutrttI M eprtDu.
ID worth b,anns irto ahion the preach 1
has not put hia wDole strength, aud ~
sorm1n ohn b. hraid uright unless tho
hearvs gives hl- wnola strength also"
The state herald., 1899-04-28
Remarkable Cure Of Rheumatism
Kenna, Jackson Co., W. Va.

About three yerra ago my wife had an
attack OF rheumatism which confined
her 10 her bed for over month and rem
dered her unable TO walk n step without
nsHistance, her limbs being swollen to
double their normal Ize. Mr.. S. Mad
dox insisted Oh my using Cham h-rlmn' 8
Pain Balm. purchased ATS cent
bottle aud used Il according to the di.
rections and the mex, morning she walk
"a 10 breakfast without Ms. isiance in any
mnnuer, und she has not bad a similnr
attack siuce,-A. b. Parsons. For sale
by e. X. Nohiet.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

Rev. Aura Smith, evangelist, is hold
ing series OF meetings al the ii. u.
Church in Holyoke.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

If YOU need new buggy am IN shap'
to sell the very best at a low price. Cal
at my Office and get prices. "a T, Guth
RE.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

/ have fresh beef for sale; besides {
good line OF staple groceries and produce
Mrs. G. johnson.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

James Bryant is preparing to put in u
general stock OF merchandise at Bryant
this county.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

l have just received my epring stock
Of dry goods and notions, call and see
them. w. r. Shamp.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
GREAT REDUCTION N GOODS AT CASH PRICES

1t every business make every dollar go
far possible and you need the goods and The money
we have prices all goods and your dollar will buy
than it will any other place.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

D. II. Freeman OF this county has had
II head OF cattle die during the winter
and spring.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
IN DRESS GOODS

We will continue to sell calico from and all 9TH
er dress goods the lowest figures Don't fail
Ladies Shirt Waists ready made Skirts in silk and Linen
Crash and Ladies silk Capes they sold astonishing
low prices don't buy until you get figures
In Groceries we keep the best goods buy and
when it comes prices you know in the lead.
Remember keep the celebrated Sheridan Flour made
OF No. hard red wheat and every sack guaranteed
Bring in your produoe,ee li pay yon highest market
prices and sell you goods the cheapest.
Thanking you in advance for your patronage, am
Yours sincerely,
E. I. POST.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
WANTED!

R.l!abl. man for Manager OF hrane
oajce | w,sh TO open in this vicinity
,eur record Ia o. x. here ia good open
,sr. Kindly mention this paper whe
writing.
,u,.,,.,ed catalogue 4 cts. postage.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

oil slatsr, Co. Judge, will make your
.,,liost,on for linal proof. free oI charge
The state herald., 1899-04-28

S. II. johnson recently shipped II
from Iowa car Of cattle for his ranch.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
Read the new I'D Of L. z. Post in. tLsssss LLsssss

Read the Geo PnlSn Co., advertise
mont in this issue.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

II in need of II farm wagon give me
a call, / have them Ill stock. A. L.
Guthrie.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

We understand tha, Alessr,. Gen. W
Piikn c., the oldest aud one % the
mort reliable manufacturers o, Mixed
Paint IN Chiea-o, are desiroua OF seour-
i1R bright, energetic salesmen N this
county rhey have been Tor thirty years
manufacturers oi the lUstly orIebrnied
"Piikn's Keaay Mixed Paint also Barn
aud R,oi Paint, Leads. Color, IN Oil,
Enmaels, STAINS. Vnrni hes. yarnish
Pants. l'illers. Bnsgy PANT, Floor
Pants. Pony painia. md n 'ull line oi
PAINT srocial'ira. They f1lly go trantco
cyoriihing they mako. rhfy believe
their brands ~ paint ars so 8 o1 that 10
dos not require IN experienced sile-'
man 10 sl'uw them rhey viii pay lihgr
NJ oomViaslun and re1reft anyone who
wishes TO represent them In this di,trini
TO write them at once They nre now
building new, perfectly cQuippei tao-
tory IN tho corner OF Fnllou& < Carpenter
S,s.. Chicago. az ih,ir pI,aert plant Is
inadeqnaie Tor their Increasing businees.
Ltitaru addreasod simply Geo. W. Pit
kin Co, Chiunqo. viii fench hem.
.--a
Tho Pioneer dislikrs vrfy much to uae
harsh vuid. In thr trpnimont Of matter.
utr, ctng tho interap u the public, but
II ln.a not hesitate "a alats thu. nuy
one guilty OF setting prairie lire should
suffer- iar his SIN in tho peniieuinry.
Daring the pn-i ton days suvoral ycfy
strong Oh i.c, lessons nag' been brought
to the at'entipn Of the people.
The lre started ~ the northern part
of The county undoubtedly did nm in,.
menpo Hmonnt II damage. The one that
started 20 ihe vest Of town on Monday
morning. aud which aroused the lire
lighting rnergio, II ihorilzenn ai ibrun
seenly hour uf I O'clock IN the mnninr.
h ~ illusiritipn of the danger that lurAa
In the starting ~ these iifer,
Ia the early da,e oi Nebraaka several
parties who had no cars Tor fires aud
started ihcm for fun ur ~ caprice found
tho real iun when they see acrDslod by
n vigilance committee and asked TO de
part or lose their nerlis.
Sometime the frfa hro started cnfo
lesaly. and nj nthor tunes u seema that
peiplo are ~ lorRelful that Their acts
can be considered ~ nothing more MOI
less than criminal.
Toe Interests " tho people demand
that people innnd guilty of such ctImtn
shall hc punished u 70, nothing elro Ia
act M u lesson 10 others YUM Pioneer.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
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The state herald., 1899-04-28

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