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Evening star., 1899-04-04
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AUcrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES NO is QUINCY
STREET NORTHEAST, IN WEST ECKINGToN.
ID. e.
209i folio ll6 Of tho land records Of the District of
Columbia, the undersigned will offer for sale hy
public auction, in front of the premises on Tues
DAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF APRIL. Isgp AT
FIVE O'CLOCK p. M, lot numbered ninety two OF
Walter Hopkins subdivision Of lots in block nun,-
bered three 49,, West lexington in the District of
Columbia, per plat recorded In the office of the
surveyor OF the said District in Liber County No
IL, folio -. This lot is improved by a modern
brownstOne and Pompeiian brick front dwelling
containing six rooms, bath room and cellnr and Is
heated 10y furnace.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance in equal
installments in one ~ and C2J years from dav
OF sale for which the purchaser will be required to
give his negotiable promissory notes. bearing inter-
est, payable semi annually. at the rate OF six nor
cent per annumr TO be secured by deed of trust on
the property sold, or all cash. Mt purchasers op-
tion. S100 be paid when the property is knocked
down. Conyeyancing and internal revenue stAInps
at purchasers expense.
EUGENE CARUSI Trustee
ap1-d&ds ALDIS B. BROWNE, Trustee
Evening star., 1899-04-04
JAMES W. RATCLItFE, AUCTIoNEER.

SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY KNOWN AS
PREMISES NOS rs. 80 AND 30 FENTON
PLACE NORTHWEST
BY direction OF the owner l Will offer at public
sale on the premises THURSDAY, the SiNTH
DAY of APRIL. 1899. the HOUR Of FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, The following described pieces or
parcels of land and premises, situate in the city
OF Washington, District Of Columbia, and known
and described on the ground plan or plat Of said
city as lots numbered one hundred and eight one
hundred and nine and hundred and ten i'm
Charles f. Banes' recorded subdivision OF part of
square numbered six hundred and twenty-one as
the said subdivision appears OF record in the Office
of the surveyor OF the District of Columbia in
book lS, page $50; each Of said pieces or parcels
being improved by twostory brick dwelling and
known as premises Nos. rs, 80 and 80 Fenton
place northwest; each OF said premises being sold
separately.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third cash and the balance
In one and two years, for which prumissory notes
OF the purchaser TO be given bearing date
from date Of sale, ana secured by deed of trust
on the property sold. all cash, the option OF
the purchaser. Taxes TO be paid date OF sale
and all conyeyancfng recording. stamps, 6c. TO
be at purchasers cost Terms of sale to he
complied with within days from day OF sale
or property resOld at cost and risk of defaultfpg
purchaser after five days previous notice in a
Washington newspaper. A deposit Of 500 on eaeh
house required at time Of sale mh2gd6ss
Evening star., 1899-04-04

THE BIJOU THEATER.-0ne had to go
early to get a seat at the Bijou Theater last
night At 8 o'clock line of people extend
ing from the box office to the door stood
waiting to buy. and number, despairing of
getting seats, departed for other playhouses.
Those who remained saw a pleasing enter
tainment. The first part, contributed by
the Bijou Theater Stock Company, was un-
usually attractive. A number of new songs
were introduced and the curtain went down
on a very patriotic scene of pretty girls
in the national colors. The specialties that
followed included Mr.. and Mrs. Patten in
worth. in sketch called "a Royal Visit
orr" Maud Nugent, in songs; Mitchell and
Prince. in songs and jokes: Johnnie Car
roll and Ada Crawford. in a curtain raiser,
Opening His Eye" George Graham, in
monologue. and Juno Salmo. in acrobatic
feats. number of moving views Were pre-
sented by the American vitagraph, which
were enjoyed. Matinees daily.
GRAND OPERA SALE-The grand opera
season of three nights and matinee which
the Maurice Grau Company inaugurates
here next weak opened yesterday with an
advance sale, the line to the office OF which
50 interfered with traffic on F street as to
call forth objections to the police from
nearby merchants. The first days sale CT
single nights was very large.
SANTANELLI.-An audience. composed
of ladies and gentlemen of Washington, as
sembled last evening at Willard Hall to
hear Prof. Santapelli talk about "Hypnot-
ISM" Previous to eginning his exhibition
Santanelli made a brief address, In which
he explained how he became q hypnotist.
Evening star., 1899-04-04

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT TwO-SToRY
AND CELLAR BRICK DWELLING No G2l
NORRIS ST. NORTHEAST, WASHINGTON
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-10
POw6dz W Galicji.

Nisspodxiswans kleska powods
nawisdziia kilka okolio Galioji I do
siegia " kilku dniach wislkioh roe
miar6w. Niebs.pieo.ehstwo ju4 mi
ne&o, leo. ssrasy oka.aiy sic wisksse
nit Z poo.ssku prsypus.c.ano. Kra'
k6w .agrotony byi sdw6ch at'on
cd Radawy ! WHISKY.
Wylsw Rudawy objsi oais pre-
strzsf misdry Bioniami q parkisn
Jordans AZ do al. Wolskiej. z prssd'
missd .alane byiy osssc Debnik
cresc p6.wsia Zwisr.yhOs.
Nsjbsrdaisj ucisrpiafy powiasy
krakowski | chrrsnowski. w kra,
kowskim nawisdsiia pow6dE gminy
Kauish, R~usocics, Krokoosyn, Wo
iowoe I prrysioiksmi Grotows | Sub
kowa, c.sic Dsbrowy ! ZsgaoIa, Js
~sior.any, csstc S,iejowio ! Kryspioo
wa, oraz Ksty.
Lio.bs .alanyoh wods dom6w v
tel csesoi powiatu pr.yja6 mozna "
przybIi4sniu ns 500. Nsjbsrdsis,
dctkniety jest K~rokoozyn Z prsysi6i.
KANT; tn re $50 dom6w ami jsdsr
ME uohronii sic pred salswemi
wszystkis domy smusssni byli miss1.
kahcy opuioic. w Jssiorsanaoh Ia
lanych Jest okolo 20 dom6w, " Ru.
so~siosch okolo 100, " Wolowioach
okolo $50. Ludnos6 chroni sic = do
bytkiem po psg6rkaoh 1 lsssoh. De.
legaci wydsiaiu poviatowsgo, insy.
nier powissowy B ,cishski ! urredoik
powiatowy ro.dali pomisdsy nile
szc.ealiwyoh 400 bochenk6w ohlsbs;
rownis4 wysisno 200 boohenk6w dc
r lsooic.
Podobnis smutns wiesci nadcho.
dzs . powiasu ohrzsnowskisgo. W
Bobrku, Gromcu, Jsnkowioaoh wo.
ds .alaia wleksrs O.sIc budynk6w
rnis.csyis sapasy. Plony ms oaiem
Powiilu straoone, bydio bss passy,
Nismniejsrs klesks poniosis okolios
Krzeszowic ! Rudswy; tutsj wisle
mOstow po.rywanyoh. W Chrssno.
vie dwis drogi znisrosone. Uoisrpisl
takas bard.o nowy tor kolei Trsebi.
MIA SkswOs. Sskody powiatu milo
move.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-10
D ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

Gdahski ,,yOlksblatt" donosi
as komisjs kolonirscyjns nabyia ot
oiemcs2 1000 morgow liossoy msjstss
Ogorrsliny (GoersdorD " powisci,
chojnickim "a $50. 600 NIX. l samie.
RIA = rownist cd nismc6w IA
bye prrylsgis msjstki Nowydw6r
Melsuowo, ktors obsjmujs okelc
5000 morg. Poniewsa msjstki Z:
byiy dotsd " rekscb nismisokicb |
poiotons % " okoIicy crysso ME.
misckisj, prsyrnsje nswet jus ! taxi
~ Westpr. V~olksblatt", 70 ME mote
ia chodsic o wsmoonisois niemorys.
ny.
- Ze Slazks austr. donosrs:
Dyrekojs sksrbl v Opswie wydsis
rosporrsdseuie, stsby urzsdy podst.
kows v Cisssyhskism prryjmowaiy
kwity polskie. Rosporssdssnis 70
wywo,si ks. prob. Ksrol Pszdsiors.
q pocsstkism roku bisfsosgo r..
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-10

SEX a0srykahski rgadsai sie I an
gislskim, > vyjsskiem trssoh punk
TOW, ustanawiajscy, 20 " oisgu 8
missiecy nastspic mote rewisja Wy
roku trybunaiu rosjemo.sgo, .ostsl
Prsyjety prsss Psuncsfota do jsgo
Projektu I 20 dlugisj walos uehwa
lony Prise. komisje.
q drugieh dw6oh odrsuoonyob
propo.ycyj amerykahskioh. jedns
przsmawiaia "a ogranio.sniem liosby
mianowanyOh pr.s. kaAis ssrone %
dziow ~rosjsmo.ych M jsdna osobe,
Delsgat angislski zaproponowaf po-
osstkowo, ably kaads pah'two mia.
nowalo. .dw6ch sedsi6w. Komisjs
uohwaliaa. ably kaAds pafstwo Wy.
b'eraao 90 nsjwyiej c.ssrsch. Drugs
proposycjs amsrykahska domagais
sis, ably sed.i6w rosjsmcrych miano
wall s~edsiowie ~najwyHsssgo trybuna
Ia " ka4dymzpahstwis. Pro p,syojs
to ME .dobyia sobie jsdnak u.nsnis
wir6d p'.edsta wioieli innych mo.
caretw.
Nsjwaaniejsss nowos6 | osohs mai.
bardsisj charakterystycsns pro-
jektu, stanowi ustanowienis mied.y.
nsrodowyoh komisyj ~slsdo.yOh, ks6rs
stwisrdsi6 majs 1 wyjsinic faktr, 9
kt6ryoh sprawosdania ssrony ME .,
.obowisssns pr.yJmowa6. Projsk'
ten jest jsdnak " wysokim stopniu
ograniosony dodaskism, 70 tego 70
dssju komisje majs by6 ustanswians
jsaynis w6wo.as. jstsli wchod1s v
gre kwsstje, pnis dotyozscs honoru
lub tywotnych intsrss6w nsrodo
wych danego pafstwa". By6 jed
max mote, 70 Z osassm uda sic usu
MAO ten dodatek. Poniswa4 pe
stwisrdzsniu fAkt6w, strona mot,
Pr.yjac Tub odr.ucic sprawo.danis
komisji, powytsss ograniosenie MD
ma " rsecsy samsj najmnisjs.sge
ssnsu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-10

kisgo kolsge Ch..., on mie poznai. q
M sspytanie jego: 90 tn robie- oil.
powiedsiafsm: wr6oissm do kraju
tsrss jade do Pstsrsburgs. On mis
saprosii do siebis tegoa wiecsoru M
herbate. O~bisoalem. R~osstawsxy sis
Z MIN pojschaism do starsgo kOls
gi... Zastalem 60 " domu ! gdy mu
opowisdsiafem o spotkaniu Z Ch...
powiedziai: to 6gura podsjrsana
miej sie wiec m b~aoxnesoi, ale bsda
q nisgo M herbacis, DO ~insczsj &c
swr6oi M cisbis uwage. Tax ter
ucsyniism. A M drugi dsish WYE
chalem.do Pstsrsburgs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-10

! odPoo.ynii ossladnik ME -serabi.
wieosj mad 40 rubli miesieosnie. prs.
oujsoIw magasynsch.lspsrych. Jest
Prssoief okofo 1000 ossladnik6w,
.arabiajsoych .'naj~yasj 60 kopisjek
dxisnuie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-10

y Chiopomani odznaczaii sic, jak wska-
zsiem, ubiorem, grail role, jak przedtem
bafagoli, chiopskich p~rzyjsci6i, ale byia
TO wiecej szopka 20 do ubioru. Gala boz
WIEN ruchliwsza mfodziez polska byfs
demokratyczna / szia torem wskazanym
przez Szymona Konarskiego, r~ozstrzela-
nego W Whine.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-10

y Brat jego, Edward, umar} W wiezie-
niu, jake ~polityczny sresztowany, po-
przednio straciwszy zmyssy. Obcje ia
fowiccy = Juz nile zyja,
The state herald., 1899-08-18

The following is copy Of letter re-
Gently sent out by the managers Of the
Festival Of Mountain and PLAIN:
DENVER, CoLo., August 10th, 1883.
To the Honorable County Clerk.
DEAR SR:-Ths Board Of Directors Of
the Festival Of Mountain and Plain 10 in
receipt Of avery nns Upright Piano,
which is the generous gift Of the Denver
Music Co., 1857 Champs st.
The Denver Music Co. desires that the
magnificent instrument shall b awarded
in some manner that our Board may de-
termins upon, to one Of the MAIDS Of
Honor attendant upon the Queen Of the
Festival.
We take great pleasure in making you
awsrs Of the facts in the case. Tho a.
ward will be made in some way that will
be iair and equitable TO all the young
ladies, and will take place in the Grand
Stand during the ceremonial d the
Queens CorePstion. when 10000 people
will congratulate the Maid Of Homo. who
becomes the fortunate possessor o. the
muniticent gift.
Very Respectfully,
Jso. MoNAMARA, Secretary.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

There are some business men who,
whom solicited for advertisements in the
local newspaper, reply, "No 1t would not
pay me to advertise for my business is 10
we'll known II the local paper should
accept an advertisement from some man
in their line Of business located in some
other town, these sumo parties would
very soon be heard offering some very
vigorous protests against the action OF
the local paper, charging it with being
false to the best interests Of tho town.
II advertising IN the local paper does
not pay, what harm can be done to the
business Of the home merchants by ad-
vertisemets OF the city mail order house
carried in the columns Of tho local pa
The state herald., 1899-08-18

Charley Mowry went to Cheyenne the
first Of the week to act as b. q M. agent
for couple Of weeks during the absence
OF the regular agent. c. X. Gastineau of
Grant Neb., is night agent at Holyoke
during Charley's absence.
The state herald., 1899-08-18
The Beatrice Creamery Company ar,

Tie Beatrice Creamery Company are
making calculations on putting On
regular milk cars to run on tho Burlius-
tos and It's branches 10 haul the crsxm
10 Lincoln. A we understand ii they
vill sssd . man With each car who will
attend 70 loading the cream cans, thus
relieving the train men Of this duty and
st the same time prsssntins the delay
usually caused In losding the cans, which
makes It hard for tho trains on the main
line In particular to make schedule time.
-Nsbraska DsirynAp.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

CO. Phelps who has been for couple
OF weeks looking up location for stock
ranch in this county returned the tirst 81
the week to Fremont, Nsb. He informs
10 that be Will locate cattle ranch in
this vicinity aud will brinR bis family to
Holyoke to reside. His son, Will, To-
mains at Holyoks couple OF weeks to
look after some business matters.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

G. c. Bevard put down well .or f. G.
Churning east OF Holyoke with 81 hours
work. That is good record for we'll
making IN this county. He IL now sink
ing a we'll in Holyoke for James Young
to furnish water for his reservoir for ice
purposes.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

Public Office has such a fascination for
some men that they are willing to make
campaign on most any kind OF n plat
form or change their party affiliations on
very short notice in order to secure the
office.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

A Graashoppsr makes Grass, Butter
Fly makes Butter and Burnes will make
your house look neat with coat OF paint.
Lsays orders st Noblet's Drug Store.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

Our county treasurer Informs US that
persons holding county vArrsnts oitsa
complain that they did not sec the pub
lishsd warrant call. There is q very
good excuse for good many residents
Of Phillips county not seeing the warrant
call - they arc not subscr ibers for the
H.lALp. Do not depend on reading
your neigh oor's CODY Of the HERALD.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

F. q. Whitiam has had the interior
bf his general stock store room, in Holi
yoke rspaintsd and its appearance has
bsen very much improved thereby. Hell
land did the work.
The state herald., 1899-08-18
foU rkY IT.

RStiiSh's cssgA ~ csassovtlsa
ovse, .vkISA = ssla ~ ~ ahA,i NV
4 = ~, ~ ~. ~ oi.cp Asss ~ ssfs
hAs bstlis bast ed ~ wpl wfssA
,sss assss. Hpaa' NJ sVst NJ ysass
q M s~assaAsA fnss - ~. - Z
~ csty Ding eNw~ ..
The state herald., 1899-08-18

J. ~ Drsks, st Allianes, Nsb, hss
bssa u aslysks this vssk licking after
Ais rssl estate Interests In this ceusty.
II hss decided - return - th,a oeusty
~ viil, 10 ths near futaFs move lack
b BIZ fasn nerth Of Holyoks.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

s. H johnson Of Holyoke recently
sold to Joseph Snyder SO head of steers.
Harrison Norris had been keeping the
cattle for share Of tho profits and also
sold Mr.. Snyder some steers. The cattle
were shipped the fiji st Of the week from
Holyoke to Alma, Neb.
The state herald., 1899-08-18
TO THE LADIES OF
HoLYoKE AND VICINITY

We have just received the sample
book for made s-to.nsssurs suits and
shirts, from the celebrated makers,
Joseph Beifsld 4 Co., Of Chicago. You
know their garments arc famous for style,
it and wear. We invite your inspection.
+. II. WHfrHAM.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

Twill have in full lire Of the cele-
btatsd Brady 4 hstcolf Co. shoes next
week. II you are in need Of shoes call
and examine my stock.
W. r. Shanp.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

NJ. sad sad Mrs.. Robert white and
daughter, Miss Belle, and Nrs. ]. A. Berg
lsst Hdyoks, Thursdsy TO spend few
days d the camp meeting bsiaG held st
Curtis, Nsb. They drove through with
ssoo.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

nrs. 7. II. Smith ssd sena Vernon
nd kyrsn, returned the nrst Of The
weak from . visit Of couple Of months
h Ohio and Psnpsylvania.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

We are, We sr6 from Missouri and
Burnss has showi Us that he is . first
GLASS painter aud his prices are very
reasonable. Bee him or leave orders at
Noblsts Drug Store.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

Clarence Sears returned to Holyoke
this week from Chicago where he hns
been for several years. He will make his
home in Holyoke.
The state herald., 1899-08-18
NOTICE.

The next regular examination for
tsschsrs in Phillips county will be held
ct the High school building IN HGlyoke,
August 18th and 10th, 1899. beginning Of
$50 .. m. central tine each morning.
s. II. JOHNSON,
County Superintendent.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

fsskss AoFsslsad came out from
fseDsyivsnis Iast week aad will make
IN home With his Uncle and Aunt, Mr..
saa Nrs. D. ,. MoFsrlssd, Of Holyoks.
The state herald., 1899-08-18
Buy your dty goods Of ". R. shauIpl.

A. T. Guthrts has had new business
sign painted fof his agricultural imple-
msnt store. Burnss did the work.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

barry AcClsllaad, Of Imperial, Nsb.,
county clerk Of Chass county, spent a
lev days in Holyoks thiswsek looking
after business matters.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

Quite number Of former residents oI
Phillips county have returned 10 ths
county during the past year and mssy
sthsrs are thinking seriously sf return.
w. The sssaty is having no bson bui
h making eoed healthy gievth.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

Read, In this issue, the letter about
that prize Of fine piano for 9 Maid o.
Honor.
The state herald., 1899-08-18
nor H1ENbA

~ sAfss 4 svsswssks1 vSoaAhseo,
~ @uisAly aad sssslS ssssd b xaht
clsvss Asss M ~ Gsses bsssd pedees
~ ti1eUs bsil6ss. nsaes sseuo6sd' Y
~ n>isessAssy. psis6b'ssA ~ oe'sls
The state herald., 1899-08-18

Rev. A. v. CLARK q O.shs, Nsb.. 70.
ssopanisd By his rite and son ss,ivsd ID
0slysks. Wednesday fss . Wait with his
Dasssts M. sad Ara 4. D. Clark rssid.
iag asas Holyeks.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

!. L. Crd1nsr returned home this week
from . tfib OF several weeks to the
mountains.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

The Maid Of Honor from this County
will have > chance on tas Hus pigno that
10 to BE- given TO one of the Maids.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

Andy wslrath has herd OF liz cows
From this bunch ioi calves. in order
to make II sasy TO figure, he ssld 7. r
Liddls 100 calves 81 90 per bssd, TO bs
delivered the first Of November. Thsrt
10 No excuse for man being Q road agent
or train robbsr - long - be can en-
gage In the stock business. .-Julssburs
Grit.
fhst 10 . remarkably good record but
Phillips oousty san furnish = record
nearly - good. George Hall Of this
csusty has 100 cows and raised this year
gu calves which win bring him go per
head.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

Mrs. q. NJ. Chase, OF Bslyoke, went to
Curtis, Nsb., Friday to attend the camp
meeting.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

The man Who has no hig her ain in life
than the acquisition Of wealth, has very
low sstimste Of life, its privileges, duties
and possibilities.
The state herald., 1899-08-18
LAWN SOCIAL,

The members Of the'Epworth league
will give lawn social on the II L M
lawn in Holyoke, Friday evening Aug
18th.
The state herald., 1899-08-18
A. B, Clark and family Of this county
ride in dne new family carriage.

"Black Cat Brand stockings for boys
and girls are the best made. For sale at
Shamps.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

Mrs. Wright of Sterling is visiting
with the family of her son, John of this
county.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

Or. r. z. Noblst hss had the front Of
hts drug store building rspaintsd which
improve iH appearance very much.
Durass did the work.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

-aUuion services in the M. r. church
next Sunday night, Rev. S. W. Richards
will preach.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

Secure your tickets for the Maid q
Honor election and avoid the rush.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

F. b. Whitman went to Chicago last
week to purchase his fall and winter
stock Of goods.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

! have my fail samples Of clothing
from Wanamaken & Brown. W. II.
Shamp.
The state herald., 1899-08-18
&C. -e.-n-A-<,-6A A-tg
1Maid0f Honor )
! Phillips County. {
4 One Vote f~ }
FESTIVAL sr MOUNTAIN lll3LlIx.
!; To be held at Dspvsr.
September 25th to Stth, 1888.
sees lrs@ sE4s- HsEsaIR, Ass ess, ,gass

Oas Of the Maids Of Hooor will b
given . fine piano.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

II you want to buy new sewing ma
chine, organ or piano call on w. X.
Shamp..
The state herald., 1899-08-18

Aiss nss Palmer VIE he'd bssn visit
~ fss few months with relatives In
Hslysks. fsturnsd 70 her home ct Fs,r-
1sat Nsb, this week.
The state herald., 1899-08-18
Invsstigatioas are showing stu,

Invsstigstioas are showing startling
results In Iowa ~ TO the presence Of
tuberculosis in the dsry herds OF ths
state. Where the tscts have been madt
by the state veterinary, thirty per cent
shows the affection to exist, which IL to
say the least an alarming condition.
Nebraska Dsirymsn.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

Monday evening Will Hubers barn In
North Hslyoks burned down. The little
children were playing in the hay NOV
and set Hrs TO tho hay with some matches.
They ran into the house asd told their
msthor what they had done but, Us there
~as about ton Of hay In the barn 1t
was then too late to put out the hro md
Il xss snly few minutes I'LL tho whole
barn wss In flames, Tho hrs company
osuld do nothing toward saving the
building - IL 10 located outside Of the
water works limit. A strong wind was
blowing and tho dwelling house bsd n
narrow escape from burning, Had the
Wind sssa li'tls more from the east
the dwelling could not havo boon saved.
4 ssvspspsr 10 one q tho western
tsv,s publishes the milk tsst for milk
dsiivsrsd a. the creamery station aud
ths list, comprising forty odd ps,ronss
shews = test varying from 5A Us the
highest 10 IS the lowest. Itna ques.
tion in our mind whether these patrons
have ever given thorvht TO improving
the test by improving their herd. The
majority OF these tests will average about
So and this 10 hardly a profitable rstutn,
which shows the poor quality Of cows At
the present time supplying tho avsrses
cresmefieG In the state. Tho farmer
feeding and milking 2s COW is undoubt.
sdiy keeping a COW boardsr for tho fun
Of The thing, provided be Is giving any
at,sut,sn whstevsr 10 her feed, and II
farmers viii jus. pu. iittle more time
In reading up on how TO improve their
hsras thoy will moro rapidly come 10 ths
proper method OF dniryiss for profit
Nebraska Dairymnn.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

Oets Astold went to Holdrsgs, Neb.,
~ Saturday and returned Tussds,
nth his wife snd dsuS Inter vhe bad bssa
visjtis4 rslativss.
The state herald., 1899-08-18

An ito cream social will b given at
the Trsgo school house on Wsdpssdsy
evening, Aug. 28rd. Ice cream and cake
10 cents.
The state herald., 1899-08-18
Bob Shrimplin OF Killbuck, Ohio, is
visiting relatives in Holyoke.

G. B. Weir has been visiting his mother
at Kearney, Neb., this week.
The state herald., 1899-08-18
Mrs. Mary Ann Hoyt dlod al the homs
Of hsr son John, halt = milo south oi

Mrs. Mary Ann Hoyt dlod al the homs
OF her son John, halt mile south oi
Monarch. last Saturday from hear,
trouble. She was born at Gallipolis,
Ohio, ON June ., 1880, dicd August .,
lse9, at the ripe nge OF 0e'yoain. Sbo
was united IN marriage 10 Hamilton q.
noyt, March II. 1855. To this union
were born eisht sons, I've OF whom sur
viys her Frank. Of Farmer CITY, Charles
Of kahoaet, John, Of Monarch, Ed, Of
Bloomington and Gus, Of Chicago. shs
moved with her husband 10 1864 10 ILL
nois, where they resided until April 10,
1870, whom her husband died. She moved
to Republican City, Nsb,, Ia 1896 and 70
moved iu 1881 10 Holyeke, Colsrado,
where she resided until October. 1891.
when sbs returned 10 Illinois, whore she
resided TIL death. Tho funeral services
wore conducted nj the bom. ot her son
John on Monday at I .. m. by Rev. kel
lsr, Of Normal. pastor OF MI, Olive church.
In,srmeni took place In Oak Grove CEN.
c,ery Farmer City. IN, journal.
The deceased during her residence IN
this county made many friends who
rrmpa.hiss With the family IN 'tsir sot.
row
The state herald., 1899-08-18

Ons two story six room house and two
lsts Tor sale % very reasonable terms,
Wnts y 2. z Pest 1872 h. St. LinoolnI
The state herald., 1899-08-18

Psss o. T. Jsokssa. his wife and child
fssa Lsvslssd srsivsd b Holyots, Tues
~. rrsf. Jsoksoa hss bssa employed
b Ne sehesl beard - priseipsl Of the
ns,ysks sehssls. He comes highly rec.
soassdbd - ~ educator. They will
sssspy ~ Rsysslds residence property
10 ~ sastsss part Of tsvn.