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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17
GETTING UNDER WAY

The last of the legal obstacles which il has
been put out of the way of rapid transit The
Appellate Division has consented TO such mod-
fcatiOns of the conditions relating to sureties as
were deemed essential by Mr.. Belmont and his
associates and desirable by the Commission and
ii Is believed that the construction company
backing Mr. Mcdonald will be completely or
gained within a week. In the mean time Mr.
Mcdonald will be bUslly engaged in arranging
his sub-cOntracts, and the prospect is that the
work Of construction will be begun before the
expiration of the prescribed period Since the
bids for the franchise were opened various
vexatlous complications have caused DELAYS
which the contractor could not foresee and
created an appearance of slow progress But in
view of the magnitude of the enterprise there is
no reason for complaint or surprise on that
score. Indeed, there is room for establishment
at the rapidly with which the antecedent re-
qulrements or vast undertaking have been
supplied. Impotence now would be irrational
and absurd on the part of a community which
has so long submitted with remarkable and
perhaps excessive good nature TO an unex-
ampled series of disappointments chiefly caused
by personal and political selfishness.
One OF the most interesting things TO be noted
in connection with the present assurance that
underground roads will he I'm operation within a
few years is the complete disappearance OF that
volube and persistent opposition TO the scheme
which claimed to be the authentic voice of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17
Amnsements.


ACADEMY OF MUsIC@2-s:so-wsy Down East
AMERICAN THEATRE-2-S:15-Maritsn
PI5OIT-2:ls-S:15-Sister Mary.
BROADNAY-2:l5-s-Ren- iur.
CARNEGIE HALIs-S:15-concert
CASlEO-2-S-Tke Princess Chic.
CRITERION THEATRE-2:l5-S-2 0-The Little Mlhis'ef'
DALY'S THEATRES 0-The Ambassador.
EDEN MUSEE-9 a. IL p. n.-WaNworks, Granu
ana Cinematograph.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-2;15--s:l5-M I'm.
FOURTEENTH STREET rHEATRE-2-S-A Romance
OF Athione.
GARDEN THEATRES o-The Degenerates.
GARRIcK tn cATRE-2-S-Sherlock Holmes
GRAND OPERA HoUSE-2-S-Shensnt .
HAMMERsTEIN's VIcToRIA-2-s:So-chris snd the
Wonderful Lamp.
HARLEM OPERA HoUsE-2-s:15-Ru Rupert OF Hentzau.
HERALD SQUARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. An
IRVING PLACE THEATRE-2-s-Als Ich wederkam.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Performance. -
KNIcKERBoCKER THEATRE 2:l5-s:2O-when We
Were THxenty-one.
ROSTER & BIAL's-2s .l5-Round New-York in Eighty
Minutes.
I.YcEUM THEATRE-s3o-The Surprises of Love
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE s3o-Corale
Co. Dressmsiers
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE-l:30-Die Meister-
singer
MURRAY HIIsI-2-s-The Private Secretary.
NETWORK THEATRE-2-S:1 0-Broadway 10 Toxic.
PASTOR S-COntinuoUs Performance
WAlIaACK'S-2-S-SaphO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17

A bill has been introduced in the Assembly
by Mr. Stewart Of this city, which Is designed
to prevent the reckless publication Of letters
kilograms and other private papers found
among the effects Of person who has died or
been injured under circumstances which give
the police charge of the case. 1t cannot be
doubted that the abuse which this bin is meant
to stop is one that ought to be stopped. Every
right minded person must have been shocked
and angered by the pitiless publicity habitually
given to private affairs through the license
which Mr.. Stewart seeks to restrict II ap
pears to be the fact. his bill makes suitable pro-
vision for the preservation and necessary use
Of personal documents in legal proceedings and
for their publication in the interest of Justice
we hope it will become a law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17
AMBASSADOR WHITE I'LL.

Berlin. Feb. 16-United States Ambassador White
after a partial recovery from the grip suffered
severe relapse At a late hour this evening, how
ever he was said to be improving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17

The harmony OF Brooklyn's harmony dinner
was enhanced in harmoniousness by the alb
sence of the guests whom 1t was intended to
harmonic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17

Tammany's new Street Cleaning Commits
sioner scalp lock of correct wigwam
pattern, and, judged by Tsmmany standards.
does credit to the organization. He will no doubt
his department in its interests as far as cir
cumstances allow. and il any creditable features
appear in it's conduct the public will be better
off than it considers itself likely to be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17

Concerning the monument to Goebel for which
some Kentucky Democrats are subscribing, It
may be said in Lncoln's humorous phrase that
FOR those who like that sort OF hero he is Just
the kind of hero they would like"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17

German at wellesley College, has resigned her poI
stion accept place In the Girls High Schooi
in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17

In picking out squadron OF hundred Irish
men for special service Lord Roberts acts from
experimental knowledge of that people; and 1t
!s a safe forecast that they will be heard from
in way creditable to their skill and courage.
The home staying expatriated Irishman
whose only thought is to throw stone at the
struggling empire presents nothing Of the dig
nifty patriotism which will shine around the
Roberts Guard. lighting them into history, the
muse Of which will give them welcome gen
erous as that which she has bestowed on
long procession OF their fighting countrymen
baptized all the worlds battlefelds, includ-
ing a few of their own
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17

In leaving his pocket money stuffed into the
folds OF an armchair at Paterson club Bryan
showed a certain confidence in that organiza-
lions which he does not express for the State
at large If he had thought poorly OF the
club as he does OF the Commonwealth he would
have taken some broad gagged Populist like
Hogg of Texas along With him to sit on his
hidden hoard till he got ready to leave the
Mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-17

Even the Klondike goldseekers on the ground.
a good many Of them. ready TO break
camp soon as spring opens and depart for
Cape Nome. whittier Fortune. a fitting goddess.
changing her base constantly with the caprice
belonging to her sex. now beckons them. Daw-
son promises to be partially abandoned In favor
of the new field. not because the Klondike treas
ures are exhausted. but because they not to
be picked up by every adventurer who goes
there. The chances are that like conditions will
be found at Cape Nome, matter how rich it's
diggings may be found to be- Between fifty
and a hundred thousand people are expected TO
pour in upon that sterile and desolate coast
during the coming summer which so far north
is short one, with a poor prospect OF fortune
for all or many OF them. If the argonauts bring
away from the Cape as much money as II costs
them to get there they will be better off than
the army which has invaded the Klondike.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

There Ia no better mod jlcinc Tor ihs
battle. than Cham brrIalp's Cough Rem
oily. ls pleasant taste and ptomp, srd
eii.c,uai oarcs mSks II . iayont. viii
mothers aud smsll children. II quickl,
cure their coughs and colds, preventing
pneumonia or other serious coBse.
qnenec.. II also cures Group snd has
been used In tens of thousands Of cssss
witbou, u single failure 90 lar ~ ws
have bscn abba 10 learn. II not only
CURES Group. but ~bes gwen as soon NJ
the efoupy cough appears, will prevent
the attack. IL cases oi wheopina cough
|, liquefies tho tough muous, making !,
easisf 10 sspsoiofate. and Lessons the
severity aud ireluspoe u the pafosystns
Of coughing, thus depri,ips that disease
Of all dangerous consequences For sails
by y. Il. Noblet
The state herald., 1900-02-16
BEACtivtLLE.

s. II. johnson. TO-. Supi., visited the
school IN Diet. y isst Tuesday.
Dr. T.. X. Nobies Of Ho,oks made q
professional trip TO this vicinity les,
Fnday.
Mt +. n Riley Of Nods.ry Co.. Mis-
souri is 'isiiine with lis si.'ers. Mrs. q
5, frcao ANA AIiss J.nnic Riloy
hisa Lula Cater entertained .om,
friends At her home last Friday evening
Mr.. and Mra. Abdy Holmqupt and
aiss Hannah Biorkium sere tue guest.
Ut Mr. aud Mrs. . Tfoulman last Sun
day
n 0utbri. ~ Hoysks wan IN thu.
vicinity last Tuesday.
There vas a social sHlhrring Of yonpg
Iolks At II. A. Tisso's lasi Friday even
Ing.
u. u. spfasus attended County ceur'
last week as . witness.
jobs Hsssman sr., VS. quite sick last
Friday.
Mis. d. Peter 10 slowly recovering
from her recent Illness.
A party was given ht W. q, Heller,
last Friday syenis.. Tb'ie w.i- about
twenty live present aud q pleasant tim,
10 reported.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

"leforc agree to undertake your
defence" said the eminent criminal
lawyer who had been called Ia. "you
viii have TO be perfectly frank with mo
and tell m. the shole truth. Did ,ou
cmbcsslr $4,000 you are accused Of
having inkcDs "Yss, sir." replied tho
accused mas, "l'il not attempt to con.
zeal tho tact from you. stole every
cent of H." How much Of II have you
siiilf" ats all Roos bu, about si0."
"Youns man." said the eminent lawyer.
butionipg hi. ovefcoa, about him and
putting on his glove. you'd better
plead guilty aud throw youfself on the
mercy of the court" am do Il II you
say 20, sir What ara yon roing 10
charge me Tor the sduesi' "ren
dollaft FL.
The state herald., 1900-02-16
At the New Gallery.

A Kassss paper tells this oss; ~
ersnssr 10 usiios up ssvs In The fo'm''
ssttlpe the pass ready TO prIst sosk .
hspdsal Of type from the tail end OF .
Ore Itsa end By mistake put u against
The arss part Il . funeral notice in
sAs paper u reed like 'h'si The pail
bssssrs lowered the body Into the grave
--ssd u vss consigned TO The names
there sss lev II any regrets for the old
wreck hss bssn an sysso'e 10 the town
sos yssrs. " eourss, there was isdi'
vIdsai ioss, bot thst was fully covered
b. insurance. The widow thinks the
editor wrote The obituary that way no.
cause the lsnsnted rar,ssr OF her joys
ssd sorrows swsd uvs years sasscrip
ten"
The state herald., 1900-02-16
An Editer'- Lif~ saved by Chamber
lAts's Cough Remedy.

During the early part OF October, 1896,
contracted bad cold which settled on
my lungs aod wss neglected until /
ieared that consumption bad app.ared
IN M inc'pisni state. l was CONSISTENTLY
coughing and trying To elpsl meih,ng
which ! could not. became alarmed
and after giving The local doctor . trial
bought bot'l" OF Chamberlain Coas b
Remed, aud the result vas immedist.
Improvement, aud after I had ussd three
bottles my iusss were restored tn their
health, s'ate.-B. s. EDWARDS, Publish.
81 OF The Review, Wyatt, III. For ssls
by =. X. Noblst.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

When the grade OF cattle known as
stcckers and feeders, or cattle well
grown bat not well fed, sell at prices
varying frou i9.i0 TO ti.50 the hundred
pounds or difference Of 81 on . steer
weighing i.0J0 pounds, IL means that
there Is great difference betw~sn tho
best and the poorest animal; . difference
not onlv Ia their readiness TO take on fat
when we'll fed, but difYrrenc. m shape
OF build aud In whether tho extra flesh
put on them will bs 10 what are called
the choice cuts that sell at II high price
or tho cheaper parts Of the animal.
What caus. this d,tfofsocsf IL 10 IA the
breedins of the animal. Al pure bred Luii
nnn cox Of the brsi bresds turns out =
calf oi ibs right shape and With the feed
ipg quality. Tho pure bros bull mated
si,L ,erno cav may inherit the qaali'
ti.s u tn. stock sb,cb hSs Tor many .en.
-ratioas D.eu bfci anu fed with view
to beef qualities, tut from the pcrun bull
and scruD cow there can lie bu, scrao
calf and neither feed por care eau mgk.
II anything but n scrub steer that musi
loo sold At las price. Gu Colorado
slocku,-n are gradually learning tbis
irsson, as I, may be seen by tue sales -r
hs'. occasionally reported OF pure oied
bnlln vt what may 10 considered fancy
prices, but when We add 81 to tho value
OF every animal bred from them susu
tao yosrr old aaa go 81 So Ia the value
~ each one when lifted for tho butcher
then the money e,mss back quickly and
with good iereat.-field aud Farm.
The state herald., 1900-02-16
A arnoKr nr LNrEBpnlan.

The beaver Times announces that
they have secured tvcniy one of the
moat talented writer's ~ tho United
a,ates to contribute To their columns.
A glance al their pfouinsnt names as'
suf.s us tba, they intend 10 furnish
,naif readers with ~. fafes' literary
tf,a, s,,, sst b.iois newspaper tsh1tfs.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. d. II, FuHry l.f, Iiol.
yoke the tirsl ot tho week Tor Oman.
where they siii mako their home. Their
friends IN this coau,y regret To 80 them
leave our county. Tue HERALD Nish.s
Them success 10 their usw home.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

In the case of Gn'hc vs Low replevin
Of colt, tried 10 the county court the
jury returned verdict for tho plaintiff
Tho trial lasted four days. J. 8. Bennett
ATTY for plaintiff and W. d. Kelsey for
deft.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

~ think woalj 70 crazy with pain
vote II not Tor Chambeflaiua PAIN
Balm" wniss ~. ". n Stapleiop, Her
minie. IA. I have been afflicted sith
fbsumatish Tor several years aud
have tried remedies witbou, number, but
Pain balm Ia the t.at medicine have
not hold of' One application relieves
the psin, For sat. bl w. K Noble
The state herald., 1900-02-16

Rev. ". u. Pni'er. ID ID. ri Denver,
Presiding Elder of the NJ. r. Church for
this district. pr. achsd at the NJ. T.
church IN Hoiyoke last Sunday evening
and held the quarterly conference Mon
day morning.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

The new stock ranches being started
NJ different places in the county arc so
numerous that the HERALD has s,t
besn able TO keep track II all Of them.
The county is rapid, nlhng up with
sock.
The state herald., 1900-02-16
GOLD Ar CAPE NOME.

II you van, Information about the
Cape Nome country. how 10 get there
ssd wis, II costs, write 10 J. Francis,
General Passenger Agent, D, NJ. Il. X
n, Ia Nstfaskn. Omaha, Nsh.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

George f. Clark came to Holvoke the
first Of the week from Arapahoe, Neb.,
to remain a few days with his family.
His family may return with him TO Arap-
ahos.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

The Kisins Optical Co., At tho Baptist
church In Hoiyoks Tuesday evening
gave y lscturs On the Span,sh. American
war illustrated ~nh stereopticon yisws.
The evsu,ng was very storm, and thsr.
SIS not very good attendance.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

Did you ever run across the old homo
newspaper. say some twenty years or
more, asks an exchsngss Did 1t prove
extremely interesting M you read its
columns OF local news and personal
mentions? A you look ovor it's pages
the many seeming trivial mentions carry
with them u multitude OF tender and
pleasant associations You wonder why
you priced the paper 30 little whom II
WAS first printed when you find IL 90 full
Of interest and food for reflection after
90 many years. II is ouiy when one gets
hold Of All old local paper and views it's
panorama OF the past and reflects on
wha, = mirror Of local happenings the
papers are, then he begins 10 estimate
their real value ~ = recorder Of current
history. He then realizes how worthy
Of sup~ort and patronage the little col
i~c,or anu recorder OF tho life and doing-
Of the community wns, which from wssk
10 week and year to year 50 carefully por.
tF~ysd. People make = big mistake by
failing To place ou Tile the copies OF their
incai paper which Will | sitter yssrs be
highly p,lxed and Of mnch interest
The state herald., 1900-02-16

Mr.. ind Mrs. Paul frem iosa returned
last seek To Hol.oks from Los Angeles,
Gal, shsrs they sen, TO spend ,b. win.
tor. They ~ers not satisfied vitb ,b-
climsi. IN caliiorn,s and sill spend the
remainder of tho winter ia Holyok-
With tho family Of Mr.. Mckee.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

y. II johnson has sol ~. fnrm south
of hnlyoks !" Shsr'nan R'pling aud h-s
purchased tho Jud. Willard r.sijeoce
property IN Holyoks .nd is nov = reel.
dent VI Holyok..
The state herald., 1900-02-16

Daniel Ham has recently sold his
farm IN the southern part Of the county
TO Mr.. Kilen from Iowa who will use It
for cattle rnnch
The state herald., 1900-02-16

II you are thinking OF investing IN
holyoke pr periy, now ie the time to
buy for you will never buy cheaper than
you can at present.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

G. NJ. Mowry is having his recently
purchased property IN Denver and In
ter Ocean Avenues prepared for his
stock Of hard ware.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

WAHrED.-A situation to do house
work, by woman with one child. Ranch
preferred. Apply at this Office.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

We Dragged too soon about the nice
winter weather for the last week has
been severe enough winter to suit most
anyone.
The state herald., 1900-02-16
TO PEOPLE OF bO[
YOKE AND V|C|N|N.

We have only been in the General Merchand since Jam
uary but the patronage have received up the pres
ent time is evidence that everybody appreciat our
goods and low prices. We very thankful am shall try
much harder please everybody in selling goods
lower prices than oht ask for old and shen goods.
We have nice assortment the latest styles Of Dress
goods and Notions and receiving goods right along
as the Spring and Summer advances We im to handle
always the latest styles and only gobds second
goods high any price, We in position that
sell you goods for less money than others
ask for old Come in whether you want to buy not
and let show you goods and tell you prices
There has never been in Hoyoke better line f Gents
furnishing goods than carry. Hats Caps Cloves Tics
all right uptodate If you need anything cloth
ing be and fit you out in either Ready
Tailor made suits and prices be beat and per-
feet fit is guaranteed To stock of shoes have added
another complete and pleasing line of Chrens Misses
Ladies' Boys and Gents shoes and slippers for the coming
season. this lire of shoes will be in Feb IS Be and
come to see them always take great pride in showing
you
In staple and fancy groceries you know Le-
Blanc has always been the place to get good
groceries and good flour and we shall try to
enjoy this reputation right along. We always
pay the highest prices for all kinds of Produce
as corn, potatoes, butter, eggs etc.
All goods are sold at strictly
one price.
And we promise you that will make your money 60
farther than any other firm in We shall take adj
vantage Of you and give you bargain in thing and
make up something else charge you for goods
when you bring in Produce or have it charged,
Quick Sales and small Profits is
our Motto,
which means fou you saving money and for us making
money Give fair show and will convince you that
the place to buy your goods is
Leblanc & Scheunemann's.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

The new lima Of the Burlington rail
road To Guernsey, Wyo., will make &C
csssible 10 tourists soms Of tho mos, his.
'oric spots II the West. Chief OF th~s~
/. old Fpr Laramie. around xhici hug
srs many sn almost forgotten remancs
A. ons time the principal frontier post
vest of thu Missouri, cn, on from civili'
sntipu 10y hundreds oi miles ~ trackl..s
prairie aud continually surrounded 10y
hosi,is Indians. A. ~.s She haven OF fei-
ugs sought by tho weary and hard
pressed emirrsnt. To-day u stands q
muts bu, mournful monument 10 the IN
iam,tablr will snd eoarng" Of tho old
ffoniisr.m.n -hnse rifles have marked
upon the pages ~ history tho tales al
many a Western L-nnidas. Tho parade
ground. upon which they assembled 81
tho sound Of boots aud saddles. 10 nov
the playground Of . county school. tbs
bafraeisa ar. decsysd and mouiderins
h.aps. Tho flagstaff alone remains, and
though no longer proudly b.afiog its
banner % guide The .giistan'. s,ili stands
like q sanpt indss dagger. po'pt'ns cut "a
tn. curious trsv-iss THE historic spot
Passing Oh from tsIs poin, the Burlips
TN gill still tfsyerss historic ground,
pat the great bemsti,s mining camp,
Har,viile, up the beautiful cspons Of ths
Platte and Laramie. and sroupd the bnss
os Laramie peak. ~hose snow capped
crown risea 1900 feet above ell surround
inn mountains and Ia visible foi hun
drrd miles IN every direction.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

l will close out my stock Of Ladies
and Misses collarettes and jackets al cost
Call aud get bargain. W. II. Shamp.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

Charley Mowry, B. 4 NJ. agent n,
Elsie, Neb., for several months has U.er
transferred to Grant, Neb.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

] have my fall samples Of clothing
from Wanau,aken / Brown. W. r.
Stamp. =
The state herald., 1900-02-16

Colorado Springs tcoio) aaspi,e. Daiir
siinins Edition. - ,ear Ia advance. Az
90. mlhihu nrss and stock quotations,
The state herald., 1900-02-16

Pupils neither absent nor tardy.
Gladys Weir, Ethel Show, Ethel Hell
land. Olive Young, Cora Stoneburg,
Winfrsd Berry. Arthur LsBlsnc, Walter
Zoll. Usher Kelsey, Stewart Guthrie,
and Hosea Miller.
MADoI CRowNEn, Teacher.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

B. F Moore OF Holdreg-, Neb., spent
couple Of days in Holy oke this week
working on his abstract books.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

We know offering better prices than before but
will stand by Interpretations made you whether get here
first We have hand full line Of flooring, ceiling
dressed and matched boards mouldngs ath songes and
all kinds of dimension. We have in fact anything you
would expect to find in
The state herald., 1900-02-16

Special preaching services have been
held every evening this week at the NJ.
e church.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

Charley Grower made trip to Jules
burg Tuesdsy.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

Hinze swcet mixed pickles aud bulk
olives at Stamps.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

have some decorated china dishes
will sell chsap. Come in aud see them.
W. r. Shamp.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

fyou want Ia buy new sewing ma.
chine. organ or piano call on W. H.
Shamp.. -s--..t-,9l, Z, ~ - ~
The state herald., 1900-02-16
FIRST-CLASs LUMBER YARD

We always keep posted the MARKET and also the
stocks on hand at the different mills We have our eyes
open catch any bargain that will give the inside
prices and we willing give you the benefit of fore
sight We unloading right along and intend to
keep hand good stock of well assorted material Our
is quick sales and small profits and if look
ing for trade mark would choose the nirnble six
pence.
The state herald., 1900-02-16
Commissioners Proceedings.
uotralo frlS Tr-. 20

I1OlyUkos OOics Jhuy. 10, loUU
Board met pursuant to adjournment
present L P Foster, W M Slay and Fred
Borland commissioners and Robert
White Jr., CO clerk.
Board proceeded to select list OF 100
names from which to draw Jurors.
Claims allowed.
Fred Borland co commissioner 26 40
w N Slay Z" 25 90
l. P Foster % 90
J 8 Shockey rent for dist court 200
Claim OF E N MoPherrin for e90.so
trsasurer's fees was laid over.
Board adjourned to meet the first
Monday in February or at call Of county
clssk.
Report Of Holyoke schools for month
~ S1;rr, R.t, a fNnn 49, = -. e"'~H-'
The state herald., 1900-02-16

]. l.. Wood was oaillff for the county
court last week.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

Mrs Psvey and children are visiting
at McCook, Neb.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

I do all kinds of shoe work. Gall in.
F. M Plersall.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

Buy your dry goods Of W. r. shamp.
The state herald., 1900-02-16

do all kinds Of shoe work. Gall in.
F. NJ Plersall.
]. l.. Wood was oailiff for the county
court last week.
Buy your dry goods Of W. r. Shsmp.
Mrs. Psvey and children are visiting
at McCook, Neb.
have some decorated china dishes l
will sell cheap. Come in aud see them.
W. R. Shamp.
Charley Grower made trip to Jules
burg Tuesday.
Ifyou want Ia buy new sewing ma.
chine. organ or piano call on W. H.
Shsmp.. .--- .sv-..'i9' (, - - ~
Special preaching services have been
held every evening this week at the NJ.
e church.
have my fall samples Of clothing
from Wanausken L Brown. W. R.
Stamp. =
Charley Mowry, B. & NJ. agent n,
Elsie. Neb, for several months has u.en
transferred to Gvapt, Neb.
I uilI cloaa ant r,y .,,,L - T.c;o,