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New-York tribune., 1900-08-25

SANDY HOOK ROUTE
foot of Rector St
Through 20 Point Pieasant-9-NO 1000. a
90 300, 5:45 4;3O ssD NJ ThruuEh 70 Oesss
Grove-S:00 ?. NJ SundayE-Thruugh Point Pleasans.
1000 A NJ. 100 400 son NJ
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA-
1880 $500 1000. sI1-3 A NJ. 41-oo.
$50 800 1880 143o. 800 TOO. 173o. S9s00-
tt49.25 P NJ. s12-f5 udt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Hasa rS:GO -IO-GO a 11o0. ~I-34 S3oo-
800 100 P. n. %12-15 ndL
oHess; Liberty ST. Fsrry. South Fs-Ty ll3- IL 2s-
s24 94S. 1900. 1884 Broadway 13 9th Az - otI AZ
= Unou Sc West 153 East 18Th St 20 Wsst I-ssa
St. 24s Columbus New YORK. Court ST. SEA soo
Fulton Brooklyn 9s Broadway. Williamsburg New
York TFansfsr Co calls for and checks baggage 70 da-
FS-rr1 liberty 81 crly sraffv +Dany. except Sun
sSuzdays only tsat1rdsys oniy-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
ATALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

From New York Wednesdays Fridays and saturdays
FoR TEX as, GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 10 all
points ~ TsTas Colorado. Arizona. California Mexico
dc C3eorzia Florida. SC Delightful Excursions.
Write f9r our da-pags Pocket tuaaed freeA
O. H MALLORY 4 Co. Gen. Agts.. Pier 20. E. r. y. r
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25

R,o-C-1=e market steady No Rio 1890: exchange
-o- receipts 1900 bass cleared for the United States
9 900 azgs cleared for Europe 30oo bags; stock 1877 600
LEEE
Tie statistical position O: Brazilian coffee IS as fol
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
s n the local market to-day

-5- cotton closed dull. with quotations &c lower on
re basis q s-@c fer uid6 upland 1Gc aiddling
euZ sales Southern SPOT markets were
te=gr1phec follows SeV-O-Iea1s quiet IOc; Calves
s- stsa1y s-ltc; Noble nominal &c Saya1nah steady.
FAC quiet.
ac--z- -c 1oci Augusta quiet steady lice
lews-. 5--6c; Memphis steady. 9ssc; dull,
Llsc
The exporr movement eoilcwE:
Great Britain France Continent.
Io-ezy -------------....-- 3.5IO
3 "a T--s TeeE---------- 14.S5s $50 I.31l
s. 23zTIs5 100 80 2To8 726
scet1-s ports today tor The week
e compared Win the -ocals OF week previous and of
EL-s
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25

E--Stg1 coee 11zrzs-ESa1rls market steady;
ood Santos. 1900 receipts. ~ 600 bags stock
EzE--5u-E--0-see market opened Z Dfg
lover 80 r. Pig lower sales % 600 bags
EZsr-e-I91t=e opened Irregular AG1z france
l1E1er: = II unchanged: a. : n irregular Ut
ca-gec % , franc lower 81 30 unchanged total
szles, 2S,Go0 bags
September
z--t- y October
b
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Aug. 24.-sprfng wheat-No hard spot, SEC
No ! Northern spot ssh Winter wheat nominal No
red 76c asked; white, 75c asked Corn steady; No
yellow 44c: No yellow. 43%c; No yellow +3c No .
corn, 43=943%c; No +3 = Q43+zc; No corn 42e
Oats steady; white 252tc; No white, 24%sc No
white, &c; No . mixed, 23&c; No mixed, 23c-
Chicago Aug 24.-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25

Receipts Of breadsts interior points thousands,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-25

For Puerto Rf@Ou
Steamships OF RED D. LINE sail for san !
Juan and Ponce follows:
;. PHILADELPHIA turday. Aug ., noon
Saturday sept > noon
For freight passage apply 70
BOCLTON BLISS & DALIsETT.
General Managers 135 St
The state herald., 1900-06-15

Advertising today is not an art but q
necessity. No article Of merit In com.
mon use today has any great demand
that has not been well advertised. Ev-
cry new good preparation, every new in.
vention, every nav style, every new im.
provement, every new discovery-in fact,
every new enterprise must now create .
demand and Acquaint the public with
their product by advertising. Tho
world in becoming more intellectual,
and the ideas Of the people tend to high.
or education. They depend on the in-
PRODUCTION Of convsniences aud neccessi.
ties through some advertising chanel.
In . nutshell, the secret is to educate
the public. The NEST popular method
to reach the public is an advertisement
In some popular publication published
At regular intervals. Goods that are not
advertised today will be found covered
with dust and slowed away on the rear
shelves.-Nsbrasks Dsirynan.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

DIED: At the home Of her parents,
Mr.. anu Mrs. George E. Trsgo, IN the
northern part Of this county Monday
June IL, 1900, Clara Trego. She was
born on the 8 day Of September. 1874 in
Nodaway county, Mo. and came to Phil
lips county, Colo. in 1888 with her par.
ents. She taught school in this county
for few terms and vas quite succsssful
but her health failed and she was forced
to give up teaching. In 1894 she made
q public profession af conversion and
united with the Baptist church at Hol-
yoke and lived . consistent Christian
life. She had besn suffering from poor
health for some time but her death
seemed very sudden and unexpected to
her friends. She had many friends in
the county and was very highly
esteemed BY all who knew her. The
family have the sympathy Of all in their
sorrow. The funeral services were CON
Quoted from the home Rev. Robert Nc
Laren Of Holycke preaching the funeral
sermon. The remains were brought to
II lyoke and laid to rest in the Gene
tory. Iany sympathizins friends at
tended the funeral ssrvicss..
The state herald., 1900-06-15
THE MINISTER'S WORK is NEVER
DONE,

II. AONG.
@Thsre IL NO limit whatever to the
ministsr's work" writes Ian Maclaren OF
"The Minister and His Vacation" in the
June Ladies' Home Journal. "The mer-
chant knows that he can do 90 much
work Ia eight hours becauss he 10 deal
iEg with Affairs, but the minister never
knows what he can do because he 10 deal.
ing with ideas. II 10 the necessity Of pro.
duction, even when the mind will not
produce, which CRATES upon the nerves
Of minister and 10 apt 10 break down
his health. The journalist writes every
day. but he has something new to write
about; the literary man writss when he
10 inclined; the minister has to wri.s
on % old subject although the greatest
which o4n snssgs ths -miGd- -snd he has
to write whether his mind 10 bright or
dull. 1t 10 only by patient reading and
unceasiDg prayer that he can accom-.
his duty, and then he is ever strained tn
the utmost, and never knows the rest OF
the man who does his work with time
and strength and idsas to spare. When
the minister in active service lies down
to die he will be giving directions in his
last conscious moments about n letter
that had not been answered, and send
ing explanations to . family that has not
been visited, and when his mind begins
to wander 1t will be among texts with
which he has struggled and efforts
which he has made in vain"
The state herald., 1900-06-15


The power Of an orstor can be largely
measured BY the dsfss Of confidence
which hs inspires, ard Judged BY this
standard, Henry wsrd Bsechur must be
recksnsd among the greatest speakers Of
modern times. Mes Who heard him In
the pulpit or talked With him out Of it
could not question ~ sincerity which
shswsd forth in his fssp, his manner and
his voloe.
Mr.. 9sschsr was - . lecturing tour
and Major Pend, hia nanagsr, wss sit
ting beside hin IN ths,Failway car. Sud
denly the prsaebss slaepsd his hand on
the little ws,oh pookst Of his troussrs
aad drew forth small ssvslops. For :
mament he locked It \ - surprise, then
opened II aud smiltd. Presently hs
turned to hs eomplnpr.
Major ssid ils, y Married : srsat
railroad msgnats lev months ago, and
ss I vas taking lsavs Of hun. he handed
me an envelope, which slipped in my
pocket unopened. That was the last I
thought Of It until today. Just now
opened 1t, and this ia what found"
The major took the envelope. Within
1t were five one thousand dollar bills
Exchange.
The state herald., 1900-06-15
A NEWSBoY'S SERMON

He vas working his way through a
crowded car, offering his papers in every
direction IN . way that showed HIM we'll
used to the business, and OF n tempsrs.
msnt not easily dsunted.
The train started while he was making
change. and the conductor. passing him,
laughed. Caught this time, joel" "You'il
have To run to fourlssnth street"
"Dont care" laughed Jss in return.
II can sell all the way back again"
A white haired old gentleman seemed
interested in the boy. and questioned
him concerning his way Of living and his
earnings. There Gas younger brother
TO BE- supported, 1t seemed. Jimmy vas
lame and "couldsn't earn much his~elf.'
"Ah, I see! That makes 1t hard you
could do better alone"
The shabby littlc figure was erect 10 4
moment, and the denial was prompt and
somewhat Indignant. "No. I couldn't
Jim's somebody to 90 home to-hs's lots
Of help. What would be the good oi
hsvin' luck u nobody was glad, or Of set-
tin things II there was nobody 10 divide
With 2"
'"Fourtcsnth strest!" called the con
ductor, and, a. tho nswsboy plunged out
into the gathering dusk, tho old ssn,l.
man remarked to sobody In particular
ave heard many . poorer sermon than
at."-Forvard.
The state herald., 1900-06-15
AMITIE.
Needing rain badly.

Essding rain badly.
This must bs grssshopper year.
T.. u. I. Hsssn is supplying Holyoks
with Strawberries.
Minnie Pos was At tho Mil fishing
this vesk.
Msssrs Mcfarland, DIR. Noble, and n
gsstlsman from Nsb. vsrs callers at
Mr.. Il. Z. 7. Hszsn's Sunday evening.
viii Stout, Jr.. hi-d away 10 Mob,
last vssk snd returned With . bride.
Long lifs and Happiness IL the wish Of
the scribe.
Tho parties who we're shooting chick
ems near the Amitis school house should
remember there 10 law protecting chick.
ans at this season of the yesr, and,
should they repeat their act, they will
receivs full benefit Of such Law.
Mr.. aud Mrs Il. y. Stout have gons on
an eItsnded trip 10 hansss and Nsbrss.
Ia.
Chase County. Neb., will hold u prohi.
bit,on County Convention n, Lamar.
June ~. What's the matter with Phil.
lips Co. Has rhe no pfohibhionisi. Ger.
tnlnly she should have. There Is no
woftbier cause than tho Prohibition
movement And every Christi an voter
shonld vote as bc prays. for Tho over.
throw Of one Of tho mos, damnhble
curses In existence.
win Stout gave tho boy. supper and
dance last week aud they tfippej the
fantastic toe until the wee small hours
OF morning. Al seemed 10 ENJOY then.
selves hugely
lupsy.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

Headache often results from disord-
cred condition OF the stomach and con
stipation Of the bowels. A dose or two
OF Chambsriain's Stomach aud Liver
Tablets will correct thsss disorders and
euro the hsadscbe. Sold by +. X. Mob.
lot
Mrs. @. Il. vanDsussn, OF Kidourn,
Wis, wss afflicted with stomach trouble
and constipation for long time. She
ss'd," have tried many preparations but
none have done mo the good that Cham
bsrisin's Stomach and Liver Tablets
havs.' These Tablets are for sale at +.
X. Noblet's drug store. Price, % cents
Samples tres.
The state herald., 1900-06-15
HoLYoKE WILL CELEBRATE.

HOLYOKE WILL CELEBRATE.
At meeting held At the court house
on last Saturday evening IL was dscidsd
to observe the nAtious birthday with q
celebration. The following committees
we're appointed:
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
John Heginbotham, W. G. HallApd, g,
NJ. Movry. II. Sutherland. J. A. Berg,
E. E. T. Hazen, Q. N. Mckee and .. W.
Beggs.
PRO1l:AM.
Miss 3. NJ. White, F. X. Nobiet, l..
Leblanc and ". d. Kelsey.
SPEAKERS.
q. II. johnson, W. II. ShAmp. g. g.
Mason and G. W. Shulsr.
DECORATION.
Mesdanss c. NJ. Mowry. j. Hegin.
botham, +. N. Smith. +. W. Hsgsr, @,
". Garland, s. ". Beggs @. z. Stsrnsr,
II. Sutherland. W. r. Shamp. c. d. Ken
sdy, W. Hunter, Otto Herrold, W. D.
Kelsey. Misses Jessie Olmstsd. Lyds
Holland. Minnie Cosklin, Matte slAgls
and Nsdes Lsntz.
MUSIC.
A. r. Grout, q. W. Garland, Miss Jen.
ME Hsgip pbothsm, e. q. Thorp and John
Olmstsd.
SPORTS.
II. N. White, r. d. Ferguson, Vim
shew. d. W. Scott, s. +. Haynes, d. l.
Sssrs, W. =. Bradford, G. NJ. Tribbett,
Gus Young aud Mack Irwin.
PRINTING.
j. Painter and A. W. McFsddsn.
WATER.
J. ". Young, W. r. Pstmon ond Jsar
Tracy.
Each COMMITTEES hes sushsrity TO up
point suboommittses 10 ssslst them.
There will BE- thrss prizes given foI
the three largest delegations from th,
several Preciscts No. ? not competing
aud tho following have boon appointed
In tho several precincts ~ . committees
10 arrange for their delegations.
81, Fred Borlnnd, L. y. Money snt
John II. Osdss. N /. y. A. LAmmsri
Ed Buttsrfeld and r. Sprsss. ., Ban
Goddard. q. X. Peter and Freedom
sprsgu.s 4, Richard Warren, ". n
siay and NJ. y. CLARK. o, James bryant
John X. Davis aud Jamcs Hamilton. Q
Ira Ksplsr, l.. l.. Lane and Thomai
Moon.
II 10 hoped that every ono 10 the coun
" will take an interest In this cslsbra
ton and make Il the best ono ever holt
In PHILIPPE cousty.
There will be the largest display o
tire works ever sscn In this part Of Colo
rAds. Como and bring I'll the children
and have u good tins.
w. b. Kelsey Marshal,
D. N. White, Bee, 81. Slater. Pres
The state herald., 1900-06-15
NOTICE.

Leave your bids ~ the county clerks
Office on or before July .. 1900 at 900
o'clock =. m, for tho following Work:
Two lines Of plowing for each iiregusrd
OF four furrows each and not less than
four foot Of sod TO be turned over-said
lines To 10 four rods apart or more and
further that parties bids for work II &c
copied will bs granted for not lees than
six miles or more At the discretion Of the
Board Of Commissioners. All labor on
above lines to b paid in county war.
rants. Board reserves the right to reject
any or oil bids. Robert White, Jr,
County Clerk.
The state herald., 1900-06-15
NOTICE.

MIR. w. H. Firth, den'l Agt., G. r. ].
4 p. Rv., Denver. Colo, advises me that
his company will run four specially
cheap excursions to the east leaving
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo
June II, /. aud %, July IL and 20 and
August4. He will DO pleased to answer
any inquiries. q. w, Shuler,
Postmaster.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

A game Of bass ball was played at
Holyoke Wednesday afternoon between
ninss chosen by Rev. Parker and Rev.
McLaran who acted ~ captains Of the
mines. Five innings were played and
The score stood to In favor Of the Nc
Lsren clan. That was good score for
players who are not In practice. The
Ministsrs seem to Be quite skillfui ball
PLAYERS.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

a Good Cough Medicine for Children.
II have no hssitancy in recommending
ChamOsrlain's Cough Remedy says F.
P. Moran, q vol known and popular
taksr, Of Petersburg, Va. Ave have
given 1t to our children when troubled
with bad coughs, also vhooping cough,
and 1t has always given perfect satIsfact.
ION. II was recommended to me by a
Druggist as the beet cough medicine for
children ~ il contained NO opium or
other harmful drug" Sold by F. X.
Noblet.
The state herald., 1900-06-15
All kinds Of Patterns Mt sbsmp,.

Remarkable Cares or RhssssAti.a.
From the vipdicntor. Rutherford.
ton. N. q.
The editor Of tho Vipdicator In. had
occasion TO ,est the efficacy Of Chamber.
lnin'u Pain Balm twice with tho most
remarkable rc.nlts In each case. Firsi,
with rheumatism In tho shoulder from
which bs suffered escrueiatinR pain Tor
ten days. which wns relieved with two
applications of Pain balm, rubbing the
parts afflicted and reslixipg instant
bcne'i, aud entire rcliei In very short
time. second. 10 rheumatism IN thigh
JOINT. almost pfoatrating him With
severe pain, which WAS relieved by two
applications. rubbing with the linlment
on retiring Al night. aud getting mp tree
from pain, fo' -pl. by y. Il Npoiet.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

Charles Farmer Of holyoke and Mrs.
Flora Morgan Of Denver were married
in Denver on Tuesday May %. This
WAS somewhat Of surprise to Charlsy's
friends in Holyoke, but for some time
Denver seemed to have some strong at
traction for him. Ths newly married
couple came down to Holyoks Saturday
where they expect to make their hsms.
They have the best wishes Of the HER
AID
The state herald., 1900-06-15
NOTICE.

There will be meeting of the County
Central Committee OF the Peoples party
OF Phillips County at Holyoke. Colorado
on Saturday Jund q, 1900 at 800 O'Clock
p. m. All the comuittee ars nreed to
be present "a business of Importance
wiil b brought before the comnittss
for action at that time.
ID. ID. Finch, Chairman.
The state herald., 1900-06-15
no THE DEAF.

A rich lady. cured Of her deafness and
noise In tho head by Dr. NInhoI.on's
Artificial Ear Drums. gave $1,000 10 his
Institute, 81 tba, deaf people unable to
procure the Ear Drums may have them
free. Address No. o3j The Nicholson
Destitute, $50 Eighth Avenue. New York
The state herald., 1900-06-15
New Drapsriss at Stamps.
CHEAP RATES GALORE.

Hers list Of reduced rates that will
interest you. Look it over. II you
want more information, call At the Bur
linRton Ticket Offics--,he agent will
take pleasure in answering your quest
ions.
Des MONIES and return, June IS and
%, $3.50. Philadelphis and return,
June ID, IA sna 10 ei2.2O. Chicago and
return, June "A aud 25, s2l.55.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

William Low has sold his cattle and
horse ranch southeast Of Hslyoks to
John Lingo Of Essex, Iswa. Mr.. Moore
from Esssx, Iowa who will have charge
Of the ranch arrived at Holyoke Wednes-
dsy with 70 head Of cattle for the ranch.
Mr.. Low informs ~ that he has 40 mo-
lion of leaving this psrkoe the csuntry
but will locate another ranch 10 the near
future.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

The Presbyterian Sunday Rchool viii
observe childrsp's day with exercises
suitable for the occasion nsxt Sunday
morning st the regular hour Tor preach.
ing services.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

Rev. Robert MoLsrsn, Mise MsdRs
Crovnsr aud Mss Sadie White took The
train Thursday mornios for Boulder to
attend the Epworth League State Con.
vsntion ~ delegates from Helyskt
The state herald., 1900-06-15

John Hsginbothsm has had the build.
ing iormsrly occupied by tho Farmers
and Merchants Bank rspaintsd which
very materially improves its appearance.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

Mrs. L. p. Sears hes purchased from
the Peoples Loan and Land Company
the property known ss the American
House and eventually will make over
and convert ssp.s into Hrst class Hos.
tSlry.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

DR.. Schosnsfeldt, Who recently located
st HoIyoks for the practice Of dentistry,
expresses himself - we'll pleased with
ths prospect for good business In his
line of work.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

About - Of the schoolmtsss Of Lewis
berry gave him = surprise party wsdnes
day afternoon u tho home st his Uncle
d. II. Freeman in North Holyots. A
very pleasant time vss had BY ell pres.
snt.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

Even "Ths Open Door" nseds =
screen. You have the fiss. We have
the screens. You have the money. We
can give you the means q making home
aud ths "M,ssss" happy. Come and $50
us. II. SUTHERLAND.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

The Sterling Democrat Of last week
states that on the 10 lust track laying
on the Brush-Alliance line was to be-
GIN at Brush.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

There will b no preaching services At
the n. Z. Church next Sunday on &C
count OF Rev. McIaren absence from
Holyoks.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

E. C. Bevsrd has sweet potato plants
for sale. Orders can be left 1t W. r
Stamps store.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

Al, committees on the celebration for
the 4 OF July will meet st the Court
house on Saturday evening June l6.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

Miss Minnie Herold OF Plattsmsuth.
Nsb., is visiting with the family Of her
Brother Otto OF Hoiyoks.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

II you want to buy new sewing ma
chine, organ or piano call on W. X.
Shamp.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

Mr.. Warren Of Longnont is visiting
bis daughter Mrs. Charley johnson OF
holyoke.
The state herald., 1900-06-15
BARC;AfNS.

will soil out my Dry Goods At cost
Call and see my goods. Mrs. Gates.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

Mrs. j. P, Cleland and children Of
Holdrege, Neb.. are Whiting friends In
Holyoke.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

The Baptist Sunday School will oh
serve chlldrrn's day with appropriate
exercises next Sunday evening.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

Sheriff Young Of PHILIPPE county was
in the city from Hoiyoks tins morning
snroute TO Denver Sterling Democrat.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

New samples OF Brussels and Ingram
carpets at Stamps.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

Z. N. McPherrin, county treasurer, ID
having his dwelling house repainted.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

OF boards, for fixing up about the place. or
a complete bill for a home, barn or other
building. is all the same to me. No matter,
what you want, can satisfy you in both quail
ty and price. Come and get my prices before
buying any lumber. 1t will pay you to do it.
Il. SUTHERLAND,
The state herald., 1900-06-15

Rsceiver Cbas d. rimberlshs went
10 Denver this morning To spend Sunday
with his ~iis and daughter and bobpob
with the fo~er Of the woloott hooh.
Mrs. Timberlsks's school In Denver
closes nest week and she will return 10
Sterling Tor the summer vacation, nc.
com panied by Mr. Bessie, Sterling
Dsmcerst
The state herald., 1900-06-15

Francis MeElfoy ot this coup'y and
Mise Anna Mooney oi Latham, III. wers
married In Holyoks "Wednesday, June
10. Judge q. J. Slater officiating. The
HgnAi.D joins With tbs many friends oi
Francis Motlroy In this county 10 wishes
for prosperous and happy married life.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

lhsve received nice stock Of Spring
Dry Goods. Call and sea them. W. r.
Shnmp.
The state herald., 1900-06-15
New Laces at shamp's.

New Laoes at Shamp's.
Corn for sale at the Lumber Yard.
>S
Irwin Bros, want to buy 600 steers.
Choice Heifers for sale by Irwin Bros.
The small grain ,s needing rain badly.
Flour. corn meal, bran and shorts vt
Stamps.
For your new Spring Hats, call on
Mrs. Sterner Il Co.
Look At those pretty curtains at
Hhamps.
Read Leblanc 4 Schunnemapn's now
I'd In this issue.
The q. D. Corset is the best. For sale
by ". R. Shsmp. wa '-.'''''''
Mrs. Q. N. Mckee and boys are visit.
ing relatives in the east.
The largest line Of Gents Neck ware and
furnishing goods at Stamps.
BoRN: To MIR. aud Mrs. W. 8. Brad.
ford on Wednesday, May 80, a daughter.
The state herald., 1900-06-15
FRED.

rrs,tIss Station Fred will stand Tor
service a Holyoks on Saturday OF each
~sek st irviu's old barn. - 10 insure
With ioal and O. 10 insure standing
colt L l.. LANE.
The state herald., 1900-06-15

BoRN: To MIR. aud Mrs. w. 8. Brad.
ford on Wednesday, May 80, a daughter
The state herald., 1900-06-15

Buy your dry goods of W. n. shanp.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-10

move heavy siege guns about country. But for Captain Percy Scott and his
 naval guns, our position at Ladysmith and elsewhere might have been much
 verse than it is. This war, too, has made us realize that an infantry ofti- cer's sword is a perfectly useless orna- ment, and that for an officer to wear any mark distinguishing him from a colnlnon soldier at five hundred yards distance means certain death.
 The usefulness of mounted infantry and the rapidity with which good troops can be made out of untrained, or com raratively untrained, volunteers have been shown. not only by the Boers, but also by the splendid performances of the colonial volunteer forces and of the irregular troops raised here since the beginning of the war. If it can really be regarded as established that an army of volunteers who can shoot straight, supported by an unlimited supply of good artillery, can hold it's own defensivey against the best regu- dar troops, then the problem of the de- fense of the British empire will be greatly sifnplified. And, on the other hand, the experience derived from the raising of the various irregular forces formed in South Africa since the war shows that there is abundant material both in England and the colonies from which an efficient force for foreign ser vice could rapidly be organized to SUD- plement our small regular army.-Lon- don Times.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-10

We shall visit the place later from Se- vile and learn more about it.
 As travellers approaching our national capital see from afar the Washington monument dominating the landscape, so we caught the first sight of the Moorish Geralda while yet long way from Se- vile, rising above olive groves and gardens, with the green hills of the Guadalquivir for an appropriate back ground. As we drew nearer a hundred magnificent structures came into view, the Acazar, with it's court-yards and fountains, the cathedral with forty bells. the Casa del Ayuntamiento, and palaces whose names are yet to be learned. FANNIE B. WARD.