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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-22

I4OST-on Bertauia street. a light blue
ladies' Jacket lined with striped surah
silk. Reward for It's return 70 New
York Dental farlors. room 4 Elite
huildiug Hotel street
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-22
HO0DLUkS TRY TO
WRECK STREET GAR

lcontinaed from First Page
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-22
Whale Boat Race.

The Opunui and the Flying Fish en-
fine exhibition of native skill with the
oar in heavy boat The course was
from the judges stand to and around
the Spar buoy and return. The Opu-
nui made it in 24:S2 2-5, and the Fly
ing Fish in 25:2725 The prizes were
$50 and SO.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-22

To l4ET-Ibe eouiu,odi0us residence at
Pawaa rsceutly occupied by Hon. ,. A.
Cummius. This house IS partly fur
nishei. For terms. apply 10 !. o. Cac.
ter. trustee
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-22
six Paddle Canoe Race.

The six paddle canoe race was one
of the most interesting of the events
of the day. The natives exhibited won
deTfuf skill in the handling of their
crafts and the races was net only
exciting, but spectacle which won
great deal of admiration. A. NJ.
Browns canoe, Alabama took first
shonors. going over the course in 10:
49, j. Namaielua's Imi came in sec
ond The prizes were $40, SIS and $40.
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MyrtIes and HeaIanis AGAIN.

The six-oared sliding seat barge
race, prize, SIS trophy. was entered
by Healani and Myrtle crews. The
course was from the judges stand to
and around the flag opposite Knuckia
buoy and return The boats got away
well together, the Healanis falling
right into their stroke To the light
house it was toss up. The race was
close one. the Myrtles having a
little the best of it most of the time
Myrtle came in first. time, 500. Hea-
lani was scarcely eight lengths behind.
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coxswain ". " Harris. claiming
foul for the Myrtles. addressed the FOL.
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SAILING canoe Raee.

There was lots doing when the sail
ing canoe race was starting. It made
several attempts to be pulled off. but
each time something happened. Once
the tug Elea got in the way. Bsrger's
band was on the tug and made such
divine noise and so much of il that
the captain of the ting could net hear
the judges shouting TO him to take
his pleasure yacht out OF the scenery
At last. however. some one rolled a
keg of beer out on TO the edge OF the
judges stand Seeing this the tug
backed up alongside the pontooa. the
beer was taken aboard. the band stop
ped playing and then the tug footed
seen of the keg of beer
When the sailing canoe did get
away. they did il in fine style. They
have a very entertaining way OF turn
ing their backs to the wind and. at
the crack of the pistol. turning about
and flying away at the rate Of about
well. the wind was very light yes
terday. There were numerous entries.
Marine Railway. Makuda's boat. Gov
cred herself with glory by coming in a
few minutes ahead Ct any Of the 9th
ers
Then followed a half mile swim
ming race. mere or less. between W D
King and B. Lightfcot for q prize Of
SIS King was an easy winner A
race Of a number OF four-oared mer
chant ships boats resulted IN boat
from the Foohng Sney taking the first
prize of SIS.
The two cared shore boat race was
full OF excitement. Governor won.
followed hv Narrower and No 10
Manuel rowed Governor. while May
flower and No. 10 were handled By
Naluna and Mckee. respectively. The
prizes were SIS and SO.
The program was brought to close
By a race between Myrtle and Hea-
lani crew in two Dared sliding seat
boats brought from Germany. The
MyTtles won in s-40s-5.
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Steamer Boat Race.

Boats from the steamers Claudine,
Kinau, Mikahala and Helene entered
the steamer boat race The. course
was from the judges stand. around
the Kunckle buoy and return. The
Kinau's boat won by not more than
the paint on her sides. Time: Kinau,
23:05. and Claudine. 1925 It is said
that Commodore Beckley, purser OF
the Kinau. won small fortune on the
victory of his steamers boat in this
race.
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Pokn Wins Fourth Class.

The fourth class race was as usual
a present 10 the Pokif which has al
Ways IN = race nipped the Abhie Is
cut at the finish. The experiences az
the two boats was much the same as
OF the others only they were becalm
ed much longer OF the harbor thar
the second class yachts. They started
q minute and half apart and the Pc.
Xii got OF first She continued to en-
large her lead and rounded the boat
az Sans Soncl good mile ahead Of her
rival By the tine the Quarantine
euov was reached. however. the Ahbfe
n. had cTawled up on her and the two
Law becalmed between there and the
Bell buoy for over an h6nr. n work
ing IN the channel the Pokii was for
tunate in striking little slsnts OF air
that the Abbie M. failed to connect
with and as result the former boat
won out Her time was -four hours.
twenty minutes and fifteen seconds.
while the Aobie n. did The distance IN
four hours. thirty-nlne minutes and
fortr-fve seconds.
While the yacht races were IN PRO-
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kanes Against wahines.

The tug-of war OF japanese Hshing
boats was source OF Doundless mirth
md tremendous excitement Four
boats entered. two large ones and two
small ones. One little one and one
'arge one we're ranged on either side
m an Imaginary lire and the rope
vas made fast between them. Its cap
tanned one side while Nasu1a was his
opponent All boats were entered BY
Harry Evans. so he stood bot little
nance Of losing II he bet on his men.
In-one Of the large boats. that BE-
'ongng TO Masada there were a NUN
her OF japanese women and childrea.
Mssnda had brought along bis sisters
md his cousins aud his aunts for fuck-
TO had no women in his boat Out OF
zallantry for the gentler sex. al those
Who were betting. put their cigars On
hats or whatever the bets happened
% be on the boat containing the wo-
men. Il Has very exciting aud very
The state herald., 1901-06-21
DRY GOODS:

Lace Curtains 3 Is nov los 3 325 now
2 10 10 now ! % 2 90 nov IS % now
20.
Bed Spreads 20 now 65 I 90 now 10 20
now ID 10 now ] 30 2 % now 10 , 10
pow I ".
Art Dennims l6c nov II Table L,nen
- nov IS 20 now 10 85 new 10 30 now
% 81 now ~ Toveling L,nen Is nov II
lax now 10 10 now 8 Lace and Embroid.
sries % now IN 10 now 10 ID now II l2,s
nov 10 10 nov now q. White Goods
IN Dimity and Pique 10 now y i2iS now
10 IL now II 20 now l6ts. Dottsd Swiss
10 now 27. Ribbons, all collars. 10 nov
10 & nov "a 20 aov les ls BOW i3 l?,s
nov 10.
Bsxony Yasu sorstsd pss skrls 10 nov 8
Importssi 10 nov o. 1
Ice Wool l2is now 9, German Knitting
Yarn % nov 10. Corse,,, Armors,ds,
Ksbo C. 90 now 30 p. r. 90 now 40,
Ar,al Sum NOR 10 now 80. Dirscsosy 10
now So sE 30 pow a., Kid 0lovss
Ladies' 20 pov % hid gloves undrsssed
sow u Is now ~ Chiffon 10 now W
Vslvsteen 30 now - IS nov 20 Silk Vel.
vst ! % now 81 Drsss Trimmings (Fan.
cy) 10 now 20 10 now 10 now o. Nigh,
DRESSED 20 now 20 10 now 1876 Flnp.
mol red, black and whitc GO nov 40 10
now y. Fancy Skirt striped lining %
now IA 10 nov 8, Black Tnrcta IL now
II. Amuskee Gipshams 8 now 5if
Mems Sus,insf Undsrwear 70 nov b5 40
now ". ladies Mncintoshss 5000 now
s7.s5, $500 now sL75, $3.50 now eio)
$40 now $500. Mems Pommei slicksrs
s375 now t:.s5. Mems Slicker suits 375
now ea.st 40 A Ticking 10 nos II,
Best Oh Cloth 10. Shirts black and
white striped 10 now 10. White Sh,rts 81
now M. Fancy Prsoals 1 10 now 10.
The state herald., 1901-06-21
CLARK = OLMBTEDA/

At tha homo Of the brides par9nts in
Holyoks at high noon Of Wednesday
jane 19, Rev. A. w. CLARK Of Omaha
officiating, Hsrney c. CLARK and Miss
Jessie Olmsted both Of this county
we're united in marriage. The newly
married couple are well and fsvornhly
known to the people Of our county. The
bridegroom is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Clark who arc among the srliest and
most highly respected ssttlers Of our
county. He has for several ysars been
engaged in farming and stock raising in
the county and stands very high in the
estimation Of all in business, social and
church circles. The bride 10 the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. W. A. Olmsted Of
Holyoke who In their short residence Of
two years in eur town have gained tne
high esteem Of oil who know them. She
has large circle Of friends In our town
and county and is quite prominent in
the social and church circles Of our town
and Mr.. CLARK IL to be congratulated on
securing such an accomplished and ami
sble young lady for a life companion.
Besides the resident members OF the
two families there vsrs pressnt .: tho
wedding from . distance Rev. A. W.
Clark Of Omaha brother OF the bride.
groom; Mrs. Edgerton and her
gra son OF Council Bluffs,
To-; NJ. q. Trump Of Lspcoln, Nsb., and
Mrs. 4. O. Rsddick, sister sf the bride,
from Lincoln, Neb. After the wedding
ceremony had been prsfoEmsd the guests
psrtook Of the wedding dinner. On tho
following dsv. Thursday, the members
OF tue two families enjoyed . reception
At the home Of tho bndsgroom's parents
North Of Rolyoke whore they parteok Of
the many good things that arc always set
before the gussts at the dinner given on
snsh occasions. Tho couple will make
thsir homo on the bridsgroom's stock
ranch near Hoiyoks. The HERALD joins
their many friends IN best wish.
The state herald., 1901-06-21
AN EVENING PRAYER.

Francis E. Pope in Bostoa Transcript,
Lies opening voyage, Lord Thou didst safely
keep
Der chieldhood's sheltered hays;
As now the tides OF ago around me creep.
Protect my shortening days.
Thou didst defend my youth when sped my
bark
Out toward the open 80;
A. approach the SHORE, unknown and
dark,
Still guard and caro- for mo.
Becalmed by lido winds on placid seas,
Thy vigil did not cease;
Now tempests beat, and WHOM l shrink from
~. these,
Impert uplifting pcacs. 4.
When Joy, briEht-winsed, poised lightly on the
PROV
Thou gently didst restrain;
Though Sorrow often vo5agcs with me now,
My troubled soul sustain.
When many ships weru nigh and skies wero
bright,
knew Thy presence sweet;
As one by ono they vanish In the night,
Draw near me- cntreat.
Lord. Thou hast been companion. friend and
gnido
Der life's nnresting sea;
When Death, the gentle Pilot. stands beside.
Oh, make the port with!
The state herald., 1901-06-21
GROCERIES,:

rloar-fanc, Patent o.. Frost King Patent y
whiis Hoe ~. ieib- Sugar o.. Arbockic snd
Lion conrs nv. ! can Tomatoes 10. scans tsu
10. cans f~~s Is, sosns slb Apples n, esr,.
ifiaekb-rriss N. . ems Iia.pt~frias -. . enn'
Strawberries u. . cans ~. Peaches .s, = can,
Mustard sardin.- q. \ can. iIean. n, Youns
American Cheese ~ now Is, Cod nsh igls nov
50. Salmon i2's now 10. Lake trout isYi nov TO-
White hsh ~, nov $. Maetrri is,s nov ~. Split
herring - now 0. I gal fanc, table syrup 10 .o~
y. Hai fame, country sorghum ~ nov ". 1ii
can table syrup mi nov 10. W lars soap 81, u
liz home dried apple. o.. iolb- p~ars si itlb-
prun.s o.. isib. r,aporai~d apples si. ipib-
svaporai.i spriec,s ". Arm A Hammer sDsa
~. Morn War and Bof-- sh- be ~ Lewis
iJ- Az. X q baking powder N now iss. caine,
N nov N, Royal " now IN ., nov ~, whi,a
s,nr bulk coifsr tr.-, grade ros-,sd ~ now ~.
~ nos ". ., now ~. ~ nov 10. init~ b-s, head
ics o.. u boses Mule matches N.
The state herald., 1901-06-21
STRAYED.

From my ranch Il mile south Of
Chase, Neb. One roam mare years old
branded s>R on left shoulder, one rsan
mare 3 years old branded r.. on left
shoulder and one dark buy mare 8 yearu
old branded p on LETT shoulder. Infor-
nation leading to the recovery Of same
will be awarded $500 for each mare.
FRlD SoHoNEMAN,
Chase, Ns6.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

TIE Sig stories t6st are GOV heard on
tho streets are not fish stories although
some Of them may sound somewhat fishy
to an old rainbeltsr but they are all
about the unusually deep water in differ
ent parts Of the county resulting from
the heavy rainfall Of last Friday.
The state herald., 1901-06-21
OBITUARY.

Thomas Jssssn vas born 10 Dsnmsrk
on the 8 day Of April lS4l and died u
Hsxtun, CoIo., % Sunday Juns 10, 1901
In 1858 10 Denmark hs wss united In
marriage with Mics Anna u. Kains.
who survives her husband. To then
we're born O children, 3 boys and 3 g,rls
Gust, Charley. Henry. julia, Anna and
Emma all OF whom except Anna survive
their father. In 1900 the family came
70 Amerca and located 10 M,ssissi pp
whore they remained for one year when
they removed 10 Tennessee. From there
they moved to Indisna where they re
aided ill 1888 whom they came 10 Colo
rsdo sad took homestead nsaE Haxtup
When i6 ysars Of sss the dscssssd -,
taken into membership In the Luther 81
church aud was member Of this church
st the timo Of his death. He was one ol
the early settlers Of our county ssd
stood high 10 tho estimation Of sii vhe
knew HIM. HIS death coming 10 sud
denly was great shock 70 his MANI
friends 10 tho county. He and NJ. Y
Clark Of tho nRxtun country had bssr
up 10 Sterling ~ witnesses IN n ina
proof before tho land office asd we're 70
turning 10 Haxtun on the tram Friday
evening when hc received . stroke oi
paralysis which rendered him useop
~cious. On arriving At Haxtuu hs vAs
taken 10 the home Of Mrs. A. II. Hsndr,x
and ell that could b done 70 restors
him 10 consciousness was dsns but ail "a
no avail sad death came early 5unda,
morning. The funeral services vsrs
conducted from the 0lenvood school
house Rev johnson Of tho Lutheran
church preaching the sermon. For
shout i3 years the deceased had filled
the Office Of school director and II vns
the wish of the bcroaved widow that the
services should bs conducted from the
sohool house. Kind friends had very
neatly decorated and draped the school
room ont ei regard for the memory Of
tho deceased who had always shown no
much interest In tho uaua. Of education
In shst ps,uhborbood. There Was y
large attendance u symystbizine
friends. The body was lard 10 rest In
tho y. turkland cemetery. Another old
settler OF the county han been suddenly
taken and tho people Of tho county
syinpn'hiye deeply With the bereaysd
family IN ihair sorrow.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

WANTED Capable. reliable person In every
county to represent large company Of solid e.
nancial reputation; ssas salary per year, payable
weekly; q per day absolutely sure and all ex-
penses; straight. bona-fde, definite salary, no
commission; Salary paid each Saturday and cx.
pense money advanced each week. STANDARD
HOUSE, asi DEARBORN ST.. CHICAGO.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

The cattle rustlers ssem 10 be making
trouble Tor the a'ockmcn In Blbert coun-
". When II comes 10 fighting this
GLASS Of la~ breakers. woll orgauixed
stock association IL Of grca. benefit to
,he a,ockmen,
The state herald., 1901-06-21

Mr. James Brown Of Portsmouth,. Va,
over 70 years Of aye suffered for years
with bad sore on his face. Physicians
could not help him. Dswi,,'s Witch
Hazel Salys cured him permanently
cured him. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

Tbecity Of Boulder hes two women IN.
dsstsksrs representing two Of the under.
takers houses Of that plscs. They psr.
form tho duties Il nndsr,ster d the
funeral Of persous Of thsir sag.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

District Attorney Pound Of Julesburg
was in attendance upon the term Of d,s-
trict court At holyoke this week but a.
the people Of Phillips county have been
pretty peacsble during the past year ie
had very little work to do In his sfice
- public prosecutor.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

Danger, disease and death follow neg
lect Of the bowels. Uss DeWitt's Little
Early Rissrs to regulate them and you
will add years to your life and life to
your years. Easy to take, never gripe.
City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

On Wednesday Of last week the stsr-
ling ball team played the Brush and
Fort Morgan teams at Fort Morgan.
The games resulted IN sosrs OF 10 10
In favor Of the Brush team and 8 to in
favor Of the Fort Morgan team.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

A surgical operation IL not necessary
to cure piles. DeWitts Which Hazel
salvs saves all that expuss and never
fails. Beware Of countsrfsisss-- City
Drug Stors.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

Eczcma. saltrheum, tsttsr, chatting, IVY
poisoning and all skin tortures nre quick
ly cared by Dewitt's Witch Hazel snlve,
Tho certain pile cure.-City Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

WANTED: Active men 10 deliver and
collect: No canvsssina. Salary 10000
per year. Extra commissions. Refer
euces and security required. Address q.
P. Rose, Manager, Sterling, Colo, Box
2G5.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

wANTED-ACTIvE MAN OF GOOD CHAR.
scter to deliver and collect In Colorado for old
eyUO year, surc pay. Honesty mors than ex.
perienoe required. Our reference. any bank In
any city. Enclose self -addre.sed stamped on.
born st., Chicago.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

Mrs. ). B. Campbell and sister, AIRS.
Q. M. Tribbett Of Holyoks, vhs have
been visiting at the home Of their broth
or, E. M. Gashaw at Besrtrios, Neb., re-
turned hsms Mondsy.-Yums Pioneer.
The state herald., 1901-06-21
Job work of all kinds done
at the HERALD office.
"A penny SAVED IS
A Penny EARNED" !"

Me feel grateful the people OF Hoyoe and surrounding
country for their prompt response extraordinary Of
ers of low prices and great values The of this
will enable to close up my business in satisfactory
previous removal the have the sat
sfacon OF knowing that this sale has enabled customers to
hundreds Of dollars altogether also realize that those
low prices have proven disastrous competitors but bust
ness extremities have warranted these
The state herald., 1901-06-21

Misses Bessie and Ellis visschcr 81
hcCeeh, Nsb. arrived IN Hslyske
Wednesday evening for visit with this
the isaily Of their sister Mrs. Bam
uubsr.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

WANTED-An Agent in your County
for our Novelty Show Card Signs. Agents
arc making u to n per day. Only one Agent np.
pointed In a county. Send i5c for sample,
terms. and catalogue. The Echo Novelty Co.,
Echo, New York.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

wANTED-TRUsTwoRT MEN AND wo
mon to travel and ndyert ise for old established
house Of solid financial standing. Salary, S7sO a
year and expenses, all payable in cash. No can-
wasting required. Give references and enclose
self-addressed stamped envelope, Address Man
ager. rs Caxton Bldg, Chicago.
The state herald., 1901-06-21
BOOTS AND SHOES:

Shs-~ all styles 20 nowa ". Ladies', men and
ehildron 10 nov N. $40 now ais. 2o now
soo. n nov s. 10 now n, slippers any
s',i-i 30 now "a. fiow sho-- any style 10 sow
10. Nothing rr~-rv.-i tho, must all no.
The state herald., 1901-06-21
CtOTIiIN0i

iiiart and orpy ciay wor.,sd Huiis o. nav
,is "a. eih no nov tii 10. fil 10 now 90. ~ ~
nov o. W. 90 nov si, " n nav ~ m. Uray and
missd. coiaf-.i suits . nav " n, o. IA nav d..
" nov o. 10. tibo~ " sa, Nen'. Pants mi,el
Graz " nov ~ II sgho nov tt 10. tnrlafoy ~
The state herald., 1901-06-21

Iscv. G. r. Crownsr Of Grover hes
been In Holyske this week visiting his
aged parents and other relatives, asd At,
tending court ~ . witness.
The state herald., 1901-06-21
HATS AND CAPS:

Qac-n ci,y hn,s all styles 10 nov %. Nov
Champion hats all styles ! 10 nov I Is. Gov
boy hats and o'hsr styles IS now s3. Straw
soods strictly nt coat.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

A little baby boy Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Holmquist died on wednesday
June TO- The littls ono wss only sbsu,
ono week old.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

Mrs. ". r. Dickerscn and jkildren
took the evening train Al Hslyoks
Wednesday Tor visit with friends ai
BridRsport, Nsb.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

@. II. Moore Of Holyoks has the con.
tract for moving the bchramm House Of
Yuma onto lots nearer the B. 4 N. de,
pot. 4
The state herald., 1901-06-21

Miss Edna Mason returned 10 Hol.
yoke this week from Denver whsrs she
has been attending tho Denver Univsr-
sity.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

Miss Daisy Richards Of Ayr. Nsb., Is
visiting her sisters Mrs. J. H. Painter
and Miss Josie Richards Of Holyoks.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

now u. ~ now ss u, fuii lin. Of children's
Butts strictly at cost.
Over Coats on the sam, bssis n- Suits.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

Mrs. Durisll Of York, Nsb., arnvl1 in
Holyoke Thursdsy Of las, week for .
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. bhsmp.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

Judge W. I. fsossrs and Judge g. l..
Allss have bseu IN a,tsndanos upon the
term u district court In Holyoks this
week.
The state herald., 1901-06-21
Until July Fifteenth,

According to my original plans and by that time hope
have sold the last Of my large stock the satisfaction
of every buyer The following prices good index of
how far little money will 60.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

Mr.. aud Mrs. A. T. 0rout and family
rssurnsd 10 Hoiyoke Wednesday, from
n visi. ~ few weeks with irisndu IN
Kansas CITY,
The state herald., 1901-06-21
NEW GOODS.

My spring stock Of millinery goods has
arrived. Call and sec them before you
purchase. MIS-. GATES.
The state herald., 1901-06-21
There is TO be trotting race at Hol.
yoke on July 4. =

Mrs. Judge Slater returned Friday
from visit Of few weeks with friends
in Denver.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. n. Warren u Holyohk
have been Waiting relatives nssf Flsm-
Ing this week.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

10. 10. 80 and 90 Cent Counters.
Ycus ,., look over ,he-a c',un,er The, have
the sfy Of l.afraihs oi the ja,.
The state herald., 1901-06-21
Great Price Reductions,

And a result the people have profted that the
dealers will continue selling all goods very low prices
The state herald., 1901-06-21

fAsdlsAy Sssrs has he'd . sew root
put - part 4 The AnsrscsA Houss
bvllding.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

Miss Gertis Albro has accepted posi-
ton - deputy with County Treasurer
McPherrin.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

We srs now prepared 70 fnsks oil
kinds of harness st our harness shop in
Hslysks.
THOMPSON a Kisa.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

Hardware. rirwsre
ana Bnan,siwara.
comtir,r iins on hand and ali sold y, co.,
Saiis per N. 81 " tp tho tss.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

The STATE HERALD.
PAINTER, Editor aad Publisher.
Kntsrsd ~ the poss-ofncs At Hoiyokc. Colo
ssoosaA class mail matter.
Published every Friday.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
~ I1An.:. .........".........'....ui.s
" 1olrmo. .... I'd
fHnEa 1ourns. ......................'.... 10
Bselnsss md cemnsruial sdvertisins at - rsa
ssaahls rssss - oan b Afforded by legitimate
.L:E .a,s.tis.s :. = ~. p...sdh.a by l..5
stinS felio.
New Dry Goods st Shamp's.
Good hs,fsss for asls.-lrviu Bros.
Carpet lining for sais at Thompson &
Kings.
Why not organize ball team in Hol-
yoke.
The q. d. Corsst 10 tho hest. For sale
BY ". r. bhamp.
BoRs: To Nj. asd Nm. ". n. Stout
o. hsndsy June II sou.
BrsAly asd Assoalf Shoes are the best
Tor sale By v. R Bbsnp.
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We viil pay 20 ots. fos corn.
Irwin Bros.
We now have geod coal fsr sale. Call
. THOMPSON d Also.
just rscsivsd oar Of Gliddss Wire st
bstton prices.
II. SUTHERLAND.
wssrs now prepared 70 fnsks ell
kinds Of harness st our harness shop in
Hsiysks.
Tnosrsos 4 Kiso.
fAsdlsAy Ssars has he'd Q usw root
put - part 4 the AnsrcsA Houss
bsildisg.
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The state herald., 1901-06-21

just Fsosivsd . car Of 0liddss Wire II
bstton prices.
II. SUTHERLAND.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

We now have geod coal fsr sale. Call
and ~ Us.
THOMPSON 4 Also.
The state herald., 1901-06-21

The front Of The oity Drug Store
building u bs,ss rspsIstsd.