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Smyrna times., 1902-06-18
FINE BAND OF HOPE ENTERTAINMENT.
Little Folks do Themselves Much Credit in the
Program Rendered at the Opera House.

One of the most interesting enter
tainment within the history of the
Band of Hope was given at the Smyrna
Opera House last Friday evening be-
fore Il goodly number of spectators
The stage was attractively decorated
with flowers and streamers of red,
white and blue bunting, and across
the entire front was a banner with
this inscription '"Tremble King AL
chahol We Shall Grow Up" The pro-
gram was full of interest from begin
ming to end, and reflected much credit
upon the faithful superintendents and
Mrs. Kate Z. Smithers, Mrs. Jennie
G. S. Price and Mrs. w. A. Stevens
on the part of Smyrna Union W. G. L.
! U.
An orchestra composed of Miss Eliz-
abeth Collins, violin, Miss Bertha
Smithers, piano and Master Delaney
/ Moore, drums, furnished the music
| The opening number "Cclumbia's Call
with Miss Edna Dick inpersonatine
Columbia was finely executed. The
most popular number on the program
and one which was applauded to til,
encore was the duett entitled "Rache
and Reuben" rendered by Miss Hid,
Berry and Master Irving Brinton
The program in full, was as follows:
Smyrna times., 1902-06-18
Pledge.

ChOrus-"CruSade Song"
ChOrus-"Temperance BOYS and Girls"
Chorus-''fhe New Chivalry."
ChOrus-"Some Glad Day"
ChOrus-"Hurrah For the Flag"
REGULATIONS by the Little Folks.
SOlO-"Heaven's Telephone" ........... Marie Sehl
RecitatiOn-"FoOl NOungenS" go. ............. ....
MaSdret klemenlZer
"Hurrah For the Flag ........... Four Boys
RecitatiOn-"The Sermon" Ed tn Grey
SOO-"Save the Boy johnson
DialOgue-"The Minister'S Wife's Bonnet"
..................B Bessie DOughten Eta Reynolds
RecitaiOn-"June Pauline Sipple
Duett-"Rachel and Reuben
Hilda Berry, Irving Brinton
Recitation-"GoOdN Night" Charlotte McFarlane
Fifteen Little Girls
North Park union., 1902-01-10
Stylish We'd
ding At Pearl.

MARRIED-at Pearl, Colorado, Jan.
1, 1902. Mr.. George W. Winterburn,
Jr., 10 Miss Wilma Kennedy.
Tho happy event took place in the
presence OF about sixty invited
guests, at the house OF the bride $
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Harding
and WAS performed by Rev. G. A.
Spence of Walden. The ceremony
was a beautiful one, being the ling
service Of the NJ. +. church. The
couple standing under an arch Of
flowers, Mr.. Roy Van Week acting
as groomsman, and Mrs. Carrie Bios
ser as brides maid
The dinner served a short time af-
tor the ceremony, was a tit one to
commemorate the happy event, and
was partaken of by tho guests with
much hilsrity mingled with good
wishes for the new husband and wife.
Following is list of some of the
presents with which the happy couple
were possessed AZ tokens OF friend
ship BY the donors; Heating stove
Mr.. Byrne; Twenty dollar gold
piece, MISS Ollie Snyder; Silver cake
plate, Van Vleck and Brown; Silver
butter dish, Il. r. Davies; Sofa pill
low, Miss Clousen; Half dozen glas-
ses, Mrs. Norv King; Set of dishes,
Mr.. Eastman; Bed room set, c. L
Moore; Mcclellan rocker, Mrs.
Moore, mother OF the groom. Set of
cups and saucers, Mr. Blosscr; Ta-
bio cloth, Mrs. Blosser; Bed stea d
and bedding, Mrs Harding, brides
mother. Parlor Carpet, G. W. Har.
ding, Towels aud other linen, Mr..
aud Mrs. G. G. Fliniau. Beside 6
other presents too numerous TO men.
ton.
The UNION with host Of friends,
extends sincere wishes to this young
couple for much happiness in their
voyage through life. :.
North Park union., 1902-01-10
Products of Colo
rado For 1901.

Cripple Creeks 1901 record Is s25,
100000, bringing the total gold pro.
duction of that camp to e12O, ,00O, 900.
Cripp!es big mines paid 4,79O,6l6
dividend d. in 1901.
Lake county's 1901 production is
sll2, 227 900.
Lake county mined $4,000 tons
Of ore in 1901. The Cripple Greek
District mined 595,2sb tons.
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Co.,
paid s7,0O0,0OO IN wages in 1901,
and turned out product, including
4,043.530 tons Of coal and 564, 4,440
tons of coke, OF about thirteen
million dollars value.
Colorado produced 5,91s,4 40 tons
Of coal, and b57,3Os tons of coke.
employing $500 mon in 1872 mines
and $40 coke ovens.
The gold reduction mills Of the
state treated 2Sl,935 tons OF orc,
having total value of sll,311, ,070.
Colorado raised 100000 tons Of
sugar beets, on 2l,sO0 acres, and
will double that product in 1902.
Colorado has l,5s6,G04 head OF
cattle, 2,S94.763 sheep.
The Denver stock yards, in 1901,
received 227, ,577 cattle, 10S, ,194 hogs,
225,6 sheep and 1897 horses.
Colorado live stock census figures,
has q value OF S53,000,000.
The Portland mino at Victor took
ou. orc valued at 10000 every day
during 1901.
Denver spent 50, 797,42l on new
buildings ip 1901.
Denver manufacturers turned out
u product valued at $40, 0,l3S, 600,
employing l2,347, not counting
smelter employees.
The Denver Tramway company
carried 39,625, $50 passengers during
the year.
The 1901 farm product amounts to
s39,05O,0O0.
Greeley shipped 1000 carloads Of
potatoes, netting the growers e., 500,
000.-Denver Republican.
North Park union., 1902-01-10
Spaugh Will Have To
Hurry or Go To Jail.

Special to The News.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 2.-Addison
A. Spaugh, the Manville ranchmAa
convicted Of fencing government land,
appeared in the Unlted States court
to-day and asked that the time given
him to tear down his fence be extend
cd. He stated that the heavy
snow and bad storms Of December
prevented his men from accomplish
ing much, and that he had been able
to get down only fifteen miles Of
fence. There remain about fifty-fvs
miles to be leveled.
Judge j. A Riner accepted the
prisoners 8 excuse, but censured him
severely. He said that the fence
should have been down within the
specified time, IN spite Of all obstacles,
and announced that IL the barrier
was not all down within the time of
North Park union., 1902-01-10
Composition BY A Boy.

Tho meanest msu on life's highway
Is not the one who's bsnt
On making loans for thirty days
AT ten to twelve per cent.
Hes not the man who wore his brain
Into frazzled wreck
To make button OF wart
That grew upon his neck.
The meanest man is not tho one
Whose greed insatiate
Caused him to climb the fence to
The hinges on the gate.
He's not tho one who saved his heels
By walking on his toes;
He's not the one who saved his
teeth
By talking through his nose.
The meanest man on Garth to-day
Is not the man who totes
A quart Of shoe pegs to his horse
And palms them of for oats.
Nay, all thSDe men are gentlemen
OF wondrous hearts and kind
Compared with him who is so mean
He always whips behind.
God bless the man whose kind enough
To smile and look ahead;
Who never growls because boy
Hooks on little sled.
May health be his, and length Of years
And may he fortune find;
Bol nothing is too good for him
Who never whips behind.
--Ex.
North Park union., 1902-01-10
Oil & Mining Notes.

Tho work on the Manganese mines,
south of tho Little Grand station, is
being pushed rapidly NJ present, so
men and % teams being employed.
1t is understood that this property Is
under control OF the Colorado Fuel
and Iron company. f. 7. Wolver-
ton, tho original discoverer Of the
mines Is experimenting the work.
Grand Valley Utah Tlmes.- [Mr- f. 7
Wolverton is n forAer North Parker,
having worked mine at Park View
a few years ago.
Gnggs-I hear you came back
from Texas with bad case of bron
chitis.
waggs-Yss; too much oroncho.
North Park union., 1902-01-10
The Advent
Of Nineteen Two

Twelve O'Clock! The witehing hour
That brings another year;
Let's toast the gay and glad event
With Laughter ringing clear;
Let's all forget the woes and oares
OF twelve months past and gone,
And dream Of happy times TO come
While the New Years moving ON.
For many . lad and many lsss
Throughout the coming year,
Will plight their troth and to them
both
Twill be a memory dear.
So hers's to tho year ofNlnotecn Two
Through the summer, spring and
fall,
May health and wealth and peace be
yours
And good luck come to ALI
Jean @. Hsvez.
North Park union., 1902-01-10

Following are the main points on
which Judge Riner at Denver holds
tho late state revenue Law inconstitu-
tional. The Judge holds a. follows:
FIRST, that he has jurisdiction IN
the case.
Second, the state board Of equali-
zation is q constitutional body and it
requires constitutional amendment
TO nullify that board or its powers.
Third, that the county asse ssors
are also cons titutionally created but
that their power Of assessment does
not exceed the limits Of the county
in which the assessor resides.
Fourth, that no Legislative body
has the right TO place the power CIV.
en- the state board Of equalization BY
the consultation upon smother board
created by Legislative authority.
Fifth, ho grants the tenn porAfy in.
junction restraining the ASSESSORS
from rc-sxtending the rolls.
Sixth, he places each Of tho corpof.
atoms under 8 $4,000 bond to In
sure the payment Of their 1901 assess-
ment should higher oourt reverse
bis decision.
The decision only Affects that Part
Of tho bill creating the state beard Of
aaseesofs.--Isems, from Colorado
Springs Gazette.
North Park union., 1902-01-10
A Spelling Bee.

Some Of you who think you are
we'll up In spelling just try to spell
the words in this little sentence:
alt 10 agreeable to witness the un-
paralleled ecstasy Of two harasssd
peddlers endesvoring 10 gauge the
symmetry of two peeled pears."
Read it over to your friends and
see how many OF them can spell ev-
cry word correctly The sentence
contains many of the real puzzlers Of
the spelling book.-London TitBits.
North Park union., 1902-01-10

In i774, about the beginning Of
Jonathan Edwards' troubles In tAs
parish, 1t vas voted not sto pay the
charge Of bringing his daughter
from Brookfeld' In173S this ap-
pears on the town records; "Taking
into consideration the difficulty Mr..
Edwards hath labored under this
year and some time past With respect
to his flrewood. the toWn voted that
those persons who have not this year
brought him q load Of wood might
have liberty between this time and
next Tuesday night 70 bring each one
his load of wood" II there was not
sufficioncy Of wood by that time,
tho town then voted, tho seleotmen
should SEQ that the deficiency was
met at the cost of the town.
North Park union., 1902-01-10
Odd Ways In
The Old Days.

Diving into tho old records Of
Northampton, Mass, says the Spring
field Republican, You will ind much
revealing the customs and habits OF
olden time. No FIRE was found in
the meeting house" in olden time,
and stoves were carried to church,
as were tallow candles to tho even
ing meetings. In 1897 the import
ant vital question at legal town
meeting was, "Shall men and their
wives be seated together in tews"
and the vote was an emphatic "NoH'
North Park union., 1902-01-10
Walden Lariner Friday. 1902

IN extsnsion, which be would grant,
he would be compelled 70 sentence
Spaush 70 serve time in jail. An sx-
tension of time to February 4, was
then granted. SpAugh will At once
return TO Msnville and employ
enough men TO make certain that the
fence will be down within tho time
OF tho extension. On February 4.
he must appear before Judge Riner
to receive sentence.-Rocky Noun
tain News.
North Park union., 1902-01-10
Land o0ee ., Denver. Colorado.
~. - uOol

Land ollec si Denver. Colorado.
Nov. u, 1901
Notice 10 hereby given that thc ioliowins.
named settler has nloa notiao Of his intsotios
to mako final proof in support Of his claim.
and that said pr oof will DO made bcforc Henry
l.. Baueh. q. s. Commissioner at Walden. Colo.
rado. on January 18th. 1909. viz; II. 4. No. 10.
w. OF william q. Weils. OF Butlcr. Colorado
for tho HI NEi-< and Sw IL NElA and NE
IL 6E ii Sec. 50. TIN. Rs.w.
He names tho following witnnssos to prove
his continuous scsidoaco upon. and cultivation
OF. said lnnd. viz:
George W. Cook of Hebron. Colorado.
0oores Nowsonb " e
charics F. Staples e ''
William Bannott =" " e
CD. FoRp. Rc.;is,or.
North Park union., 1902-01-10
Notice Ror puhlIeatlen.

Land OHlcc nj Deaser. Colorado,
Dec. u. 1901.
Notice is hereby given THAT tho following.
named settler has flod notice oi hi5 intention
to MAKO final rroot In support Of his claim. and
that eaid proof will hc mado before Henry l..
paueh, United sia,os Commis-iouer. at Wal
den, Colorado, on February \, ipoa. vixs Thom.
AS NJ. Akcss. II. a. No. 1895. for tho " IS NE
IL, q 1t NE i-s sec. 3e and sw ~ NWf-t, ecc.
~, TIN. Rsl ",
He names the following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon, and oaltiv alton
Of taId land. viz:
ciarcnec L. Norman, OF Walden, coiersdo.
William o. etosman. "
William ID. Bsckvith, "
Cutler l.. Moore Ptnkbamton
C. d. FonD, Nssistcr
North Park union., 1902-01-10
The Mighty Fallen.

One of those to take advantage Of
the bankrupt law last week WAS
Grace Cowles-wife OF an army Of
fcor 10 tho Philippines. She used
10 be State Superintendent-came
from Fort Collius-and enjoys by
phonated conjunction with Espy Pat
ton. She owed nearly every one
from Dry Goods to typewriter firms,
and took an easy way out.-Love-
land Reporter.
North Park union., 1902-01-10
Notice.

A meeting of the members Of tho
North Park Stock Growers Associa-
ton will be held at Walden on Janu-
AIRY II, 1902, at 10 a. m. Matters OF
importance will come before this
meeting, and a full attendance Of the
members ID requested.
BY order Of the directors.
JAMES TAYLOR, secretary.
North Park union., 1902-01-10
Notice For Publication.
ossed Land. FI.a, Proo,.

Land oflcc AT Denver. Colorado.
Nov. %. 1901.
Notice Is hereby sivon that Clara u. Cook. Of
Hebron, Colorado. Inns flcd notice Of irtrntion
to make proof her dcsort land claim No
III, for tho n v Sc Y and Sw y NE y and NE
Y NV y and NE IL sw ~ SEQ. s. r I N, II ~
". before Henry l.. Baush. US. Commission
or at Walden. Colorado, on Saturday. the 18th
day Of January. iao,.
She names tho following witnesses 10 prove
tho complsto irrigatioa and reclamation of said
land:
Charles 4. Staples OF Hebron. Colornio,
william @. Wells "
George W. Cook "
William Bennett :"
George Ncwcomb -"
C. D. Foap. Rcais.cr.
% ~ n1
North Park union., 1902-01-10
NOTICE ron pvsl,cAr,oN.
L.sa oae. a. D.s-s.. Oslo,

LaaA odBcs Al Dssrse. cs,o..
Jan.2 M
Wosics 3 hersby eivsn that he toliovtnB.
named seeAles hss alsd nosics Of be- inasnAioa
o make dnAi proof n support Of hss elain.
and that said proof Will b made bssoss Hssxy
l. Bauxh. United Sta tes comnissisner, 81
valdez. oolorads. on FshsaAry itss isus. vts:
q. 4. No. 1s1ss. Of Agnas J. 0oshrane. tof.tAs
NE IL sW IA. y ~ sW i.ABse. = aud NV ~
NV IA 8eo n, 1sN, 3 - ".
She nance shs following vitnessss 70 erovs
hse censinuous rssidcnes upoa, and cniAvssioo
Of. said land. v3s;
John y. Cochran. al 6pises, Colorado,
Mafibsll Ooekrsa,
J. Yred vaa Patton.
HarrisA N. Rish.
0laysoo Rioh, -
North Park union., 1902-01-10

A girl who had been very clever
at college oamo home the other day
and said 70 her mother:
"Mothsr, I've graduated; bat now
/ must inform myself in psychology,
philolosy and bibli-"
"Just wait : minute" said the
mother, II have arranged for you =
thorough coursc In roastology, boil
ology, stitchology. darnology, patch
ology aud general dolnesticolocy.
Now pat on your apron and pluck
that chicken. Xxx. g
North Park union., 1902-01-10
For Sale.

200 tons or more good hay; also
800 acres good pasture with excellent
shelter Apply to R. F. Hecht,
4p27 Pollock, Wyo.
North Park union., 1902-01-10
mor,os ron pusl,oAr,ow.
o,..a l..s. I'm, ~
Lend oa,ss ~ psnvse. cssossao.

Lend OGcs 81 Dsnvse. Cslossdo.
Nov. q, ioM.
Noeiee is hereby sivsn that Geos1o ". Cook,
Of Hobson, Colorado. has niod nosies u linton.
Nou 70 make proof on his desert land claim No.
iss, for tho NV ~ Bw ~ Boo. and \ ~ Be
~ 500. Z, TT N, R 81 W. before Hsosy l..
Bsush, o. 3. Conmissiones. At walden, Colo.
rado, on Saturday. tho ilth dsy d JsnuaSy.
1901.
He nance tho following vitpossss to prove
the complete isstsatiea sSA rsolsnatioo u
said land:
Charles r. Staplss a Hsbssp, Colorado.
wiliam q. Wells
Alox r. Man
Willian Bsnnsee
0sorae Nswsonb
CD. TosD. Rssisssr.
North Park union., 1902-01-10

Mn. George MoFarlane aud little
Josephine Of North Park, and Mics
Laura Daley Of this city, who left .
few days ago for Randolph, Kansas,
report q very pleasant visit with
friends. They will return to Fort
Collins shortly after the holidays.-
Et. Collins Courier.
North Park union., 1902-01-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
oe.sA La.l. s,s., srss,.

Land OHiec a, Denver. Colorado.
Nov. d. 1901.
Notice Is hereby givra that Chnrlcs Y.
Staples OF Hebron, Colorado, bns GIed notice
Of intention TO make proof on his desert land
claim No. l3t. for tho NE ~. Dec. II. n. II
81 w. bofore Henry l.. Bsuah. U. T. Connie
sionor at v.alden. Colorado. on Saturday.
tho 1i,h day IT January. iSe..
Ho names the following Witnesses to peovo
tho complete irrisation and reclamation Of
esid land.
Alex X. NArr of Hebron. Colorado,
William g. Wells q
George w. Cook
William Bennett
George Nowcomb "
CD. FosD. Register
North Park union., 1902-01-10

Union Pacific Time Table.
Passenger trains arrive In Laramie e
follows and remain only 1--WE minutes:
WEST. BOUND.
No. I, Overland Limited. .ii00 p. III
No. ., Pacific Express. ~ 80 p. N.
No. l0l, Fast Mail. ..... IL .06 p. nj.
EAST.BOUNU.
No. 3, Overland Limited. 49,. .4.30 .. N,
No. 4, Licol Passenger. ..ii:50 =. m,
No. Q. Atlantic Express. =. II 15 p. m.
North Park union., 1902-01-10
NOTICE ron eus.,cAr,oM.

O. D. HosD. REGISTER.
The state herald., 1902-09-05
GEBHARTLM MAUSER.

! William ID. Gebhart and Mamma r.
Mauser were marie on Tuesday Sept.
at the home OF the BRIDES parents IN
this county, Rev. j. Il. Jenkins of Hoi.
yoke officiating. The hour for the wed.
ding vas IL a. IN. and the wedding cere.
mony aud dinner occupied about three
hours. The wedding ceremony was pro.
nounced in the German language and
was quite lengthy, but was very i'm.
pressive and something new to many c.
these present owing TO the fact that IN
the general hurry and hustle o. these
modern days this good old marriage
ceremony is seldom used. A large
number of invited guests We're present
to witness the ceremony and wish tha
young couple happy married life and
us token OF their good wishes Tor them
presented them with number OF nice
presents. William Gebbart is the p,n of
Mr.. ana ,ars. a. uebhart OF this county
and is II young man of good standing
W." '"s' S'Sie VI hcIuhihtehceh ii
the county. The bride IL the daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. jacob Mauser and is
highly thought Of by all who know her
Mr.. Gebhart is TO be congratulated on
his choice OF u companion for life. The
young couple will make their home in
this county where Mr.. Gebhart Is en-.
gagged in farming and stock raising. The
HERALD extends best winhes.
The state herald., 1902-09-05
].

The summer season has come to a close ana y
ths;splendid business you have given US during
we appreciate your patronage and shall andease!
and TO that end you will find orr stock Of faIbI
sortsnent and more attractive as to oprices. sa
We have just rsturned from the Eastern masE
s,ell u more than pleased to show you the la
of outing fisnnels nanneletts, choisest sergcs ~
which lyoLi icbnpot fhd in any other store in town
goods scs, .t''at, Y Y nt.ye,. .9ss
before
The state herald., 1902-09-05
II eadquar ters.

Ouryard is still headquarters for Lumber
and coal and we are bettar fixed than ever
before to supply you with the best in the
market Donot place order for your winters
supply Of 'Nigger Head before seeing us as
we positively have the best
We guarantee cur Black Locust
and Mulberry Fence Posts to be the
best posts ever brought to this
market. We have good stock of
Glidden and Baker Perfect Wire
at the lowest price OF any firm in
town.
Yours Very Truly,
i. SUTHERLAND.
The state herald., 1902-09-05
DRESS GOODS:


We have added large assortment of
Children's, Boys and Mems Clothing to our
stock, they don't only fit your body but they
also fit the pocket book. 1t doesn't pay to
send off for your clothing We can fit you
out cheaper. When you buy suit of us
you know what you are getting-we guar
antee the style and Workmanship OF all our
clothing and warrant our garments to be
uneXcelled in perfect fit, Innings and stylish
appearance. We don't have all kinds of
prices on our clothing when suit is marked
a certain price it is sold for that and no less
We have only one price which is the lowest.
Mems Suits fancy mixture $500
Mems Suits half wool 5000
Mems Snits all wool IN different colors $50
Mems SUITS fancy worsted $3.50
Mems Suits all wool clay wosited $1,000
The state herald., 1902-09-05

II you have no church home you are
cordially invited to worship God with
us IN the Presbyterian church next
Lords Day Sept. :. Services both
morning and evening, By your presence
will you cooperate with us in extending
the Masters Kingdom All are welcome.
S. A. Parker, Pastor.
The state herald., 1902-09-05

Rev. D. Everett Smith OF tincoln,
Ncb., will deliver nu illustrated lecture
upou the subject OF "what wc Have aud
Whn, IL Costs" Under The Mnspiccs OF
the Y. +. y. q. u. NJ tho Prcsoy teriao
ns1t Tuesday evening Sept v. During
ths lecture tho S,ctcoptieaD, GRAPHIC
phone aud moving pictures VIII DO u..d'
Adults % cents, Children 10 cents. Ep'
tsrtaipmsnt begins promptly htsoclork'
The state herald., 1902-09-05

The Colorado Nursery Co., OF Love
land, wants to purchase few bushels
OF of Sand Cherry pits for planting and
will pay well for same. For further
particulars call at the HERALD Office.
The state herald., 1902-09-05

7Cameron Young resigned bis position
~ fireman on the u. T.. Il. r. aud rc-
turned to Holyokc last week Hc has
made deal with A. V. VAIN by which
he takes charge Of tho town herd OF
cows that have been cared for by Mr.
Wain's boys.
The state herald., 1902-09-05

return our grateful thanks to you for
'e past season and beg to assure you that
to merit an increased share of your trade
pods better as to quality larger as to as
is with the fashions newest goods and we
st variety in the most beautiful patterns
many other home and foreign weaves
and when it comes to the prices of these
!, such goods as quoted below that cheap
The state herald., 1902-09-05

Nets Suits all wool serge $1,000
Met's Suits all wool clay worsted fancy weave sl20O
All Childeus aud Boys Suits numerous to mention
iccount OF different sizes sold from Sl25 up
SHOES:
Ydu save money by buying your shoes of
us as we sell you high grade shoes at low
PRICES All our shoes are new and right up
to1late and you will be pleased with the
wearing qualities.
Here are a few of our leaders;
Mems Pluuger sl5O Ladies' True Bae sl.50
Mems Stronghold s235 Ladies' Rival sl.75
Mems lone Kid $3.50 Ladies' Red Letter s225
Oar line OF Childen Misses and Boys school shoes hns
esua Try them and you will be pleased.
GENTS FURNISHINGS:
II you want to be dressed up-to-date buy
your shirts, hats, caps and gloves of us, we
always have the choicest patterns and latest
styles as we always try to be right up to the
times. Shirts soc to sI.25 Chidrens and
Boys Caps 25c to ooc Boys Hats 25c to IS
Meas Hats soc to So. Gloves 25c to $3.50
You may be hard to suit in Neckties but
when you see our assortment you have no
trouble in finding just what you want from
toc to 75c
The state herald., 1902-09-05

Trade with Leblanc & Scbeunemnn
and have your picture enlarged free. We
give you m Oil Portrait FREQ for every
s25 worth Of goods you buy within one
.,... N
The state herald., 1902-09-05
FOR SALE.

Side Board, spair Portiers,
Sewing Machine.
Oak Wardrobe, Center Tables,
Sofa, Dining Chnifs.
Rocking Chnirr, Piano.
velvet Carpets Administer rug 9xi2
large Lamps Base Burner,
Ingram AIT Square oxo,
. Soft Coal Heating Stove Radiators.
+. II. Whitman.
The state herald., 1902-09-05

Good rigs, reasonable charges aud
courteous treatment al Sears & Tracy's
livery stable in Holyoke. u
The state herald., 1902-09-05

y. c. Zipgg and family returned tC
Holyckc the first OF the week from
Grand Junction where they had Leen FOL
some time.
The state herald., 1902-09-05

Call on Miss Ora Harris for PLAIN ana
artistic dressmaking. Brick house north
Of school honse. tt
The state herald., 1902-09-05

Irwin Bros. are agents for Cholo- Nap
tholsum dip, the best on the market.
It will In kept for sale ut their Office IN
the Thompson & King building. #.