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The Washington times., 1902-05-12
WOMEN TO CELEBRATE.
Many Countries to Remember Anniver-
sary of Hague Peace Conference.

The anniversary Of The Hague confer
ence. on May 10, will be celebrated stimuli
| taneously in fourteen countries by the
International Council of Women, and q
monster demonstration will be made COM
memorative of the event. Exercises will
be held in this city on Thursday. probably
in Masonic Temple. and some of the best
known pulpit orators OF the city will par
ticipate. Members of the council will de-
liver addresses.
The event will be commemorated in Can
ada. Germany. Sweden. Great Britain, Ire
land Denmark. New South Wales, Hol-
land, New Zealand. Tasmania. Switzer-
land, Italy, France, ard Argentina.
The committee on international peace
and arbitration has been making prepara
tions for the international celebration for
several months. The anniversary will be
remembered in the greatest demonstration
ever undertaken by the organization Of
women. Meetings at which addresses will
be made in favor of peace and arbitration
will be held at several places In each
country.
The subjects of the addresses will be:
The Washington times., 1902-05-12
REFUGEES AT DOMINICA.
Heartrending Scenes as Boat Loads of
Martinique People Arrive.

Martinique People Arrive.
DOMINICA, May 11.-On May Z. the day
before the destruction Of st. Pierre, dis
tant detonations were heard In St
Thomas, st. Kits, Antigua, Guadeloupe
and Dominica from 2:30 D. IN. to 8 a. m
the next morning resembling heavy ar
tillery. accompanied by seismic tremors
in different parts Of Dominica.
Rouseneau, the capital of Dominica, was
covered with fine volcanic dust. and the
atmosphere was thick. small schooner
which arrived on May from st. Vim
cent said the detonations were from the
volcano there. Kingston was covered
with ashes an inch thick.
Elsewhere the deposit was 2 feet deep.
Thirty lives were lost In the Windwara
district. Earthquakes have been inter-
mittent on the Walliboo and Richmond
estates, which have been DESTROYED by
lava Large stones fell in Georgetown.
Inc atmosphere was darkened at Bar
oados, ninety miles away. Many canoes
are bringing refugees to Dominica from
the Windward side of Martinique, mostly
peasants whose cabins and crops have
been destroyed. The streams are all
choked with lava.
Inc scenes in Dominica are heartrend-
ing Men, women, and children in small
boats are arriving in a destitute condition
and bewailing the loss of relatives Every
body, high and low, was succoring them
with food and shelter. A government grant
mas been made to enable relief in the form
OIL food, which will be sent immediately
The Washington times., 1902-05-12

THE Material Cost of War "The Eco
nomic Wastes of War" The Moral De-
terioration Following War" ''The Meaning
Of The Hague Conference and the Inter
national Court of Arbitration Established
Therefrom."
The peace committee having the cele-
bration in charge is composed OF Mrs.
Mariana VI. Chapman, of Brooklyn; Sadie
American. Mrs. Emma Keith Booth, and
Elizabeth d. Grannis, of New York.
The Washington times., 1902-05-12
MRS. SAMPSON RESTING EASY.
Widow of Rear Admiral, Who Has Been
Quite Ill. Is Improving.

The condition of Mrs. Sampson, the
widow of the late Rear Admiral samp-
son. who has been quite Ill since the
death of her husband, was somewhat i'm
proved last night, and her friends and
relatives feel that she is growing better
rapidly.
At her home last night it was stated
that she was resting more easily, and
that considerable relief was felt by her
family.
The Washington times., 1902-05-12
"sCIENCE SOLVED PROBLEM"
Why Maine Bryan Club Changes From
Silver to Gold.

THoMAsToN, Maine. May 1.-THE
Jackson Club. one of the original Bryan
organizations in the East. has repudiated
the silver plank and intends to lead the
fight in the Democratic State convention
against the Nebraskan's theory. DR.. G.
L. Crockett, one of the organizers of the
club. when asked about the Endorsement
of Bryan and the Kansas City platform,
said:
THE new process of treating ores and
the increasing discovery of gold deposits
have given what the bimetallist demand
ed. sufficient metallic money to meet the
demands of commerce and business under
the gold standard. Therefore, the color
of the jackson Clubs banner is yellow.
Science has solved the monetary prob
lem"
The Washington times., 1902-05-12
RELIEF PARTY AT ST, PIERRE
ENTERS A CITY OF THE DEAD

The secretary general cables N. Decrais,
colonial minister, that Governor Mouttet
is undoubtedly among those who perished.
Admiral Servan cables Minister Of Ma
rine De Lanassan from New Orleans, un-
der date of today. that he has received
the orders sent to him by the Ministry
of Marine and expects to sail tomorrow
for Martinique with 10000 rations. The
admiral adds that some help has been
given by the mayor OF New Orleans in
the shape of indictments, and that 10000
francs was subscribed to a relief fund to-
day.
Colo .ial Minister Decrais has organized
committees composed chiefly OF directors
of banks, chambers of commerce and
prominent firms. Other committees are
being formed throughout France. Mes
sages of sympathy are pouring in from
every direction
The Washington times., 1902-05-12
HENRY E. HARRIS DEAD.
Writer Supposed to Have Succumbed to
Ptomaine Poisoning.

DULUTH. Mimi, May 11.-Henry E.
Harris. author of King of Andrerra,
which was brought out in New York
three years ago and met with moderate
success. died this morning of what is be-
lieved to have been ptomaine poisoning.
He was thirtyfive years old. son of
the late Col. A. A. Harris, of Virginia. a
distinguished Confederate soldier. Mr..
Harris was az work on another novel with
scenes laid in Spain, with the geography
quainted.
Mr.. Harris leaves $4,000 insurance to
his widow and daughter
The Washington times., 1902-05-12
CANNOT FIND POSTMASTER.
Apparent Shortage in Accounts of S. L
Burroughs, of Portsmouth, Va.

NORFOLK, Va, May 11.-Samuel L.
Burroughs, postmaster Of Portsmouth.
has been missing from his office since Fri
day. Inspector Bull is checking up his
accounts. and has thus far discovered an
apparent shortage o. $1,000. John W.
Rutter has been appointed postmaster and
has taken charge.
Burroughs bond is ample. He was an
appointce OF President Mckinley and was
strongly indorsed for reappointment. He
The Washington times., 1902-05-12
TO GIVE MAY BALL.
Miss Virgie Luckett to Hold Fourth An
nual Entertainment Nav IA

Miss virgie Luckett win give her fourth
annual May ball at the Columbia Thea
ter, May IL. beginning at Ais p. m.
Among some of the specialties intro
duced will be an Electrical Dance" by
Miss Edith Luckett; the Dance de CO.
quettrie," by Miss Virginia Tyler, and
the "Air Dance" by the smallest dancer
on the American stage.
The Washington times., 1902-05-12
Ascension to Power to Be
Observed With Ancient
Ceremonial.
BANQUET, BALL, BULlFlGHT
Born King, Now Formally Recognized
as Sovereign-Reaches Sixteen Years
of Age-Magnifcent Pageant Planned
for Occasion.

Born a king. young Alphonso XIII oi
Spain will be formally recognized as Its
actual monarch next Saturday. May H.
On that day he will be sixteen years old,
and the authority Of regent, which mas
| been exercised by his mother, Queen
Marie Christina, since his birth, will then
cease.
| The ascension of the young man to the
| throne is to be celebrated throughout the
length and breadth Of the land with many
solemn rites. which have been handed
| down from the times of the immortal
Ferdinand and Isabella. The occasion
will also be marked by banquets and balls,
at which the grandees of the palace will
have the long coveted opportunity to show
their yards OF gold lace and family jewels,
while the masses will make merry after
the fashion of their race In great out
door fair and bull fight. The latter will
not be as sanguinary as usual. however,
for the reason that the young King and
his mother have sought to discourage
this national sport.
Not to Be Crowned.
Contrary to the public idea, Alphonso
XIII is not to be crowned. In fact,
there has never been coronation in
Spain. for this is custom foreign to The
institutions of the country. The only Of
fetal act stamping him as the actual
king OF the realm will be the taking OF
the oath of allegiance to .he constitu-
tion. Alphonso XIII has been king in
name all his life, for the reason that his
father. Alphonso XII, died on November
25 of the year prior to the bir-h OF his
son.
The ceremony will be celebrated in Mad
rid, in the Chamber of Deputies, in the
presence of the court, the ministry, the
higher functionaries of the government.
the Senator's, the Deputies, and long
train of their officials. On his arrival the
King will be received at the foot of the
by the president of the Cham
ber who will conduct him to raised
platform in the assembly room, upon
which throne and altar will have been
erected. Bowing to the Senators and I
Deputies standing at the foot of the |
throne. and to the tribune occupied by |
the diplomatic corps. the young man will |
then take the oath of allegiance. The (
whole ceremony will not take more than /
fifteen minutes.
Going and coming from the chamber OF
The Washington times., 1902-05-12
EFFECT OF CORN TAX.
Liberal Defeats Unionist in Bury, Lam
cashire, Bye Election.

LONDON, May 12.--The newspapers rec
ognize that the result Of the Bury. Lam
cashire, bye-election where Mr.. Toulmin.
Liberal, defeated Mr.. Lawson. Union
list, by 414 majority, was due to the agi-
tation against the new corn tax.
The Washington times., 1902-05-12
NEW MORGAN AGREEMENT.
Entered Into Between the
Banker and Manchester Canal Co.

LIVERPOOL, May 11.-The journal of
Commerce" says: I'VE are in a posi-
t;on TO state that al arrangement has
been reached between Mr.. Pierpcnt Nor
gan and the Manchester Ship Canal the
details of whicn We are not at liberty to
Disclose
The Washington times., 1902-05-12

is Republican and was very popular.
His wife is at Portsmouth.
His departure and apparent shortage
created great surprise, as he led an ex-
emplary life. F
The Washington times., 1902-05-12
GOVERNOR MOUTTET
UNDOUBTEDLY LOST
List of the Few St. Pierre Disaster Sur
vivors Sent to Paris by Cable.

PARIS, May Ii. "A large number of
private dispatches have been received al
Bordeaux, giving the names of those VINO
were saved at St. Pierre and the vicinity.
The Washington times., 1902-05-12
FUGITIVES IN THE HILLS.
Five Thousand Refugees Around lie Car
bet and LIE Precheur.

"1 nc IctHcuI.
PARIS. May ia dispatch from Fort
de France says that all the small hills
around lie Carbet and in the township of
lie Precheur are crowded with fugitives.
They number about 5000.
They are being brought away gradually,
and meanwhile provisions are being sent
to them.
The Washington times., 1902-05-12
Refugees Arrive.

A dispatch to the DAILY Mall from
Dominica, dated Sunday, 4 p. m, says
that four boats have just arrived there
from Grand Riviere, Martinique, with
sixty-one refugees aboard, mostly labor
ing class men, women, and children. They
are in a pitiabIe condition.
They report that ten boats left the viii
lage. but it is not known what became
of the others. The sea in the channel be-
tween Dominica and Martinique, which is
from twenty to thirty miles wide, was
very boisterous. and the wind was strong.
The arrivals report that the volcano is
still very active, and that its sphere of
influence has extended northward.
Considerable debris has come ashore at
Grand Bay. including broken furniture.
The Washington times., 1902-05-12
CLAIM FOR SERVICES ON
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY

Continued from Second rage.)
The Washington times., 1902-05-12
Loved Mankind.

His grandest characteristic was that
he loved his kind. There is nothing un-
usual, he said, in rising from humble OBJ
security. The reason for It is found in
the fact that there is compensation
which wise Providence has placed in
obscurity and in the midst OF difficulty.
II is this. that difficulties strengthen
and adversely ennobles, and there are few
boys who are big enough to succeed when
Seared In luxury. Character is strength
The state herald., 1902-06-27
DEATH BY ACCIDENT,

james Frank Of Rse1shurR, VS., died
at the homo OF his brother Aisnxo near
Hsxtun. Cole, Friday June 10th frsa
the effests Of csrboIic acid svallowsd by
mistake. He had bssn visiting several
days with the family Of his nephew Fred
Frank Of Holyeks sAd on Thursdsy
night west 10 Haxtsp on the train for .
visit with h,s brother whom he had not
seen for nearly 4oyeArs. Friday morning
be hsd arisen from bed and was putting
on his clothes vbsa he wss taken with
. spell Of coughing and reached for his
oost 10 secure flask containing some
gin but BY mistake sot Aask 81 csrbolic
scil which hs bad 10 one Of bis pockets
a.d swallowed ssns sf Il bsfors hs
discovered be mistake. Jimmie Frssk,
Fred Franks 80. hspIsssd %
come into the rsom Just few miavtss
bsfsrs b swallowed the sosd ssd hs
called 70 bic srsndiatbss II smother
rsom VIE came ints the rosp ~ oaos
0ut ot9 OtvsoSt W. ONeu ssNo k.s
speaking sithsueh 10 nsdss desperate
s6srs 70 do %. Thsy wired frsu aax
tus Tor y. Smith sf aolyshs but sosh
Ing sesid ~ done 10 oountsesot the o..
isct OF the scid snd hs died In about two
hours from The time be swallowed ths
snid. The sc,d wss II the ssus kind q
flask that BE- hsd TIE gin II snd u 70
supposed that hs carried II fcs appl'cs-
ties 70 30 old wound thsa troubled him.
Hs wss born In Troy. n. r., In April 1875
and Ter number Il yssrs bad made his
homo near RssasbsrG. Wis, shsrs hs
vss engaged u farming. He hsA ne
ssaS relatives living except his brother
sad his family. Tbs funeral sssvscss
vsss held II Hsstun Rev. Stlilasn
prssehins The sermon ssd The rsnsiss
we're buried In the Hsrtun osmstsTy.
u Wa . very ssd death and the family
hsvs the sypps,y Of I'll iu their sorrow.
The state herald., 1902-06-27
SDrinG Fever

spring Fever.
Spring fever u another name for bill.
isusnsss. 1t 10 more seriour than most
people think. A torpid liver and In.
active bowels means poisoned system.
II neglected. serious illness may follow
such symptoms. DsWitt's Little Early
Rissrs remove all danger by stimulating
the liver, opening the bowels and cleans.
Ing the system Of impurities. Safe pills.
Never Rrips. II have .sksa DsWitt's
Little Early Rissrs for torpid liver every
spring for years." writes r. NJ. Evsrly,
Aoundsvills, W. Va. "They do me
more good than any thing have ever
d."-City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1902-06-27
A nsai vvtead.

~ suffered from dyspepsia and indi'
ssstioa for fifteen years." says W. T.
studsvant sf Mercy Oaks, N. 9. "Aftsr
I bad tried many doctors and mcdieiuss
70 no avail one of my friends persuaded
me 70 try Kodol II gave immediate re-
lief. I can est simost anythin. ] want
now and my diacstios IL geod. ] cheer
fnily recommend Kodol." Dent uy TO
cure stomach trouble BY dieting. That
only further weakens tho system. You
need wholesome, Strengthening food.
Kodol enables you 70 ass'm'late what
you eat by j,essting II without the
stonscba aid. Try Drug Store.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Bssvtess - tsllevs u The Presbyterian
church ssxt 9ssday. TIE ssbisst fer
esas,dssasiss d ths nsssiag services,
- Trsssfssas1 Liis." In the evening
~ Baptist ssl Prssbytsriss people
usits. TIE thsns pssssatsd. ~0sd's
stasdasd q NslIea." 4 petsistIo ser
asa. All sss welcome. 8. Q. aad O. Il.
- usual.
\. A. Parker, fsstsr.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Before purchasing your farm impls.
msnts for the crop season do not fail TO
call and See me. [ am selling the Ensr-
sen farm implements and there are none
better. also sell wagons and buggiss.
q. ". GARLAND.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Ar, and Mrs. Chas. B. Tinbsslaks and
daughter, Miss Lucille, left Wednesday
for Nsbsaska - attend the vsddise Of
. nisos sf Mrs. Tnbsrlaks.- Sterling
Deuscnt
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Jessie Guernsey, the IL year old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. Guernsey,
recently while riding in the hills south
OF Heiyoke came onto young antelope
and Anally succeeded in catching Il and
taking il homo.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

/Jamss Tudshops Of Ogalla, Nsb., has
been in the county few days this week
looking after the interests Of his sheep
ranch in the southwestern part Of the
county.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

TIE passags Of the irrigation bill BY
esagrsss has again swaksnsd interest In
the prepossd Pavsss Pas reservoir in
Logan county.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

= A~ 0ssrss Brseks vhs had bssn
visiting In Helyoks, took the train Tues
day night fss Dsovss vhsrs she will
make visit. ~
The state herald., 1902-06-27

AaSios Pssninsten rstar.sd from
Dsavsr the hrst sf the wssk and has
decided net - satsr business college till
The arst Il August.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Irwin Brss. are sssats for Chslo. Nsp.
thelsun dip, the best On the market.
1t will b kept Ter sale ss their ofiics in
the Thsnpsou 4 King building. u.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

I xasshal Eaten 10 making some very
substantial improvement il the ooadi-
eisn ol the aelyoks sidewalks.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

4 o. Y. nsvry has purohsssd ths lot On
which slasds Ne dwelling hsuss Il his
~, CAsslss. sad Ne buIIAisg will b
osvsd cate . lot iust sorss he street
vsal q We Cashslie sAsroh. This Givss
G. n. Nsvsy I've Ass rssidsst ls>s ssd
vssy materially Improves h's rsssdsscs
psspssty.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Y j. O. Elder had the misfortune TO fall
striking bis side on the handle Of bis
crutch and infiicting very ps,nfal in
jury. he was all alone at his home east
Of Holyeks but managed to get inte the
house. The injury was 10 painful that
he could not move out Of bed to get any.
thing to eat or drink aud NO one know
OF his injury till the following day whom
F. +. Money ,whs was driving BY stopped
st the house. He sent word 10 his son
In Chase county, Nsb., and his daughter
in this couaty and nnns 90 70 Holyoks
and ssnt DR.. Noblst out 10 see him.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Mn Ada Pstmon went 70 Hsldrese,
M, The first Of the week fer . visit
with rslstivss.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

II lsAiss q he Pfssbytssia. church
vill sssvs ies cream ssd cake o. July
10 ~ ssiIding formerly ssespLsA By
Aa 0stsa Do ses fsesst ths plscs
vb,ls II aswn Ne ~. Pssfssiss thsn
ssA thus ~ then ID thsls vssk.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Holiday rates vill 10 given by The B.
4 n. on July 3 and between stations
not more than 200 miles apart. Tickets
will BE- good IN return till July Z. Min
imum rate 30 cents. Ask the Burlington
agent ct Holyoke or write J. Francis,
General Passenger Agent, Omaha, Nsb.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Mrs. Blackburn and Mrs. Sparks went
10 Cheyenne Saturday and remained I'LL
AenAay night. - - -.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Hsms made kettle rendered lard for
sale at the City Meat Market at l211ff
cents, worth 10 cents. II
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Just nsosivsd ny new spring stock o
Aillipsry, also Ladies Taylor Asde
6aits, 6kirts and Wsisas asd underwear.
NM. r. A. STEINER.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Mrs.. Chas. Hoffman aad daughter
Blanche returned from Omaha the first
Of tho weak.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Engineer J, b. Asskstt Of tie high
hAs he's moved his family fron Oxford
Nsb., T. Holdrsgs.
The state herald., 1902-06-27
HATS

AZ sueh lev figures thsa there y ne
oiseakisG he fast 4 ear vsstisg - 81
nd 4 q thso. A small let bet thst's
vhat nakss ths vaiuas BIG.
Y =. u. Whithsm.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Tie Jslsssass bills fos ths ss.sbr..
tisa ~ printed 10 sslses ssd ~ slssly
gotten -. They bsar Ne ispnat q the
Julssssrs 0ht.Advscsts but ths wsrk
~ svidsatly 6sss IL city sdos judg.
tnR evom ~ aopearnno>.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Gssd rl&s, reasonable charges and
osurtssus trsstmsat st 5sass 4 Trscy's
livery stable In Holysks. t:
The state herald., 1902-06-27
Reaay - Yield.

heeoy - Yleto.
II used DsWitts Witch Haasi salvs
fer piles aud found Il . certain cure,
says 8. X. Meredith. Willow 0rsvs, Del
Operations unasosssssy v cure pi!ss.
They always yisld v Dswitt's Witch
Hsssl Sslvs. Cures sk,a dissssss. oil
kinds Of wounds. Accept no osuntsr'
fsits.-C,ty Drug Store.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

MARRIED: At the homo Of Rev. 8. A.
Parker, pastor Of the Prssbytsrisn
church Of Rolyoks, on Wednesday June
25 at noon, RAv. Parker officiating. Viii
son l.. Bsrden and Niss Ollie e. Eswoil
both Of the Haxtua country were mar
ried. Ths-bsiaSish highly sstss4ad. by
all who klosLhsss-A4r. nsr6S1 Is one Of
the prSlpsrous fssmsrs Of the Haxtun
oou.tsy. hsvinen-faxp ahsut I m,lss
from IaAxt6u on which-S SkA-sAvly mar.
risd ooupls Vsil ~aks thSR honBe~-a
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Just received another new lot Of dr,
goods and notions at O'Connor's. u
The state herald., 1902-06-27
TRY

4 psusd Of eur ise sas roasted Rio
coffee eight pounds for d thst's the
way ~ ssll ,t-its purs-its got strength
bsosuss u dsss not stand around for
weeks after IL roasted. fts got flavor
and pleasant arena. Try u ae1t time
yon VS., coffee.
n f.H. whitbsm.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Do not fail to ~ the Emerson riding
cultivator and lister at GARLAND's.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

When ysu want gsod livery rigs al
reasonable charges call On us.
Seam / Tracy.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

You can have your application for final
proof made out free OF charge by Judge
Kelsey.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Dr.. F. Noblst hss had ssns rspair1
made On his business Building.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

New summer white gosds, laoss and
prints just rsosived stJ.J. Buchanan's.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

J. J. Buchanan sells 1slbs. granulstsd
sugar for 81 20 cash. II.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Stsrling u considering . proposition
to put IN electric lights.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

5000 vsrth Of extract and spices si
cost at J. J. Buchanan's. u.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

WANTED PERSONS or CHAR
so,ss and good s~putation In saeh stats toss 10
this county 1uir~d) 10 rcpres~ns and advertiss
old cs,abiisl,sd wealthy bssiAsss hsuss II soiId
financial standing. SALARY els % weekly with
.sp-ns.~ additional. all payable In cash ssrh
Wednesday dirrct Iron hssd saicss. Horss and
carriage Furnished. when necessary. Rsfsrraers.
Enoioa- .eif-sddr~a.sd stamped .avsiop~. Man.
as,r. SIS Canton Buildins. Chicago.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Crsts Mills flour, 900, sl.oo and sl.lo
J. ]. Buehansn1. tt
The state herald., 1902-06-27
@M%-u

This sisssssss = 90 even hss q ~ e.nuiss
Laxative Bromo. Qiaise TABLED.
~ ssos1y tAss essss . eSe1 - - aay
The state herald., 1902-06-27

OUR FLOUR
Contains sll OF the tfteen elements
that compose the human body. and ws
ssvs you little on ever, suck. We soil
800 sacks sf the brands rs carry every
six weeks. No somplaasts.
High Patent ol0O
Second Patent 80
Straight Grade 80
Every sack guaranteed to give sbso-
iuts and complete ssiisfsction, that
means money bssk II II doesn't.
II =. II. Whitman.
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Car.6ul cattle DIP and Pastsur black
leg VACCINE csrd form st Noblst's. IA
The state herald., 1902-06-27

Mako your arrangements to attend
the Holyoks celebration. ,
The state herald., 1902-06-27

This paper and The Chicago Weekly
Inter Ocean ti.so for one year. Especial
dAal."
The state herald., 1902-06-27
SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES.
Grand 4th sf July Celebration
at HsIyoke.
Aug. q i Frountisr Day at Chsysnn.

Buy your 90 and Shoes at A. T.
O'Conner's. Il
The state herald., 1902-06-27
NOTICE.

A. have sold my business In Hol.
yoke, all parties Knowing themselves
indebted to me will please call and set
tie soon.
G. n. TRIBBrTr.
The state herald., 1902-06-27
Com. to Holyoke on July fourth,

Go to A. 7. o'Connor's to buy your
Hats.
The state herald., 1902-06-27
Make out a list Of. what YOU need

In the way OF lumber and building material Then come
in and let us tell you-not how much but how little it will
cost YOU We really make you very low price any
kind OF BILL Lower perhaps than you get elsewhere
There's no question about the quality we offer,
We are nicely settled now in yard and are in better
shape than ever to serve you satisfactorily.
H. Sutherland.