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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-09
A LIE NAILED.

"The sight of George Washington Morrow
and followers, Joseph Battell and followers,
and the rumselers and dive-keepers of Yer
mont standing shoulder to shoulder TO fight
the local option bill in a funny combination.
Some other things besides politics makes queer
bed fellows. '-Mancheste Advance.
The statement is about as far from
hitting the truth as any statement could
be. AS a matter of fact the men who
drink, the great majority of them, the
men who hope to make gain in the liquor
traffic, the "rumseller" and the "dve-
keeper" almost without exception favor
license, always have and always will.
The talk that these citizens favor a pro-
hibitory law is not true and never has
been true. They are entitled to their
opinions the same as all other voters
and nothing can be gained by misrepre-
senting their attitude. They resent be.
ing called prOhibitiOnists very strenu-
ously.--Bellows Falls Times.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-09
A ChiId's Comment.

A very little girl was aroused from
her sleep few nights ago to go on a
journey. While she was dressing she
slipped behind a heavy window curtain
to look out at the stars.
SIS it the middle of the night?" she
asked.
On being told that it was she said:
"Then that's it. When first looked
out the stars were twinkling so /
couldn't tell whether they were just
coming out or just going away, but
now l know. They are just changing
from yesterday to to-morrow!"-N.Y Y.
Times.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-09
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS
FACTS AND OPINIONS GATHERED
FROM CONTEMPORARIES.
TAXING SAVINGS BANKS.


1t has seemed for some time to people
who have given the matter attention,
that the state might increase its revenue
very much by pursuing different course
with reference to taxation of deposits in
savings bank. The Legislature at its
last session took very important step
in the right direction by Increasing the
amount that savings banks can take and
pay the tax upon, from $500 to $1,000,
which will no doubt have the effect of
increasing the revenue of the state with
in the next two years a considerable
amount, and which it is hoped will lead
to policy which will encourage the
deposit of money in the savings banks
where the state can reach 1t and so re-
ceive revenue from it.
Every one who has had experience in
connection with the taxation of money
in this or other states realizes that it is
extremely difficult to find ready cash in
sight on the first day of April or when
the assessor comes around. Money has
way of lodging out of sight on every
conceivable pretext, and inasmuch as an
offset is allowed with respect to personal
property 1t is a comparatively easy mat
/ ter for those so disposed to dodge taxa
ton of money.
The savings banks not only attract
money from our own state but from
others as well, thus increasing our in
come. We believe our people will more
and more appreciate the fact that it is
good policy TO reach through the savings
banks not little of the money which
now escapes taxation altogether.-Bur-
/ lington Free Press.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-09

so DOZEN HEAVY ALL LINEN, hemmed
and hemsttched Huck Towels, sizes 22xi0,
2Ox39 inches, priced at 25 cents each.
% DOZEN FINE ALL LINEN hemstitched
IIuck Towels, 24x44, 22x4l inches, worth 90
cents each, priced at 80 cents each.
CASE WHITE TURKISH TOWELS, size
lSx36 inches, priced at 10 cents.
CASE WHITE TURKISH TOWELS, heavy
double warp, size 20x40 inches, priced at ID
cents.
CASE BURLEIGH LONG CLOTH, especi-
ally suitable for Underwear 80 inches wide,
priced ut 10 cents per yard.
lease FINE OUTING CLOTHS, regular ID
cent quality, priced at 1-3 cents per yard.
CASE FINE OUTING CLOTHS at Ia
cents per yard.
$500 YARDS STEVENS ALL PURE LINEN
CRASH bleached ana unbleached at under
regular prices as follows; 1 4 cents, 8
cents, 81 cents, 10 cents and IL cents,
1900 YARDS UNBLEACHED SCOTCH
RUSSIA LINEN CRASH TOWELlNG, priced
IL cents.
1000 YARDS EXTRA HEAVY LINEN CRASH
TOW ELlNG, price 6 cents.
800 YARDS BIRD EYE COTTON CRASH, "a
inches wide, price cents.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-09
TABLE DAMASKS

TABLE DAMASkS
in great variety short lengths of various
qualities marked to clear them out and not
with a view to profit. Fifty dozen Pillow
Cases, sizes 42x36, 45x36 inches, worth II 4
cents, priced at 10 cents each.
IL PlECES HEAVY ALL LINEN BLEACHEO
SATIN DAMASK, made by John S. Brown Il
son, 66 inches wide, worth 50 cents per yard.
In this sale at 81 cents per yard.
10 PIECES FINE ALL LINEN BLEACHED
SATIN DAMASk, ~ inches wide So cent
quality priced at GS cents.
10 PIECES FINE DOUBLE SATIN DAMASK,
made by John ). Brown & Son, 66 inches wide,
$l25 quality, priced at 81 cents per yard
NAPKINS
80 DOZEN SIS SIZE, FINE IRISH LINEN
NAPKINS, warranted strictly pure linen, have
been sold at l.50 per dozen, to be sold in this
sale at S1.l5 per dozen.
30 dozen 20 inch, heavy all Linen Napkins,
usually priced at tl.75 per dozen, to be sold
in this sale at S142 per dozen,
TOWELS
90 DOZEN STRICTLY PURE LINEN HUCK
TOWELS, size l6X33 inches, worth Is cents
each, priced at II cents or S1.5O per dozen.
so DOZEN HUCK TOWELS, hemmed and
hemstitched, white and colored borders,
priced at Il cents each or 50 per dozen.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-09
Verm ont Pensions.

Vermont pensions: Increase, reissue,
etc Augustus Riley, East Alburg. SO /;
widows, minors, and dependent relatives,
Eta NJ. Phillips, East Burke, So; origi-
nal, William Golthwaite, Che ster, IS; in
crease, reissue, Alonzo T Stowe, Brattle-
boro, So; Alvin G. Bailey, Rutland, $l7.
Increase, reissue, ETC.: Nelson II.
johnson, Pownal, S12; James NJ. jack
son, Morrisville, $50; widows, minors
and dependent relatives, Lucy Belrose,
Swanton, IS.
Original, Charles Bosnia, Reads oro,
Sc; increase, reissue, ETC., James N.
Gates. Essex, Sl2; widows, minors, and
dependents, Arvilla Turner, Hancock,
SIS.
Increase, reissue, ETC.. Charles G..
KlDgman, Rutland $40; widows, miners
and dependent relatives, Sarah Law,
Dandy, So; Margaret Z. Collins, New
port, So.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-09
1913 n. w. ALLEN g. co. ASO2
A NNUA AL
January Clearance Sale

HE greatest of all Annual Clearance Sales at this store
began advertised, Saturday, January 8. People
from far and know what this event means. They
in crowds, they bought freely from morning till night
satisfaction everyone far know every day since
the same interest," several lots of merchandise transit
here now and the interest should and will continue through
the month"; Come any day. You'll find yourself repaid for
long Journey Read these items carefully and then and
how the goods compare little time devoted just now
will be profitable.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-09
Cloak and Suit Department.

The this this
contributed
at
$3.50
Beautiful silk black
collection SO 90
sold SIS that sold at
Walking materials
formerly
nj
Jackets at 5 90.
This price would equal the value of buttons these but not much
high All strictly quality
black
these SIS
Walking Skirts.
25 Walking Skirts
marked IS
o really
$1,000 IA
Silks
genera
So There will
COIOred Dress Goods at 4S cents
Basket Chevos pads Mohars and suings kinds
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-09
rRonIBIToRY LAW NOT PERFECT

We are opposed to the license law
which the people will be called to vote
upon the first Tuesday in February. In
saying this we do not believe the Pro-
hibitory law is perfect, it is not, but as
between the two laws-we are frank in
saying that Vermont will prosper better
have better citizens which means better
society-by retaining the Prohibitory
law.-Waterbury Record.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-09
A MONUMENT OF INsEoUENCE.

1t would seem that time enough was
consumed in the preparation of the
license act to have had no such flaw as
the referendum omission notice else
where in these columns. From the con
structive point of view the act is a
monument of insequence, anyway, but
they might have got it all in.-Morris-
vile Messenger.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-09
WHO WILL SIGN THE BONDS?

In case 1t should be license after
March meeting, how good and true mer
with real estate and other property hold
ings will roll over each other to get 4
chance to go on the $4,000 bonds OF
licensees the bonds whose indemnity
liability reaches down TO damage OF
any sort done by an intoxicated man :
Cambridge Sentinel.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-09

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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-09
MUST VIOLATE LAW.

The new license law makes first class
licenses so high and imposes so many
restrictions on the seller that it would
Just simply be case of violate the law
or go out of business. -Hardwick Ga
ZettP,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-01-09
w ants, For Sale, Etc.
FOR SALE CHEAP,

IL room house, near docks and railroad in
Port Henry. Used ten years as saloon and
boarding house. Death OF owner in Novem.
Der cause for selling House and bar fur
nished. Hotels and livery stocks for sale or
trade. ! have farms in Addison county, Vt,
and Essex county, n. Y, for sale cheap.
j. ID. SHAHAN, Port Henry, n Y.
The state herald., 1903-12-11
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

Holyoks, Colo, u 2'Oj
Board me, pursuant 10 adjournment
present I, p Foster chairman = A Peter
son and ID II Freeman com aud II N
White clerk.
Minute. Of last meeting rrad and mp
proved.
Tho county aascsaor certified mp TO tho
board ~ commissioners tho abstract oi
aaasssmout Tor tho yonr 1909 the same
amounted to s9Jj,Os1
On motion the ireaa 10 hereby instruct
cd 10 accept si9 per quarter seoilVp N
iull payment Tor all delinquent taken 10
lerost aud penalties prior 10 tho year
iool on The Il ~, 20 -, ns u apd NV
The state herald., 1903-12-11

or Judgement by default will be taken agi,ins,
You according to the prayer OF the complaint
ANA II q copy of the complaint In the above
entitled action be not served with thus sum
mons, or II the service hereof be made out Of
his state, then ton days additional to The
time hcrcinbcTore specified for appearance
and answer Will be allowed b fore thc taking
OF judgement by default ns aforesaid.
The said ncti IN Is brought to qulnt the lltlo
to tho south west quarter Is W ~ t section
twcnty'six (a6l township six i6l north Of range
forty'slS (i6) west oil the 9th l. NJ in the coun.
ty OF Phillips and stntc Of Colorado plaintiff
alleging that he is the owner Of and IN pos
session of said land and that the defendant
makes some claim adverse To h.a tide and
estate in aud u said lnld ~ wili more fully
appear from tho compliant In said action to
which reference ~ here made.
And you are hcicby notified tnnt Il you
fail u appear. and / answer TIE suil com
plalnl aS ub we required, tho said plaintiff
viii ini'c do un.t ml judgement aS prayed
Given nndor my hadd aud the seal OF the
districtc urt NJ Iioiyoir, Colo, III said oum.
~, 80 -sLts. so vi " ., .f.;;, .ss,.
W.G. nELLAND,
Clerk " the District court,
kEALl ihillips county, Colorado,
JiI PSISrER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The state herald., 1903-12-11

~ ~ .'' 'f.'t's
state Of Colorado, ss
County Of Phillips. NJ

state S Of GoIsr}to' /, ~
In the District court
Jacob Il MiliBge. plaintiff vs. iuy II Audcr-
son, GrnIgL u Anderson and james detail
d"fundt;u,
TIE People Of thc State of Colorado,
To Guy II Andanon, Ge"r,iu u Apdcron ani
James Mccall. tue defendant, above Eumod
Greeting
You Az horobg req iircd to appear in an aciiun
biougi' against yuu hy the above named rlaiur
tin in tho district court Of Phillips county. state
of Colnr,d and answer tho complaint therein
within tSrnly doys after tho service hcrrO'. II
served witnin this county or II served out Of
this county or by publication. within thirty dsys
after tho service hcTcnf exclusive OF tho day Of
seTico or judFement by default will he taken
against you according 10 the prayer OF the COM
plant and II a copy Of the complaint in the
above entitlc nctiun be- not served with this sum.
MONS or IL II, service hereof be made ont Of
this state then ton days additional to the time
hereinbefora specified for appearance and IN.
swcr will be allowed before tho taking Of judge
mcnt by default EE aforcsAid
Tho said action is brought to quiet tho tItlr TO
the west half tw - Of tho north wcst qua ter
On W ~ section twenty one lall township sis co.
north Of range forty -GyD tlJ Sest Of tho oh + 81
and tho cast half 20 ~ Of the north east quarter
tno " Of srctiun twenty go township slS l6'
north Of range for;y -iyc west Of the 9Th NJ all
In the county Of Phillips and state Of Colorado
plliutir alleging thnt he Is tho owner Of md iu
possession OF said land aud that tho dnscudants
make some clRim adverse to his titlc and estB'c
in md To ,aid land will more fully appear
from tho complaint IA said action to whioh ref.
crcncO T. here made.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 10
appoir aud to answer tho B1ii complaint ~ a.
bovo required, tho said plaintiff viii t,ko do
fault and judgement aa prayed
Given uudcr my hand and tho seal of the
district court Mt liulyoko. Colo in said county
II is siri day of Nov. a. d. 1903
W. q. HELLANp.
CloTk 81 the DistTic, Court,
lsEALl Phillips county, Colorado.
IN Pusu.E. Attorney for Plaintiff
The state herald., 1903-12-11

The Holyoke Orchestra IL interested
in the financial success oil the play Hazel
Kirks The members Of the Orchestra
have been quito liberal IN furnishing mu.
sic Tor public entertainments in our
town and should lie encouraged by a
good attendance ut every entertainment
in which they sre interested. The peo
Pile Of onr town have good reason to feel
proud OF the good music that lie furnish
ed by the Holyoke Orchestra.
The state herald., 1903-12-11
CONTINUED noI, week }


SUMMONS.
stAte Of Coloraio, 10,
County q Philips
In the District c1urt.
jacob II MillaEo plaintiff, ysths Hartford
Theological seminary, defendant.
The People Of the state OF colorado.
10 IN. Hartford Theological seminary, the
defendant hbJyo named, GrcetiuFi
You are borcb, required to appear In an
action brought against you by tho above
named plaiutin In the district couft of phils
lips county, state of Colorado, and answer
the complaint therein within twenty days
after the service hereof. n served within thp
county or. n served out OF this county. OF by
publication, within thirty days after the ser
vice hereof, exclusive OF the day Of srryicci
OF judgement by default viii BE- thkon a.
ghinst you according 20 the prayer of the
9. Bplnint. Aud II u copy of tho complaint
10 .A- aboy. entitled action be- not served
with this summons. or " tho s"rNir" hereof
ht made out VI this stale, then ten days Hddi
~ $50 % tue uuu hcfuinhUfoiu -prrihca Tor
appearance aud answer will bv allowed has
fore me taking Of judgement by default ~
aiofs.uii.
The said Rctlon is brought To quiet tho ,i'lo
to the .h-i half II the south east quarter te =
80 " OF srrlion twenty l90j and tho west half
uf the south west quarter Nv iHs ~ a 500.
ton twenty onc tpD all m township Ah tei
north uf range forty nyo tlal west ~ thr Oh
PSI In the county Of Phillips and state II
Colorado. the plainun alleging mat he - tho
owner OF and IN possession ~ said land aud
that the dUiendant makes sous clhim ah'
verse 10 his title and sstnt" In aud ~ sald
land a. viii more fully nppe iTom IN" rpnh'
plant In snid action 10 winch references u
here made
Ana you nro hereby notified that u you fail
20 appear. and To nnAwfr tho said complaint
as above fhquiIcd, the sud rihinuh viii
uthr iudHrnvntns ~ pIhYod
Given under ny baud nnd thu sral " ihU
district court ~ liulyoke, colo, In saii ooun
V, thiu glri dAy " hpy. A. Il. ipu,
w. uElLAND,
CLERK n The district court,
faEAil Phillips county, tplufhtus
Jif rusrm, ATTORNEY fuf Plaintiff
The state herald., 1903-12-11

tIhhUNh
ooaa,y ,aS, y Of i'6iiiiips!. I"

STATE ~ Cnl0htu, L.
County of phillips,
IN tho District court
Jacob n MillaRr. plpintin, " william Hen
nett. defendant,
the People " tllo state OF Colorado.
10 William nennoit. the defendant hiioya
named. ufrstinR
You iuhershy required 10 apponr M mn
action brought a"ninst you ~ thu above
named plaintiff IN the district oouf, u hi
lips county, siato OF tolerate, nni Rnas ~
,ne complaint therein sitniu twenty DAYS at
rr tho saryie. hurtof, # scryed within this
county nr, II served oui Of thls county. ur ~
Publication. within thlfiy days hftet tnn zsf
yi,a hereof exclusive ~ thndtY of HuFvirr ,
The state herald., 1903-12-11
SUMMONS,
STATE uf lolorndn, -
County uf Phillips,
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
STATE Of olorado, L..
county uf fhtllips !
In tho District court
JHcub II MillRgc, plaintiff. W " II Lacy.
do'cudunt,
Tho rcopr II tn, State 0f Colorado,
To II Lacy the defendant above named
Greeting
You arr hereby required 10 appear In an nc
tion brought against you by the above nam
cd plainiin la tho district court Of lhillipz
county, state OF Colorado. aud unawtr tho
complaint therein within twenty days after
tho service hereof, if served wthin this
county. or n served out Of this county, OF
bY publication. within thirty days aitar tn
service hereof, exclusive Of tho day Of ser
yi,oi or judgement b., default viii bc taken
aRniast you according To the prayer of tho
complaint And II a e,py Of the compliant
! In the above entitled Eotiln be- not served
with thir summons, rr Il tho service hereof
be made out OF this stat, thon ten days AL
ditiouu 70 the time hcrclnbUforn specified
for opp fnrunrc and answer will b. allowed
before the taking Of judggnentby default bs
Hf1rrsuid.
The said action II brought g quiet the tit'0
Ia the south vest quart tsN '1 II section
hNe'u llAI tiwHhhsp SIX 'Nl uhrh OF fhuEr
forty'sls CO., vest Of the 5th T. N In the coun-
~ OF rhtilips and state Eolorndn, N
plain'in alleging that he is the absolute own
| or Of and IN pussessiUn Of sud land and that
the defendant makes somr claim adverse 10
his title and estate IN and "a sHid land nr
| will m0ic fully appear frum the complaint
Ia salt action T. which reference Is here
made.
And you are hrrrby moulded that n ypu
fail to appear, Rud n ansErr the said cr'ns
plant ~ abpyr required, the saih puHun
will take driauit aud judgement ~ prayed
Given undrr my hand nnd NJ" arni 1f th
district court at Holyok, Colo, ln s1id coun.
ty, this lrd day nf Nov, 4. u, ipp5
", q, tlELIANn,
clerk NJ tho District court,
lsEALl Phillips county, tolurada.
pASrrR, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
The state herald., 1903-12-11
HAxrUN.
IIaxtun, 1919 '0]

''"A'hh, is' We
John Warren visited the county CAPT.
tol Saturday.
J. NJ. Alum came down from Windsor
Tuesday evening.
DR.. wesner the Sterling opticiau
spont Saturday in this burg.
o. Jones and EdAllen took the tram
for Holyoke Monday evening.
Walter Scott made fying trip to
Holyoke aud return Friday evening.
Mira. W. ". Bsldsiu arrived home on
the train from Sterling Friday evening.
Elmer Taylor arrived from Iowa last
week TO look after his interests north
from town.
MIR Keina Of tho Woods 4 Koims eat.
tie company arrived Thursday evening
10 look after bia interests south Wet,
from town.
W. II. white who spent several weeks
her. looking after the beet businoSn l.fi
for Sterling Monday evening.
NJ. Anderson returned from 10 days
visit with fricnda ind relatives near
Goodland, Kansas, Friday evening.
II. II. Dec waa n Monday evening pas
senger for Sterling whore he will assist
Mr.. Kccnig with Invoicing aud packing
the good. Tor shipment to this place Tor
their store hore.
A couple Of our ostimablc citizens got
iuto little controversy one day last
week over matter kuown beat 10 them.
selves, IN which loud sords, threats mud
gun play formed part Of the closing
scene. No one vfn hurt.
YAhgEE B,LJ,
The state herald., 1903-12-11
RuMNuNs
touRty VI Phillips, ~

SUMMONS.
6oaS% 66 d FRiiiip.. &"
IN tho ptstnat court.
Jacob II MiuaRc, mainud. W George n
stone. defendant
lhs People uf the STATS Of Colorado,
10 George y aions, tho defendant above
named. Greeting
You are hereby required 10 appear IN an
aHii1n brought TgHinHt you by The 1bly1
nainSd plaiutin IN tlr district rturt ~ hii
iip. unity, state of colorado. and answer
tue rompliint therein within twenty days
after the ser iSr hereof. II sHryud WITHIN ihi.
county OF. IL -urvei out ~ this county. 8r bY
publication, wtthin thirty days after the arr
vice hrtsaf - iuatsu ~ tho haY ~ service,
or Judgement by default viii b. taken o..
lfaiust ynu according ~ Tho prayer uf tnu
compliant. AMI " q copy Of the complaint
In the above rntitlth artiun hn not served
with this summons. or " The service hereof
bp made out VI this state then ten days nd
diiipual ~ tho tins hrfolubsfufu specified
IN anp.ar,cr and aHswot Wiil be aiiowri
before uhs ihkiny ~ judgement by default
~ aforesaid
'fhs said sriinn IL brought 10 iuiei the title
10 tho south EAST quarter la1hl Of section
tgrutytwo y2i m township HiS lOl north o.
range tHuyssH tisl srst ui tho en- rM iu|
the county ~ rbiliips and state " colorado,
pluuiiff hlsanH that De- ia iIir owner N and
IN plsaesalon Of siih lani and that the ie
fundnnt mnhra s1mn elHim uiyufsn go the
plhintin's titir ami estate IN aud ~ said innh
10 viii mote iuli, appear from thr pmplaint
m sad action 10 which reference h here
made
Aud you Nr Lrfrby nuun"d that " you
fnii Ia sppaaf aud ~ answer Mo shid uoin
plaiut ~ above required IA" saii plaintu
viii taAo dsfaait aBd Judgement as prayed.
Given under ny hand hnd the seal ~ thr
district n0uft ~ iiHiyDhr. Colo. IN sfii elun.
~, ibis safd Jay af NV, 40 ip1j.
wa, nfLtANn,
Cisrb ~ The District ueurt,
fgrNt Phillip, county, taiutpdo
IHrusrrH Attorney sf risiwir
The state herald., 1903-12-11

A. II. Grout, train dispatcher of the
High Line, has been confined TO his
home with rheumatism for the past
week. He expects to leave Holyoke soon
to secure treatment for his trouble.
The state herald., 1903-12-11

Having decided to remain IN Holyoke
we have purchased full line OF
shoes which we will have on exhibition
about the tenth OF December, next door
north OF +. II. whitham's ola store.
Z. E. and r. A. STERsER.
The state herald., 1903-12-11

The purchase OF s25 worth OF goods
at my store entities you to have n picture
enlarged. Come in aud buy your goods
and get an oil portrait with every s25
purchase OF goods.
The state herald., 1903-12-11

The ladies' OF the Baptist church will
hold their regular monthly tea on Thurs.
day, Dec. 7th, at the residence of Mrs.
Mowry. A general invitation to all the
ladies OF the community.
The state herald., 1903-12-11

Rev. Jacobs conducted regular preach
ing services at the Methodist church
morning and evening last Sunday for
the first time since recovering from his
recent severe sickness.
The state herald., 1903-12-11

Ben Mothersed who for come time hes
been assisting in the train dispatcbers
office at Holyoke has been transferred to
McConk.
The state herald., 1903-12-11

Please come in and settle your account
before December 18th ss we wish to
have all accounts settled before Mr.. Ls.
Blanc leaves Hoiyoke.
Leblanc & ScHEuSEMhSS.
The state herald., 1903-12-11

Engineer Heskelt prrived in Holyoke
Tuesday and took au engine on the High
Line. He has been transferred from
Oxford, Neb,, to this line to take tue
place OF y. A. Gaddy.
The state herald., 1903-12-11

The coal famine in Holyoke is over
for the present. The coal dealers have
received shipments OF eastern coal.
The state herald., 1903-12-11

The medal contests OF the 9th grnde
High School students were held at the
hsthodist church Friday aud Saturday
evenings OF last week Tho contestants
we're traIued by Miss Ada Heist who
has been IN Bolyoke few weeks train.
ing home talent 10 aid her IN rendering
tho play "HA,el Kirke' on the evening
OF December 10th.
Tue contestants acquitted themselves
well aud the contests were quite inter,
estinR TO the audience. Good music
wns furnished by the Holyoke singers
The state herald., 1903-12-11

Engineer Csyansugh and Art Brace,
his fireman, were IN Holyake Monday.
They brought their engine up from Cur
tis for repairs.
The state herald., 1903-12-11

John Moore left Holyoke Saturday
with a car OF cattle for Omaha and will
make short visit IN Page county Iowa
before returning.