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The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-10-30
LOCAL GOSSIP
And PERSONALS
Something About the People Of Titus
vile as They Come and Go

DR.. Miller, Dentist, Titusville.
Titusville was well represented at
the Carnival festivities in Jackson
vile this week.
Citrus trees grown on high pine
land. Address Indian River Nur-
series, Toledo, Florida.
Mrs. J. c. Spell left Wednesday
for her old home in Kentucky where
she expects to spend about a month.
Our line of ladies' shoes, Queen
Quality" make a most complete
stock of all the seasons latest styles,
at DRAWINGS.
Capt. Jack Latin arrived on the
Ills p. m. train Sunday and will
soon have his cruising schooner, the
Captain Jack" in commission.
Mr.. Al Ford, who owns a fish bus
iness at Vero, is attending court here
this week-a witness in the Newsome
case. He gave US a pleasant call
Wednesday.
Mr.. Geo. B. Nauman, assistant to
the keeper of Jupiter light house,
spent from Saturday until Monday
afternoon with relatives and friends
in Titusviue and gave The STAR a
pleasant call.
The old square piano, which has
done SO many years service in the In
dian River hotel, was disposed of
Monday to Bell & Ivans, who are con-
Quoting a refreshment stand and en-
tertainment hall for cOlOred people
near the big mill of the Titusville
Lumber Co.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-10-30

If you have eye trouble. headache or
nervousness go to Jacksonville. see DIR.
9 Laura street.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-10-30

VIM. Walton was elected as fore
man.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-10-30

Ideal site for Florida winter home
m South Rockledge, Il Onting l04 feet
IN Indian river. Several bearing
on ange and grapefruit trees.
Address. Z. D. Box l2j,
Orlando, Fla.
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-10-30
HAVE YOU TRIED SUNDAY DIN,
NERS AT THE PALMHURST?


The Daytona Journal says that
Mrs. Will G. Nash, who was called TO
Moundsville, w. Va, some weeks
since to the bedside of her mother.
Mrs. Martin, returned last Wednes-
day bringing her mother with her.
Mrs. Martin is improving in this
genial climate.
Com. J. LOrillard, Jr., and family
returned home from their cruise to
st. Augustine on the commodore's
houSeboat, Arrah Wanna, last Satur-
day, accompanied by Mrs. Lorillard's
mother, who joined them at the An
cient City. They were away about
seven weeks in all.
The Canaveral club boat Widgeon
is being fixed up this week by Capt
Nelson for the winter service between
this place and the club house, pre-
paratory to the opening, which will
be- some time the latter part of No
vember. Miss Brown, of Boston,
will be in charge Of the club house
this season for her third term. The
Widgeon will be in command of
Capt Geo. VI. Qua terman, Jr., Of
Nathan, vice his brol .er. Capt. Floyd
Quarterman. who cDmmanded the
Widgeon for severa, seasons and has
moved to Palm Bea,p.
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS. SHOES
One week SPECIAL SALE all
wooden dress gOOds q I'd trimmings at
SPECIAL LOW RI .CES for CASH
Ostermoor and f. 2 mattresses
CHAS. A. GARDNER. Phone 342
For Sale
Ideal site for Florida winter home
m South Rockledge, Il Onting lO4 feet
III Indian river. Several bearing
The Florida star. (Titusville, Fla.) 1880-1917, 1908-10-30
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS. SHOES
For Sale

CHAS. A. GARDNER,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
StGotdlcn uun 9ianbern iibcriallcn,

GroofitoL Dlinny 20. 2Ipril.
9onoitcn iibcrielen belttc irilb
boS bieiigc StGothen lmO rdubter
$1,000 aus ser .ScnnOia Stnte
gonf." 0creu @em0lbe iie nit GDuOs
nit iprcn0teL ma5renO oie 9cuo6.
ncr Scr llmgeblll 0ur6 bcit6noi9c>
9l6ielern uon 8emcbr. lno Hepoluer'
Solpcn terroriiirt uno in S6o6 sc.
Daltcn mur0en. Gie Hdllber entfo.
men nit i6rCr 0ctte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
Tnllimcnt fOlat anf SclbituOrb.


Sll3pcnIion Ser WotIcrlirmu GoItcr.
anapp & So, in Ncm Dorf. -
Gner Der (beilbaber uimmt ldj
ooa Sebcn.
q cW Dort % gIpriI. - 0o5
6allimcnt Ser Ntafleriirma Goitcr,
2nnpp 4 SO. mlrOc bcutc uui ser
2fticnb0rie unAefiinoigt. Gba9. So
tier, cin YlitalicO ser Girmo lmO be
fainter 2rnntclr }ltblct bat gc
tern }Iben0 III iciurnl NGllic, 9tr. H.,
Oit.55. StrnBc, ieincn @cben 0urh
cincn ShuB in 0ic rcd)tc S0liic cin
Gnoc Qcnloht. 0r. Goitcr oollii6rtc
oic l6nt in ieincm Shloi5inmer,
nuhocm cr Elm NoO Qcnommen bate
Nu9 i'm 81 0cm ScIbltnoro gctric-
bch fonntc nidt in @riabrrnG Qez
brudt mcr0en. Somobl 0ie Sanilic
ais ulI6 ,Sobn Z. Wf. Stuapp, ser
0altpttbcilbabcr Ger 6irmo, uermci.
1crtcn Der FoIi5ci uno Icocm 2lnOcs
rem ir0cno cine 2luotmIt. gludl ser
Soau5ar5t Or. g2illiam Bartlett pom
9tr. i3, Git-l. StroBe, ser sur Belt
in 0cm GoIter'id idcn Norie mar, pontc
lid nldt oariibcr au9iprchCu, ub ser
0eluh Elm berltiIbcr oOcr mr cin
8clcIIi1cr Acpelcn lei. 2Iuf ieiucn
Munh ruur0e nod Ir. @litcroS bon
RS 70, @cit.55. StroBc, bcrbei qc,
bolt; Ooh ltarb Sor, GoItcr buI0, nud)s
Dem cr Den SdlB olf lid obgcAeben
bate. Coroner 1ooIcp begob iih
nnd Der Softer idcn Wobuuna lm0
ItcIltc cincn GrIullbuiBiheiu ans, 0ie
Helbe cinem NeItuttCr 5lr ilbrrgCbclr.
Softer 1cb0rte ltnter 2InOcrcm oem
Dl(niucrlitDs" m0 Ocm oNcu. Dort
9Itblctic Glu6" mo elmer Hcibc ons
0ercr lo5ialcr @elclll6uitCn an mo
mar ein groBer 5rcuno Oc9 Sport9.
llc6er Die 2tftipu uno Eoiiipo ser
6irno lit nod feine Wiittbcilm0 &c.
mu6t mor0en lm0 Elm SeQucitcr lit
nit elmer llntcrinhung ibrcr @cs
idditslaac bcifditilt Die 6irna
mabte auSgeOebnte @cih0ite. Der
ScIbItmorocr gait ais Wiilliondr lmo
mar pic bcntc Oerloutet al gCpag.
ten Spcfltlotionen bctbeiliRt, Ocren
6cbIldlaB ieincn IoO lno sic 5l3s
pcnlion Der 6irma sur 6ol1c 1ottrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
5nnernrnt,iinhnme
erlteilt.

oGor ciniser 3eit befam mein
@otte OaS 2ungeniicbcr. gS Iteate
lid 9iahtS nit S6iitteIfroIt ein. Sd
ricb ieinc @rilIt unO ieinen Tiiden
nit HuomnD'S Neo0D HeIiei elm, gu6
ibnr otb cincn SbceI0iiel poa in
etpo8 beiBem @niicr 5u triufen. giS
Der 0ottor am nGblten Worgen fam,
mar er Oiel beIer. Der Goftor iugte.
eS lei cine CUTE Meoi5in. Sd bottc
einen onOeren Sail, Ocu meines flei.
ncu 9iciicn. Gr botte oie SolsbrGlme.
Sd ricb lcinc @riIlt, ieinen SOILS ma
9tiifen nit Sem Neaon Helief EN-, gab
ibm aIlItiin0lih cine 9oiS umo lieB
cine Coils Yillcn ioIgen. glm nGd).
itcn Gage mar ct pieOer in Oronlng.
Sd babe Oicie WtcOjin in nleiner 5o.
mile icit rnAciG1r 80 Sabren sc.
braltdt lmO iic IfIlg nie iebI; audi
meine Nod6drn babcn iic gebrauht.
9Idtlm03uoa
6rnu Gli5o 0unn,
SoflonOiIIc, W}or9an.Gountp, Sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
SincV @iitmOrocS in SrlanS ucrsGdj.
tint.

Hcm Dort %. 9(priI. - ,5rmt
DlorBdrct GlnrD luo 5rau Catherine
9omcn ou2 Glare MorriS, County
DiaDo, ,SrIonO, mTocn beute, ais lie
aui Dem Gunar0. Gampier ,Gampa.
MIA" bier OnlnnatCn ieitgenommen
uno bis uui @eitereS oui Guis Sss
lnno octmirt. Ter @atte Der 1Sror
Glnrp lit icit ibrer gbreiie BON ,Sr.
lono nu Sit geitorben uno oie iri.
ld)c FoIBei bcnnhrihtigte oie bieiige
Vcb0roe per aubeI. 0eioc Sroueu
batten iid) inter 0en 9tnuen Waraa.
ret mo Catherine WcGormid in oie
EaIIagierIiiten ciuactragen, lpuroen
jcooh ucrnltteIit ibrer geid,rei6una
ourh Oie Qctettip9 ioeutiii5irt. 6rou
GIorD crtI0rt, ic lei bierber gefom.
men. nm cincn 9rl0er in grooflpu
iu beiuden un0 i1r Batte bobe lid,
mobI beilm0cn ais lie i'm perlieB.
lleber leincn Zoo miiie iie Ritta.
9ubIin, %, 2lpril. - Gin IN.
qucit Bot III Glare Morris i'm ,Sollc5
oeS So0c3 oca iltugen 6ormcrs Sbos.
Glatg be8onnen. Glorp uno ieine
5rolI bcirot6ctcn crit Dor 5pei Monu.
ten IND lcbtcn nidt gliidIih 3uiom.
men. PIN %. 9Ipril beibuerte iih Der
Wtonl ilber Scibihmer5en, ino oie
Srou ging aus, Inn 9ronntpein fir
ibn 5ll bOlcn febrtc ie0od nibt su-
rid &ier Gage onrallf ltorb Gloru.
aur5 Dor icinem 500 iagte Der Mann,
er lei ertrdntt, nah0cm er cinen linn
BON Der 6roll 9Creihten Srllnf su iih
genonmcn. Der Snbolt ieineS Wa-
gems miro onolplirt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
Snmpfcr yNDrluuoo" pcrlurcn.

SD0ncp, s. g., 30. 9(pril. ---
Die nGominion ,Sron ano SteeI So. "
crbiclt beute 9toAridbt, onB Scr BON
Glasgow nnh SpOnep beItinmtc
Qampier oNormooo" am 2G. 2lpril
chi Sen 9icuiitnOIano g1nfen I'M.
tcrging, nahOem icin 9fnmpi DOT
Ircibei2 hurhlo6rrt lpor0en mar.
Sin porbeiiabrcnocr S6ooner rcttete
Sic Wdnl6ait. Ger yGormoo0"
ging am To- 2lpril nit einem gr6B-
tentbeil5 aus Waihinerie beiteGenoen
Cargo BON @luSgon ab lno ge66rte
Scr oGou8btp Slipping Go." uon
l8eit 6ortIcpool Gn9lono. Sein
(onucngebalt bctrtg 1865. Gas
Cargo mar an oie Dominion ,5ron
ono Stecl So" coniigllirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30

Or ior0crt OcH Seuutor Gordtcr oli,
ijr sic n)tilgcr2" oou Ctlo0omo
in Die S4ranteu ju trctcn
Ncitcrtcit I'M Srult.
" binQtoM 0.G. %. 2Ipril.
%m Scnat pcruriohtc %cii 2uui3
(}Irf,) bcihc cine niloc Scmuton.
inocm CT in elmer &cOc ju @mltcu
iciuea tiir3Iib eiuAcbrddtcu Nci6lui-
les, mClber 2IuSrmit ii6cr sic
Stonrmliiten Ser GboctaIU. uuO
Gbidoiom. &u0iancr in Cfla6oma iur-
Ocrt, sic @cbauptung mnhtc, 0oB ser
Srtrctdr 0c8 &nncrn 10000 Ndmcn
Don 0icicn 2iitcn mt5acihIoIicn babe
Gr crp0hnte ipe}iell cincn San, III
mcIcGcm uclm O}itllicoer elmer 50.
miIic ais Nelcr luo mr Gin cin5ige8
ais >SnOiNner tIniif3irt morOcn ieien,
@c8cn 8orofcr 90 gGucuOct, iroltc
&cii 0oui5 Onrori nit orobnenOcr
Stimnc, pnrum ser Scnntor pon
Nbio, mcuu cr oic ,9tig1crS" 10 iC0r
Iicbc, nicbt in oic Shroutcu trctc
umO 6ic 9tcQcr bon Otlubonu uertbci.
Oi1c. &e0crmann lohtc mo 6orafcr
Criudtc GoDiS ironiid, ctpaS LATTER
81 re0cn &cOcrmomt lo0te, ln0 ser
NcihIuB mur0c ongcnommcn.
Der Scnnt poNirtc i'm &auic ser
SiBlmN ollie in leiucm MoIcnocr per
5cicbnctcn Ycniionabia9, iomic etIirbc
Onocrc &orluAcn Oon gcringcrcr @irb
ti1teit. lin 4.20 criolgte &crtnGltnq.
Qa3 HeprGieutantcnbou9 lcbtc 0i2
Gnpd1lng Der pcrnliidtcn Gipil.&cr.
nllligung0biIl inter Der Siinimiml-
tcllhcgcl Ocn Gln5cn (ag iiber iort
obne lic 5u uoIlcn0cu. 0ic Senata-
9Incnocmcnte 3ll Der tSIottcn Ser.
ulllIAln0abill mur0cu miBbiIliNt mo
Die @ia eincm Gonicrcu3 Gonitc
ilbcrluieicn. I'm If Oitutcu nod
. llbr mahte 0a3 Nuu9 cine Ealic
bis 11.30 morAcn &ormittag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
Ncui Epicr.

&nu 2lr6or, Mid, %. }lpril.
- Gic 3abl ser M}enihcn mclhe
gcitcrn ndGc Dpiilnuti ourh cne
GoQiiion 5meier @1gIon5 ouf Ser
letroit &adiou mo Gbicogo glet.
triihcn 9ubn" mt'a &cben fomcn lit
ouf nem Qciticlcn, lmo oltberOcm
liegt ,5rou &. $. Chamberlain aus
Gctroit. elmer ser ucrlcbtCn YuiIa.
gcre, in fritiidem 3ultonoe Oarnie-
ser. @0mlro GeOitt umb Gonouf.
tcw @co. Wea0e, lueld)c ummittelbor
nor ocm 3uiammenit0B bernb ipran.
0eL wcrOen rpobrihcnIih 0apon
fonmcn Ter ,$nQueii miro am ).
Niai ju Genion beginner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
,Icii 9nuiS Oolrncrt.

Or iorOcrt Ocn Seu1tor Gorltcr o,i
ijjr sic o)tilgcr2" uou Cf.a1omo
in Die Sc4ranteu ju trctcu.
NcitcrGcit in 2rnat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
Sflan5t jett!
Ne n Rcd. ben Nlarlen herinrin

Go TT 3eit. ben earten bcrSuridten.
Sodicncr Surruib feiS bibcnocr HoIeu
Srnu6Wcrf. California @GdioC 0edcn, Stbuiiens
Srndt-. 3ierbdlne. &lnIcu. FeOnicll; Nmlebm'
bare BreIic. N}an ibrebc u0cr iprCtbe Dur
glmcricnn Gno Sapaueie IurierD 60, 2i5 Nlte
GreSerif Mpns; g. & y. Bbunc. AatnloB trct
(Nprl22 tOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30


teb's, slr 1904, &eft',saaettts StraHe. Office.
efuriben bon 8 bis 10 ubr WaoraenS unb Don
t2 llbr. Wlittags bis ubr GbenSs.
tsaeA2o-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-30
@int mit3aunpfdbI,
ErGiibcnt RuuicuClt hat rinrn Gubcu
Srnmpf ill 9lcrmCI.

Srnmpf im glcrmcl
Menn ser Gou2rcB Ooroui beitcbt,
lciu 2cAiaIotiu Frogr1nm 81
miBahtcn 10 miro er sic Rcaic
rlmaSNcbduOc NiQ nit &cto be-
Icgcu. Scr @iniIuB ser 2(Omi-
niitration ais Ioftor bel ocu be.
poriebcnocn GongrcBmo6Icn.
Hcprdicntant &rceIono bat cine
ncuc GourontbiQ ou9acar6citct
&cii. Gapi2 crn0tct ciucn Ncia
tcrfcitacriol9 i'm Scuot.
" ibinNtom 9. e., %. 2lpril
ErGli0cnt Hooicuclt lit cntibIoilcn,
lCincn &ompi jum Gr5luingen ser
@Innobmc gcluiicr, BON ibm bciiir.
norteter GciornbiIlp cncrgilh iort.
5lletcn, aCrn0c lpic cr bis 5ln g(cus
bcrltcn fir Sen @ou bon piCrShloht
lhilicn ms 3clI1 Qing Sein WiiHs
CrioIg IN ser lcbtcrcn 9In0eIe9enbcit
bot i'm niht inn @crinQitcn entnuls
tbi1t. gSic sic biciigc oEolt" in IL.
rer bcutiQcn 9Ill5gobc 0urlcgt, bur
Nr. HooicucIt nod cinCu bohcH
Srltmpf IN icincm 9Iermcl ucritedt,
ndnlib Oic &oumoht, Die Gc0iC.
unAS @cbGuOc Dill 81 lnter5cidj.
ncn o0cr nit Hcto SIT bclcQcn. ,Sc0c3
Diitalic6 OcS Gon1reiicS lit ou 0icicr
9ill b0dlib iutcrciiirt lm0 lire 9ln'
nobme miro 0Cu 6crrcn IN i6ren po,
litiidcn 9Iipirutmncn IN ibrer sci
matb bon cunrncm &ort6Cil lCin.
Ger ErGlioCnt crohtct Oicic @iQ obcr
bel gScitcm uicbt 10 wid)tia ais Oi}
ucridiC0cncn Nciorm NiQ3, 0Crcu
9Innobnlc Cr 10 bGlliig uu0 marm cur
ploblcn bat.
2lbQeicGcn bon icincr Grobung, sic
9icgicrrngS r @cb0uOe Yia nit
&cto 81 beIcQcn lit Der BrGiioeut
aud in Scr &oNc, icincn Ginfub iiir
r0cr gCqcn 0ic @icocrcnudblng ser
CONGRATULATIONS in Die Nogid)nlc
5l lucrfcn.
2Il9 Hciltltot elmer &ci6c bon Son
icrc15en Scr rcpublitnuiihcn 1iibrar
im 9tcprGicntuntcnbullic bat Ncprd
icntont &rcclono C9tsOD ip0t Dclltc
9Ibcn0 cin Su6Ititut iiir 6ic in ser
IcBtcn @ohc bon ibm on9cbotcnc 81.
ru5 8iu lntCrbrcitCt. Sn Scr
ncucn Bill, iuclhc ongcblid Ole Nh.
lcbtcu elmer WfujoritGt ser rcpubli,
tunildcn YfitQlic0cr rCprGientirt, III
bon Der 9lI0rih Gourunt Bill oh.
lollt nidtS iIbrig 9elniicrL oltBcr DER
9eItlmnlng Nctrcii9 3obllng bon
3inicn mtf 9tcaicrllngS 3epoitcn III
9ntionolbonfcn. 0ic &prlugc Der
or0net 0ic @riln0lmg bon Notionuls
GIcnringboua gIlociotonen 0lrh
nid)t iuenigcr olS 5ebn gtotionalbun-
ten lucIhc julunmcn iibCr elm aopis
tai un0 cincn l(cbcrl6uB bon min0cs
items $5OOO.000 pcrfilgcn. Cine
Steucr bon bier Yro5cnt miro ollr
gtot6Itnn09 Girtllutinn, baiirt ollr
GlcorinqbouS Si6crbciten fir 0cn
Critcn W(onot Oorgelhrleben lrno
fam bonn nm eincn Sent pro No
nat gcItcigcrt pcrocn, bis iie 5ebu
Ero5cnt crrcld)t. Phi 0ielcn @etruJ
ioQ iic ulSOnnn bis gum Ginjicbcn
Scr Girfulotion blcibcu. Cine onocrc
&loliel Der Nia Ocriii9t oic Ginlc.
sung elmer Gouront Gomnliiion,
bcitcbenb aus led)s Senotoren ieb0
Neprdicntnnten itn6 iedS bonn FrG
ii0cnten 5u erncnncn0en 6erren.
Die Nreelnn0 Dill miro morgcn
non ser @onf. mo Gouront Cont
million in Grlu0glmg gc5ogen wcr-
0Cn.
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9tao,uaD
9teaoD
Nelief.

Scit iibcr fiinf}ia 3abrcn lit 0iaS.
luap'8 9caOg 9iclici Ser Samilien.
GOftOr mo Oas ME feblidIagen6e
SouSmitteI gcgcn 6uiteh GrfGItrng.
munOe &eblc, 9roid)iti5, Grippe,
Sln8cncnt5ijnoung uno S6mer5en
icOtr 9cncmmg.
%crnndlGiii9tc GrfGltuugcn arten
in 0rippc uuO 2nngencnt5inonng
ans. 301ert uAt, ionoern peridaiit
Glrd ioiort einc8lnide BON 8aomap's
Jicabg 9irlief ilnO perbiittt 2ungen.
entjilnonnG o0cr fllrirt iie, menn
i6On Oorban0cn. 1ieieS munoerbare
SciImittcI ioIlte iih in ieoem Sauie
bcfinocn; tltrirt, ebe ser 0oftor er.
ld)elnen tunn.
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6nbcn Sie 8atarrh =.

gBesboIb eonfuIiireu Gle atdi
sinen %r5t. fueI6er actarrb.
HranBeiter oer @nfe, beS !SnI.
ies. Der 9unge uno bet SbreH
fiir ldnaer, als 28 Sabre IN
bitfer Staot bebnncs.i bat1 -
BenH Sic reid ii.tb. iuirb 50.
men Mot 81 DieI nbberIaHgt,
mn roenn Sie arut iinb. 10
6ranben Gle nur iiir bic Me.
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GGfie snr Gciic in's Nnslano be-
mOreitrafe, nabe GmitOm !6onie 4ue.
iorgt 6. 9iainc, gir. Alb, Cit.Valti-
The state herald., 1908-12-25
Free to our Readers.

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The state herald., 1908-12-25
NJ. E. CHURCH
W B Augur.

Sermon subjects for Sunday as fol-
lows: Morning Obedience 70 a Divine
Vision" Evening, Sustained Pur-
pose" Four last days, Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday evenings from to
9 interesting and helpful religious serv-
ices. On Thursday evening, sermon
at 10 p. m. refreshments and social
hour II to ll;4O, conservation service
II 40 to u p. m. The public is cordial
ly invited TO these services. We ex-
pect TO have a profitable time.
GEORGE LEDREw RuLisoN. Pastor.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

There win be preaching services at
the Presbyterian church both morning
and evening on Sabbath Dec q at the
usual hours. wish to invite the older
people especially to Join a Sunday Bible
Study class to be organized the first
Sabbath of the New Year for studying
rhe acts of the Apostles. The class
viii meet at the same hour as the Sab
bath school, but will be more advanced
than ordinary Sabbath school work,
and will be supplemented by Sabbath
evening lectures on the New Testa-
ment Book. Early church history, life
etc. as these topics arise in the order
Of discussion. Cordially,
W. 3 Augur.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

A letter received from A. NJ. Axel-
son who has been In attendance at the
corn show in Omaha for the past week
states that the leading prizes have been
carried off by Indiana, while a second
and third prize has been awarded to
Phillips county on corn and it is ru-
mored that the second prize on wheat
has also been awarded 10 this county.
Mr.. Axelson speaks Of one corn exhibit
Of 10 ears which sold for S25 and Of an
other exhibit Of one ear which sold for
81, he having offered 50 for H. He says
can not tell what prizes we will get
on grain as the miller. who, by the way
is my next neighbor, is busy grind
ing the hundreds ef samples for the
chemical as well as the baking test be-
fore the prizes viii be awarded. ! ex-
p,et TO get several prizes.
The state herald., 1908-12-25
CARp OF THANKS.

We wish 20 thank the kind neighbors
AMI friends who so generously assisted
US in our sore bereavement in the re-
cent loss OF our borther Henry.
Louis Tschauner,
Mr. an Mrs. Kimmel and family.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

August Schcunemann writes, under
date Of Dec. 10, saying that they arriy-
ed at hair destination. Phoenix, Arizona
in due season and that Mrs, Scheune-
mann stood the trip fine. They are now
at home at 500 ", jefferson ST. He
mys the tall palms, oleander and orange
trees covered with oranges nearly ripe
arc a sight 10 one who never saw them.
The state herald., 1908-12-25
Have You Coal?

We have2 Both hard and soft. Five
cars on hand and nine more coming,
just for storage. No reason why you
should shiver this winter, is thers? Our
coal is the best to he had for heater or
kitchen. Central Lumber Co.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

Santa Claus came to Holyoke a few
days ago and has taken up his head
quarters at the Big Brick drug store
where you will find a full and complete
line of Christmas presents to please ev-
erybody from the baby to the most fas-
tidious old maid II perchance you are
in doubt, just drop in and you'll find
out.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

Dean Irwin, Vernon Smith. Frank
and Thomas Hargreavcs, who are at
tending school in Denver came down
last week 70 renew their acquaintance
with the home folks.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

Cammille Rouselle has sold his herd
of thorough bred Poland China hogs to
NJ. Odland of this county. This is a
valuable herd and Mr.. OdIand is to be
congratulated on his good fortune in Sc
curing this herd Of registered hogs.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

Mrs. Walter Zoll arrived in Holyoke
last Friday and Walter wears a smile
which resembles a gum elastic over
shoe stretched around a lamp post
The state herald., 1908-12-25

George B. Spencer Of Salamanta, N.
Y, is visiting with the family of his
aunt, Mrs. L. P Sears, Of Holyoke
Mr.. Spencer is limb Of the law and
may decide 70 locate in our city.
The state herald., 1908-12-25
Winter Excursions
Low Rates

WINTER TOURIST RATtS.Day reduced California Old
Mexico, Southern and Cuban
lANDSKRS EXCURSIONS your cheap
Excursions Tuesdays
settle up country We personally the first
and third Tuesdays also To the Big Horn Basin and Yellowstone Valley and
help boer locate the Government Irrigated Excursions
charge D. Glenn Deav Lndsceer Bureau
Omaha Tell old home friends
ed farm wad by Uncle grersest gaor
known.
ssH,! E.gF!!Fv H, L Cover Ticket Agt Hoyoke, Colo
8 ikIIiI L. W Wakeey, G. P A., Omaha.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

Buy your Christmas cards at the
Mont Calm restaurant. They have a
full assortment of beauties.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

We have a fine line of fresh fruit and
vegetables, also a supply of fresh lard
Kelly & Works.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

Quality is always considered first il
the selection Of my entire stock o
jewellery. W. II. Lyman.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

The incest, freshest and best assort-
ment of Christmas candies to be found
in Holyose is at the Mont Calm.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

When you want visiting cards, call at
the HERALD office. We carry very
nice assortment Of linen cards.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

I have a full stock of jewellery of all
kinds such as rings, silvcrware. clocks,
watches, bracelet, cuff buttons,
breaches, gold fobs, necklaces, waist
sets, lockets, etc, etc. W. II. Lyman.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

Judge Rice Of S. D., who had been
visiting with the family Of his sis
ter, Mrs. E. c. Summers, Of this coun-
BY, left Tuesday for his home.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

W. NJ. Stout is smiling over the ar
rival Of a big girl which his wife pre-.
sented him with for Christmas. She
arrived Dec. %.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

Fresh nuts of all kinds at the Mont
Calm.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

Rev ]. Winterbourne, pastor of the
Haxtun E. l. Herald and proprietor Of
the NJ. E. Church at Haxtun visited
Holyoke Monday Phillips County Re
publican.
1t seems that a tidal wave Of pros
perity has struck Bro. Winterbourne
square between the eyes. Pass the ii
John.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

Miss Bertha johnson is visiting at
York, Neb.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

Read the ad of Kelly & Works in this
issue.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

Jewlery makes the most appreciated
gift See my assortment of first-class
goods. W. II. Lyman.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Slack and children
who have been visiting in California re
turned to Phillips county this week.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

A Baltimore man had decided that he
must administer stern lecture to his
6 year old son Harry, The boy had
been naughty, but did not seem to ap-
preciate the fact: and it was with some
reluctance, therefore that the parent
undertook the scoldirg. He spoke iu-
diciously, but severely; he recounted
the lads misdeeds, and duly explained
the why's and wherefores of his solemn
rebuke, his wife the while sitting by
duly impressed. Firally when the faith
er ceased for breath, and incidentally,
to hear the eulprit's acknowledgment
of error, the lad, his face beaming with
admiration, turned TO his mother and
said: ma, ism pa interesting?" Har-
per's Magazine.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

Oscar Troutman and wife and little
of this county started Tuesday
for a visit with relatives at York, Neb
The state herald., 1908-12-25

Newal Porter left Wednesday morn
ing for Eustice, Neb., to attend the
marriage of his daughter, Edith.
The state herald., 1908-12-25

Mrs. c. A. Stiles left Monday morn
ing for visit at the old home in Sewel
Iowa.