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DIAMONDS at the lowest figure at H.
f. Hillman & Co.'S
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II. L. HILLMAN & Co.'S prices are low
on Ladies and Gents Gold Watches.
9S Eleventh street.
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THE Real Estate of the August Rolf
estate Nos. 973s and 27+0 Eoff street,
will be offered as whole and in two
parts: also, No. 22l7 Main street. These
properties are in good repair, and will
be offered at Special Commissioner
sale, at the Court House, Saturday, De-
ccmber 90. 1890.
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III. l.. HILMAN * Co, will make an
other 10 per cent. reduction on silver
plated ware All new goods. IS Elev-
enth ST.
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an r. MAILMAN & CO. Is the loves.
priced house in the city Tor sii.s w..
ssn. .Isw.lry. No. IS Eleventh street.
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GossAMERs and Umbrellas, at
EMSHERiEH's
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Plush, Leather and Olive Wood Pho
tograph Albums In new and regular
shapes. Ask to see our 50 Silk Plush
Album, worth $3.50.
STAyTOy G DAVrNpoPT
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THERE is no risk in trying Taylor's
Best Flour. Every sack is warranted.
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Holiday Excursions via The PennsJ Wa
mia Lines.
Excursion tickets will be sold at reduced
rates at all ticket stations Of the Pennsyl-
vania Lines West of Pittsburg on Decem-
her 24th, 18th and 3lst, 1890, and January
lst 1891. Tickets will be good returning
until January 9Th, inclusive.
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USE Taylor's Best Flour. None bet
ter. FullY warranted.
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WHEAT & HANCnER can give you
better assortment of Silverware and at
lower prices than any one in the city.
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Notice.

II. Z. HnLMAN & Co.'S lax Watch is
stamped lax.
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Make sensible Presents.

II. E. HuLMAN 4 Co. have a fine as
sortment of Ladies' and Gents Rings.
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Buy your lax Watch at II. E. Hill
man 4 Co.'S.
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BEAUTIES are those sl.OO Hemstitch-
ed VERY tne) Towels. at
EMSHEIMER
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ARE yon using Taylor's Best Flour?
II not try ii.
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Watches.

at lowest figures at IL. L. Hillman &
Co. :. IS Eleventh street.
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I.AnIrs, WATCHES.

We arc having great sale In Ladies'
Watches. You can get from us good
Solid Gold Case, with Elgin or WaItham
Stem Wind Movement. fully warranted,
for $4,000. WHEAT H8NCHER,
Jewellers and Silversmiths.
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HEHILLMAN s CO. have just received
some choice pieces of Fine siiNerware,
which will be sold at low hsures' NO. -
EIexenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-20

Buy your lax Watch at II. L. Hill
man Il Co.'S.
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HAsENAUER's SHOE HOUSE,
Cheapest Shoe House In the State.
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TAYLoR's Best Flour is high grade
article.
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IIEMSTITCHED Linen Table Sets,
Lace Bed Sets,
Lace Curtains, at EEsHEIMEI'S.
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SHORT skirts, soc; short skirts, 7'jc
short skirts, Sl.5O, at EMHsEMER's.
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l. Descriptive FantaSia-"A Rustic We'd
ding IN Savoy ............:.....:...H. King
nachtszeit" ..................G. Unbehaun
g. Fanfare Militairc" ............R L. Hoffman
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Diamonds. Diamonds.

CALL on II. E. Hillman & Co. this
week.
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silver ChateiaIn Open-faced Ladies'
watches at $3.50, at II. u. Hillman n Co.'s.
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We are fully prepared to meet all prices
In Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry.
WHEAT d HANCHER,
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L. S. Coon sells Dry Goods the cheapest
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The finest assortment of Holiday slip
pers and lowest prices mt
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
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GUINET Black Silk,
Guinet Black Silk,
Guinet Black Silk,
Guinet Black silk, at
EMsuEIMER'S, Is and 20 Eleventh ST.
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ii. T.. HILLMAN 8 co.

Our $3.50 Mems Fine Calf Shoes reduced
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To KEEP YOUR FEEf "
PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH
49, our celebrated Merino, Gamers
- nj Natural Wool Half Hose.
For warmth and Durability our suP'''''
Wool Knit Jackets cannot be oea.e"'
WV G. HESS s SONS,
,,.r.hant raIlors and Gents tnrn,sn n,
Mere"S"' issi and 1898 Market street.
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Christmas Rehearsal.

There will be grand rehearsal by
the Opera House orchestra at Aron
Hall tomorrow evening, and the pro-
gramme will be especially interesting,
as it embraces many selections appro-
pirate to Christmas. The following is
the programmes:
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l. March" Brrgsaglicri" ...........G G. Ss"ffrns
= Overture eihcfest" .............H. Stark,
3. Waltz from the Operetta Our beauties
A. d.
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Il isn't often that the gent eIuan who preside
over the destinies OF the moon discovers that u
i absolutely necessary to desert his post but
ha found that the bargains In SHOES now
offered bv ALIEN AMBER * co. We're too tempt
inc 70 be resisted Like wise man he takes
advantage OF an opportunity when he sees H.
and When he returns he Will have made Tue
most profitable trip Of his life
and so uaf az irh0 MAKE q trip 70 OR 1of,
,l,lriHg ne ntrf four rssks. We ar altering some
Goods ~ prices n N yoW iriN Hecer b. dbls 70 aHPh
cQfs. n M
/. -
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II. L. HILIMAN x Co. can save you
money on Sterling Silver, Tea and
Table Spoons.
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STONES CASE SHOE STORE.
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prrttAts.
.EE GREATEST DISPLAY on

n LNNIW
t,-.. show of 1000 additional Winter samples
-mo-e than Am Wheeling merchants combined
for Gents suits. Overcoats and uniforms ~ u.s.
-.,eived from Wanamaker y Brown OF tnlis'
Ielphia Thirty-threc per saved ana n. ~.
teed. D. ~ 40, Str,,.ts
nUl AfNr. AMNANNiAA aAA HtNtAN
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WHEAT & HANCuERs,
Jewellers and Silversmiths.
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HANGING
CABINETS,
po TlG,l u, stylish. desirable AMI select.
ESCRIToRIES.
SECRETARIES,
BOOKCASES.
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l13S Main stree
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Great New. for the BOYS.

jewelers. and silversmiths.
The state herald., 1890-08-15

There is no need of Il third party
movement IN Colorado this year. The
political issues of the campaign will bt
tonight out between the democrats and
republicans. The latter will triumph
If good men are nominated. and the,
will give Colorado Il good government
The people who are thinking of en-
teriug upon third party movement
because of the outrageous character oil
the Seventh General Assembly and the
criminality and ineiiiciency of the pres
ent state administration, lave good
reason to complain. But they have M
reason DIS yet to repudinte the Republi.
can party. If the Republican parn
should endorse the gang and nominate
men In sympathy with that orgaization
there would be reason to question
whether the party would give the state
the right kind of an administration
But this has not been doue. Tie press
of the state has denounced the Gang,
and the party will do the same thing
in the state convention.
For the people of Colorado to say
that the Republican party is not to be
trusted would he like declaring that
they have no confidence In themselves,
for the minority of the people of this
state are Republicans. \ few p0l!ti-
clans who have cluimed to be Republic
cans are robbers and knaves; but the
great mass of the party Is honest. The
people who do the voting are honest.
If they bestir themselves they can con-
troll the primaries, they can control the
county conventions, and they can COLI
troll the the state convention.
All independent movement would
not succeed in the election Of the In.
dependent candidates. a sufficient
number of men cannot be weaned
away from the old parties to secure
the election Of independent candidates.
The third party movement. IL it were
TO leopard the success Of the Republi.
can party at all, would do so by open
ing the way for the election of the
Democratic ticket. There is no hope
IN such u move.
The Democratic leaders who control
their party ut present are no more to
be trusted than the members Of the
Gang who pretend to be Republicans.
There isa corrupt element in the Dem
ocr;,lic party whicl, for long time has
its councils and shaped Its
policy. II the Democrats were to sue
coed, this element would he ut the
front. II would control legislation,
and il would send II Democrat to the
unitei States Senate IN place OF Scna.
tor Teller. IL the Republicans wish such
result, they may joi" IN independent
But In doing 10 they
would not show themselves to he loyal
To the best interests OF Colorado. -ISen-
yer Republican.
The state herald., 1890-08-15
The ,xecntinn of Kemmler Il

The execution of kemmler by cleo
tricity, ut Albany New York, took
pla,le on the 9th instant. No doubt II
few enthusiasts over tie tiiumphs Of
science are highl, elaied over the re-
suit aud consider it II wonderful sue.
cess III that line. but the great mass of
the people will fail to see more in the
new mode of inflicling death than II
novel w!im Of the scientists. 1t re-
moves none of the horror Of the
thought connected will, the deliberate
taking human life and simply attaims
the same end 10y mode which, proba-
bly, to the eye, does not seem sobarbor-
Gus rs hanging by the neck. While
this mode of executing the death pen
atty may show advancement in scicn
tile researches. yet TO abolish capital
punishment from our criminal codes
wonld show II mlre creditablc nd.
rancement toward bringing our pun.
shm,n of crime into accord with the
civilization Of III, i,gc.
The state herald., 1890-08-15
Approved April 10. lssa.
TRUSTEES SALE.

I1rIiEpE,s. snrnb A. No,r, ,,,, r.o,,,.
Moorr. Of the county of Phillips mid
state Of Colorado, on III, 18th DAY OF p,cc,n.
her 4. H.. lsS.. by their certain sectl of ,ru.,
Of TINT date. which Is recorded In the oilirr
"f the County Clerk nni Eccordrr & iogn,,
county. Colorado, In Book II, PAGE sls. M the
reco H. OF said oRnn county. conveyed to a.
l.. webster. NJ trustee. or In case Of death,
fciEnatIon, r., naval from the county or
failure To act. or other Inability OF said u.
l.. Webster. then to Chrrlcs ~ Tinhrlnk.
Ms successor In trust the follow lug described
sro?uriy. situate Ia the county Of t. gan,
nos III itr county OF Phillips, state Of Colo.
RADIO, to'wit:
tn. north half tnis) ard the southwest
quarter isv' aud the north quarter tni y
Of the southeast quarter Il. ; of the ror,h.
east qunrtrr tnca oi section thir,crn lia) an
township az north range forty.iiv tial wost.
together with all und slngu,ar the nriyIl
sgc- mud appurtcnnacr- lh.r.uuto l.lun.
ing, ~ tni-t To secure the pn, m.nt of two
certain promissory note AZ even dntc with
-aId deed OF tru ,igard liy sarah Moor,
Perry Moorc. e. II. Moarr and Emma Moorr.
one note for fc,eniy.iwo dollar. tt,si nay.
able To the order OF 1hro,lorr 10. Tinton IL,
months after ,iatr with Interest nj ihr,, nor
cent per month after maturity nnd omen "a,
for four hundred nud Observation-Disclosures,
payable TO the nrdrruf 1hnodort' u. linton
onc year from date viii, lpt.r,..t,t ,t,
cent. per month from maturity,
The state herald., 1890-08-15

The Rocky Mountain News, IN at
tempting to Justify the course of the
democratic party in opposing the FEEDER.
al election bill, says that there are ISL
931 democratic votes In the forth and
BOZ ,0j3 republican voters In tho south
That have no representation IN Cou-
grrSs, leaving according 10 these figures,
is1,tSi. more democrats than rcpubli.
cans without representation IN con.
gress. This Is the natural aud newt.
able result of the majority rule aul
neither party has amy just ground Of
complaint In this matter Even II
this figures out ms the News states IL,
We fail TO see how this fact can tend.
eYen IN the slightest degree, To excuse
tic gruss violation uf tha rights OF
franchise which the federal election
law was intended Ia prevent, Il l.
not n question as to whether the mi.
noilly atc represented bn, Ms 10 wiic,l.
CT they shall br permitted to vote ~
they desire 10.
The state herald., 1890-08-15
HARVEST HOME exouRsIohs.

OMAHA, NEB., MARCH 18th. 1890.
STATE HERALD:
Dear Slr:-Your attention IN called
to the fact, that n Series Of Home
Seekers Excursions has been arranged
to run from the cast to all points on
the Lines OF "'rhc BurlIngton," west
OF Missouri River. Tickets will be
sold April ed, May GOTH, September
9th, and October i4th., ut Chicago,
Peoria and st. Louis land all points
west thereof to the Missouri River).
ut half rate, that is: ONE FARE for
the round trip. Stop-overs will he
allowed at points west of the Missouri
River at any time within the final
limit of the ticket, which will he
thirty days. 1t is expected that ar
rangememts will he made with the
lines east of Chicago, so that tickets
can Ike purchased at all points MS far
east as Buffalo and Pittsburg. at the
same rate.
The attention Of the people In your
vicinity is called to the special impor-
lance OF taking proper steps to thor
oughly advertise the advantages Of
your particular section, In order to
induce settlers from the east To avail
themselves of the low rate offered,
and locate in Colorado.
Yours Truly,
j. FRANCIS.
Cen Pass &, 'Tictot Auo,,
The state herald., 1890-08-15

Senator Teller has introdu ced an,
other silver bill in the Senate providing
for the coinage of 1000, 000, ounces OF
silver each month, not only during the
next year but during succeeding years.
lie has also Incorporated in he bill a
free coinage section which is rs fol
lows:
Whenever the market price Of silver
is 81 for 31l.25 grains of pure silver. it
shall he lawful thereafter for the own
er of any silver bullion to deposit the
same ut any coinage mint of the
United States, TO be formed into stand
ard silver dollars for his benefit, rs
provided in the act Of january Is, 1857
The purchase Of silver bullion shall
cease after the free coinag of silver
shall have commenced.
The state herald., 1890-08-15

For some reason not yet made pub.
lie, the sale Of the Rocky Mountain
News TO certain republicans in Denver
fell through, and Il half interest in the
paper has been purchased by Thomas
Patterson who will in the near future,
assume the editorship of The paper.
The News, unquestionably, stands
high MS paper for general news, but
MS a party organ 1t will be necessary
for Mr.. Patterson to change its policy
materially, rs no doubt he will, before
it can be relied upon by the party.
a paper that espouses the cause of II
political party "for revenue only" is
rot such Il one as can be trusted to
stand by the party in times Of ADVERSE
The state herald., 1890-08-15

Tia Democrats and the farmers
have n common cause. They are bat
ting for the same principles, and there
is 10 reason why the two should no,
present united front agains. the com.
mon enemy. Rocky Mountain News.
Yes, the democrats Of Colorado nj.
ways Try 10 make |, appear that they
have n common cause with every indie.
pendent political move made In the
s'n,e Their only hope Of success Mt
tile polls is to So manipulate matters
us 10 get the support Of MI the indie.
pendent parties In TIE field. and their
whole object aud aim, from now on I'LL
election, viii he 10 secure control OF
the Farmers Alliance aud Knights Of
Labor party, with II view to elect the
democratic ticket. II will 4 ud the
farmers IN hand TO he on their guard
aud not take II for granted That. simp.
~ because the democrats say they have
common cause. they IRE acting In
good faith.
The state herald., 1890-08-15

statement in strong terms Of the party
grievances against the past course Of
the leading democratic organ Of The
state and the probabilities are chat,
had 1t not been for. the timely inter-
ference of Holyoke's representative,
Judge Glynn, Bro. Patterson wea;i
also have been denounced by the irate
editors. Muny of the democrats seem
to have very little faith In the democ.
racy of the News and Mr.. Patterson,
hy his unexplained absence from this
editorial gathering has, to say the
leust, lost IN opportunity to convince
his followers that II change will I've
made IN the course of the paper. The
editorial meeting. from democratic
standpoint may have been success.
but it will certainly. require several
such meetings to inspire the rank and
file Of the party with any reasonable
hope of success it the coming cam
paign.
The state herald., 1890-08-15

The Senatorial committee for this
district met Mt Fort Morgan on the Is
instant and apportioned the delegates
for the Senatorial convention which is
called to meet at Fort Morgan Septem-
Der oath. All Of the counties were
represented and an enthusi-
astic and harmonious meeting
WAS had. Now that the date is set
for the convention every member of
the party should feel that there is IN
imperative duty resting upon him to
use his utm ost endeavors to aid in
sending such men 10 that convention
us can be trusted to select II clean re.
publican, Il man of the people, as our
candidate for representative. and we
feel sure that such will be the action
of the party.
The state herald., 1890-08-15

II
FREE Traders set up wall Of hor-
ror at the thought of distributing again
to tile people, through the Pension
Bureau, some 100000 II week Of
their own money, but they are delight.
ed to think of sending several times
that amount abroad scattered where
it will be forever lost to rs. Every
dollar paid ont for pensions Is imme-
diately set to work doing good among
our own people. Every dollar eXpen-
ded for imported goods, OH the other
hand makes the country that much
the poorer, by being subtracted from
our circulating medium. = National
Tribune.
The state herald., 1890-08-15

! RECOMMEND the suspension Of the
compulsory cn.nagc of silver dollars
directed by the Jaw passed in Felrru-
nry. lsTs.- President C.e,eland's Mes.
sage. Dee. S, lsSo.
We damand the free coinage of sill
ver and that il lie made legal tender
for debts, public aud private. Iowa
Democratic Platform, 1850.
II the democrats of many of the
states adopt such planks us that in
their platform, it will bc very neces-
sary that Grover defer any further
fishing expeditions and devote his spare
time Ia writing letters 10 the dear
people in explanation Of his position on
the silver question, il he aspires to the
drmncra,ic nomination for president.
We imagine. however that the western
wing Of the party have had about
enough of Grover.
The state herald., 1890-08-15

Pr baby no public improvement Is
If inofc Vital Interest 20 ;lic producers
ui The west than the Improvement II
HE liaibms on the Gnlf Of Mexico.
rlr west must lAyca shipping poin,
nearer lhui New York cry before It's
products can be exported vita amy Hat.
isiaciury degree of profit 10 the pro
producer. With several good lnbors
an the q III. the west will b. cimparl
lively independent Ia the irnnsportii.
ton III IL products aud Chicago aud
eastern rilirs aud railroads can NJ
hnfcf ihfcr w. To pny ihcm ,rlbulc
y steamship from Galveston. Texas,
irechil. laha,d II ciigD of corn in
London Ia god condition mud the
Galveston News states that since this
ship load of corn nns sent ncrJss The
the vceAn the fieitht rates on cori
have bren rrdiice,l from knusns City.
TIL, day IL coming a'd Is not fni
d.halil. " the people heck after il,ir
ln'picts ns HE, sho,il,l, when Tie inr.
bora ~ 'lie Gulf NJ MrAlco wiIi be ~,
si'iiii5 + iIlt IA tic ,n'il. a.st
The state herald., 1890-08-15

You have heard your friends and neigh.
bors talking about 1t. You may yourself liz
one ut The many who know from personal
experience Just how good Thing II Is. II
You have ever tried Il, You nrc one II It's
s'auncl friends. because the wonderful
Thing about II Is, that When once given n
trial, Dr. Kings New Discovery ever after
holds place In the house. lfyou have ncv.
rr used It and should be afflicted with n
cough. cold amy throat, lung or cheat
trouble secure bottle At once md glyc II n
'"'rtrinl. II Is guaranteed every time. or
money refunded. Trial bottles free nj CITY
Drug Siurc.
The state herald., 1890-08-15
CHANGED HIS MisD.

During orr State Fair u large flesh,
gentleman cnmc iulo nur drug store
and wns suffering iiil,mtcly IN m pain
IN The sit ma,li, ,aiitrd b, change II
wafer nnd diet. He called for ainpcr
md brandy. The latter We could not
rii,pl,. Nc Therefore recommended
tLninhtilnin's c,lir. ,li,lrna sad diai.
ilacn r,D,d,. He He'd thu e had
ho faith In my patent nndleinra, lui
finally concluded 10 take n du.c. ln u
hlrit time. le returned nd luurht u
latte. Tie liint drse relieved lin.
We hnyr large sale of It, mostly to
commercial travellers mud 10 persons
who have uscd u aud know what IL ~.
Char. Arnold h Co., Morgan House
Drug Store. Dvs Moines. Iowa. Fer
sale by L S. paknn.
The state herald., 1890-08-15

Perhaps YOU are run down. emit eat
cant SLEEP, can't think. can't do anything
To your satisfaction. nnd'you wonder wlia
ais you. You should heed The warning
,on arr taking the nrsi step In,o hcrvmi,
rros'ra'lon. You need n nerve tonic and IL
Electric Hitter. YOU viii mud the exact rem
ely inr restoring Your nervous system To II,
normal. lcalihy condition. Surprising re-
sulls iollow The ,sc oi this great nerve ton
ic and Alternative. Your appetite returns
good digestion !, restored, and the liver nnt
kldnc,H resume beatty action. Tryn bottle
Price i1rts. nj tity Drug Store,
The state herald., 1890-08-15
A New KIND or INSURANCE.

For twenty-five cents you can insure
yourself and family against any bad re-
suits from an attack of bowel complaint
during the summer. One or two doses
Of Chamberlain's collie, cholera and
diarrhoea remedy will cure any ordi.
nary case. 1t never fails and is pleas
ant and safe to take. No one can af-
ford to travel without 1t. For sale ut
2a cents per bottle. For sale by L. S.
Dakan.
The state herald., 1890-08-15

According 10 the rep,rt Of tho meet
Ing Of democratic editors ut Denver
there does not seem iobc much cnihu.
s'asm nm 'ng the Bourbon Knights Of
the quill. Only thirteen papers we're
Represented and 1, seems that pence
aud harmony did moi prevail even
hmong The imnll nunllcr =, mo 81
the aie'le,n irok occns.cn 20 naie y
The state herald., 1890-08-15

The republicans of Wyoming have
nominated Goveror Warren ms their
candlda,c for Governor in the coming
election. No man could have been nut
forward by the republicans who would
poll larger vote than Governor War
rem. lie will run ahead of the ticket
and be elected by II good majority.