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James Gerons is braklns extra be-
tween Cheyenne and Holyokc.
Engine 229 is out again after get.
ting new coat of paint. Barney and
Browncy have very pleasant smiles
ON themselves.
Engine l2l with way car II made
fly run to Hastings, Saturday, ON
stock train, 1856 miles in 2s hours,
not Il bad run.
ID. Magncr and wife. returned from,
Holdrcgc Monday and Dave took his
engine west, Tuesday morning.
ID. Bryan, superintendent of the
water sesvicc west of Hastings, Is
looking over j. Il. Kidd's line from
lioldrege TO Cheyenne.
What is wrong with the boys talk
ing to Mr.. Highland and get him to
take charge of the ball team this year
Ed is great b b man.
Il. II. Peters, laborcr at round
house, is of for ten days. He can
rchcarse for Dramatic Co. In good
shape now.
Car repaircr, A. Stdcrbcrg, who
was taken sick the 18th of Scptcm-
bcr 1889, with rheumatism, was visit
ing the boys at round house Wedncs-
day.
DIR. Il. A. Hail was In town We'd
nesday, jacking up James Kidd and
a. NJ. Woodford about the Relief De
partmcnt affairs.
Base ball must soon begin-We hope
that Iolyokc can get Il club this year
that can beat the Lamar team.
s. Il. Flory is at present laying of
for Il few days.
G.. j. Stull is resting up for awhile.
while Mr.. Sheppard shovels the coal
in engine l5D.
Andy Miller received cigar box
from the cast-placc unknown by
express, Wednesday. The box CON
tanned white mice ANDY is quite n
sporting man.
j. w. Crowner is again ont firing
in the yard, at present with Viersen.
Why is II that conductor Joe An
drcws has to he marked '.handlc with
care" while an the streets?
l.. l.. Nelson, formerly extra agent
on the main line, has accepted posi-
ton as operator at Cheyenne.
Janitor Wcntz win soon present a
new play 10 the people OF llolyoke.
entitled The ,Ianitor's Revenge. or
The Fatal Plunge into the Cuspldorc.
Shorty McClellaa is of for ten days
he can also attend the Magic City Co.
The boys are all wondering why
Mr. Woodford does not perform on his
byciclc of late.
Hose company number one. have
now about iifly dollars In the treas.
ury. Number two is visiting,
The state herald., 1890-03-21

The golden road to .ealth in Phil.
lips county, with all its envied ease
and comfort, is widely op en- to the en-.
ergetic business man whose zeal aud
spirit keep him ahead Of his com.
petiror. The "bcautiful gates arc
"ajar," and the rrstler of to-day glides
into the promised land Of prosperity,
aud secures this envied treasure, while
the sleepy head stands outside and ad-
mires the nobby architecture Of the
gate post.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
Attend the entertainment ut Bakers
hall, Friday evening Marc, 2lst.

nail, rTluuy cNeHins Hsfp' -is''
For SALE.-One fine blooded Ken
lucky jack, on very easy terms. The
jack may be seen at the Star Livery
Barn. Call on c. Varney, lIolyoke,
Colo. =.
A first class dentist will find llol-
yoke the best city in the west to locate
In. Write to the State Herald for fur
ther information.
All shades Of ingrains and borders
to match. Central drug store 25th
For seed wheat call on W. c. Brit
ton. oitf.
SEQ "McGinty take the drop" ut
Bakers hall, Friday evening, March
2lst.
Call and examine Dur Wallpaper
and get our prices, Dakan drug
company. 25,h
II you want to laugh, see "Razzle
Dazzle" Friday evening March 2ist.
A. Hyatt has the best line Of grocer
les Of any firm In town. 2T2w.
When In town do not fail 10 call on
A. HYATT, the honest grocerer. and
youwill save money II you buy. sI2.
,--J-G. 6ilbert Is closing out hi attire
stock OF books, at half price. Give
him call. 81 2w
DO not miss the "n,'ltical wonders, y
at Bakers hall, Friday evening
March olst.
Wallpaper ut the Central drug
store. 25tf
Call around at the grocery store Of
A. Hyatt aud inspect his grocery stock.
272w.
Our groceries arc always pure md
fresh and we sell them cheap. 81 ".
There WI bc n meeting Of the
Teachers ISOLATION on Saturday,
March 10th, nj 0:30 mountaif time.
James Gilbert, the cigar maker. has
the finest lines Of chewing nnd smok-
ign tobacco's OF any place In town.
II you want n fine smoke. cnll Mt the
cigar factory. Ont choice. Santa rosa.
Lofty. and Jim's choice will make you
u line smoke. ~ 2w
Now Ia the time 10 purchase land In
Phillips county. A delay of three
months will convince You that we are
right.
God help lIolyokc, when ring can
scll It's post Office and so unnolcs,cd.
nut wait. Its not confirmed yet.
Where IL the Republican County Cen
ffa' ccnlmitieos
The state herald., 1890-03-21

Supt. Of Census Porter has issued /,
circular In which. among other things,
he says, that enumerators nre TO be
chosen without reference to their polit-
ical affiliations, and with regard enly
to fitness. Preference however, Is to
be given honorably discharged soldiers
and sailors. Superintendent Porter
says there is no law making women In
eligable for appointment ms chumern-
tors.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

a. L Brannon, Cha.rmas. IIolyohc.
John II. Boardman, Secretary, llnNinn.
Precinct No. ~ Il Gilroy, liolyoke.
Precinct No. s-E Z nrannon. Iiolyoke.
Prccipds No. :-Oscar Troutman, Holyokc'
Precinct No. 4-.Ioin Il Boar,inian, Haxtun'
Prafinct No. 5-Jamcs bryant. Bryrnt.
Precinct No. G-.I. Is. Akin, Emmcr-on.
The state herald., 1890-03-21


The STATE HERALD acknowledges
n pleasant visit from State organizer
John W. lIrcmmicr Of the Farmers Al.
lance, on Saturday last. MI. Drcm-
micr informs us that there is now sotnc
seventy Alliance organizations ju Colo.
rado. On Saturday evening M Al
lance wnf organized ut Bucks school
house, aud on Monday night II simi.
lnr organization WAS formed with lifty
members. NJ fairyiew school house In
this county. Mr. llrcmmicr left On
Tuesday afternoon for Amherst, where
he was called TO organize ono "a these
bodies. lie informs us that u Is not
tho purpose Of the Alliance to draw
men from their present political or.
ggnitatiors, but simply 10 see that
auel candidates arc put forward for
Office ar viii deal justly le tho faaircf
In legislative aud other matters when
elected.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
nrnKLrN,s AnNlcA sALNr.

The best sal,c In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rlcum, Fever
Sores. letter, chappcd. Hands, Chilblains
corus, and MI sktn tfup'ions, and POSI-
lively cures piles. or no ray required. II Is
guaranteed 10 gl,N perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. l'i!cc VI cents per box
For Sale by CITY drug store.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

The County Commissioners at their
last meeting, awarded the County
printing TO the Phillips county News.
We expected the printing to he award
cd ton democratic paper and In sur
rendering to the News the county
printing, we have no complaint what
ever 10 make. We believe that "to
the victor belongs the spolls," In poll.
ties, and when the good old time
comes that reDublicanIsm trlum phs
In Phillips county. we'll expect the
News Ia step aside for the HERALD.
US gracefully u, we do now, for II,
The state herald., 1890-03-21
COUNTY OFFICERS.

County Clcrk--C. 4. McPhcrson.
Rhcrin--L. Z. wiihcrbcc.
Judgc--Iames Glynn.
Trcnsurcr-D. A. liOskins.
supt. Of Schools-C. II. Undertake.
Assessor-Ottis Castctter.
survcyor-wm. lo~c'
Commissioners Mike Francis, j. Z. Elder an'
The dorc Chalberg.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

Don't give way TO mossbacks and
laggards In your effort to build up
your town. They are to be found in
every live, go-ahead town or city and
the man Of push and pluck always re-
joices when ne sees their feet turned
toward the bone yard.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

The lawn grass at the B. q NJ. eat
ing house is quite green. giving evidence
that spring time is near at hand. Dur
ing the summer season this is the most
beautiful place in our city, and
should be patterned after by many
of our citizens, especially those who
have large grounds surrounding their
homes.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

As springtime approaches our cit
izens should prepare to plant trees in
front Of their residences. Nothing adds
more to the looks ola city than trees
and shrubbery and every one should
take a personal pride IN adorning and
beautifying their home grounds, and
surroundings.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
STATE OFFICERS.

tovernor--Job A. Cooper.
II. Govcrnor-w. g. Smith.
Secretary Of state-Jamcs Rice
state Trcasircr-w. II. Brisbane.
supt. Pub. Inst.-F. Dick.
State Auditor--D. Is. Schwanbcck.
Attorney Generals. W. Jones.
Senator Ist Dist.--J. W. McCreercy.
Representative sth Dist.-Geo. &. Heed'
The state herald., 1890-03-21

Forty thousand speckled trout were
received at Champion, Tuesday even
ing, from the State Hatchery at
South Bend and were Immediately put
in Champion Lake. This makes near
ly two hundred thousand trout that
have been put In the Frenchman riv-
er ut or near this place.-Chase Coun-
ty, Neb., Champion.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
loc0llopO.

II is our purpose 10 note the arrival AMI de-
pnrturc Of all guests 10 our city, and request
those VIII. have visitors to inform Us ofthe fact.
Local news Items are always thankfully received
The state herald., 1890-03-21

Remember the entertainment to.
night at Bakers hall by the Magic City
Dramatic Club,' for the benefit of the
City fire department and Knights Of
Pythias.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

County Commissioner J. q. Elder
leaves for Johntown, Altoona and other
points In Pennsylvania In the interest
of immigration 10 llolyoke aud PHIL
ips county. No man knows better the
many advantages possessed by this To-
cality than Mr.. Elder lie goes to his
old home where many families are n
waiting his coming to learn from his
lips Of this beautiful, health inyigora.
ting, prairie country Of ours.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

A notary public in Dolores county
recently had to pay one hundred doll.
ars for neglecting TO note on his no.
tary record the affidavit of an old sol.
diar in filling out his pension papers.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

Why don't the Republican Central
Committee meet and investigate the
fraudulent work attempted, OF secur-
ing the appointment OF postmaster
at lIolyoke. If six one hundred dollar
notes are NOR. potent In securing the
Office than the endorsement of tho
Republicans OF this COUNTY, let them
know IL and know IL at once. The
guilty r'ittles should he exposed and
the Central Committee should see
that IL Is done.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

On tomorrow the county organiza-
ton of the Farmers Alliance will be
perfected. The meeting will be held
in this city.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

A great rush IL being made from
many of'the eastern states TO the Cher
okee strip In the Indian Territory, the
boomers paradise, while here IN Phil
lips county we have farming country
which far -erpasses II; the purest II
water and besides enjoy nll the ndyan.
tnges of settled. prosperous country.
The Cherokee strip Is an excellent
country no doubt. TO stay away from.
Phillips county is Just the reyoise Of II.
Don't take our word for II but come
and look for yourself, and We are sure
you will invest, and remain with us.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
CITY OFFICERS,

Mayor q L Joi.nsaa
Police Judgc-P Z westovcr.
Rccordcr-R ellison.
Marrhal-A 4 Tempe.
Attorney-E u Brannen.
Trcasurcr-t;eo T. Clark.
Trustees-Iec withcrbce, \ Temple, Patrick
Walsh. J + Kenyon. + Raymond. 4 Webb.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.

NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.
frcsitcnt-Benj. IIrrrison.
President Of Senate-Ievi r. Morton.
Chief Justlcc-Melyille w. Fuller.
Secretary Of statc-Jamcs G. Blaine.
Treasury. -Wm. Window.
War-Rcdncld Proctor.
Navy-B. =. Tracy.
Interior-J. W. Noble.
/" Agricultural. Rusl.
ttorney General-w. II. II. Miller
Postmaster Gencral-John wannmaker.
". q. scnators-H. NJ. Teller, +. o. Wolcou.
Rcurcsentatiye-Hosca Townsend.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

Marrlrd-At the residence ~ the
brides mother In Phillips county,
Colorado, on Thursday, March s0th
1890. by Rev NJ. l.. kunklchian. NJ
McCook, Ncbraska: Mr.. Oscar Trout
man and Miss Sophie u. Peter.
The STATE llEpALp Joins with the
hady friends of ihr happy young
couple IN extending congratulations,
mingled with ~, hopc that on their
voyage through life together nothing
but the brightest of sunshlhe shall
fall upon them, TINT happiness aud
plenty shall abound with them and
that prosperity shall greet them IN
every hand.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

We have an opportunity to trade
general merchandise for farm property
near Holyoke.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

From the Chase County Neb. Cham.
plon, we Learn that our live little neigh.
boring city OF Champion Is soon to have
her second roller process Hour
and grist mill. This not only speaks
vwell for the agricultural interests Of
Chase county but also shows what can
se accomplished by pluck, push, enter
prise and united action Of the citizens
Of II town. Champion Is as sure to be
come alarge milling and mdnriactur.
ing city as day follows night. And It's
all due 10 the "get up OF her citizens.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

1t is said that girls can whiten ant
soften their hands by soaking them II
dish water three times a day.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

Last Monday was st Patrick's day
and many of our citizens were "wear
ing of the green"
The state herald., 1890-03-21

The County Judge Of Morgan coun-
ty decided that the military poll tax
was unconstitutional -Wray Rattler.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
PRECINCT OFFICERS,

Justices-C. y. Frank and II. y. Moore.
Constabics-whitncy Irwin, Milt Tmnlinsor
Road supcrvisor--J. II. Daggy.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
EisIITII JUDICIAL.

Judges. S. Downer.
District Attorney--.I. u. GarrisueS.
Deputy Dist. At,'y.--E. Il. Brannon'
District Clerk WIN. Z. Robinson,
The state herald., 1890-03-21

In union there is strength; in hal
mony there is wisdom, in advertising
there is wealth.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

Thirteen families have settled near
Haxton in this county this spring
But then the citizens Of that locality
are Il unit for the building up of their
portion of the county and they'll sue
1.aal Ton
The state herald., 1890-03-21
COLORADO

We can make some coed
investments for parties in the
east, as we tell nothing but
The state herald., 1890-03-21

The post Office rings organ whines
because the democratic county com
missioners refused to recognize 1t rs Il
newspaper, and 1t wants ian admin
istrator appointed over the county
commissioners" for refusing to give
the little Sx10 sheet, the county
printing. Hold our ribs, do, while
we laugh.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

The department of Agriculture at
Washington, d. c., is now prepared to
furnish to farmers, sugar beet seed.
These seed have been secured in Eu-
rope and are reported to be of the best
variety. Any one desiring to test the
sugar beet can obtain the seed by
writing card to Hon. J. NJ. Rusk,
Secretary Of the Agricultural dep art
ment, Washington, ID. c.
Now that the Is. u NJ. railroad COM
pany has arranged series of excur-
sions, 1t will be well for our Board of
Trade to have meeting and consider
AS to the best method of fairly and
impartially laying before the
people in the east the many advanta-
ges of our city and county-that is II
we propose to work for the building up
Of our town and county this season.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
star Meat Mnrket Moved.

c. +. Gathe has moved his meat
market to the old Blakley building,
first door south of Dakan's drug store.
Where he will be pleased to serve all
his old customers, aud as many new
ones as may see fit to patronize him.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
buy a home in Phillips county.
One car Of potatoes just received at
Il XarneY's.

A farmers alliance was organized Mt
Paoli last evening.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Since the change Of date of the Fire.
mans entertainment, the Ladies Aid
Society Of the NJ. L. Church will Civ,
their supper-a Crazy Tea, on Wednes.
day eve, March 18th, instead OF Thurs,
day eve March Goth.
During the evening there will DO n
sofa pillow on display, to be given io
the one guessing the nearest, the mum.
Der OF pieces 1t contains, the guess
being ten cents.
Rev. Cook promises to present, eacl
young man present with napkin lol'
der, (a crazy ene.
The proceeds to 60 to the support Of
the church. All are cordially invited
to be present.
The place Of holding the supper has
not been decided upor, but expect ia
hold II In the building formerly occu,
pied fy the City Drug store.
The state herald., 1890-03-21


Mr.. W. ". Weeks Of the Scotia
Roller Mills was guest at the Hol-
yoke hotel on last Thursday. Mr..
Weeks informed us that he settled In
Greeley county Nebraska, a poor orpli-
an boy, seventeen years ago, and that
at that time there was but little If any
prospect of that county ever becoming
farming country. To-day Greeley
county is numbered among III. leading
agricultural counties in our neighbor-
ing state. What made it SOP Simply
the enterprise, backed by the determin.
alton of her citizens TO win. And the
same remedy will work efTectually
in any portion Of our state.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

Mr.. 7. ID. Upton returned home
from Glenwood; Iowa, where he was
called by the illness o I his mother,
on Tuesday meruing, last.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
DEATH OF MRS. NJ. O. s.A'sAnO-

One of the most shocking deaths
that II has ever been our portion to
chronicle occurred near Amherst In
this county on Friday oflast week.
Shortly after noon Mrs. Brainard.
who resided some three miles north
west Of Amherst, started for that vii
lage unaccompaaied, her husband re-
naming ut home. When but Il short
distance from home, the team became
unmanageable and starting ON a run,
threw Mrs. Brainard in front of the
wagon and one of her limbs became
caught between the spring and: step,
and in this condition she was carried
ut full speed distance Of six miles
over the prairie. Mr.. Brainard seeing
the team start to run and his wife fall
from the wagon, mounted II horse and
followed in pursuit. At Amherst the
team made several circles in stubble
field tearing the cl0thing from Mrs.
Brainard's person and the hair
from her head. They next started in
the direction of Hlolyoke, following
along the b. Il NJ. road. When about
one and one half miles this side of Am
herst, section boss Burns attempted
TO catch the team but failed. So rapid
was the speed ut which the team was
moving that Mr.. Burns mistook the
| lifeless form beneath the wagon, for
a dressed hog. At Evans crossing, on
the range line, the team was caught
by Mr.. l. l.. Fair. Looking in the di-
rection from which the team came Mr.,
Fair noticed Il man approaching on
horseback, who, when within about
one hundred yards of the wagon dis
mounted and loosed his horse and after
walking n short distance toward the
wagon tainted and fell to the ground.
This proved to be the husband of the
unfortunate Indy whose form, manglcd
and torn, was yet hanging beneath the
wagon. Regaining consciousness, at
the earnest solicitation of Mr.. Fair,
Mr.. Brainard, wild with grief, came
forward and held the team while his
wife's body was loosed from the wag-
Oh and tenderly cared for.
The remains of Mrs. Brainard were
bourn to Fishers cemetery on Sunday
last, accompanied by large concourse
of friends, aud there consigned to
mother earth. Mr.. and Mrs. Brainard
were among the first settlers of Phil
lips county where they had made for
themselves a comfortable home and
numberless friends.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

Since the organization ofthe farmers
alliance in Phillips county, we notice
that sever al of our prominent
county politicians devote much of their
time to farm work, and oh! how they
| nr;nx,
The state herald., 1890-03-21

This evening the farmers in the
vicinity Of Holyoke form an alliance.
The meeting will be held in this city
but the place has not yet been deter
mined upOn,
The state herald., 1890-03-21

All shades of ingrains and borders
to match. Central drug store 25th
The state herald., 1890-03-21

G. E. Smith & Co.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

About our land. Call on
or address.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

For seed wheat call IN W. G. Brit
ton. .itf.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-23
II IL = FIASCO.

The Pan-American excursion, as
every one ia the inside has suspicioned
for the past week. has turned out a
hasco. They did not come any fur
Their South than Richmond aud then
there was but one delegate Oh board.
There were forty dead heads travelling
in one mans dignity and he couldn't
stand The pressure, but tarued and fled
back to his friends at Washington.
So confident were the business men
OF Roanoke that the iuaketing party
would be failure that they made no
preparations for the reception Of the
distinguished guests. The TINES had
private advices from Washington hint
ing as much. but it was informed tina!
the trouble might be adjusted at the
last moment. 1t looks as if this had
been done when the schedule was print
ed, but it seems that ii had not been.
The delegates missed a great deal il
not seeing the great Southwest. After
the unp;cturesQue plains OF the far
West our mountains would have rest
ed them.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-23
NUGGETS Or NEWS.

lanes 4. L. Mcclure, a we'll known lawyer
OF Baltimore. is dead.
w H. Smith. one of the publishers and
editors of The Odd Fellows Register and
Masonic Journal, died in Portland, Me.
The raising OF subsidy OF $4,000, in con.
sidcration oil which the Pacific Mail StcaT-
ship company Will run a line OF steamers be-
tween Tacoma, Yokohama and Hong Kong,
was completed at Tacoma.
The Rev Dr. Huniley. of the First Meth
odist Episcopal church, Annapolis, Md.
warned the members of mis- congregation that
it is against the discipline of his church fol
them 10 sign applications of saloon keepers
for liquor licenses.
Mr. Rober, NJ Proud, for many years col.
lector of internal revenue for the Baltimore
district and well known insurance broker,
is dead.
There has been general increase in the
Newfoundland tariff of > to 10 per cent.
Augustus p. Rockwell, furrier, No. 81
Broadway, New York. made an assignment tC
Horace 6. White without preference.
John E. Cowden, said to be the oldest Odd
Fellow in the country, died at Amesbury,
Mass, aged - years. He joined the order in
Philadelphia in 1881.
Charles +. Kncaid the slayer Of ex-Con-
gresham Taubee, was admitted to bail in
the sum of $4,000.
London evening newspapers contained q
sensational telegram to the effect that John
l.. sullivan. While sparring in Boston with
Muldoon. burst n blood vessel and diei in
SANITY, whcreat English sporting circles were
greatly excited.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-23
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL
wr WANT THIS TRADE.

"Allow for good deal of exasger-
alton. and still Southwest Virginia Is
booming as vigorously as the BIZ
mincham section of Alabama was q
few wears ago. The growth of some
of the towns in Southwest Virginia Is
almost phenomenal. Richmond Is
prepared to sell the Southwest ali the
goods she wants. y large trade Is
already established between that sec,
ton and Richmond. But we need
more accommodating railroad con
nections. Let our Chamber OF Com
merce keep on until they get, what
Richmond shippers reasonably de
mand.-Richm6nd State.
So Richmond Is at last stretching
forth her arms for the trade OF this
great section which for so long she
neglected. 1t is exceedingly doubtful
If she will get it, for other cities are IL
the field, and the venerable capital O.
Virginia has never been famed for her
enterprise when she had competitors.
The great Southwest is to be az
empire Of itself. Nature has made i
so. and nature aud the railroads have
also made Roanoke its chief city and
metropolis. Richmond is quite ont O.
the race, so far as supplying this sec
ton of the State. She may do so for :.
little while, she may do so now while We
have our hands full, but when the rush
is over and the wholesale merchants
ofthis city shall extend their already
large and lucrative trade. She vii
have to retire. 1t. of right, belongs
TO us, and we intend TO have it.