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Milford chronicle., 1892-07-08

One Of the most remarkable legends Of
the sea IS due to an atmospheric peeuna
ity Ia the vicinity Of the Cape Of Good
Hope The air In that region has the ax-
traordinary power Of Unequal relraction
similar to that known 70 exist on fhe
boundless prmries Of Kansas. NebrasA
and the Dallotns. On the great waste of
waters which surround Good Hope the
phenomenon appears in the shape 81 spec
tral looming, or apparent suspension ia
the air &c ships which areaso lar away that
they cannot be seen on the snrfaca OF the
water
These phantomlike ships suspended "a
midair have given rise t. the vlird legend
Of the Flying Dutchmsn.n According "a
the story, which IS known tolls at least do0
yenrs old. q Dutch captain homaward
bound from the East indies, met with
long continued bad weather. coupled with
tho wind blowing dead ahead 40 the
Tins when he was making an effort 10
turn back aud seek shelter until the gale
was over; but this he refused 10 do swear
ing al the while that he would turn the
cape or beat taere until the day of iudg-
ment. For profanity, according 10 the
tradition be was doomed to beat against
the winds forever. Philadelphia Press
Milford chronicle., 1892-07-08
DELAWARE DIVISION.

sstops 10 lesve ;paszengers from Wilmington
and puiuts Horth.
KEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Leave Wilmington .!i6 a. IN. and $50 D. m
daIiV nud Il ~ a m $50. 4. 10. and 6.l5 D. ~
week DAYS Leave New GAstle $50 a. M an'
1918 p. IN. daily I.sl' 4.i5- 5.s5 ana 4'ss p u
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NOR
FOLK x. e.
Ienye Philadelphia. Old Point Express. LILO p
m daily. Baltimore Gas y. M. wilmington IL VI
a m st,,,,,iug Al Dover aud 2elmar eeulafly,and
at MiddletOwn, Clayton, wyoming, teiton, mar
riugt a. irldspvile, SeafOrd and Laurel 10 leave
passengers from Wilmis gtOn ana points horth' Or
taRs on pussgn gers for pOia q s5uth OF Deimar.
Nortb-b bound trains leave Demar l0o =: nl, saily
Osyer = 50 q. regularly, arriving ~ iiHiii.- I'u
4.15 4. NJ. Baltimore as a. NJ, ahd Fhiiaaelphih
6lO m, and leaves DDlmar al S.jO p ms week
days Arriving at Wilmington 5.O' p. IN, FhllAuei,
DhiA =. 81 q. M, baltimore G.ba y n'' stepping AZ
princluAl inferno Hate stations.
The QS H. nl. tram also stops Al Seaio "a, Bridge
willie, uarriHgton, FELTON,, Wyoming CLAYTON al
MiddletSwn 10 leave plzsengerr from p1i,hts souta
Of Delnar, or take on passengers it0ih " l1l zen
nHd points uOrth AlsS stops on signal al Laurel
BRANCH ROADS.
Delaware, MARYLAND q NiHGi>tN II. Il
Leave Harrington for Franklin aud way stations
JOSS NJ, week days, 6.3o y. m. Iaesdayr, lhuFS-
days and Saturdays Returning, tram Leaves caves
ElAnklln 500 u H. week days E'OO p 'n' A"Ss
days, Thursdays aud saturdays.
Leave Harrington for Georgetown and Lewes al
lO.33 n. M. 68j D. IN. Returning, leaves Lewes
7.35a. IN, 5.SJ p. M
For kchOhOth, leave HARRINGTON iV,kH ~ H.
6.35 D. NJ, Returning, Leave RehObOth 12O 4. IN.
3. Is p. IA.
For Rerin, leave Harrington lS.3s n. N. week,
dayt. and SIS p. M. Tuesday, IhuIsdays ahd
Saturdays Returning, leave Berlin f.O< =. M,
week daYs.S.55 =. m. Tuesdays, 4hufSdA5s' ahd
OUEEN ANNE 4 KENT r. R--Leavs Townsend
Tor CentTeville and way stations 9S5 ~ m ana
5S5 D. N. weekdays. Re. urning, leave CsntrT-
Vile 81 =. tn, AID W y. -. week days.
DEL. = CuksAFEAkE X. h.-LsHVe Clayton TOT
Oxford and way sLatiUns st 9.42 y. N. aAd ODD
n week -days Returning, leave oxford 65o u. ~
and $40 y. m. weekdays,
CAMRRIDaE y SEAFURD X: h.-LesVe Ssafora
FOR cambridge and intermediate stations AZ ll.s5
4. IN. week days and Oh Tuesdays, Ihnrsdays,and
3lturdsys .. ~. Returhing, leave Cambridge
GOA s. .aad "a fIREaHyss Thursday. and Sat
ardaYs 3.U0 p. IA
elias. E. PE&H, General Manager.
/ r WOOb General PASSENGER Agent
ID. NJ. ~ V. BRANCH.
Milford chronicle., 1892-07-08

Among the curiosi6ies Ia the Maine state
prison Is a dress that one Of the prisoners.
who had attempted 70 escape te1entlg, had
made as a disguise. st different times
the man, who worked % theosrriage trim
ming shop, secreted small bits Of flannel,
which he sewed together, from which be
fashioned a most remarkable gown. with
big bow at the back by way Of adornulent.
The buttons ar8 made from harness trin~
mings and bits Of leather ST. Louis Re.
public
Milford chronicle., 1892-07-08

The following anecdote clearly illustrates
the reasoning powers Of the m.nkey tribe;
One was kept tied to stake in the sub
urbs Of Havana, in place where he was
repeatedly robbed Of his food by crows
One day he lay still on the ground. pre-
tending to be dead The crows were al
lowed to steal to their hearts content I'M
til the artful simian was sure they were
in reach. Instantly he grabbed one by the
leg, and despite its loud calls for help,
literally plucked every feather from the
luckless bird and then flung it toward its
screaming companions.-St. Louis Re
Milford chronicle., 1892-07-08

Master Willie iwho has just been de-
scFibed by visitor as such an intelligent
little fellow Papa has the gen'lum
brought my new bootsg
Papa (who doesn't see what's coming)
Boots, Willie? Why, what makes you ask
Master Willie Cause when he come
'fore you said be was a snob, and ! asked
Jane what a ''snob' was, aud she said a
shoemaker. lSensation.) n London Tit
pita
Milford chronicle., 1892-07-08

words; 20 God, am dying Of thirst. Ny
brain is on fire. My tongue is hot. God
help me IN the wilderness" Oh, how suR-
gestive Of the condition Of those who die in
the wilderness Of sin through thirst. We
take hold Of them today We try to bring
the cool water OF tie rock to their lips
We say, Ho, every one that thirstethFl
God, thy Father, awaits thee. Allnisterine
spirits who watch the ways Of the soul
bend now this moment over this immortal
auditory to see what we will do with
Milford chronicle., 1892-07-08

lt viii cost you nolhlna and viii surely do yoi
g3sdi Il sou have Cough Cold ofany imph'l
with Throat, Chest or lnses. Or. kiue Kew
Discovery for coptumpnon Coughs and calas =
guaranteed to give lenes o. money win ec paa
back. Sufferers from IA Grippe found i ia4i as
thing aud unler its usa bad q speedy ana peftec'
recovery. Thy sample bpisla % oar 4pense snd
learn for youEaolf iasl how good lhlae & q
Trial hottlas free a Geo. vs.. Nafihailr dlaa
asofe. Large sise &c asa Sd co.
Milford chronicle., 1892-07-08

Mosqt Toes have aimas e.
iectioli Il aSiuptor a. notbs andh4 81
camphor Is hsspa ii. a. IRON s,,oon- ,s.-
sci It VII Keep a room practically eiss,.
from insect pests. From tins to time
epeoialties are brought out and sold "a
mesquite AND fly scares, but che canpho,-
pEinciple is strong in them all and does ia
work very well.-st Louis GIobs.D demo
nrnt
Milford chronicle., 1892-07-08
SCARLET Or CRIMSON GLOVER
al aooN 10 AeRIcuLTURE.

We have the variety that is rrsrEB and aeellma
ted We oter PEotearE sEgB, crop o. w inspee
let ClOves Bulietip, No. 49, Of th Delaware Agri
cultural Experiment statiOn, circulars. pree' &c.
address the grOwers-THr DELAWARE FHVIT *
SIm'L Il DERBY, sec'y. wooOs,OE DrlAw.Sr
Milford chronicle., 1892-07-08

AS a capital test for sewer gas employ
unglazed paper saturated with solution
Of one ounce Of pure acetate Of lead in half
pint Of rain water. After partial drying
expose 10 the room. Sewer gas in any
amount will darken or blacken the paper.
New York Journal.
Milford chronicle., 1892-07-08
Children Cry for Pitchers castorla.

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria
When she was chad. she cried fol Castoria.
when she became Hiss, she chung to castosia.
When ahehad children, she gavethen cassoria
Milford chronicle., 1892-07-08
DENTIST.

Dr. j. G. Emerson Cast graduate, and former
demonstration II the University Maryland, where
he WAS awarded the GOLD MEDAL for hfi
fears filing in the class OFFS and so has opened
his office in Mr. Sapp's residence, next to Dr..
Littleton's old stand. North Ailfold, where he
will be pleased to render his services to the com
munlty in general.
Milford chronicle., 1892-07-08
MILFORD LIVERY STABLES,
REAR OF DORSEY HOUSR
g. DONOYAN, PROPRIETOR
Teams frsI-class. Charpes nlOdrraN

B. OHIs RAILROAD.
ID Schedule in effect Nov. l5, 1891,
TRAINS LEAVE bELAWARE AVEEUE DEPOT,
MAST RHTTNh
Milford chronicle., 1892-07-08

net-but you want more than that. And
you get It, with this Remedy-there's a cure
that is perfect and permanent The worst
chronic cases, no matter Of how long stand
ing, yield TO its mild, soothing, cleansing and
healing properties. Cold in the Head
needs but a few applications. Catarrhal
Headache, and all the troubles that come
from Catarrh, are at once relieved and
cured
You can count on something else, too
$500 in cash
You can count on It, but it's more than
doubtful whether you earn it.
The prOprietors of DR.. Sage's Remedy, In
good faith, offer that amount for an incur
able case Of CatarFh. Don't think that you
have one, though They'll pay you, If they
can't cure you. That's certain
But they can cure you. That's just about
IS certain too. Can you ask more 7
Milford chronicle., 1892-07-08

=, IT IS A Duty yOu owe yourself and fam-
lly to get th0 best yHlue for y8ur money
W. u. DoHFiaS Shoe. v@kich rebFesent II 8
best vnluc for prices asked, as thousands
Milford chronicle., 1892-07-08

Can be counted
on to cure Ca
tarrh-Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy.
It's nothing new.
For % years it
has been doing
that very thing.
It gives prompt
and complete re-
Milford chronicle., 1892-07-08
HOW TO MEET JESUS
DR.. TALMAeE ON THE FAMOUS CUES
TON OF PLATE.

e Is Not Enough to sympathize with His
suHerings or to Reverence His Charae-
ter or Morality-He Must Be Taken
Into the HeaFt.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02

Slyhc,.,, Ue,rs 4, p,.,,. AMI s,,.l "a p,,,.,..
w ~ ,Le ,'nnnty oi phlllit~ and s,at. ~ t,ls,.
,,,do H.. I, r,.stni, dnsi IL t,,., ia,sI ~, i7,i
In IL. o,t,s, ~ ~, i',nn,r i,isri and B.,,,, u,
MID phiilin. rnnnty. niste N I,oinrnfin nm H.
isth day ~ Inn, K IL iSsi and ,inls ,,,,.,,.i,.l
~. JId cnny"y rn,n ,b. un,l.,.irn,I ~ ,r,,.,,,
,Io folUslnf ,ie-r,ilssi nal nr,,,ef,, sl,un,e II,
In rnnn,V III philli,. and s,n,. n Inior.,,n
,nwi,s III, n,r,i, ,,,,t nnny,,, s..r,inn 4, ,a,,,
.hin 0 ,or,L range VI r,,-t ~ s,h p NJ i..,,.1a,
sitI all ri..i,s th,.r,up, Ia n,,,.,r,aininy nsi,,
,hc ,ih, ~ ,ox., nl.,, ,Ie ,is.,, III Ia'n.,,
,,lisl .niI r,,rx,anrs .ns mat, h, ,,,,., ~ ~
rnr,. IN na ,nrnt ~ an. rs,,ss, l.,,I =, 80
l.a,,n, ~, ,in,. viii, !, III J..,i ~ i,,,., H.,
mi nm of Inn, hnndr,J mi INV i,i,n ,i"iL,,'
payable June I, t.li together with in,rr,-t nj tha
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02

Waereas, Pciru- Jensen Of the county cf Phil.
q ,rust. iat,si tho With day of July d. iss nn
clerk and recorder Of 'e,d Phillips county, state
Of Colorado, on the nth dny OF July A ID, iSsp,
1nd dnly recorded in Hook H. Mt nnl,e NJ, or th,
signed ns trustca. the following described rct,l
pr,porty, nitnutc in ths couuty Of Phillips and
stnte of Coltitndo, to.wt. The nort,-wcst quarter
M q ',pn NJ u aw%s p r, Tan ~ %Gt OF
pertaining, Including The right Of dover md nl.u
the right of homstcad. which said conveyance
WINS Mnac IN trnst to r.cnrn tho payment ono
decd q trust for tho full sum of tltree hundred
md nifty. dollars, Iayabic July !. 1871, to-
xcther with interest at the rate of ID fcr ccntum
per nnnun, payable ecini-annually; and
Wheras. Said deed Of trust contains u further
covenant TINT the pnrly Of the first part wunlti
pay tho taxed and assssinrnts levied or a,s.,srcd
Wlcr3s, II. i provided In raii deed Of trust
that In c'.sc u drfen't 81 payment of 1ai'l bond,
Z, sI mSsIa ,lh,sYiAs5 ltys.ys .s 4;
tinc Of sale. ahall Rnd .mny at once become duc
anti yubc, and II shall l,c lawful for sil iri,tc
to seli nhd ,linp,-c Of said prviniSes, ut public
auction. thirty days public motto. having b,cn
given Of tho time nnh place of -ucl, Aslc ly
advertisement in newspaper published in said
county; and
of interest due upon said bond or note from jul,
nth iSsg; and whereas n breach Of the covenan,
To pny MI taxes or assessment levied hns been
| made.
Now, Therefore, At tho request Of the legal
holder OF tho said bond ar note. anil In yirttip Of
the poYgt In me .esei by the terms of said trnsi
deed l, Fred III. Fay or In rnse OF NY death. nh.
senco inability. or failure Ia net, then the under.
signed Charles II. Fay roccc,-or in trust. will on
the 3ist day of Aug, lsl Mt the front donr Of the
llolyoke State Bank in Iolyoke. county Of mil.
lip-. state of Colorado at the honr Of II IN, -cl
the above described property Mt public auction
mr. tho highest and best price the sam. will brnp
in cnsh. Tor the purpose of paying said bond or
yanccd by the owner of said bond and the cost.
| anti exJenfs~ Of the trust. FnED H. Fay, Trustee,
CHARLES Il. Far, Sncc,--or Ia Trust.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02


NAhrrcas. John W, Cornwcll Of tho county Of
w Phillips AMI state Of Colorado. by u certain
deed 81 trust, dated the 18th day ~ June A. D.,
iss9, hn' duly FLED for record IN the office Of ihr
county clerk and recorder of said Phillips county,
state al Colorado on the i2ti day of Jun. A. d..
isHa and duly recorded In Hook /, mt ra.,r ~ Of
the r'rpr,l- ~ said county, did convey unto the
undersigned rs trusiee. tho following dr-crilp.l
real property, ritunt. In the county Of Phillips
and stale of Colorado. to-wit; The east hnlf ~
tho norlilcast quarter and the northeast quarter
tf tho sonth-en-t unnrter of section I; md the
north-west quarter Of the south. west quarter Of
9th i, ioreihcr With al rights ,iercnnto NJ.
pertaining, including The tight OF dpwcr and also
the rigl,, 81 homestead, which said conveyance
Was m.de In trust tn sa,crtc the payment of one
certHin bond ur note, b'arhe even date with said
dest of trus, for the full rum 81 ihrer hundred
and twenty iy. dollars, payable June 1, ispi,
together with interest nj thu nir of 10 per cntum
per nnnun, payable -emi-annunlly; md
Whereas, Snil deed Of trust contains futher
| covenant t'nt the party Of the INIT part wuuitl
ray tho taxes md nssa-smrats levied or ns-.ssc,l
| against sni'l premises; and
| Whereas, II Is provided in fai1 ds--i nf trust
that in cas-, f default Of paymcnt of said i.,nd
or ANY part thrrnf, or INTEREST thereon then tho
whole 81 snid principal rum. and intpr.-t n, The
time Of rale, shall and may at once bs,nine du'
and payable, and II shall c lawful for r.id irns,,s
Ia uel and dispose Of sid premises. Mt public
auction, thirty days pnblic notice having b-n
given Of the time and place Of such sale by nd.
vetise'ncni IN Newspaper pnbiisli,-i In said
| Whereas. Default hns b--n rnndo In the pay
mcnt IL interest due uIon said bo,d or nu,r. frnri
Junc LIT is'D; and Whereas breach 81 tha
covenant 10 pay all taxes or assessments levic,
has bcn made;
Now, Therrforr. ~ thu tclucst ~ the ies,nl
holder of he said b,i'l or motto. and In vrtu. nf
Do. puser In me .-i~i u, ,h. terms al said trust
| dcsl. !, fr.d u. fay, ,nr In uf my death. Ail
renc. inability or failure To nci, then the ultiar
rign,si, thaIi,- u. Fay. .ncc,-snr in truri. vii
ON the ai-t tia, 81 Aug, isg.. n th" frnni dspr
| the lioiyoke State bank In liolyuk.. county al
PHILLIPS, state al toorno nj The honr 81 1 a ,n.
for the highest and brt price tie ss,Inc will brini
Ia rnsli. for the i,,rts,... al paying -id baud
note md tie Interest due. md all nionit- adyanc.S
| by the owner of said bond and the costs Hnd ~
pcns-s of the trust. FUN II. fsr. rru-t.-,
tH,nLss u. FAY. Successor IN Trust
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02
HAXTUN.

Fall plowing is the motto in this part
|oS the country.
Haxtun is OH tho boom.
s-B, Hoskins is building an elevator ut
this place.
" Andrew Krauss threshed II ncres Of
wheat that yielded 20lS bushels per acre.
The Haxtun lumber yard ia getting
quite stock Of lumber.
IT. Lynch tho lumberyard man is
" ". i,nssAssiir~ room aaa,v,tixe,lins
house.
DIEp.-Tho mint daughter, Bertha
d. Of August and Augusta Ne wman. last
Saturday morning.
School commenced in Hax tun lapt
Mohdny, Miss Della Eaton, teacher.
John johnson is laying the brick
oundation for the new eleyntor.
T. d. Upton was in Haxtun last Sat.
urday.
John II. Olson is building the new
ri drcroom and dwelling house for j. 4
Lynch.
J. B. Wood 10 building on his claim 4
miles southwest of naxtun and will
soon move.
Sour nxr
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02
AMHERST.

Farmers complaining east OF town,
"ground too wet tn plow."
Ed Walkers smiling oountenance is
nov seen behind tho counter at Tnylors
old ttand.
Mos, OF the stacking Ia done in this
locality.
We understand W. =, Kortright had !.
little bad luck with his steamer; but only
lost half days work, Barney i.a rustlor.
Mr.. Minnie Brainard took tho enst
bound train f,r Grant, Ncb., last Fri.
day.
Mr.. VIM. Wnrnock and George Fnl,on
who have boom visitin. their brothers
ives, Of town thu past Tow days returned
to their homes nj Alexnndrir, Neb.. last
Monday. The two ecntlcmcn bnrgaincd
Tor land here. and were well pleased
with our country especially our potato
crop.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02

Late Saturday evening rather rustic
looking couple arrived in town and be-
gan searching for the county clerk. The
necessary papers procured and the bar.
ber having given the groom n good
shave, the next man wanted was the
preacher. Rev. Colleit was equal TO the
occasion md sent them on their way re.
jolcing. Glad IN summer outfit and
soaked with rain they left the parsonage
at sbout 1880 p. m. TO look Tor lodgings
and return home to Jul.sburg tho ncxt
morning. Early Monday came messages
from the sheriff inquiriny II all were
legally correct; also from the brides cp.
ragged mamma; bu, they were too late.
The only thing lof: OF course is 10 forgive
the crring children, give them q farm
and re, them up house keeping.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02

The peoples party county convention
called Tor last Saturday, at Holyoke was
not very we'll attended there being not
more than ten or twelve votes cast. OF
course the busy season Of the year may
probably account for the small attend.
Hnce At this convention. A full set
OF delegates were named for the con.
gressional, senatorial and representative
conventions. The following were selected
Nh delegates TO the congressional conven'
tion To be held Mt Denver: Judge james
Glynu, S. s. Worley, +. q. Churning, Il
S. Stout, c. r. poters. Harry Trego, W,
NJ. Stay. S. n. Ollie, ID. A. Fickel and
Ira Worlcy. The delegates to the senn
torial and representative convention IRE
f. @. Churnin &, 4. c. Cauble, Il. l.
Amber and II. G. Brainard.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02

There are no flieH on the Nebrasks
real estate agent. Some time ago one ol
these gentlemen brought company ol
land seekers to Holyoke on the evening
train, took them out to SEQ the lend he
had for sale in this county anu with his
company took the early morning train
for home. scarcely giving our local land
agents q chance to speak to tile gentle
men. He evidently was afraid of the
Holyoke lapd rus.lers.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02

T.J. McDonall,' our iovinl road com
missioner. attended the q. 4. II. Reunion
Mt Grand fslaud. Neb., this week. We
have not been informed Ms TO wha. camp
duties would bc assigned to Mo during
the reunion. but 1t will be a grapd mis-
take II no Is not made captain Of the
foraging squad for he canno, bc surpass-
ei in that lin. of warfare.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02

The lawn so> .nl given at the residence
Of W. II. wakeman Tuesday evening by
the members Of tho Young Peoples And
Society was quite o success. The net
proceeds wns nbout s23.oo. There Was Q
large attendance and . general good time
was Ind by NIL. These yodpg people
understand how to make u succros OF a
social.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02
CHEAP LANDS IN THIS COUNTY.

No. l.-North.wea' quarter. scoiiop -
town 9. range AZ west. Known M the
John freol farm.
No. Northwest quarter. section ~
town I. rnnec n wett Known as the D.
s. Gron farm.
No. o. South.Nes, quarter, section "
town Z, range n wcp,. Known m tho
y, \. McGinnis farm.
No. 1. Southeast quarter. section n,
town I, range 10 weat. Known M the q,
Y. SholJ farm.
Low prices aud ensy iorma. For asIc
by u. II. Smith +, o Bos 1901. Denver,
Colorado
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02

We SEQ from the Denver papers that
B. F. Williams, formerly editor OF the
Phillips County News published at Hol.
yoke, bas received tho nomination ios
county commissioner Mt the hands oI
the peoples party Of Arapahoe county,
The Denver climate seems to have work.
ed change In brother Williams politics
1t seems but short time since he was
shouting for the "stufred prophet" and
swearing by the time honored principles
and traditions of the democratic party
But now he is riding on the Jim Weaver
band wagon.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02
List your land With whitney Ir1ia.

We understand that Mr.. G. Nfney
has sold about oil of his brick. Th,rs y.
no doubt hut that by next spring there
will bo quite demand for brick for
building IN Holyoke and as Mr., Varney
wishes to sell tho yard and fixtures there
is good opening for some good brick
man to step into n paying business.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02

Phillips county ought to have an ex
cellent county fair this year and IL ii
does not prove success il will be no
fault OF the men who have it in charge
for they are workers and some Of them
have had years OF experience in helping
manage county fairs. But, IN order to
make the fair success, tbe farmers
and business men Of the county must all
take hold and do their part. Talk about
the fair to your neighoors and get every
body Interested in its success.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Adair arrived in
Holyoke this week and will make their
homo here. Carl has taken q position
as clerk IN tho City Drug Store. Their
many friends here will be glad to see
them return 10 Holyoke.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02

Parties who contemplate making final
proof would do well TO call on Emmett F..
Brannon. cx-otlicio clcrk OF tho county
court or C. N. c. Woolman, deputy. All
snch work will be neatly aud correctly
done.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02

Mrs Daisy Stoddarli' entertainment
Of elocution and music will be grand.
Admission adults 25cis, children i5cts,
reserved IS In no cane will anyone be
allowed tooccupy n reserved aeat who
does not hold II reserve ticket with cou-
pon for TINT seat.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02

Daisy Stoddard who gives the enter
tainment ut the NJ. f. church Saturday
night holds the national, diamond
Demorest medal ns an eloculionist, hnv-
ing won the contest In her county, dis
trict, state and nation.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02

A part Of the proceeds OF the Daisy
Stoddard entertainment goes TO the
young peoples md society and will be
used in helping pay the debt on tho NJ.
r. church building.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02

FoUsD.-About five miles west Of
Holyoke, three promissory notes. The
owner can have pamoA by indentifying
same and paying for this notice.
G. GRIswoLD.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02

En,met u. Brnunon cs-oilioio clerk OF
the eounty court or G, NJ. q. woolman.
deputy. take final proofs. Call Oh either
of tho scuilomcu aud you viii receive
rour,Y,j,,s aud fa,r treatment,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02

Dwellings, are inidemnnd in Holyoke
now and few months will increase the
demand. Scme one who wants to invest
his money in q profitable manner should
erect some dwellings, in Holyoke for rent
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-02

The farmers OF this county are maket-
ing some excellent wheat. Phillips
county don't take back seat with any
Of them when 1t comes to production ol
good wheat.