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PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
Il block In the center OF San Francisco. Ii IS ths
model hotel of the world. Fire aud earthquake
proof Has nine elevators. Eyery room is larxa
light and airy. The ventilation Is perfect. nAth
and closet adioin every room. All Rooms are easy
OF access from broad light corridors The central
court Illuminated by electric light, It's immense
glass roof. broad balconies, carriageway and tropl-
cal plants, features hitherto UNKNOWN Amert-
can hotels Guests entertained eithe. the Amerl-
can or European plan The restaurant IS the nas<s
IN the city. Secure rooms in advance by tese y-ap
Ing. THE PALACE HOrEI
ISL u San Francisco. Cal.
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English Wheat NIarket.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 1s.-The spot market Is firm
at Is Sd. Cargces are stronger at 3ss Tor of
coast, 53s for just shipped and s3s for nearly
que.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter: No
vember, Is I0s4d; December, IS HAD; january,
Is lad: February. 6s LAO; March, IS gid; April
6s Sd: May. Us Id.
sEcuRgTfEs
LONDON. Nov. g. = Consois, e7ss Silver
3ss4d- Rentes e9f soc. Bullion into Bank OF
England. $4,000
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A HOSPITAL FOR DOGS.
1t Is Connected With the University of
Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia Record.

Ihes is picture OF the new dog hospital
connected with the veterinary department
Of the University of Pennsylvania. 1t will
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MIscELLANEous;
MISCELLANEOUS,
TELL
THE
truth

1t is honesty. and therefore the best policy II
true that no matter what the nature OF your disease
may be. whether IL be acute chronic ybetber :,
be a new acquisition" or longtime associaten.
whether il be called by the name OF Consumpt,on'
Lost Manhood, Rheumatism. Female WEAKNESS.
Eruptions. Piles, Dyspepsia. Tape Worm. Sal.
Rheum. Bronchitis. Seminal Weakness. Catarrh,
Scrofula Deformity. beyond tifs least sbadov or
doubt you can be cured. provided you seek the
place where skill and science apides
John Skeilieorn writes: al have been a sue.rar
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soon open for its novel work on Pine street.
near Thirty-seventh. This is the first in
stitution of its kind in this country and will
undoubtedly become a great refuge for SUI
ferinp CANNES
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Q5n0P0LlTAN
slllSpENSAR

Corner Market, Stockton and Ellis Sts.,
San Francisco. Cal.
Entrance 3 Stockton Street.
OUT OF TOWN PATIENTS treated with US-
FAILING success through correspondence; one
visit desirable but not necessary. Medicines sent
safely and free from observation to any part of the
country. Write for symptom blank to fiji out aud
letter fully explaining your disease giving advice
etc, will be returned free. no2o27 2t
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MARKET REPORTS.
SATURDAY EVENING. Nov. 10.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErS

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Silver weaker.
Sterling Exchange nrmer.
Cereals very quiet
Hay and beans unchanged.
Potatoes IL good supply.
onions keep up.
Butter rather steadier.
Eggs continue to weaken.
Poultry nominal Game steady.
Pears lower. Berries higher.
Wine Grapes scarce.
Citrus Fruits quiet.
Gloves lower.
Canned Salmon well cleaned up,
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'ssrAsAsed tetter. = painful
skin disease, and have lost
hundreds or nights slseD
from IL. i have tried doc
tors and advertised RENE
aies year after year. but
In vain Twas induced by
n friend TO try the Co.mo-
poiitan Dispensary physi-
cans. and In three weeks
after commencing their
treatment l was perma-
manently cured, aud L
owe them o great debt OF
gratitude.
~ am employed by w.
T.. Bridge OF 42y Post
street, this city. and live
hall be glad TO snbstantlate
JoHS SKILLIcoRN.n
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RECEIPTS OF PRoDuCE.
sr1AMnns Dnsrrsxr1ox sArrA iwHsr

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
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Bank Clearin~s.
Produce Market

Local bank clearings last week were sl9 ,s6s $50,
against $l7 sos. iOl for the same week Ia 1891
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FREE TRADE-X. Y. H., Ontario. b
wins. The last Cleveland letter expressly
affirmed that free trade is an impossibility,
and committed the Democratic party only
To a modification of the tariff.
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Indigestion Miserable ! Take Bescham's rllls.
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.rgo. las: western Union. $3.50; silver s4l4;

Fargo. las: western Union, $3.50; silver. S4l4;
stefIng 81 s5IsSe4 SO.
wheat = November. nc. Flour steady Coffee,
Sl6 10. sugar. 27s@13Ysc Hops-facihc Coast
lS624c. Hides. l2lac. Copper - Lake. Sl2.
Tin-Spot. $40 10. Lead-Domestic, So 90 Iron.
Sl6 observation-disclosures. 521ac
Hops are quiet; choice PaciHcs. gas. 2S@2sc.
The European market is tame.
BEANS
softening OF price: do canned Apricots duh at
ST 6GG1 20, according to quality.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Coff-e-Spot Rio quiet aud firm.
sugar = Steady. Crushed. olse; graduated,
ll-l6g5c.
The recent sharp advance in Copper has been
largely due to the reports of the forms-
tion II another large combination with the
object 81 limiting production, carta ling
ports and enhancing prices, but it seems
impossible to verify the reports. Some producers
deny them Totally but the belief is rong that some
agreement has been reached. The reported COM
bIne has been gradually developing since July.
Copper is now quoted firm at sil S0@12.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Nov. le-wheat-cash. 7l1sc. Corn
41Tsc. Pork-$12 rs. Lard - 50 80. RIBS
81 70. Whisky-$l Is.
Porttand's Business.
PORTLAND. Or. Nov. l9.-Clearanccs, S3eS. 900;
balances. s6i,0o0
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ELECTION BooTHs-S Subscriber, City.
The election booths used in the recent con-
test were put up by Little of OFarrell
street, at an average cost of SIS each, ex-
elusive of glazing There were PCS Of them.
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THE MCKINLEY BILL - Fourteen-year
Subscriber. The full text aud provisions
of this bill are contained in Adams New
United States Tariff, second edition, Baker
Noornis 81 Co., publishers, &c Nassau street,
New York CITY,
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We offer the Best Values in this city. We suit
all classes and purses Give call and you will find it
to your advantage.
mai o
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Exchange and Buliion.
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To BLUE RIFLE BARRELs-E. /. r.
CITY, Ii would hardly pay you to perform
the operation yourself, but il you desire to
DO so proceed as follows: Clean the barrel
thoroughly by swabbing il with muriatic
ae.d. which dlssolves the rusty covering.
Then polish it thoroughly with the finest
emery paper Make wood fire, ard when
II has burned nearly out place the barrel in
the not ashes TILL Il assumes blue color.
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SEASICKNESS.

AN IMPORTANT DATE-Subscriber City
Septemb Der &c, 1861, lell on Thursday.
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The wooden mills at Black Point closed
down In September. 1899, owing to the in
creased competition OF cheap labor in the
Eastern States which enabled manufactured
articles to be sent here and sold cheaper
than they could be produced at the wages
paid here
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WARRANTs-L. b., City. A warrant is
sued for the arrest of person for battery
who escapes capture by the police and sub
sequently returns to the city is good for the
arrest OF that person al any time. 1t is not
necessary 10 swear out new one.
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HE FASTEST STEAMERS - Subscriber.
City. The ten fastest steamers going out of
thls- port are probably the China. Mariposa.
City of Puebla. Alameda, Gaelic, Oceanic,
State of California, Pomona, Australia and
Queen. The distinction is not easily made
when II comes 10 the bottom Of this list as
there are many vessels that run them very
close, notably the Belgie, Santa Rosa and
the new steamer Peru.
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We YIcTIs-J. p. b.. City. You say A
has wagered IS that there will be Repub-
lican procession In this city before Christ
mas. and b wagers the other way. II looks
as If Il would win.
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MORNING SESSION.
Board-30 s Water. 97i4: so Hawaiian Com
merciai, SOC: 80 Cal Electric Light. 20la.
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PORTLAND. Or. Nov. 1s.-Clesranccs, S3es. 900;
s6i,000
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
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CHILDREN AS HEIRs-Inquirer. City. IL
man marries secoud time. and has chill
dren by his first marriage. they inherit
equally with any children ne may have by
his second marriage. (2) a husband Is n ot
responsible for debts contracted by his wife
before his marriage 20 her.
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for Lal. sAlppln, Ia.eu.yeae. yee segsnlA page.
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SAN DIEGO COUNTY ScHooLs-Stranger,
City. An excellent and comprehensive az
ticle on the schools of San Diego City aud
County was published in the Christmas
number OF the San Diego Sun. dated Decem-
Der "a, 1891. Write to the publisher for
emmy of H.
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CHICAGO. Nov. wheat-Cash 7l1sc. Corn
4lFsc. Pork-S12 rs, Lard - 50 80. Ribs
81 70. Whisky-$l Is
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THE OLD ORIZABA-E J. c., City. The
precise date in ADril, 1862, when the mail
steamer Orizaba arrived here from New
York could only be aseertained by tedious
search of the records of the Pacific Mail
Company, which are not obtainable in this
city. Write 10 the company's agent in New
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L. E. Deidlc, of Gothenberg, Nebras
ka, was in Holyoke this week on business.

Attention, Owners and Fanciers of
Fino Horses. We have brought from
the east tho Trotting Stallion. Judge
Drury, Jr., and will stand him for service
the coming season at our ranch on sec.
2O-9-43, Phillips county, Colo. Judge
Drury is n tive-year.old Bashaw OF fine
speed and endurance and is mntchless
beauty in harness He is horse Of
wonderful power, stands l61 hands high
In color II dark seal brown, almost black
and possesses somo Of the best blood in
America. Terms, Sl5 to insure with foal
S25 to insure colt TO stand up.
LEONARD BRos., Amherst, Colo.
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iIAXTUN.


VIM 7 Elder went to Sterling Satur.
day and stayed over Sunday.
Mrs james Dovlin OF Holyoke aud her
mother, Mrs Julia Murphy OF Sterling,
were guests Of c Hollcnberser over Sun
day.
\ Mr. Shrock, n friend Of Wm T Elder,
recently from Missouri, started on west
G fow daysaso aud nt Island Station was
robbed OF every cent OF money he had.
Edward Alien. q " johnson and A S
vauen went TO Sterling Monday. Mr.
Allen proved up on his claim.
Z Edward Finch has recently got back
on his farm and will try to regain this
season what he lost by not farming last
>season.
August Molnnder came home yester-
day from Nebraska.
Rev. Bailey informs ns that he is to
leave this charge in about one month
and We are very sorry rs We think him
very earnest ninn and iiastun pe,pa
will miss him very much.
SOnr OSl
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Land for Sale or Trade.

No. i2--i5O ncres OF land mile from
! the center Of Ifolyoke. 90 neres Of
Breaking. sod house aud stable. Price
Dc 100. y
No. 4iAl5O acres OF land . miles from
i3lolyokc; 80 aofes Of breaking. Price
~ 900.
No. 5i--l60 acres Of land 0 miles from
<Bolyoke. 10 acrcs Of breaking, good
H&ell. Price 500.
I b. % 100 aercs of land miles from
Alyoke, 10 acres Of breaking. Price
BT lDo acrcs Of land miles south
Qastuu, Colo, 10 ucros of breaking.
y $500.
Il 900 acres OF pine timbored
n Georgia. Price $1,000.
s}S2F For particulars inquire of
WHITNEY j.. IRWIN,
RSNeEslule Dealer lfol,okc, Colo.
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MARRIED. Saturday evening,
March 2Ctl, 1872, ut tho residence OF $
NJ. Sheppard by p. b. Reynolds, j. p.
Mr. Jacob E,noyer Of Dauphlmcot Tenn.
to Miss Millie Boggs OF Boone Co, W.
VirPinia. The bride ia sister Of Mrs
Sheppard, with whom she ha0 been
spending few weeks, mud tho groom Is
in business 10 onaha, which will be their
future home.
The HRai.p and many lIolyoke fricadr
join in congratulations md best wish ea
to tho newly welded pair fora prosper
ons and happy journey Though life.
l.. NJ. X.
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EDToR HERALD. Having been select
cd by our worthy mayor to represent
Phillips county IN tho sugar beet con-
yoniion, held in Denver the 93,of March,
| herewith make a condensed aud some
what imperfect report. Facts and hg
ures were presented, that were eonvinc
ing to my mind, that sugar beet culture
and tho manufacture Of sugar rhoreirom
in Colorado will In tho near future be
come thriving aud lucrative industry
About four hundred delegates were
present and great enthusiasm was mani
rested throughout tliroo dny's session
Mr.. Hamilton ,oi Grand Island factory,
gave very instructive and highly inter.
e9ting account Of his experience and the
difficulties and suceesseB IN operating
their factory. IIc said two gentlemen IN
New York who woro worth ility million,
were ut the bottom of tho Grand Island
factory, that they had full faith in the
final complete success Of tho business
The greatest diileuliy thus far had beon
10 get the farmers 10 follow strictly the
Instructions given them ~ 10 prcpar-
ing ground, proper cultivation and prop
or size Of beots for nugar makmg. Tic
beot for sugar, must not be over four No.
weight. The soil must DO cultivated
doep, mol lesa than one foot. They must
be ripened inlly before gathering. Mr..
Hamilton SAID he had spent Ten thous-
and dollars last year ~ trying to In
strnet growers. IIc had kept nino men
out among farmers fiom the iimn they
begnn to stir the ground IN the spring
until time OF gathering, endeayoring TO
10 Instruct them that the crop would
prove success. Tho machinery for cul.
iivntion was purchaGcd and donated TO
farmers by tho company. and yoi there
was more or lcss failure on account 81
farmers failing 10 follow Instructions
laid down, hut the company woro 10 sure
Of final triumph that they would coniiu
nc 10 spend money To further instruct
growers. Mr.. Jcpninga. who 10 managor
of u factory Ia Utah, also presented nomo
remarkable facts They Ind contracted
Tor the coming yeur nj live dollars per
ton. receiving no hoe,a over four lbs In
weight. The factory bad made good
profit tho lnat year and believed n gruni
iuturc wna looming up before the outer
prise. lio snid tho pulp was mos, osccl
lent for fa,tening cattle. Thoy pur
chased four hundred hend Of steers one
hundred dnyn since nnd put thom on
feed Of beet pulp. When the ioodipg
began they weiglod 1000 lbu oneh. Al
ter icooL.g them loo dhya ikey woro
ready for market aud weighed 1000 DO
onch.
came from thni convention fully con
ylnced TINT the sugar beet Industry Ia
Colorado will uoon become fnctor Of DO
small importance tending toward the
prosperity OF our portion ot the state. I
hope the fnrmotB will all plant small
plat Of ground THIS year aud do ibcif
bcst to SEQ that phillipa county keeps
abreast of other portions of the state tn
developing this industry Circulars will
be sent over ihcainic giving Instructions
IA 10 culture, otc.
Assurance wna given that abundance
OF capital IL rendy for the erection OF fac.
tories aa soon us sa,iailcd that the bee,s
would be produced.
Yours for PHILIPPE county.
IA 81 ~ .,.r.-
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BEACHVILLE.


Howard Brown erected frame house
On his claim the past week.
Go, Supt Timberlake of Holyoke was
VISITING the school in District A one day
last wsek
g "Plnnt Your potatoes soon, plant I'm
in the MOON This sings Oscar Trout
man.
Mrs. NJ. Peter, was Visiting her daught
er Mrs. II. Treco last Wednesday.
1ke Saylor was over in 8 iG last Wednes,
>dsy.
4 Oscar Trou;man has been putting in
wheat for Geo, Shuler Of Holyoke on hls
claim in this vicinity.
OtD MISERY,
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7 G. Varncy had n couple II barrels Of
apples frozen solid during the winter
and he covered them up with threshed
barley in his granary. A few days ago
he opened barrel Of them and found
them in fine condition, they having kept
much better than those he had in his
cellar. No one could tell from the ap
pearanee or taste OF tie applesilht they
had over been frozen.
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B. d. Parker, Of Gardner, H., writes
ms that he intends in the near future TO
put IN a sheep ranch north Of liolyoke.
The sheep buaincsa seems to bc n profit.
able business in this section Of country
and We arc glad to SEQ number Of our
citizens taking hold Of this en,erprise.
Phillips county will nm ioubtcdly make n
fine agricultural county, but. to attain
the highest financial success, We mus,
raise stock 20 well M grain.
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1t is natural with NIL piano pupils, par.
ticulnrly those ,hat have had lessons
from eight months 10 one .enr, 10 some.
times ilnd Their music lessons and eser.
cises dry, get discouraged ns well as thor
parents, and want to give them up. Tho
best medicine In such casee ~ 10 tono up
tho musical systcm in lively, taking III.
Ito piece aud ono thoy will besurc 10 like,
"Whiepctings Of True Love- valsc
Lcntc. by Fischer, Is just the thing or
pill 10 takc three timea n day or every
hour, TO suit the patient. losAz Fiscn.
rn. publisher, Toledo, o. Price 50c.
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CHEAP LANDS IN THIS COUNTY

No. L. North. west quarter, section
J 20, town &, range ~, west. Known m
kthc John Frocl farm.
. No. --North.wcst f,nrtsr, section 30,
:sown I, range ~, west. Known IN the
D. s. GroI farm.
No. 2. Southwest quarter, section ~,
own I, range ~, west. Known ms the
f. j. McGinnip farm.
No. A. Southeast quarter. section H.,
lown Z, rGugc 10. west. Known ns tho
q. +. SKIOLD farm.
Low priccs ahd easy terms. For sale
by II. II. Smith, +. o. Box 1901, Denver,
|h'oloratc.
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George Bruner and family came down
from Littleion last week and will take
their residence IN Phillips county again.
George says that he has seen enough of
irrigation farming around Littleton to
satisfy him that he does not want n farm
IN that section of country as the farming
is tho expensive TO be profitable.
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TREES.

l will have car load Of trees in Hol-
yoke, Saturday, consisting OF shade trees,
nppleF, crabs, plums. apricot trees,
Ignnes. furents. strawperr,es. 6,ol ~ Ia,
line Of forest trees, FOR tree claims OF all
kinds. 4. Il. GUTHRIE.
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A surveying party were at work south
and southwest OF Holyokc last week.
or course they were mum as to- the
nature Of the survey, but IL is thought
that they are in the employ OF railroad
COMPANY,
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Tho beet sugar convention held nj
Denver last wo,k seems to have been n
grind succcsB In tho way of awakening
Increased interest 10 this proposed en-
tcrpiiac. A large attendance ~ reported
and tho dclegnica seemed TO vic with
each other m their enthusiasm. AZ the
close ~ three dny'B convention state
organization was effected md officers
were elected. A. &. Fifh, Of Dcn,or,waH
ohoecn m president, William Dickens, OF
bongmon,. first vice. president. John
Decide OF Moniroso, second vice.proei
dent, q. NJ. Hall, OF Otoro, eocrotary ,and
Henri Il. Foster. OF Denver, treasurer
and assistant secretary. Tie executive
commiiios Ia George W. Ssiuk, Of Otcfoi
Frank SiIultncy, Of Boulder, II. u. Solo
man. Of DouglaB, pttor MagDca Of Afnp.
nhoc. and A. Il. Bohney, of MoDtrosc.
Two representatives from each county
were selected aa members ~ tho state
organization. Tho members Of tho state
organization 10 represent Phillips coun.
" are II. W. Wakemnn and Henry War.
ron. We give in this ieHue tho rcpolu
ilon. adopted by tho convention.
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Bright people are the quickest TO rec.
ognize good thing and buy il. We soil
lots OF bright people the Little Early
Risers. you nrc not bright these pills
will make you NO. City Drug Store.
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THROUGH SERVICE TO onlci 90 VIA

The through cai service offered to
Chicago via the Union Pacific and Chi.
eago s. Alton Il. Y. Is unexeelled by
sleepers, Dinning Cars aud Chair Cars
run through daily without change,
Denver TO Chicago via Kansas City.
&. W. ATKINSON. Agent,
Sterling. Colo.
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II Is n fixed and immutable law that to
have good, sound health one must have
pure, rich aud abundant blood. Thcro
IL no shorter nor suror route than by n
course OF De Wits Sarsaparilln. City
Drng Store,
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The man who does not avail himself
OF the opportunity TO purchase piece Of
Phillips county land will be wanting TO
kick himself for his short sightedness
within year from this time.
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Although the night wns quite stormy.
krumpaniizky'G Hall wnr crowded With
mn audience 10 witness the lnugablc bur
lesquc on secret societies given in liol'
yoke lnn, night by the membcrs ri the
100 y Lodge OF Sterling. hyc.ybody
laughed mud No affecting was the netting
that nome of the ladies' went home vow.
Ing that. II that wns'n sample of secret
society mutations, their husbands should
not join but stay nj homo nj nights aud
help take unro of the baby. A number
ot The Sterling ladies' were In nttendapce
NJ the entertainment. Al tho close OF
tho play. the audience were invited 10
the II Il NJ Hotel wherc arrangements
had been made ior Bocinl dance which
continued into the nmnlI hours OF tho
morning. Tho Sterling pnrty found
themeelyce the victims oi y snow block
alc this morning.
The state herald., 1892-04-01

Rev. Beals filed Rev. Bailey's pulpit
at the M. E. church last Sunday morn
ing and delivered very inter resting and
Instructive sermon,
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= q. ". Garland's business has incroa sed
so that it became necessary for HIM to
employ wagon maker and no is now
prepared to make wagons.
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Charles T, vaSncy and his brother
Frank took the tram, Monday, for Grip
PIE Creek whcro they will prospect for
gold.
The state herald., 1892-04-01

New FIKM.-L. P. Lewis & Co., will
open variety shop about April 1st, one
door south OF A. Hyatt's grocery store.
Please call and see us.
The state herald., 1892-04-01

The Phillips county ranchmen now
Lave about 1900 sheep. This is pref.
ty good start in an industry that has
been introduced in this county whiting
the last two years.
The state herald., 1892-04-01

II isn truth In medicine tia. the
smalles, dose ihat performs the cure Is
the best. DO Wits Little Early Risers
aro tho smallest pills, will perform tho
cure md urc the best. City Drug store.
The state herald., 1892-04-01

Lohse Bros. have sold and exchanged
3l,20o lbs Of their Straight Grade Flour.
How Is that!
The state herald., 1892-04-01

Other medicines might help, but TO
make assurance doubly sure use De-
Wits Sorsnparilla to enrich, purify and
renew the blood. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1892-04-01

Miss Charlenc Palmer OF Fairmont,
Neh., is stopping with her grand parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Lewis.
The state herald., 1892-04-01

Mr.. Morrison shipped in his house
hold goods from York, Neb., and will
make his home IN Phillips county.
The state herald., 1892-04-01

Disense never successfully nttncks II
system with pure blood. d. Wits Sar-
snparilln makes pure, new blood and en-
riches the old. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1892-04-01
Mrs. j. Nj. Adair, of Denver, spent n
few days in Holyoke this week

WANTED.-County warrants, and
school orders at tho Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank.
The state herald., 1892-04-01

JIM. Smith returned last week to hi
home near Holyoko after an absence OF
several weeks at Buda, Mob.
The state herald., 1892-04-01

Don't haul ysur wheat 30 or 10 miica
to mill whcr you can exchange II for
iirst.class flour n, Lohse Bros. in Hol-
woke.
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\. l. Burdette says that he has sown
i25 acres OF wheat this spring and will
SOW us much more.
The state herald., 1892-04-01

We are agents for the White and I'm
ion Sowing Machines. Call and SEQ MS
before buying. w. u. Shamp & 10.
The state herald., 1892-04-01

Bert Smith OF the lumber firm of I.
Smith & Son Co., was in Holyoke this
week. The company have sold their
yard in Holyoke TO the Howard Lumber
Co.
The state herald., 1892-04-01

Postmastcr Shuler has moved the post
Office into the building formerly occupied
by the Exchange Bank.