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The state herald., 1897-10-01


Some u the state officials, II seems, are
becoming somewhat worried over the
prospect Of shortage 10 the state rcvs-
nnsS for the yenr. Al tho Inst session of
the Legislature. when the senate finance
commi,tee after most careful rxsmina.
ton Of tho states ilnancss decided that
the oply sale basis for tho appropriations
ot the legislature WINS tho retiring stn,.
auditors estimate u the probable reye.
nue. and expenditures for tho two years,
the members Of tho committee were ~.
vsrsly cspsured by several Of tho state
officials who insisted that tho retiring
auditors estimate Of tho probable rsye-
nus wse too small ny nearly ono hun
tired thousand dollars. A maturity Of
the members Of the bonse took the same
rusition "a these state officials and tho
result wHs failure 10 agree on the gen.
srsl appropriation bill which necessiiat.
sd the calling Of ~ .slfn .s,sion. Al
The state herald., 1897-10-01

first publication Aug. "a is9I-No
Nntlce for Publication
riuited Bsntes Land once
Sterling tolo Aug. 20 1871
Notice Is hereby givca that the following
nnn.ed settler has filed notice Of his intention
To make anni proof ia support OF his claim
and that said proof siii b- mad. before the
olcr,. OF county coirt s' iiolyokc Colo on
Oct > i-s7 viz:
ELMER r NELSON
Id No i'gfor the N W Y sec i5tp7nriow
IIc names I'll. foliosing witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitivn-
tion of said land y,z'
f.aac roscgntr of Iioiyok- Colo
Charles thaLcy
John y Nelson a.
John stnrn
cfLEMiNG Register
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first publication Oct 1871
Nniirp fpr Iouhlicatinu.

first publication Oct 1877
Nptica for Publication.
Land ONCE ni sterling Colo
sept ~ lsy'
Noiice Is hereby given that the following
named settler hiss nied notice Of his intsn-
uon 10 make nnai proof In support of his
claim and HAT SAID proof viii be maio bcfsrf
tho clerk Of tho district court at iiolyotc Colo
Oh Nov iso. via
NEWTON DiCkEY
I'D Es-o for the so4 -cs 10 tpTnrNw 6p m
He names the following witnesses to piove
HI. continuous rc-,dencc upon and cniiivn-
tion Ut said iund VIA
tharlc. Irwin ~ iioiyoko Colo
samuel n Johnson Z" "
ii"nry iiarnrnyc. 4" "
George Donn-ly " d"
DC fLrSi>d Register
The state herald., 1897-10-01

The Rocky Mountain News is very
wrathy because the silver republicans
will not psrmit II to dictate their course
10 political aGsira. The editor Of that
papsr never 10 quite happy unless he IL
attempting to dictate tho policy OF t~o
or thrss political parties. The silver re.
publicans nominated for justice OF tho
supreme court Charles u. Hsyt, pro.
nouncsl advocate OF the free and unl,m-
tied coinage OF silver Without awaiting
the action Of any other nation, . silver
republican Of unquestionsd standing In
the party and, simply because the Nc.
Kinisy republicans saw lit to endorse
him 40 their candidate knowing that IN
doing - they wero endorsing for that
oiiioe an outspoken and uncompromisipg
advocate Of ihs free and unlimited coin.
aye Of silver, tho editor Of tho News has
sssn III TO demand that tho silver 70.
pnblicans should desert their candidate
and give their support 10 the favorits
candidate u the Rocky Mountain Newr.
Il 10 very plain to be seen that the News
IN very much opposed TO the 70 election
of Judge Hayt md that his esdorss-
mont by the Mckinley republicans 10
taken advantage Of by him simply m an
excuse for opposing his election, but Mr..
Patterson 10 making demand that will
not he complied with when lie insists
that silver republicans shall drs-rt their
ows candidate. II he Is NO very anxious
10 defeat Judge Hnyt he should have
used his grent iufluspceio prevent thu
McKinley republicans from endors,nR
hiD.
The state herald., 1897-10-01

Insure against Accidents III The Star
Accident Company. 1t costs but little
more, md certainly The Best is The
Cheapest when We take out Insurance,
because when you want it you want it
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Chicago. Over s7Oo,OOO.OO paid for acci-
dental injuries.
The state herald., 1897-10-01

WANTED: :-Trustworthy md active gentle
men or indic travel for rcspon-
stole established house in Colon ado
Monthly tc5 and expenses. Position stcady,
Reference. Enclose self addressed stamped
envelope. The Dominion Co. Dept. y Chica.
20, III.
The state herald., 1897-10-01
II you have anything to sell, advertise
1t in the STATE HERALD.
Subscribe for the HERALD
For .a,e or Trade.

! have newspaper outfit consisting
Of paper press, job press, paper cutter,
type and everything complete which 1
am not using and desire to sell or trade
the same. 1t is the outfit that was for
merly used in the publication of the
Phillips County News. J.H. PAINTER.
The state herald., 1897-10-01
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The state herald., 1897-10-01
Dated Sept ~ /,
First publication sept ei.isa.-So
Nniice for Publication

Nuiire for Publication
United States Land once
sterling Colo srpt n. ix;
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his in,en.
ton 10 make nnal proof In support of his
claim and that said proof viii be- mad, b..
fore the clerk OF the county court OF riiiiips
county Colo NJ iioiyokc Colo on Nov \, isy,
visi
THkoDoRE cHhI.BERG
lid y .E for the 9 u sec otp'nr VI " q
y. M.
lie names the follow ing witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cuitiva.
uoa Of said land viz
G a Larson of iiaNtun Cola
kainuri Nelson '' liolyoke
Elmer Nelson
Charlie. " Erickson
ftENiNi, t,ruislrr
The state herald., 1897-10-01

IVANTED:-Trustwo orihy and active gentle
men or ladies to travel for respon-
slblc established house in Colorado.
Monthly sa5, and expenses. Position steady.
Reference. Enclose sclf.ad'lresscd stamped
envelope. Tho Dominion. Co. Dept. Y Chica
TO- Ill.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

l hereby announce myself AZ IN indie.
pendent candidate for the Office OF coun.
~ clerk and recorder OF Phillips county
subject to tho votes Of the people a, the
polls. Respectfully, l.. Leblanc.
The state herald., 1897-10-01

The Sterling Advocate refers to the fu-
sion Of the silver republicans, democrats
aud populists on the candidate for DIS
tnct attorney US "lud'cFous farce"
Election day will show the Advocates
",udicrous farce" to be reality OF such
dimensions that the Advocate will be-
GIN to suspicion that it is not first t-class
Judge Of such matters.
The state herald., 1897-10-01

tho extra session compromise on the
appropriation bill was effected which
raised the appropriations several thous-
ana dollars ubove the amount recon-
msnded by the senate finance COMMITTEES
Already shortage in revenue is In sight
brought about by thu lowering Of tho %.
sessed valuation by the county assessors.
1t will be found before the end OF the
next year that Auditor Parks made o
very correct estimate OF the revenue for
the two years and that, had the recon-
mendation of the senate and house com.
mittees been followed by the two bodies,
tho condition Of the finances Of the state
would have been in better shape at the
close Of ths two years.
The state herald., 1897-10-01
To Soften the Hands.

Before rctif.lg take n large pair Of old gloves
md spread mutton tall0w inside, also all oves
tho hands. Wear the gloves all night, and WASH
the hands with olive oil and white CASTLE SOAP
the nsxt morning.
equally II not more Important to know, Is found
IN the handsomely illustrated new book just
published by
The state herald., 1897-10-01


Senator Teller in recent letter to the
chairman Of the silver republican state
central committee, in commenting on
the candidacy of Judge Hayt for justice
Of the supreme court says:
Judge Hayt has been in public life
for many years. and has established q
high character as judicial officer. 1t
WIS well known that he was supporter
OF Mr.. Bryan aud the silver canse during
the last campaign, and that he also sup
ported the state ticket Of the silver re-
publican and democratic parties IN this
state. The leaders OF the Mckinley re-
publicsns well knew these facts when
they nominated him. am informed by
members OF that party that Judge Hsyt
did not conceal from them that he voted
for Bryan, and that his afiiliation was
and would continue to be with the silver
republican party. The candidate OF the
peoples party ss we'll as the candidate
Of the democratic party are strong sup
por'ers OF the silver cause, yet not more
30 than Judge Hayt.
Unable to unite all the friends Of sil.
YER on one candidate, and believing that
the failure to do so does not lie at the
door OF the silver republican party, see
no reason Why members of that party
should not support its candidate, and
believing IS l do that the silver republi.
can organization will be q powerful agen.
cy in furthsring the cause Of silver
throughout the United States, I am anx.
ious for It's maintenance and The success
OF its candidate. and shall therefore give
him my hearty support in the coming
campaign. not in a spirit Of hosti,ity to
the other silver organizations, not in the
spirit Of mere partisan, but to build Up
and maintain an organization that can In
the future, as believe 1t will. act in har-
mony with the other silver organizations
in the great contest for the FREQ coinage
Of silver in 1900. The contest Of 1900
will not ohly be y contest for righteous
monetary system that will recognize the
money u the constitution, but il will 10
for good government, q better recogni-
tion OF the rights Of tho people, and a
return to the old doctrine Of our fathers,
government Of the people, for the peo.
pie and by the people. All who believe
In such government must be prepared
to sink minor differences. and devote
themselves to the redemption Of our
country from the control of syndicat.s,
trusts. monopolies. and from tho power
"i illegally acquired wealth. hope 10
this spirit we may conduct the ,oming
campaign"
The state herald., 1897-10-01

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Irst publication sept IL is9z.-So
flxBBR.CuLIrRB FINAL PROOF

tirst publication sept |. is9'.-So
flxBBR.CrLIrRB HlNAL PROOF
Nutics iur p Publication
United States Land Oficc
sterling colo. Sept. ~ 1877
Notice Is hereby givos that Gustav
scheuncmnnn has filed notice Of ms In.
icntion To make iinai proof before clerk OF
county court of Phillips county Colo at his
ONCE In Holyokc Colo on Oct. -. iss7. on
timber culture application No itols for the
NV u Of sec TIP nof i3w
He nancs ns witnesses;
Jacob Mauser sr OF Hoiyokc - Colo
Jacob Mauscr. Jr Z"
ouo schroeder f"
Charles Mnuscr " F"
FLEMING Register.
The state herald., 1897-10-01

William L. Hayes, candidate for dis
trict attorney on the silver fusion ticket
is we'll qualified for the duties OF the OF
tios for which he IL candidate. He has
the ability necessary for satisfactory
performance OF the duties OF the Office
and his honesty aud uprightnsss OF chai-
ac'er are we'll known TO all who know
him either personally or by reputation.
Up to within few years he was mem.
bsr Of the republican party and in 1883
when this county wss part' OF Logan
county Mr.. Hayes was q candidate for
county commissioner on the republican
ticket and was elected by good msjori.
~ and be gave good satisiact,on in the
performance Of the duties Of that Office.
In that campaign tho editor Of the HER,
AID had tho pleasure Of helping make
the campaign Of tho county in Mr.. Hayes
tshalf. He has also held the position
Of deputy district attorney and In 1884
VS. the fusion candidate Of the populists
and democrats for state senator from this
distric.. Mr.. Hayes will take we'll ~ith
the people and viii bs elected by . good
majority.
The state herald., 1897-10-01
popt Tobacco Spit and Smoke Yeur lie Away.

Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Lie away.
II you want to quit tobacco using easily
and forever. be made well, strong. magnetic,
full OF new life and vigor, take No-To- Bac,
the wondcr-worker, that makes weak meE
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Over 400, 600 cured. Buy No-To-Bac of your
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First publication Sept u 1897.
Nutica for Publication,
Land ONCE At Sterling Colo I
Sent IN fsq1.

Land oficc at Sterling Colo
Sept ~ 1877.
Notice Is hereby gwen that tho following
named settler has iilcd notice OF hismtcntion
To make nnni proof IN support Of his claim.
and that said proof viii In made before the
clerk of district court at IIoiyokc Colo on
Oct " lsg7. viz;
LOYAL S COLLINS
I'D l. 3l7 for the n c Z sec % tpsnrt5w
lie names the following witnesses u prove
hi, continuous residence upon. and cuitiya.
tion Of. said land. viz;
Mrs MnrxarctAustln Of liolyokc Colo
Gust johnson
Newell Porter
james Lamar Z"
DC.fLENiNc tcgistnr.
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FIRST publication sept 10 isy7 no
TIMBER CULTURE FINAL PROUr
Nniira for utilization
tniiri states Land Office.
sterling tolo krpt v isW
Nouc- Ia hereby given that fred Y iIafI-
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lie names ~ witnesses
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where there is plenty Of hay and grain
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~nnt a good driving team leave your or.
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-01-15
ManteO, Dare Co,

Mrs Wright left Monday fcr
Perquinlans county where sic
will spend some time.
Miss Bessye w. Baker, of this
place, left Thursday to enter
St. Mary's College at Raleigh.
Rev. Stallens, of NJoyock, held
his usual service at the Baptist
church at this place last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Casey, who
have been visiting at Stumpy
Point, returned to their home
Sunday.
An entertainment was given
at the Court House last Friday
and Saturday nights by the
Ladies Aid Society. Quite a
neat sum was realized.
On Wednesday, January 9th,
while the family of Rev. G. D.
Langston were quietly at tea
there was heard a laundering
knock on the front door. With
surprise pictured On
each face the door was opened
and in there came bundles, bas-
kets, buckles, chairs, carpets
and hosts of other things that
make the heart ola pastor warm.
After all lad entered, a calm
still as midnight fell On each
while all joined in cottage
prayer meeting. Then all dis
persed with bright eyes and
beaming faces, knowing "That
it is more blessed to give than
to receive"
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-01-15

Take care of the farm nipple
rnents and machinery. 1t would
seem that no word or suggestion
Or warning is necessary on this
point, but it would surprise the
general reader if he were travels
ing over the country to note the
evidences of carelessness which
are so often seen. The provident
and painstaking farmer has a
place for his implements, where
ee sees to it they are housed and
properly cared for when they are
no longer required in the cultiva-
ton Of crops. His inprovident
neighbor sometimes leaves his
implements where they are used
last. Or about his premises, with
out shelter. Even his harvese
er Or moving ss,nac:liue is left in
the field long alter it has been
used, subjected to all kinds of
weather and invitable injury.
The cost OF repairs is necessar-
arly increased under such mex
cusable neglect, and the period
when a new machine will be
necessary is much shortened.
The care of tools is All import
ant factor in farm economy and
while not necessary for the pro
|vident man, may be serviceable
to such as are too remise in this
i direction.-Ex.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-01-15
CAMDEN G.. LII.

Mr.. w. R. Gilbert spent last
Tuesday i'll E. City.
Miss Lille B. Sawyer spent
last Sunday at Churchill"
Mrs. Il. F. Gilbert is visiting
her daughter, Mrs NJ. F. Forbes,
at Lynhaven, Va. :.
Mr.. J. L. F. Sawyer and little
son, Paul. We're in E. City last
Tuesday on business.
Rev. T. 6. Wood left Monday
for Winton, n. c., to attend to
some business matters.
Mrs. o. G. Pritchard, after
spending a few days in E. City,
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. Chas. Morgan, the we'll
known photographer, was in
our place this week looking
we'll pleased as usual.
Miss Mary J. Wood, of Bel>
cross, left yesterday for Berkeley
where she will spend sometime
with friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bell, res
Gently of Shawbo, are now resi-
dents Of Our place, We are glad
to have such good neigh bors.
| Mr.. Harry Pearson. Havre-de.
Grace, Md, is spending some
time 1t Eden Grove" with
| family of his uncle, E. Sawyer
; Mr.. Ed. S. Till,tt, one of ou1
popular young men, returned
last week from All extended trlI
to Tunis ,Murfreesboro and othel
points. :,
Owing to the illuese Of Mis-:
Ella Gilbert, Miss Mary WOOD
taught school in her place Mon
day and Tuesday at the Belcros:
Academy.
I Mrs. Frank Bell returned t.
her home i'll Elizabeth Git
Monday, after spending a very
pleasant visit with her brother
Mr.. H. S. Gilbert.
Miss Beulah Trafton, of Bel
cross. las been visiting Mis-
| Sallie Jennings at "Poss' II
; Quarter" end returned home de
lighted with her visit.
, A large number of peopj'
gathered on the grounds :.
Nash's Chapel last Sunday ant
when the hour of service came
all convened i'll the building am
listened very attentively to tn
! beautiful discourse SO ably dc
, livered by the pastor.
The Sunday school at Her
: rings school house gave its an
nual celebratian Thursday, Jan
, 9TH There were quite mum
:, Der present. The program con
=, sisted Of recitations and singing
, which was much enjoyed by al
,, who heard them, which prove
the school to be composed O
bright, willing scholars as wei
, as striving faithful teacher S
. Each scholar was rewarded TO
| their years work and went hone
: rejoicing.
: ZACK.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-01-15
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