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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-23
THEATRICAL
ADJUSTMENTS.
Mark Twain is writing a play.

AIIk With - Nilt4Atr a. l'NF'
Harry Lacy will star next season.
twenty-five New York theatres are
siill open.
New York's Chinese theatre has been
abandoned
Edwin Ardin is TO be julia Arthur
leading man.
Gus Hih will have six companies on
the road next season.
Wilson Barrett revived "Virginius' in
London last week
Lost IN New york; was recently given
In Dublin. Ireland
Mansfield will add "Timon OF Athens
10 bis repertoire
D'Oyloy Carte wants Lillian Russell
for this summer in London.
Modjcska has invited Barrymore 20 be
her leading man next season.
Jarleau will star In De Koven and
Smiths now opera, "a Paris Doll"
The BOstonians have purchased the
right 20 play Rob Roy" hereafter.
Marie Wainwright and her two daugh-
tcrs will sail for Europe this week.
1.-THE Deisha' has passed its 315th per-
Torrance at DAYS London Theatre
The City Fathers Of Aix-la-Chapclle
have prohibited the performance If Often
hach's "Orpnic aux Enters for moral
reasons
Mcssfs. jefferson Klaw & Erlanger
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-23
A handsome Design.

The diploma is 22X)O inches in size and con-
siss of a wreath Of flowers at the top, enclosing
portraits of President Davis VicePresident Ste
phens. Generals Robert E. Lee and StonewaIl
Jackson ON the sides; Iife-Ike portraits OF the
most prominent acknowledgements are set down
either side of the picture. with SemmeS and FOR
rest at the bottom of the group, representing the
Confederate army and navy. Just below this
on one side Is The Lee Camp Badge, which has
been adopted As the badge Of nearly all Contede-
rate associations. Opposite IS the great seal OF
the Southern C0ntederlcY. In the lett hand
lower corner is the State House at Richmond,
designed by Thomas Jefferson, and used as the
capital of the COniederlcy, and now the State
CAPITOL of Virginia, while on the right IS the house
President DAVIS and family occupied during the
war and now used as the Confederate Museum to
Keep the archives and other war relics. In the
centre of the bottom is a beautiful picture OF the
Confederate Soldiers Monument in Hollywood
Cemetery Richmond Across this triangular
monument is draped the Confederate flag m natu'
raj colors, and at the bottom are pretty cuts repre-
senting the first battle Of Manassas and the en-
algement betwcen the Menimac and Monitor
In the center Of the picture is space Of ABOUT
8xIo inches left to put the record Of The soldier
when and where he enlisted, his officers and com
manderS. the different engagements he was IN, II
wounded or taken prisoner, and any other lnioT'
nation relative to the soldiers record.
The diploma is intended as a memorial which
he nav had down TO his children and grand
chiren, that they may ever keep IN loving re-
membrane the side upon which their fathers
fought. and the part they played in the grandest
STRUGGLE made in American history
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-23
READ THE, DESCRIPTION.
Is Highly Endorsed.

The design is beautiful in detail and execu-
ton, and all that a true Confederate could ask
for. 1t is the only thing that has ever been de-
viSed TO perpetuate the individual record OF each
Confederate soldier. 1t is endorsed by such vii
known men IS Governor Charles I. OFeulll,
W. a. Smoot and W. p, Smith, Past Commanders
of the Grand Camp, Confederate Veterans of
Virginia. Maior-General Thomas A. Brander,
Commander OF the Virginia Division, United Con-
federate Veterans; Captain Thomas Elicit. Adju'
tant Grand Camp, Department of Virginia, and
other prominent ex-ConfederateS all over the
South. The following is the correct form for
filling in the blank on the diploma
Know u that ......... enlisted from ......... on
the ........ day oe ........., IS6-, add was mus.
tered into the Confederate States service at ......,
State of ........, on the .....t... day, IS6-, as
...... of company ....... under captain .........
and colonel ........ to serve .......Ayelrs Or for
the war The regiment was assigned, 10 .........
brigade, ......... division. ......... corps srmy OF
........., and participated in the following engase-
ments, viz. ........; promoted, .........; wound
ed ..... in hospitals ......... captured. .......:
in prison, at .........; paroled, released or ex-
changed, ..... detailed for special duty. ......;
re-enlisted, .........; received hnal discharge,
......; $50 ......... al '........ on account OF
........., name. .........; address, .........
Il is intended that this should be engrossed
by hand by an expert penman and then signed
officially by the captain and adjutant OF his COM
pany. the commander OF his camp or some other
person in authority, or arrangements can be
made TO have il signed by the officers OF the dlplo-
ma company in Richmond upon presentation Of
the proper credentials, al OF which The Times
will attend 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-23

Few Novelties to Markthe Fashion. for IA,
Pre-, ~ -ct-0u.


There was never season thar brought
forth lever novelties in ncck"ear. said
the salesman, "aud the man Mnp I- lu"n-
ing for some style that is entirely new
Will have 10 80 somewhere else IMAM
New York 90 hnd b.. Maybe he can set
fl i'm London. but / doubt that for ~
10 this time there has not come FOB this
country the least indication Of anything
novel there. This seasons fashions are
only little changed copies OF what pre-
coded them. and 90 all that have come
under my notice there has been nothing
distinctly novel.
4 should say that the most striking
feature of Che STYLES this year DIS the dee
termined effort TO make popular the Tres
Of six stamped with lndlan designs.
which made their appearance FIRST about
five years ago. Ever since chat time
they have been regarded 90 London as
the smartcst sort Of scarf a man can
wear. The same vogue came % th's sort
Of goods Boston but here in Sew York
the stuHs could never be made more
than moderately fashionable This year
a larger stock az these fos NHra boon
put ON the market than ever before. The
Clecf fffor no c0orr00 pom .1rifv.
seems tO have about ha1 rs day. in
silks and lmeus 70 has h.l the fe.t Tor
four years now But th.. summer there
b. likely 90 De- Jess seen az lt.
Variations OF The Indian patterns arc
found ln very striking con .rast- 0f r1fh-
er crude blue and red d .sns usually
in squares. bat the small circles and
notified patterns stin remain tho best m
these goods Last summer great num-
Der OF The vivid striped tics worn hy the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-23
THE RECORDS OF THE BRAVE.
Diplomas Deeds Of
SIGNS the New and Attractive Plan Of Preserving the
orv of Southern Sodiers-The Times Offers Attrae
nduCement
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A Limited Number.

The number OF the diplomas which The Times
has secured to sell at this prize is limited, there
fore those who want them should speak early.
The regular price is one dollar, but The Tines Is
enabled to offer them to its subscribers Tor only
fry cents.
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How to Secure One,

The way to secure one OF these beautiful d.
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poma Will be delivered to you,
The state herald., 1897-10-29
NEW rnAh NAnn-

Hard nudalfl r1ll ter nalr by ihmc.
Young q o. lfypu uceI nnythiug in
thnt line rive Young & CO. cni. or
dora cun be- loNa e. 81 Moups hard
wufo store M 700 Young on tho tfhnsfei
waf1n ttyouhaye any Transferring ID
ms pnit OF the eliy ohll un innps Yonna
& 60. u you wantio feed yonr teau
where ih,To il rlrnty VI hay and gran
pit up nt the fasi Livery inrn. if yut
smut good durus foam leave your of
dar pi ihi ingl Livery liarn.
ihhH NUrHu Is Aus.
The state herald., 1897-10-29
nEArIiNILLr

Theo. Peter began term Of school in
district 20 last Monday.
Two thrcihing outli.s are buuy at work
IN tins neighborhoni. Wheat is yioid-
iue from TO II bushels per acre.
Our carnival goers returned home from
Denver last Saturday. 1t will be sevor-
al weeks before their eyes will resume
their normal condition. all due TO the
Wonderful sights seen IN the capital city
Candidates are ns thick rs the Aics
around WIN. ileller's molnsse~ mill.
John Peter aront the furr part OF last
week IN Yuma county.
ON MISERY.
The state herald., 1897-10-29
Election Notice.
,inlr C0l0rld0,

atRt7 of ooluudo,i
rouuty orrmll,ra
Pursuant b. ,llr pr,yisIons of section rvoni
~ ono e of chuuior th,riytour 80 al IA"
anarral Statutes of thr statn ~ rolnrado, 90.
titled. "Llrcupns." noticc is hrreby Fivru
that Grnrrat Gltotlh vii h' hold In ilu
-,,rud NotiHg prcrinrts iu said county ni
rhuilps IN The stat nfof,anli. un the tn"--
day aurcoeding thc drsf Monday yin thr month
uf Soycnihet. 4 - i.HI, tn.altion the Second
CD DAY N November. d lli
That on -iid dny the following on'rors ore O.
be- r.roiTd tawitf
unnjudro of tir Supreme Court of the
state OF Colorado.
oua uirHr Attorney within nod for thf
iIih judlsini District of ihr state of tIloIahu
uuoruuuty rlrris nud recorder.
Ourcoauty ttoirutcr
"nr county .hurHr
Onfcourti nssrsFurl
Unr rountT .muiaalln,r within hnd loi
rpu,missluuorHdiH 'na
ono county nIt ItHntoHieHt Of HUiu"'H.
one county .urF,yur
pur county turuHrr
upc iusicr oi thr Icaea fur lusliec's rfr
einft Np, p
one ranalnhlr tor iuatlrr's precinct Nn, 2,
mtlnrs ahrrrIt. 1 bHtv hrreunii .rt n'
hnnd ard pE,iul srl. tt iill}"ko this ~, in'
[ .t orilurr 4. n.i.t
Ilscau ,naa a. iimHrlnhhrn clerk
The state herald., 1897-10-29

G. N. Mowfy. candidate Tor county
treasurer IN the silver ticket, n regarded
by all Who know him M a mout consery-
a,lyc aud careful businraa mnn. AZ
county treasurer ho will exercise tho
anne cnrc la taking nnrr Of the money OF
tho county that be always hpp done IN
looking after HE own private business
ani on ncst ''ueedny ho viii be elected
county TREASURER 10y n good majority
The state herald., 1897-10-29
y cfLrMiNG I,rEl.tor
siiii,iriss SALE,

TRiHtaH
Satic- IL hereby given that by virtue of "a
wit Of special execution issued out oi
the ronnty court of Phillips 10 Colo, dHici
hrpt y. -. and to me ~ shcfin directed In
favor oi y N Smith plmnui and aghinsi
Jacob wr,lrr defendant Tor thr
sum at s's.a damages ard ~ ~ costs ui
this nciioa and Rrcruing r,sia nnd where y
! hay, lrviri On N. following iH
.rrih-'i propsriy iowiii
Ta-n . y see - sipsnrtgw6 w6pm In I'M
liz. county coio
To satisfy said amounts shall offer said
premises for sale ut public auction on S,tur
day the - day of 90 i-is u, III" hnnr II
o'clock y ~ at anli day NJ the front door ol
the cs,rt house ~ iinlyokr Phillips corolo
to III" highest and best bidder therefor.
Datrsi thi. n day % A"pi l-g'.
sifTIIittI, Nhitiu,
The state herald., 1897-10-29

james Devnn and }. II. Heskett ltft
Holyoke last week to take positions with
the b. Il NJ. on the Alliance line, Ne
regret very much to see so many OF tho
Ho.yoke Il. ~ Nj. Boys leaving and tak-
ing positions on other lines, but suppose
they expect to better their condition ii
nlncially by 30 doing.
The state herald., 1897-10-29

If you have not been registered, You
can be registered next Monday by ap-
pearng before tbo'registsation board in
person and taking with you two voters
to vouch for you
The state herald., 1897-10-29
uurliilir. shntif,

WANrlpi rrusiwuiihy aud paiiSo grnilr.
W innn or ladies % travel for trsrh.
.ibl- established huuse IN Colorado,
Monihiy ~. and expenses, Position steady.
itefar,nco Intio-e eif,n'ldrrasod stamped
envelope. 1hn Dominion. Co. Dept, Y rhich.
H., III
The state herald., 1897-10-29

The silver rally at Bryant Friday eve
Mug OF last week was well attended and
is reported as the most enthusiastic rally
neld by the silver forces in tins cam
paign. The speakers Of tho evening
were the eandIdates on the silver ticket
and II. II. Mason. The Hoyoko cornet
band furnished good music for the oeca-
sion. Precinct 8 will roll up good ma
iority Tor the silver ticket.
The state herald., 1897-10-29

If You do not vote straight party
ticket then you will lave to make a cross
opposite the name OF every candidate for
whom you desire to vote
The state herald., 1897-10-29
Tlrst publication sept si.isg5- No
rgnnra for FuhIifaiiun
United states Land onicc
Sterling Colo SHpt u. 1871

United states Land ofiicr
Sterling Colo s'pt y. 1871
Nouccis hereby given that the following
named SETTLER hns iiie1 notice 81 his inton.
lion to make nuul proof iu support of hi-
claim aiil that ,id proof viii be- made be-
fore the clrrl, OF the couuty court OF Phillips
county .olo nt llolyoke Colo on Nov q, lsE
Wis
THEODORE CHALBERG
lidEal Tor tlicn c q -ccDtp5nr % " 6
.. iu.
~ nnmrs the llowing witnesses 10 prove
his clpiiauoui rrHidrprr unon and cultivn.
nua u said land va
i!2ctor 4 iur.un OF llnNtun Colo
Samuel Nelson llulynkc
Enrr Nel.lu
Charles /. Erichson
FLEMING Register.
The state herald., 1897-10-29

| hereby announces myself nr ma tudc
pendent candidate i'r The urlso NJ com
~ clock eud 80 rler oi Phillips county
subject To tho yotrl ci ihg rropie at Tho
polls IorpoctinlH l.. LEBlASc.
The state herald., 1897-10-29

e DO not listen foFn momeot to ary
proposition To trsga votes The silver
ticket hqs plenty 4fssoles to elect ii, but
asinalelyotc should ever be traded
on election dsy- ~
The state herald., 1897-10-29

W. N. Stay will make careful. cot-
aoryn,iyc aud economical county com.
missioner. llo will be- elected by a good
mniur,y and We believe that he viii por.
fofm the duties Of the Office IN u manner
that viii give naiibinetion 10 the tax pny-
The state herald., 1897-10-29
zeno|eun Sheep Dip.
Non-PoisonouS
rnn Nrllnll anrrly lo. ~ nm "a nenNef

Acme Nciirii snrply "a. a11 i'ih H. hen'er
WANTED n.,soithy hni active srnilr'
-,bie established hausn ~ tnldi ado.
Monthly ~ ana expenses, Position steady,
itrfe,enee, inciosn s-it addressed stamped
envelope me poin'nion 10. brni thlrn'
10. a.
The state herald., 1897-10-29

II you wish to vote a straight party
ticket, nuke a cross in the spaco oppo-
site the party emblem. II You do not
wish to vote a straight party ticket, then
yonanust make u cross IN the space TO
IAh~fss6t 6t<sS.sPi< <stos the name o1e esess
candidate for whom you desire to vote.
The state herald., 1897-10-29

Some Of tho SILVER republicans u the
county may not uudefslapd why the
namc aud omhlrm oi the silver rcpubli
can party hnu been placed ~ Tar down
ON the ballot to oo used IN tho coming
election, unicr our election laws tho
county clerk likes The order In phioh iht
pariy nnmes and rmblcms shall appenr
on the ballot aud oi course, IN the nr.
fanprment OF tho party names ard cm-
blens, he iavora he own party mo- much
"a po'Hble and ibis accounts Tor the taoi
that tho republican nnme and euihien
appear at The iop ~ tue ballot The sl.
vpr republican name aud emblem hnyt
bepn placcd fourth on tho ballot hu, ibr
nembera of the pa,iy Nillhayc no trnub
10 In finding thpui nni viii place "a cfus'
IN the upaeo opposite he dove
The state herald., 1897-10-29

The Office o, county coroner h1s very
little pgy attached TO !, bu, is quite an
important office whenever ,hpfc iu worl,
Tor that onieor TO perform. A. H. Hen
dnx viii perform the duties of the Office
In most satisfactory manner
The state herald., 1897-10-29
tIr.l nnhneatlon I'D. lallN-No

tirsi publicatlon oct. u iSg-So
Nnilra Tor Publication
limited States Land nnirr
Sterling toio Oct, y lsp'
Sotice 1. hereby rivc;i that the following
nam cd settler has iiicd notice OF his ln'entlon
Ia make nnai proof 10 support OF hi. rlnlm
and thnt -aid proof Sill be- made hforo the
ricr,. of county o"irt - llolyokc Colo On
Nov q isG VIZ;
JOSEPH n BAIRD
III u No 30 Tor the "a q 4. sec lstp.ntltw
lie names the follo"lng witnesses to prove
his continuous rusid,tce upon aud cultlyn-
tion OF said land va
Aid-n shniUt Of llohok" Colo
FRED ilorlhbd
william 4 rugh
smith worlry &"
"A a. ~ tsnfN. u.,.f.,.,
The state herald., 1897-10-29

Mrs, II. b. wdot4,au Of Grant, Neb,
yisiied few dayss Ns week with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs 0. Cavanaugh Of
Holyoke. e st#
The state herald., 1897-10-29
nyoryl,oay raya 81.
change. 1888 Champa Street, Denver, Colo.

Cagclrats Candy CailRriic, the most wen
dcriA medical discovery Of the age, peas
ant aud rofrpshng tn tho taste, act ger y
anil phshvcly on l;idnevs, liver and howe g
clnnnslhg The enllrD sgstan, di5nci colds
ours hcndnel,S. inynr, lRhitnal constipation
and biliougaess, plensn buy anil try n ho,
OF o. e. @. tp-tlnY; 10, -, aOcenta. Sold an
. guaranteed TO cure by I'LL drnggists.
The state herald., 1897-10-29
first publication 0ct lisg5

First publication OCT 1 isE
Enuce for Publication.
Land unirr ni strrilng colnt
sept 81 lspi
rpurr b. hrrrhy OWEN that tho following
nHutd .riiicr hrs Med notice of his iutrn-
tion 10 make anal uraoi in support of his
riuiutuud ihnt aid proof vii b. made brfnrr
thrrlrtk of tbs di-lriri rIurtat liolyoke Colo
nn Nov GlsG VIZ
NEWIpN piCkLN
~ Es-l Tor tin p s,t n tp5nr - " a. m
re- npmts ircfoiioning witnesses 10 p'oyo
"a. cuniiuuous r,,yi,uro upon aud culiNa-
ZION of said land va
Chui1c- Irwin oI lluiyubr colo
samuel u Inhr-n
iirur' ihigruNDH
Dgorpb0lu,lF
lrLlNIs. Brdstrr
The state herald., 1897-10-29

William Lowe has had considerable
experience IN mryeyinR aud his work
has given good saiitiaoiion mud his work
as county surveyor will be satisfactory.
lln viii be elected 10y large minority
The state herald., 1897-10-29
Us. LANn OFFICE,
srLuLiNG. CnLu., Alias Notice
upf llfh IafI

Complaint having been entered at this ofilc,-
by August BjnrlSlun against Lars Jousson
for abandoning his homestead ontry 40 l
dated Apr is5 upon HE ne q! sec "a tp . Ia
rs3w in Phillips county, tolo with u virw 10
uHe clncrli.tieu Of suil entry
Tho -aiI pnriics are hereby summoned 10
APPEAR 90 this office ou the 0th day oi
Sov iyi. 80 10 o'clocl q. m, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning sud al
g1l abandonment.
u. q. fLUuiNG, Register
CuAs u TMnERLsKE Receiver
The state herald., 1897-10-29
Nyou NEED Hoods sarsaporilIa
y n your blood D impure, youruppe-
tito gone, your hsllih impaired. Moth
ing builds up health lilsc HOODS.

KVANTEnl .IrlstN IrihY hnd HnflvD gentle
" mrn or lmiIn 20 travel Tor ~ Unn
siiHo established ii1ua0 in C"l"rul"
Monthly tnnld prnaf4. Position siohiy
urHrruuc tprlosr -olf nddrcssc1 smupe1
rnYolnir Ihu uoHlulou. go. OPP f, Dhiea.
nm.ILI.
The state herald., 1897-10-29
nt., publlea,.on oe. Is. ls.,.

tirst publication Oct 10. lsg7.
Nui;CH fur ? uhlcatiun,
Land oaic- at sterling. Colo.
Oct l-&
Notice Is hereby q en- that III. following
NAMED settler hn- III i notice Of his lntcn'
tion Ia make ilnal proof an support Il his
claim. and that said proof will l'e iuad. b.
fore The r'erk Of the district court OF Phillips
county olo a, iioly okc, Colo. on Nov % lsai
va;
ANNACANADAi formerly Anna Nelson
iid l. i5d Tor IN" n . =. sec;2 ippnrlaW.
lie name, the following Witnesses To pro,
his continuous residence upon and culiiyn-
tion Of. said lHnti. VIZ;
s-ntza Iammcr-, uf iiolyul,c col
Herman Jnigen-.
Je-si. Jurgcn-
Charles t.rfrl. "
DC FILMING Register.
The state herald., 1897-10-29

The Bible Institute Colpor'ags A1so
citation, D. l. Moody, President. is IN
bcrd ~ more rolpariors, Earnest young
people desiring 10 giye tho whole or o
portion rl lh,i, time 70 Chrialnn work,
with remuneration. should ndlrosH a T.
Fit. supi. Box s., go Ia sallo Ave
Chicago, lot particulars,
The state herald., 1897-10-29

Tho ladies Of the Baptist Church viii
serve dinner, supper and Irosh oysirrs Gu
election day at g. A. Il. Hall,
The state herald., 1897-10-29
Chronic Diseases, and
Diseases Of Children.
Office in rear of Drug Store,
HOLYOKE. COLO.
20 YOU WAN, COLBY

Everyone desires TO keep informed on
Yucon, the Klondyke aud Alaskan gold
fields. Send lOc. for large Compendium
Of vast information and big color map to
Hamilton Pub. Co. indianapolis, Ind.
The state herald., 1897-10-29

This section OF country was treated 10
a storm of rain aud snow Monday night
and Tuesday. There was considerable
wind aud the trains were fnoNed up Tor
few dnyH
The state herald., 1897-10-29

The Mckinley republicans held a
meeting at the Amitie school house lat I
FRIDAY evening The meeting Was We
attended. The speakers were the canui-
dates on the Mckinley republican couu-
" ticked, A ) johnson, eaudiduto for
district attorney, and c. b. Iimberlake.
ID II. Scott Of Hnxtuu ussisted by sever
al musicians furnished some good or
rhsstra music Tor tue occasion.
a correspondent IN Bent county suys:
"rhe way plant winter onions il as fol
lows: Prepare the ground ~ for seed
bed, deep and mellow. Open a nnrrow
trench, eight or ten inches deep, I'll -four
inches with good stable manure. Divide
the sets, planting one IN a lace two or
three inches apart. in rows twelve or
fifteen inches apart; iill 10 the level with
more manure Then draw up the DIRT IN
ridge. DO thls in September, and IN
lbe spring. when others atc planning. you
will have nice, tender onions, about SIX
inches long. plant the neU buttons at
the same iimc ard uso them the negt
year, have never tried them FOR The
fir; winter, hut suppose they you'd do
us well as the others, but might be
smaller Field ard Farm.
The state herald., 1897-10-29

II
New sorghum at Stamps.
Vote the silver ticket.
------> -
Vote Tor Charles ID. Hnyt.
- -
Vote for W. l.. Hays.
- -
Vote for $. W. Bergs.
Vote for Il. W Garland.
Vote for q. NJ. Mowry.
Vote lor G. b. Weir.
Vote for $. $. worley.
Ncie for W. NJ. Slay.
Vote ior William Lowe.
Vote for \. H. Hendrix.
Vote the silver republican ticket
Irwin Bros. will buy aud sell cath.
Besure that you IRE registered.
Call on irwin Bros before selling ) ur
cattit.
S. S. Worley will he elected county
superintendent OF schools next Tuesday.
NJ. j. Fitzpatrick has purchased the
residence property Of $ 3lace ~ Hol-
yoke.
Put cross opposite the dove on your
balIo. nud vote the silver republican
ticket.
A good many people were IN Holyoke
Saturday and 6usintss seeued lively ior
the merchants
The ladies ui the NJ. Il. Church will
'etve warm dinner nt tho q. A. Il. Hall
on SATURDAY, Ocr. %.
S. W. Beegs gave go,d sa,isinct.on
WHEN county clerk nnd hc viii be elected
Tor another term.
William Clemnous came up from Has.
iiugs, Neb Saturday and remained IN
Holyoke over Sunday.
George u. Weir viii be the next shenl
Of philnrs county and be Nill bs good
u.gn tor that ollice. Vote for him.
viii Frnuzen returned Saturday from
Goih-nberg where he had been FOR somr
time running Il thresbing mnchipe.
+, W. Vnrnry aud \. {. Lnrson lcll
llolyoke Monday for Allrance where the,
expect to secure positions on the b. a N
A. II. liendux oi llnxiuu, this county
raised between SIX aud seven hundre'
bushels of wheat uu his farm near that
place this year.
II. Il. Perkins Of the north western
part of the county sold Last week i5D
bushels of good wheat raised On bis mru
this year.
n. u. Copp treated the nEEALD oiiici
10 some tine celery last Saturday. IN,
cclery was grown on the land which b,
irrigates with his wind mill Irrigation
plnni.
George W. Garland will be his owl
successor ~ county assessor. lie ha
served one term aud has gwen good sat
isfaction and will be elected Tor anothc
term.
Art Tyler moved HE household good
To lioldrege. Ncb,. this week, Th,
chunee of train service made 1t noccGaar!
Tor him to move 10 lloldrcgo for II tim,
u, least.
William Lowe has had conaiderabl
experience IN nryeying aud his worl
has given good Vaiisiaoiion mud his worl
rs county surveyor will bo satisfactory
lln viii be elected 10y u large mhjori,y
-
The Office u' county coroner hss yer
little pqy attached TO It bu, is quite NJ
important ollice whenever 'hpfe IN Wor
Tor that oficor TO perform. A. H. Hen
dnx viii perform the duties ~ the oillc
in most satisfactory manner,
W. N. Stay will make careful, cot
aorvn,iyc aud economical county con
missioner, llo will hc elected by goo
inninrItY nnh Mn lnllnNn lhnl hn VII nnl
The state herald., 1897-10-29

Art Tyler moved his household goods
to Holdregc, Ncb,, this week, The
chunee ot train service made 1t noccraary
Tor him 10 move TO lloldrcgo for time
u, least.