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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-11
MEETINGS.


National Bank of Virginia,
National Bank Of Virginia,
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of this bank will be
held at the clearinghouse on TUESDAY,
January IL, 1898, at y O'clock NJ.
J. w. LOCKWOOD.
de II, 2,15. q. 3O&eodtJy11i Cashier.
Richmond. Va. November 80 1897.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA
HOT SPRINGS COMPANY, for the pur-
pose Of electing directors and for the
transaction Of such other business as may
lawfully come before the meeting, will
be held at the office of the company. in
the Pace Building. in the city of Rich
mond on TUESDAY, December 18th, at
u NJ.
The transfer-books will be closed on
Monday. December 9Th. at F. NJ. and
remain closed until 10 A. NJ. Wednesday,
December 10, 1897
de 4-td C. E. WEXFORD. Secretary.
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LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

LOST, YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. A
HANDSOME BLACK OSTRICH-FEA-
THEIR BOA. on Broad street between,
Third and Fourth streets or Fourth street
between Broad and Clay. A liberal re-
ward IL returned TO Mrs. ID. II. GILL.
i02 east Clay street. de ll-it
LOST. GOLD ScARF-PIN. WISH
bone. with small diamond in centre. Re-
ward II left at Security Bank. de n-rr'
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
II OF A
SMALL. FRAME HOUSE
ON THE WEST SIDE or THIRTY
SECOND STREET, BETWEEN Il
AND $ STREETS

In execution OF a certain deed Of trust
from John Trice and wife 10 the trustees
of the Home Building Company per
petuaD, dated December 49, 1891 and re-
corded In the Clerks office OF HenricO
County Court In Deed-B Book i3S A. page
ls2. which was given 70 secure the pay
ment of certain sum OF money therein
mentioned, default having been MADE IN
the payment OF a part thereof. ana being
directed by the Board OF Directors OF said
company we shall proceed 10 sell al pub
lie auction upon the premises on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER Is. 1857.
at $50 O'Clock p. NJ. the above described
REAL ESTATE, IL being the same con-
veyed by. said deed OF trust. and fully de-
scribed therein. The house has three
rooms. and the lot fronts 20 feet on tho
west side OF Thirty-second street. and
runs back between parallel lines IA feet
10 an alley In the rear i6 feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF sale. al
taxes that may be due. and the sum Of;
sl35.75; the balance upon a credit Of sin
and twelve months, for negotiable notes,
with interest added. secured by "a trus:
deed. n. ID. HARGROVE,
II. Il. SUTTON,
III. S. TAYLOR,
Trustees Home Building Company
dc 10 perpetual
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TRUSTEES AUCTION sAnE

TENEMENT.
ON THE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTH
STREET, BETWEEN BAKER AND
PRESTON STREETS
(No. 500 NORTH SEVENTH STREBr)
In execution Of certain deed o. trust
from ArGstead Walker Jr. and wife 10
the trustees of the Home Building COM
pany (DerpetuaD, dated January 9. 1884.
and recorded In the Clerks Office OF Rich
mond Chancery Court. Deed-BOo ~ O..
page i3. which was given TO secure tha
payment of certain sum Of money there
In mentioned, default having been mads
In the payment OF part thereof, ana be-
ing directed by the Board OF Directors q
said company we shall proceed TO sell,
at public auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER Il. 1871.
at i:S0 O'clock =. NJ, the aforementioned
REAL ESTATE. Ii being the same con-
veyed by said deed of trust and fully de-
scribed therein. The house has seven
rooms. with modern improvements
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF sale.
all past-due taxes. and a ratable proper
ton of the taxes for 1897, and the sum ~
Ai9.5S. the balance upon n credit OF Elk
and twelve months, for negotiable notes.
with interest added, secured by a deed Of
trust n. u. HARGRONE,
II. S. TAYLOR,
Il. T. SUTTON,
Trustees Home Building Company.
de PerDetuaD.
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COAL, COKE, AND WOOD

COAL, COKE, AND WOOD.
WANTED, CONSUMERS OF FUEL
TO know they can buy
FIRST-CLASS FUEL AT LOWEST
FIGURES.
Domestic Prepared Coke. stove. nut, or
egg size. 80 bushels, double load, Si.75,
or q bushels, single load at $3.50
Anthracite, Splint. or Fire-Creek Lump
at lowest prices. Discount In stamps or
for cash.
1905 Cary street, Phone ls5, or 100 west
Broad street. Phone f07
CHARLES II. PAGE.
de 9TH. Sa. Tu I
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BY Sutton G. Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner OF Tenth and Bank streets.
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WANTED.

TO SELL. THE GOODWILL. UNEX-
pired Lease. and Furniture in the FASH
ionabe clearinghouse, lis east Franklin
street. Owing TO Ill health, / wish TO sell
the Goodwill OF my clearinghouse No.
handsome profit, as my books show 'rha
lease expires September 30. 1888 The
house is full OF boarders who desire 10
remain For particulars apply TO Mrs.
ii. l.. SPILMAN, ll5 east Franklin street.
do fn-qt
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lsEArEMs.

THE 1887 GRAND RAPID WILL DO
II. Buy no fireplace heater that Ii not
guaranteed TO give uniform heat OF 10
degrees In the parior In the coolest wea-
Their. For sale By j. +. ROSE CO.. f5le
~s-s AaiD. Richmond. Va. de 2-lms
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ARE YOU KID-GLOVE HUNTING

This is the time Of all times to supply
your wants. Only reliable Gloves sold,
no matter how low the price is quoted.
Ladies' Tan. Red. Black, and Brown
2-Clasp Pique Gloves, heavy embroid-
cred. SIC. o pair
Ladies' 4-Button or Laced Black Kid
Gloves. perfect fitting, 81 a pair.
Ladies 2-Clasp Trefusse Kid Gloves, in
Black. Brown. Tan, and Red. for $50
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BY c. l.. q II. l.. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
81 east Main street,
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THE JEwELRY NOVELTIES,

In sterling-silver, gold, and other metals,
are enough to attract you to the store.
Every conceivable art is represented in
tho line.
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THE GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING
PEOPLE ARE UP IN ARMS

for not spreading their great display in
large letters. Come. see If they don't
deserve it.
The New English Novelties in Silk Ties
and Scarfs are enough 10 bewitch you.
Prices. . and soc.
We engraYe free of charge all UNI
brellas from $3.50 up. and all Leather
Goods from $3.50 up, including Bibles,
etc
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BASEMENT.
There is a preparation for
THE SUPPLY or DOLLS

that beats any record we've made in the
selling of EN-
There are &c. Dolls. So Dolls, and $50
Dolls. and a hundred between prices,
and not one but what is matchless in
value In all this town. Also Doll Fur
nlshings OF every description.
EVERY TOY MADE IN THE AMERI-
CAN AND EUROPEAN MARKETS
is ON SALE IN THE TOY DE-
PARTMENT
DISHES.
FANCY DISHES. every sort. style. and
Manufacture sample are pieces. about
COO In all. with a good part OF their
value chopped 0ff-50c to S.
Ornaments and Bric-a-Brac In endless
quantity and variety, Joe. TO $i5 each.
CUT-GLAss.
New shipment this week. Large and
small pieces.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
When REAL EsTATE 'iis,t Sol. 4, ri.
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT GALE
OAR YEAR ARE TO DC PAID ppn
RATA By THE VENDOR AND tn,
vENDEE. Nh9
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

BY Sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneew.
corner OF Tenth and Bank streets
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Mems Fine Pure Linen hano-he IN.
stitched Bandkcrchiefs. 12 1-2c.; the
usual u i-2c. grade. Sc. each.
Mems Open- Work Initial HemstItcneo
Handkcrchiefs worth 20c.. FOR az l-zc.
each. -,
tiest effects. L lie. for the usual zoc'
ELECTROMAGNETIC Edge and Embroid-
cred effects, u lie.
100 dozen Dainty Embroidered Hand
kerchiefg &c each. instead OF is 2-3c.
Mems Heavy All-Silk Initial Handker-
children's Fancy SILK Embroidered
ones for &c.
Hundreds OF dozens Ladies', Mems.
and ChFldren's Handkerchief, values
S and l0c. for SC. each
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BOOK BUSINESS

this season pertains to price. Several
large book publishers got tangled in a
financial web. and their production was
sold to us by the receiver.
SPECIAL FOR TO-DAY ONLY.
Little Lord Fauntleroy and Little
Sweetheart Travellers, g editions, for
$l3 each.
SOC. Chndren's story Books for 2lc.
Linen Books for &c.
15c. BOard-Baok Books, with numerous
engravings for Sc.
SPECIAL SALE on 50 Teachers Bibles,
flexible leather back, covered edges,
Tor sec
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CANDY BARGAINS TODAY.

Best Walnut and Peanut Brittle for &c.
a pOund-fresh to-day.
Our Finest Grade Chocolate Burned'Al-
monds, Chocolate-Coated Marshmal-
lows. C.Sam Chocolate Brazils, She'll
ed Walnuts Pecans, and Almonds Tor
dc. pound; usual prices so and 75c.
&c Gum Drops for 15c. to-day.
Peppermint LoZenges Sc. a pound.
Finest Chocolate Creams for II 1-2c. a
pOund-real Acc. kind.
FROM A no 5 O'CLOCK
Best Pepsin Chewing Gum, five sticks
fAnnlrnrrn for n
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SITUATION BY A PRACTICAL, STONE
Miller, TO take charge OF flour and feed
mill. Address DANIEL MNAMARA.
Middletown, ~. Y de 9-tts
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EUR DEPARTMENT

deserves your patronage will be readily
seen on entering the store. No such as
sortment or prices ever made before.
Children's Canada Marten Fur Sets.
fat NUTS and scarfs. with head and
tails. 79c. set.
White Erninie Sets, nun and collar.
for 69c
Mink 'Scarfs, double, with six tails. for
HeS
Imitation stone Marten Collarette,
head and tails. s295.
Krey Krimmer Cape Collar, with wide
MoufIon border. $3.50 worth SIS.
Chinchilla Lea, with head and tails,
S59S
tails. &.9S.
Black French Coney Scarfs. with tails,
SIC.
Mink Scarfs, with spring mouths, 4sc.
An absurd part of the
The state herald., 1897-10-22
lpne hDsIiar to lhOU.

For . dollar bill Ths Semi Weekly
State journal VII Be sent from now ID :
Ill January !, 1899. A good, long time TO
get two big papers every week with all
the news Of the whole world. all the state
news and in fact more news and general
reading mstter thun you get in any other
state paper. The Journal is spending
money and effort in writing mp the inter
es,s Of Nebraska and setting our states
advantages before the people Of the
whole country. Nsbraskn's prosperity
will bring thousands Of farm buyers TO
our state. You should read the Journal
which 10 not an Omaha paper, but state
paper in its truest sense. "What will be
for tho best interests Of Nebraskans? ~ is
the first question asked by tho Journal
when called upon TO decide. Every Ne
braskan should de his best to keep The
State Journal before the people and that
best means by sending in one dollar
which will pay for the paper TO January.
ls99. After you rend II send II to your
irieuds IN the east aud let them see what
great things we nre DONG in Nebraska.
Send in yonr dollar to ths State journal
Lincoln, Nsb. The sooner you send the
more papers you Will get for your money
The state herald., 1897-10-22
&c ce%.'...:..t. !. a: 81. .'..*ssa.-...

Comnlsslsnse's rrsrecai.gs.
July IL, board MI pursuant to ad-
journment full board present
EN- McPherrin cDusty treasurer then
came before the board and stated to said
board that . denand Asd been made up.
on him by school district. No 60, a, l5
and As to COLLECT tlle tax due said dis
trict from the B &,NRR @ Tor the
year 1895 aud 1895 Snd ths said E N Nc.
Pherrn recognising the fact that litiga-
tion is apt to folIov said attempted dis
traint for said t.ss Ipbl lnlng that
cost and expenses wili necessarily follow
and asks that an order be extended by
the board maxim. provision for sucl,
contingency, therefore bs it resolved by
the board that the said i N McPherrin
county treasurer proceed in the premises
as by law directed aud that he be reim-
bursed for any costa and expenses IN
Cured therein from the contingent fund
OF the county. Upon motion the resolu-
tion wss adopted by vote of the board
Now comes G B Timberlake county
clerk and advises tho board that at the
beginning of his term he appointed as
the law requires deputy, appointing as
such deputy Mrs NJ E TimLerlake and
asks that the hoard approve said appoint
ment
Tho board then upon motion approved
the same as follows
Resolved by the board that a. the
county clerk G 3 Timberlake has ap-
poinIed ms the law requires NJ Z Timber
lake as his deputy county clerk to do
any and all business therein that he
might or could do as such county clerk
which appointment the board does here
by approve and confirm with the under
standing by the board that no additional
compensation shall be allowed sud per.
son as such deputy. Upon motion the
resolution was adopted
The board then nc. .ourned ns board
Of commissioners and met DIS "a board OF
equalization and proceeded with matters
Of equalization
The schedule OF VI V Summers was
raised from $500 to soO6 on the g hi
A the same being within the five mile
limit
Board adjourned to meet as board OF
equalizatior July l3
July - board met pursuant TO ad-
ionrnment present full board
Schedule q q " ShuIer for So on
I1mptoveifiknts d town property was
raised to 500
Schedule of + X Noblet was raised
from $3.50 to si0O on merchandise
Schedule Of W d Post wns raised on
merchandise from 81 $50 to 81 800
The entire list OF schedules having
been examined the board adjourned M
board of equalization To mset on Mon
day July 10 Us such board
The hoard then took up the settlement
with county treasurer and devoted the
balance OF the day and session Of July "a
10, 10 and IL to the settlement with
county treasurer
The state herald., 1897-10-22
NEW COAL YARD,

Hard and soft coal Tor sale by Jancs
Young x Go. II yon need anything IN
tbnt line give Young 4 Co., call. Or
ders can bo left at e. NJ. Mo~rys hard.
wnre store or sec Young on tho transfer
wagon H. you have any transferring 10
any part oi tho city call ON James Young
a Co. you want TO feed your team
where there Ia plenty Of hny and grain
pu, up at thu Eas, Livery Barn. n you
want good driving team leave your or
der at the Eas, Livery Barn.
JAMES yousa & SoS,
The state herald., 1897-10-22

When young lady wants notice Of
= church supper published she goes To n
local paper for write up. when po-
liticsl pnrty issues call or holds u meet
Ing II calls on the local paper Tor pub
licity. When an obituary Of some loved
ono is wanted To print, tho local paper !,
called on. Society in general turns "a
the local paper and calls Tor n written
detail Of nil It's movements. In fact y
thousand things are expected of tho To-
cal paper and yet We find many citissn,
20 selfish that they often refuse 10 spend
u small mite to support Il or give thcil
job work In return Tor tho many free no
tices they receive In n years ,imc.-Ot.
tumwn Democrat.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

A mountain editor says in his paper
that mature woman OF ripened charms
rather Than blushiDg young bud should
be selected TO represent that county as
maid Of honor ut the Mountain and Plain
Festival, and an esteemed contemporary
jumps up on deck and howls that the
man who would advocate such thing
is courtiag q widow who has passed the
spring chicken period Of ex,stence.-
Julesburg Grit.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

Last Friday night WAS q stormy and
very disagreeable night, but that fact
did not prevent the voters from turning
out for he silver rally at the Anderson
school house. The house was crowded
with an enthusiastic audience. The
speakers were the candidates on the sil
yer county ticket and j. +. McGaughey
H. II. Mason, G. E. Peter and j. II. Pam.
ter. The Holyoke cornet band added
much to the enthusiasm of the meeting
by the excellent music which they fur
nished for til. uccasion.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

FIRST publication sept i.isT-No
Nu,iCe for Publication
United States Land oflicc,
sterling Colo sept u. iS's
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his in,cn-
tion To make final proof In support of hIs
claim and that said proof will be made bc.
fore the clerk OF the county court OF Phillips
county colo nj ilolyokc Colo On Nov ., i-sj
vizi
THEODORE CHALTERG
lid ;fi' for then G 4 sec 9tpsnr ~ " {
y. M.
lie names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon and cui,iva
tion of said land viz
. 0pcier A Larson Of Haxtun Col,
bauucl, Nelson ------,.--s iSaiy<ko sz-..
Elmer Nelson ["
Charles u Erickson e
FLEMISG Register.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

Married. at the residence of J.S.Shock
ey oi this county. Sunday. Oct, II, 1897,
Rev Jacob lern officiating. Mr.. Andrew
Miller Of Bol,okc and Miss Maggie May
Of ~. Wendell, Ind. Mr.. Miller has
boon resident of Holyoke for number
Of ycnrs, having enployme In tho u. &
NJ. shops and has hosts of friends In iiol
yoke and vicinity who wish for him and
his charming bride u long, happy, and
prosperous lie.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

The Bible Institute Colportnpe Asso
citation, ID. L. Moody, President. Is IN
need oi more colporters. Earnest young
people desiring 10 give the whole or n
portion OF ,helt time to Chris,ian work,
with remuneration, should address A. r.
Fit, Supt, Box X. no La Sale Ave
Chicago, for particulars.
The state herald., 1897-10-22
That city makes the greatest advance

That city makes the greatest advance
msnt where no one is envions OF the
prosperity Of citizens. All should re.
joics at the business success Of others.
Assist by word and action IN building
up Your neighbors and business associ-
ates, rather than use your efforts to de-
tract from their character or business.
We are dependent upon each other and
the success Of on~ assists In the success
Of all. Be u builder, not destroyer. BE
. helper. not an ignorant or stubborn
kicker. FIT. Collins Express.
The state herald., 1897-10-22
voU NEED Hoods Sarsnparilla
II your blood is impure, your appc-
titc gone, your health impaired. Moth
Ing builds up health like HOODS.

WANTED; ;-Tru-tworthy and active gentle
" men or iadies to travel Tor rc-por-
-ible established Ihouse In Colorado.
Monthly tsS AId expenses. Position steady,
Reference. Lnclo-c self addressed stamped
envelope. The Dominion. Co. Dept Y. ,hioa-
go,liI,
The state herald., 1897-10-22

A. u. Green and family left Holyoks
Monday morning for Holdreee wh-r.
they will reside for time. Tho change
In train service on tho - 4 ~. nsccssi-
,e,ed this move and Il ~ 10 be hoped
that this change Of residence may he on
II temporary aud that Mr.. Green aud
family can SCOT return 10 iIolyoke.
The state herald., 1897-10-22
.i,Enirt-s SALE.

Notice !. hereby given that by virtue of y
writ of special execution issued out OF
ihr county court of Phillips To Colo, dst~d
k~tte. -; aud To me n. sheriff directed In
favor Of Smith pia,nah aud against
Jacob Weller defendant for the
sum of ess NJ damages and w 10 costs ii
this action and aeernins costs ani whef.''y y
. hay. i~vi-d on the following de-
scrits-i property to~iti
1ha n ~ .sc .scaitpsnricwopm ~ In PM.
lips county coio
To satisfy said amounts I shah offer said
premises Tor sale at public auction on sa,ur,
day th- - da, OF ost iss; nj N. hour of Z
o'ciock y m of said day n, the front door of
th- esur, house In iioiyokr phillips To Colo
"a the highest and best bidder therefor.
Dated this IL day oi -rp, isT.
At suTiiNiE. shofin,
The state herald., 1897-10-22

The teachers reading circle met at the
superintsndents Office, Saturday, Oct
10, at 9 p. m. The discussion was led by
Prof. Alcock. Members present, W. A.
McCalmot, August johnson, j. r. Al
cock, Carrie hammers aud Alice Trego.
Prof. johnson was chosen as leader ior
the next meeting. The circle will meet
on the 4, Saturday Of each month. Al
ice TreRo, Sec'y.
The state herald., 1897-10-22
Fir.. publloatlou scys Il iso7.

.- Nntics- Tor Pnhllcattrn,
Land Ofiice at Sterling Colo
Sept Is 1877.
Notice IN hereby gwen that thu foilowi ng
named settler has filed notice OF his sintcn ton
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
clerk OF district court Mt Iolyoke Colo on
Oct - 1857. viz;
LOYAL S COLLINS
lid 3i7 for the II u sec 20 tpsnri5w
He names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon. and cuitiva.
ton Of. said land. viz:
Mrs MargaretAusti If IIolyokc Colo
Gust johnson
Newell Porter
James Lamar q"
DC FLEMING Register.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

first publication oct. u isi-No
Nnrlca for Publication
limited States Land ONCE
Sterling Colo Oct. is ls.;
Aoticc I. hereby Rivca that the following
named settler has nird notice Of his intention
10 make nnni proof ~ support OF hi. claim
and that said proof sili In, mnd. mforr the
el~r,. nj county oort :. iiolyoke Colo on
Nov n isT viz;
JOSEPH u BAIRD
Ia u No oS for the ne v sec lstp;ntuw
iie names the foiio~inx witnesses 10 prov.
his continuous residence upon and cuitlva-
tion of said land v,z'
Alden \ shafcr Of liolyok~ Colo
Pred BorlaEd
William u tush
smith = sworiry
II pltMiNt, krvist.r
The state herald., 1897-10-22

Miss Minnie H-rold who hns been vis
iiing for some time with the family OF
hor brother Otto. returned TO her home
az Plattsmonth, Neb.. Tuesday. Mrs
Otto lirrold accompanied her for VS.
II with relatives.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

s. Bracc moved his family and house
hold goods to HoldreRs the first OF the
week where they will make their home
for time, but their friends in Holyoks
hope that their change Of residence may
be only temporary and that they will be
able through change in the train serv-
ice to return to Holyoke in the near fu-
ture.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

Hon. A. J. johnson OF Akron. candi.
date for district attorney on the McKin-
Icy republican ticket, spent few days
IN Phillips county looking after his csm-
paign interests.
The state herald., 1897-10-22
A,er,nouy Says So.

Cnecarcts Candy Cathartlc the most won.
derful medical discovery OF tho uge, pleas
ant and refreshing 10 tho taste, act ger -,y
and positively oil kidneys, liver md bowe'ss,
cleansing tho entire system, dispc! colds
and blliousness. Please buy and try n box
OF q. G. G. to-day; 10, ~, 80 cents. SUld IN,
guaranteed to cure by nil druggists.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

WANTED = tru.tw ofihy and active gentle.
W men or ladies' To travel for fr.ppns
sibi- established house In Colorado.
Monthly tfa. and expenses. Position steady,
reference, Enclose self addressed stamped
~. III
The state herald., 1897-10-22

The Mckinley republicans held n rally
at iInstup Tuesday night. There was u
good attendance. The speaking was
done by the candidates aud Q. u. Tim.
berlaks. The music was good.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

by an oversight the name Of Mrs. s.
u. Peek was omitted last week from the
list OF names Of the ladies' who went
from Holyoke 70 the Chass county far.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

A four'horrc tenn stnck In tho mud
on the streets Of Hoiyoke. Monday, with
n load Of hay. That may seem like u
tough story to tell about diy country,
but II !. q fact nevertheless.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

w. NJ. Stay will be the next county
commissioner from district . and he will
make ID careful and economical county
officer.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

IL you want to aud in strengthening
the silver organization in the county and
help In the election Of u silver congress
IN 1888, vote the silver ticket straight.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

Mrs. NJ. L. TimDerlake left Holyoke
Saturday morning for Denver where she
takes position us instructor in the city
schools.
The state herald., 1897-10-22

j. W. Wash return ed Saturday IRON
Yuma county where he lind been for
nome time helping run u threshing nu-
chine.
The state herald., 1897-10-22
ANNOUNCEMENT.

! hereby announce myself as an indie
pendent Candidate for the Office OF coun.
~ clerk ~nd recorder Of Phillips county
subject To tho votes OF the people at the
polls. Respectfully, l.. LEBLANC.