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made inquiries but could not find who own
ed this wall"
The devil you couldn't Anyone could
have told you l lived opposite the school
house
Well, / am sorry. YOU know, because
we always pay for what We get. VIII you
kindly accept these and come and see our
show" handing him two passes.
Just then a party IN a buggy stopped
and addressed the rate Britisher. said:
Hello. Mclaughlin. what are you do
ing with the American flag on your wall?''
That's just what I was raising h about
with this man"
You must admit" said Edwards. that
that beautiful flag looks great deal h"f-
ter than the old paper you had on there
Yes. but IL would look better If it was
the Union Jack" eontended the British
er.
Remember. sir, that this" pointing 10
the American flag, is now an ally OF the
Union Jack"
That's so. me boy. shake hands You'rs
right. just 90 on and stick up all you
want of them"
~ year ago the American flag would no;
only have been torn down from the dead
wall but the man posting il up would have
been nobbed.
-. p -.
Hi Henry's Big Modern Minstrels. that
have met with such success for the past
twenty years, Will be seen for the first
time in this city At the Seattle theater tree
nights and Saturday matinee, commencing
Thursday. December -.
HI Henry's company numbers fifty per
formers. embracing eight comedians, two
quartettes, d chorus OF thirty, an orchestra
OF twenty. and a military band Of thirty.
The vocal and instrumental features OF tbs
attraction are said 10 be unequaied in thei-
line.
An original programme is promised. In
which old minstrelsy disappears and the
new is given on hoard the warship Brook
Ign. with the jaCl<ies in a bright, merry
making. and showing the big gums. the
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revolving turrets, the big search lights.
ire harbor OF Santiago and the feat Of
liobson and the Merr.uac or their eight
talented comedians. Dan Altman stands AT
tie head III his line, as also does Billy
clark. the New York city vaudeville IA
Hori.e: the character comedians. Teal and
Baker; the musical oddities and novel
ties. Merton and Elliott: the Europea n
marveis. the Couture brothers. the cornet
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70 Mur.o-C egn, the friend Of Patti. teacher
OF Marie Engel Emma Juch, and she
emerged q singer Of promising ability Tor
the grand opera
- ~ -
Bal extravaganEa which IS booked for the
adventures OF Yankee farmer. who goes
TO New York 20 visit MS daughter, q gs-l
moving IN the uitra-exclus,ve set Of the
cssy. There IS sport galore and all sorts
OF laughahle situations. The opening act
i laid in Central Park. the second at the
Waldorf hotel. and the last on the STAGE
OF koster Balls music hall.
~ -.
Dramatic Notes.
Mr.. Joeenn jefferson has recovered his
usual health and rejoined mis- company at
the National Thea;er n Washington. u. G.
"A Mistit Marriage is being laughed al
b. large audiences everywhere. 1t Is
funny farce eleverly acted by company
OF excellent comedians.
An elaborate scenic production of 'Ro-
meo and juliet" is being prepared for me
r. D. McLean-Odette Tyler and Charles
B. Hanford combination.
Mr.. and Mrs Russ Whytal have made
such a solid success in their play "Naga-
bondia'' that they have decided TO present
il in New York on December -.
r. A. Barnet Is in New York in consul
tat.on with Augustin Daily in reference 20
The latter's Forthcoming production of
Three Little Lambs" at the Fifth Avenue
Theater. The piece. which Is a lively mus
icai comedy, is 10 be done in fine style as
70 cast, scenery and costumes. Mr.. Barnet
VIII assist Mr.. Daily with the rehearsals.
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&c thr @sps ~ =, ~ houss Tn<re as
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The Difference.

In Zuluiand the graves Of the dead are
decorated with bottles of the attending
observation-disclosures
In America the tables OF the live and up
to-date people are decorated with bottles Of
pure Rainier Beer. ADV.
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DIR. JOHNSON, chronic disease special
ist Scheuerman block
The state herald., 1898-01-28

Tho follosing teachers attended the
association at Jnlesburg lnst Saturday
s. II. johnson Co supi., J r. Alcoek, q.
Il. Peter. Philip limmsrmnn, x "A. Aih-
on, W. A McCnlmouui. Guns Ncedham,
y. A. johnson, Frank spraguc, Il n
White and Thee. Peter Misaes Maige
Crowuer. Alice Trego. Sadte white, Go
le.,c DJunolly, Clara Dounriy, Jraaie
Hamilton, Ida Anderson, susie SpraRuc,
Ines Ashley. carns Lammstr, Ethel llill
and Minnie Sharp, Viei'ora, Ms Mary
Caatciter. Mrp. ". r. shamp. Miss En-
MA Josrsn and mr. A. W. Young.
The state herald., 1898-01-28
BEAOHVILLE.

T. Spraguo made n trip to Staiford's
fanca leai Big Springe Heh, last week
Rev. Abbott OF Hol! oke held services
at the Louusbury school house ON lss'
Wednesday evening.
John Wright OF Holyoke ls preparing
10 improve his farm on lga Is. lie vii
erect buildings and fence tho place and
expects 10 rent it this coming seas1n
This place 10 al;ualsd ia tho corn bolt Of
Philips county.
Mossrs Chas and Theo. Peler, Frank
Sprague aud 5. a johnson and Mlsses
Alice Tfeso. lnoz Ashley ani Susie
Sprogue attended the ieacher's apsocia.
tipn at julcsburg last Saturday.
OLD MIsERr.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

ilrlyultH, toio, Oct. n. 1891
The board Of county commissioners ul
Phillips county Colo met pur-uunt g.
adinu,nmeni ptc1snt fuli hoiid, 0eo q
frcgo chairman sNeluon ard u II Fur
roy commissioners u 'l'imbsrlaks CLERK.
Tho hoard proceeded 10 the consider
atinn u the matter VI lovy
The following communication waa rc'
coiyed from the state auditor rlatise To-
the state tax levy
Onlrp NJ The Auditor u State, Denver.
Colo Sept 20 1907
Hon @ u 1imhcfl kc clerk u ph,lllpa
county Colo llol,ohe Colo
Dear ar A. The nerlini or ihe state
boafl Of ,qualsiliau. held Sept 20 1877,
tho following leyr vas ordered lugitd for
The year iapi
lior state purposes yen rev and int on
busda a08o mills, mute md biihd Ia
nlll, University i.i mill, Agricultural
ecllega l5ml'l rrhoul u mmcr 40, in.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

DiEp.-At his home ia iIolyoke, Colo,
Wednesday, Jan. 20, Charles Nnruoy,
The deceased had hovn suffering Tor sov-
eral ycar from naihma which, at hin nd
vaueod ago OF lie had, for few years.
40 affected his lungn as TO be telling very
seriously upon his physical constitution
causing hun to gradually becomo weaker
till Friday, Jan. 81, when no was taken
to his bod from which be never nrose,
Tho funeral services were conducted
from the home, Rev. Abbott pferehing
the sermon after which many sympnihis
ina friends accompanied tho romnina 10
tho nolyole ccm,tor.. M obruuil
will b, Published In tho next ifaue
u the lilRAi.D.
The state herald., 1898-01-28
COAL IN Lod IN 1iouNTY.
rer--tx a,5-,rgNf 4, Z. Ay,rr-4-, -,

thi. A<obhs - VI INV 'FtN1'tii
purt OF this county, was III Sterling Mon
day, attending TO what may prove to be
very important business. He was look
ing up the standing Of certain lands at
the local land Office, lands upon which
he declares he has discovered II two-foot
vein OF coal. At a certain place in the
western part OF the county the VEN is
exposed at the base Of n bluff. lie has
not disclosed the location Of the find but
presumption would place it somewhere
on the Pawnee. lie says tho coal Is OF
a good quality oven where 1t is exposed
to the air. The lind might prove to be
one Of great value, but it would depend
upon whether thu vein would become
thicker under tue hill. 30 as TO make 1t
profitable to mino, The coal consumed
in this county IL al hguled 10y rail from
the mountaius. il costa US a good deal
all the way from four fifty to eeyoa
dollars ton. A iooa mine would make
a decided difference IN tie pr.ce and
would effect vast saving 10 tho COM
mnnity. We trust Mr.. Dodd will push
bis Investigations and succeed in open
ing a good yein.-Si Sterling Advocate
The state herald., 1898-01-28

Tie Sedgwick and Phillips counties
teachers association was held at the
high school, Julesburg, Colo, Oh lHst
Saturday. Co. SupL Parker OF Sedg-
wick, callcd the association to order aud
after welcoming the visiting teachers
and patrons, called Go. Supi. johnson ~
Phillips 10 preside as chairman OF the
day Miss Ella Joue0 OF SedgWick va,
elected as secretary. The program Of
the days work wna opened by tho asso-
ciution singing America, and devotional
exerciaes conducted bp Rev. v,eder oi
Julesburg. paper on the qualifi,n-
tinus Of the teacher was presented by q.
X P.ter oi Phillips, HhIch brought forth
much discussion especially upon the
points relating Ia teachers examinations
The snurce method ~ history was go
srn,ed m M able manner 10y Miss Musa
Policy OF Srdgwick. Tu.s paper brought
forth discussion sh1 iug the many
why's u presenting history S A John
-on vi Phillp- read a plper On m"thuda
md ext,nt - number iu rach grudc hc
law the fourth. Mr. Johnson's black
board i,lustraiinns nddci much To the
yaluo oi his paper. IT, th" afternoon
session, paper was pfr7 nieh by PrOi.
ID. l. killen Of Juleabntf un school in
ceniiyea This paper w1H ably presented
and IN manner showing forth their
bsnnGls and injuries. Tho subject Il
child study was dI,cusgj m paper
nuseuied by Prof. J. Il Aleock of liol'
yoke The paper treated the subject
historically, showing iil recent develop
ments nnd IL relation a. the new oduca-
tion. Niles Jennie llnr.n oi Sodgwick
ren1 very interesting paper on supple.
mentary work. A resolution wae adopt
ed, 10y the tenchers Of Phillips county.
thanking the citizens N JulesburR for
their kind hospitality in entertaining
them while attending the assouHllon
General rfslluiipns wrrn adopted thank
ing Miss Patton, Siato sept, f1r her loc-
tnf o. Snpia, Parker uui johnson ior
thtir riIorts "a mskius tho association q
nuce,ba, "a those furnishnR muBlr tor
the lsctnfe nnd nhsuniniinn. 20 tho Julfn.
burg school board f1r Tho usr NJ their
building. A rronlulion ot respect 10 iuo
m-mufy nf Mrs Annie Kois,er wa g.
ioptri, Nm. keiiicf vas faithful
teacher, md always 40 attendant ai our
associations and other education msrt-
inRs The aHanention then adjourned
10 meet ~ flolyohs IN April Tho lee
ture by Mifs Patton state SUIT on fu
day evening wa very inalfuciing and
entertaining beng along oiueaiionnl
Inns. uaus To d meeting at The state
land board 10 Denver the next day abr
eaa unable 10 bc plesont n, the baaueIa-
ton.
Ttagffrn
The state herald., 1898-01-28

Don't fail to show y6ur interes. in the
proposed creamery plant ior tina county.
II the farmers wait tdAce what the town
will do and the town wuis to see what
the farmers intend to'tlo, nothing will be
done and the farmerswill be forced to
continue selling butterfor II poor price
and Tho merchants Filt continue to lose
money Oh the buttot Bought by them.
The state herald., 1898-01-28
CREAMERY MEETING.
Hralr-rr. Noh.. IN

Beatrice, Nch. Jan. n. 1898.
j. II. Painter, Dear sir;-i nave msdr
some Investigation as 10 the conditions
surrounding your place relative 10 The
establishment OF milE market at Hol.
yoke, and um very iavonbly impressed.
In view oi the interest manifested by
some a. your citizens, it bus heon decid-
ed to call a meeting at the @. A. Il. Hall
in Holsoke on February !, at y, M.
Will at that time discuss the advantages
~ dniryinP m Colorado, and at the same
time wall probably make proposition
authorized by the Beatrice Creamery
Compuny, mud 1t is veg desirous TINT
there should . Q nm attendance ~ the
people generally. both farmer aud husi.
noas meu. This 10 a matter shich In
Iecsis everybody. Hoping sou sill ilnd
It convenient TO be prcfoni, an,
Yours very truly,
Az
The state herald., 1898-01-28

DR., Joseph Akin OF Omaha accom-
panied by his brother j. O. Akin of Ster-
ling, Supt. Of schools for Logan county,
visited n couple of days this week with
their father Wm. Akin and brother
KNOX ofthis county.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

The Denver Post claims that II of the
IL maids OF honor hage married since the
last years festival OF mountain and
PLAIN. II was bad policy for the Post to
mention this, even II it is fact, for the
maid of honoc election caused too much
strife us it WAS aud with this advertise
ment there will se stern war from the
opening of the campaign.
The state herald., 1898-01-28
n. N MAnrLr

Whit would YOU DO Il war should be
declared tomsrfow with European
power2 How would IL rhuuEr your
homo liio, tho iyra Of your brother aud
other reln,ivess How would Il affect
your busiuces connections and bn-inos.f Z
What changes would It make In ilnnnrini
city, state aud nniionHl nnairsg II is
those Interesting problems shinh e writ.
80 N The December Cosmopolitan has
undertaken 10 sketch under the hendiu-
ni "a Bnri History oi Our bnte wnr
'Wuh Spain AZ the shmo time wildly
describing the exciting scenes which
would attend the opening of hoatilIiion
This same uuluhor uf Tho Cosmopolitan
han IN hitiels on "iho wsll or,ssed
Woman" Elsic dc Wolfe, eantmsi ~
the characters ~ Henry George and
Charles a. Dana by John niifieu Wn'k
er. In nnother plice, "lhe toyef ~
Gorihe,' While w'lla' story, "rho War
ot tho worlia." which has been 40 wide
ly read, reaeh,a ita conclusion 10 m un
expected way.
The state herald., 1898-01-28
A MEErING FOR MEN ONLY

Evangelist DAILY will give an address
to men only, in the Baptist Church next
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock No boys
under sixteen years OF nge will be ad-
niIted. Rev. DAILY will speak on some
things OF great importance to the moral
lives OF men. Rev. II. f. Wilkinson will
sing "rho Old ami New Home"
The state herald., 1898-01-28

At a regular meeting of L'Avant Club
on Friday Of lust weelythe following Of
doers were elected forsthe ensuing six
months. President Mrs. J II. Painter,
Vice Pres. Mrs. Geo. 3. Clark, Secretary
Mrs S. W. Beggs, and Treasurer Mira W.
l.. IRWIN.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

sane asy nm 5, stock inspeetlnn l'dN,
capitol building and interest on bonds *
normal school l-6 For military poll 81
on each male inhabitant not exempt by
law. Interest On iusurreciion bonds au'
thorized Je decision OF supreme court
1 10 mill. The above rate will be chang
ed against your county on the grand to-
tai OF abstract of assessment as certified
by your county assessor TO tins Office
when in accordance with the assessment
made by the state board Of equalization.
John " Lowell Auditor OF State
Upon molten the rate of levy certified
by the state auditor was ordered made
4 ! 10 mills on the dcllar to be known as
the state levy
For the purpose Of collecting sulll
Gent lax to pay oil certain indebted
ness or oid tlfst No Oh winch enirs iinit.iss
edness OF sAG7i remains unpaid after
said district was anuulled aud placed in
dist GO and whereas tho law direols that
said indebtedne shall DO provided tor
by the board of county commissioners
by tax levy upon the territory en-
hraced within the limits Of said old dlsi
81, therefore he it resolved Tint a levy pf
6 mills be made upon the land embraced
in said territory. The resolution was a
dopted
The following cerliGcatiou OF levy nee
rssary TO be made w9s received from the
town council viz
To the Hon buurd OF county conmio-
pioners Of Phillips county Colo
Gentlemeu-At meeting Of the Hon
hoard uf iru.teea Of the town OF Holyoke
they found nltar due consideration that
levy muat ho m7de 10 meet tho follow
ing items OF expense Of the following
municipu year 10 wit; Water 5000, Of
fieers salary 250 rent council room q,
lire hose 30, printing 30, election ozpan-
SEES IS, emergencies i308s. Total 17O9s9
Tho n.ssssed valuation AZ the town
hayi.g been reported by the usge7sor tnbe
sd9a2J it vus found after due calculation
that in order to raise the necessary funds
a levy of 81 mills on the dollar-valuation
WIS necessary. VIII Johnston clerk
State Of Colorado / %.
County ut Phillips
w II Johnston 10 hereby solemub
swear that the above statement ,s true
aud cnrreci record of proceedings had
and done by the Hon bosti Of trustees
OF the town Of HOLY okc on the u, day Of
Oct \ d 1897. Subscribed and sworn
TO before ms thus ls. day Of Oct a D 1897
CSeaD John Ileginbot Mp
Upon motion levy ot q mills rs per
the recommendation nbove was ordered
made to be known a. the Holyoke town
levy
TIE following claims wero allowed
W a O.mstead furniture Tor school dist
NoGl 40 20
S Nelson commissioner t,0
sNel-on two da1s posllug fro notice 3 o.
% II Furrey CON Geo
q = 1rsro cim 200
Milton Smith services ia caso of Hazrn
reHa.or W. ulm' Fu.r'y voting 80 10 T.
Board ahlournod to meet irul Mondns
ia Nov
Nov board mot pursuant 10 adlonfu-
meui prrsclt toll boaid Tie minutes
OF meruugB ot Oat 4, q, @ aud IS, rrad
sientd and approved
Monthly g. port Of county judge foand
correct aud ordered illed
Ihn inlloNLng riaiml NeIo nlLoWed
The state herald., 1898-01-28

M Edwards aud his son Bert of
Moulion, To-, visited last week with the
family of I. NJ. Lane OF this county.
They expect to come west in the near
future and locate in tins part oi Colora.
ia,
The state herald., 1898-01-28
r.,srI.a1l - b.

Casamots Cnn1v.Calhaftic, the most won.
lorfal ~ dltll disco cry oI tie age, peas
ant and refreoinng to She tasic, act ger y
and positively On kidneys, liyer. and howe. 3
euro hca1ache, fever, hahitual constipatlo
and bliousness. Please bny and try a boz
Of &. G. O. to-day; 10, 25, 30 cents. Sold an
guaranteed to curc by all druggists.
The state herald., 1898-01-28
Many People aro Afflicted
with severe headaches.
Caused by torpidiiy OF
I'he liyrr. Honda pills,
The liver. HoOdH nus
BY invigoratIog the liver.

BY inyigoratIpg the liver.
Quickly overcome the headache, cause
the blood 10 circulate naturally aud
bring about complete relief ilood'H
pills act directly upon the liver and bow
cle. They are promp, md reliable and
20, gentle In nc,ion. They tone end
strengthen instead Of weakening the ~ o.
TEN.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

Until further notice the lieStun eicy'-
tor will he open tn receive gram only on
Tuesdays and Wednesdays Except wheh
special arrangements arc rnade Tor dei'T
cry OF grain on other days.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

II you want something good TO en', try
California breakfast food kep, by lie
Blanc d Co.
The state herald., 1898-01-28
FOR SALE.

have good Hereford and Durhnm
Hull to dispose OF, also too grade Dur
ham Bulls. Cali Mt my ranch or see -
II. Johnson. III Nohiiis. ~
The state herald., 1898-01-28

sl.so paid in advance will secure the
STATE HERALD amt lchicago Weekly In
er Ocean for one year.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

There is no better dish for breakfast
than that faxed hominy kept by lie
Blanc L Co
The state herald., 1898-01-28

MIR. Barker, B. 4 NJ. freight agent, was
in Holyoke Tuesday looking after tae
company business q. this point
The state herald., 1898-01-28

r NJ. Douglas returned 20 Holyoke
and his duties as a B. & NJ. brakeman
Wednesday, after n vacation Of ten days.
Ho visited friends ut bloomington and
other points in Neb.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

WANTED youus you osefTStishe man aaaaie
our celebrated Lubricatns Oils and Greascs
salary and expenses. Enclose stamp for par
ticnlars. Address,
CRESCENT Oil CO..
Minneapolis, Minn.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

Mr. aud Mrs, Z. W. varney OF Edge
moul, S. Dak., were called 10 Aolyolo
by a telegram announcing tho sickness
oi his father and arrived in Holyoks
"Wednesday morning.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

Cleaned currantf, Asa and dates a'
Stamps.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

You can have the STATE HERALD and
tho Weekly Cincinnati Epquirer for one
year for s2oO
The state herald., 1898-01-28

Buy your goods from the merchant
who tells you what he has by advertise
trent.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

For making final prout go to Clerk OF
District Court.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

When you desire to make linal proof
on land AlinR, call on Judge O. j. sla-
ter.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

Fresh oys,ers and fish a, lie Blane 3
Co.'S. every Thursday.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

s:otol- trianc d 20. for G,oi, fresh
rrocerie. n. reasonable prices,
The state herald., 1898-01-28

MS A. n. Turuey drove over from
Yuma Tuesday In response to Telegram
announcing the serious sickness OF her
father Charles varney.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

C.J. Slater, Co. Judge, will mako YOUR
application for final proof. Tree OF barge
The state herald., 1898-01-28

The following subscribers have paid
on their subscription Tnce the last issue
Of the HERALD. W. N. Siny sl.oj, 5. II.
johnson $500, J. Il. Alcoek, sl.50, aud
John Riehm sl.50 for HERALD nnd 3octs,
for the Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean Tor
one year.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

Ifyou have anything to sell, advertise
II In the STATE HERALD.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

Evapgelist j. B. DAILY will preach uext
Sunday bn.h morning and evening in
the Baptist Church. Rev Il r. vii
kinson will siug.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

Rnlston health pancake flour, faxed
rice, maple ayrup, honey. prrservcs,
homemade mipcc meat, New Orleans
molns-rs, evaporated horac rhdeh, owee'
mixed pickies aud olives ut shnmps.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

a b. Fleming wsut to Denver Satur
day TO serve on tbs U y. petit jury. The
Jury was discharged and he returned to
holyohe Wednesday.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

Buck wheat cakes aud come OF that
excellent honey or syrup kept by lie
Blanc & Co., make n breakfas, ft for Il
King
The state herald., 1898-01-28

Application for making final proofs
made free, by Clerk Of District Court.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

ECONOMY In taking Hoods sar-
8 saparilla, because Z" 100 doses one
dollar, IL peculiar to aud true only OF
the One True BLOOD Purifier.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

Creamery meet:eg e; thc &. \ Il. hall
ruesday, Fob. !, at . p. m. No one who
is intersstod in this matter should fail to
be present.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

John Juiltit nov appeared h,iorn th"
board ailh reference 10 thp phyaipl
condition nf his r1u Ham Jutina who
hns bcsn luf cHu aBIIouHg u,ti pc
culiar dihtusr 10 thr lpryoub uysiuh hnl
Lpiir,ira that be- could no cursi n ihr
proper maiiriue nai lroatmrut could bn
had anl. brina nuuble wilnm himself 20
awe this necessary tfotimcut. he ushf
mot tho bohfd ot county oommisaIonsr
take such sp r., ut atc iu thoir p1aor e
have hin ttenfet hi fnluo ui ihH au'H
Institutions rho mliieF vHa dseu d
by the boafd npd 81 uhs ouufti py iIH
bahn that DR. g h. Nolit ihg county
ply sioIan asamine hIl condition ani 70
port ihpfean 'a mo- boafi ui ttoif ntsi
me,tInR ahou nnal aotlaa uill ht hh0r
lnud adiolratd 10 msfl Soy !
The state herald., 1898-01-28
Much i'm Little

L. especially ,rue of iiood's Pills, ior no modl.
cne ever contained 10 great curative power In
80 small space, They are q whole medicine
The state herald., 1898-01-28

Don't bny TIL you have seen our stock
Of fresh and tirst class grccones. lie
Blanc & Co.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

WANTED: several faithful mon or women
w 10 travel in Colorado for established re
liable house. Salary ss5 and expenses.
steady position. Enclose reference ana seu
addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion
Dept. i. Chicago. III
The state herald., 1898-01-28

Hon. c. b. Timberlake came down
from Sterling Wednesday TO attend the
funeral services OF Charlfs Varany.
The state herald., 1898-01-28

+. II. Whitman Is putting in wagon
scales in trout OF his store building.