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The state herald., 1898-01-14
commissioners proceedings.

Proceedings Of meeting Of Oct . con
tinued from Issue OF Jan
The following resolution WAS present
ed and npon motion tho same was ndop,-
ed aud tho clerk authorized TO have some
notices printed TO the number OF ID on
canvass. Resolution. In conformity with
the requirements Of section 195 Mills
Annotated Statutes, the following was
offered mud passed. lie It resolved, TINT
d II Furrcy be aud Is hereby appointed
US u committee 10 post notices To wnom
IL may conce,n to csnngnish all camp
fires before leaving same, tor commits
sionefs disiriG, No !. that Geo : Tr-gu
bc and 10 hereby appointed n commii
tee for commissioners district No aud
SAMUEL Nelson DO and is hereby appoint.
ed IN u committee In commissioners dis
trict No nnd that they aud each OF them
be Authorized to mako such outlay m
mny bc necessary Tor The same at tho ex.
penso Of the county md that thcy bring
IN u bill FOR ihci, services at the mex,
meeting OF the board. 30 It further 10
solved that n reward oi one hundred dol
lnrr be offered Tor the arrest aud conyic,
iion of any person or pcrsoDs who un-
lawfully set out prairie fires In Phillips
county
The board OF county commissioner.
hereby offer reward OF one hundred
dollars Tor tho arrest and ocnviciion oi
any person or petsons Who uniawfuily
set out Erufie tires
Nc Warren by A 4 Guthrie came he
fore the board mud oilers TO pny 50 on
his personal tax uf ell 05 u the board
would accept the same In full payment
The board upon consideration decided tt
acccpt 81 for said tax aud the count,
treasurer 10 hereby authorized To accept
the SAID ~ in inll payment
nc IIarRreayes npponrcd before The
board mud naked Tor u rebate ~ 20 cent,
error Oh hin tax and upon motion th'
clerk was Instructed 10 draw warrant o.
contingent fund Tor 80 cents Ia favor oI
Henry iIargrsnyea
The county treasurer reported that
there WI. M error 10 the assessment o
property Of q " fen,herby aud upot
motion the county Treasurer waa in.
piructcd 10 correct tho same and ,rsu,
receipt accordingly
Tho following claim. setc allowed
q Elder she p Inspector - oI
! i X Mcihefrin collections ~ q
The state herald., 1898-01-14

On last Thursday evening Good Cheer
R@bekah Ledge No. II, I. o. U. +. in
stalled the following officers: Emma
Whitman n. G., Millie Smith V. G., OR.
Peter Sec, Amelia Shnmp Trcas., Julia
McColister, Warden; Arpey Garland,
Conductor; Annie q. Gatcs, Chaplain;
Maggie g. Bcggs X. s. n. G.. w. X.
Shamp !. q. and S. n. Ollie o. q.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

1t is reported that Prof. Alco,k has an
uttsck OF the klondike fever and is nov
devo.ing all Of his spare moments study
ing the map OF that gold country. II h-
shonld decide to mako trip to that
country the HERALD would like to send
a reporter with his company and would
name as such reporter Prot. q. Il. Peter,
the alfalfa statesman OF Bcachville
The state herald., 1898-01-14


The farmers OF the county and the bus
iness men Of the town should not fail To
give due consideration to the creamery
question There has been a desire for
some time To securr II creamery for this
county and, while the proposed plan is
not 10 establish creamery, vet, under
the circumstance. ". believe that tho
proposed plan OF establishing a separa-
tor at Holyoke is fully us gond as TO 10
cate an independent creamery here.
The great trouble with good many
cfesinrrias tnht nre loc tied ,a---r ,..,sqEs
points Is TINT the pa,iies who nre back
OF them very often do not have sufficient
capital TO make them success. With u
large creamery we'll backed by capital
and separating stalions nt different
points. tho business Will certainly have Il
better prospect Vi proving n financial
success for the company who manages il
and business success for them means u
permanent separating station Tor the
~ VIII bpt w w itt
10 secure separator at Holyoke pass
without, nj least thoroughly invesiiga'
ting tho merits OF the proposition that
has been made. Talk the matter over
with Mr.. BeRgs through whom the prop
osition IL made for il will require the
co operation of all who are interested in
this matter IN order TO make II n succr ss.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Holyoke Lodge No. 46. A. D. U. W (,
duly installed it's officers for the ensuing
torn on last Monday evening. c. r.
Peter INV, Grant Elliott F., l.. D, Nc
Collister o., Vim. Mckinney Rec, H..
Sutherland Fin, +. M. Smith Rec'r.,
VIM. Hinze G., A. b. Fleming l. W., F..
NJ Smith NJ r.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

The county commissioners were in
session last week closing up the business
Of the year Of 1897 and completed their
labor ct the session On Monday Of this
week. At the meeting on Tuesday, W.
NJ. Stay took his position us commission
er for the third district.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Frank Varnsy had charge OF the b. &
NJ. Office at Holyoke last week during
tLs absence OF the agent, w. n. John
s,on, and went to Wallace Monday to
take charge OF the Office at that place
during the absence of tho agent.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Several Of the farmers OF the north
western part Of the county who have
been hauling water from the Frenchman
are making arrangements to put down
wells ON their farms. The good returns
from their last years crop Inns encouraged
them 10 make more improvements on
their farms.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

We understand that A. Is. West. form.
erly b. L N. agent Mt Holyoke but for
some time agent ut Grover, will soon
quit the railroad business and locate in
Anzcnn where he has son engaged in
the mining business
The state herald., 1898-01-14
Buck wheat cakes aud some OF that
excellent honey or syrup kept by lie
Blanc & Co., make breakfast tit for Il
king.
ErcrYbonY Saws 30.

Cazc,rcts Candy Cathartc, the most wen.
dcrful III. 'dlcai discovery OF tho uge, peas
ant and refreshing to the tas,c, net ger "
and positively on kidneys, liver and howe. D
cleansing tho entire system, diapc! colds
and bilionsness. Please buy and try q box
OF q. G. g. to-day; TO- ~, 30 cents. Sold an
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
The state herald., 1898-01-14
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

Osing to tho association meeting at
Julesburg on the regular day the teach.
crs reading circle will meet at the super.
intendents office the following Saturday
Jan. 20. We hope TO have good at
tendance. Co. Supt.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

W, f. Dickcrsou remembered the hun
cry printer this week and paid 81. 80 on
subscription which will help to extricate
US from the overwhelming pressure and
enable us to liquidate our pecuniaIy liza.
b,lities, 50 We will continue to steam up
the hummer.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Frank BurRrafr and family left Hcl-
yoke the first Of the week for Edgar,
Neb, where they wiltmakc their home.
F'runk has had charge Of the telegraph
luno on the high line Tor several years
and since making Anal proof on his
homestead in this county he has resided
in Holyoke. lie has given good satis-
faction in his position and the family
have many friends In s'.aiyi. kG nh.A.sHill
regret to see them leave. Hc will hold
similar position on another division
and Hastings, Neb., man will take the
position ON the high line.
The state herald., 1898-01-14
Many People are Afflicted
With severe headaches,
Caused by torpidi,y OF
TN. liyar Ila,d's Pills

Caused by torpidity OF
The liver. Holds Pills,
BY inyiaoratins the liver,
Quickly overcome tho headache, cause
the blood TO circulate naturally and
bring about complete relief. Hoods
Pills act directly upon the liver and bow.
els. They are prompt and reliable and
yei gentle In action. They tone and
strengthen instead Of weakening the sys'
ten.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Rev. W. Z Madison Of Denver. Presid-
ing Elder OF the n. 4. Church for this
district will Re in Holyoks Saturday.
He will bold the quarterly conference at
the NJ. F. ehereh 6s+uFdsy- evening and
will preach Sunday morning aud evening
The state herald., 1898-01-14


r. Program uf-+he Sc'ls,r,c!: md -rhi'lip'
counties teachers association, to be heli
at tn. high school building, Julesbufg
Colo, Saturday, January 22, 1893.
9s. IN. Music. Devotional exercises
Qualifications OF the teacher, q. II. PeteI
discussion led by Chas. Turner. The
source method in history, Miss Musu
Policy, discussion led by Philip Zimm-r
man. Music. Methods and extent ol
number in each grade below the fourth
S. A. johnson, discussion led by Miss
Zadis Ferguson. Music.
l:30p IN. School incentives, Prof. d.
l. Killen discussion led by Miss Alice
NJ. Trego. Child study, Prof. J. Il. Al.
cock. discussion led by Miss Bertha
Walker. Music. Supplementary work,
Miss Jennie HuriD, discussion led by
Miss Sadie White. Music.
Prof. Grace T.. Patton, state superin.
tendept Of public instruction, will deliv
er lecture Friday evening, the IL, n,
the Congregational Church. and be pres
cut n, the association SATURDAY.
We shall DO pleased II all the teachers
who expect to attend the association will
notify us oi their intention rs soon as
possible No that arrangements may be
mnde for entertainment.
s. II. johnson, Co Supt
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Rslstop health pancake flour, ijaked
rice, maple syrup, honey. preserves,
home made mince ncnt. New Orleans
molasses, svsporated horse radiah, sweet
mixed pickles aud olives nj Shnmps.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

The following autkcriLers have pal /
subscription on The HERALp since the
last issue. +. Marti % cts, C. NJ. Dill
lie of Linden, lows. Miss Anna Lem
ley Of David City. Nsb, $3.50.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

A "A. Petit & Co OF Storing spend
more money 10 advertising their goods
in the home papers than any other bust
nest firm in northeastern Colorado and
they have built mp II business for their
general stock store tina, has proven II
SUCCESS for them tinar cially md credit
to tie town OF Sterling. They geaaral y
carry from q quarter u half page adver-
tisement aud an examination OF the nd
shows that they give the preparation Of
an al as much careful thought as they
bestow upon any other department OF
their business. Many business meu in
towns OF that size would consider ii The
widest extravaRanSe md nm evidence Of
poor business Judgment to advertise as
extensively as this firm does ard yet
Petit Il Co. are shrewd and successful
business men and would not continue
from year to wear to advertise so exten-
siyeIy II it did not pay them TO do 80 !or
their style OF advertising shows very
plainly TINT they are advertising for
the proiits there is III IL aud not simply
As ''chsriiy" for the home paper as some
merchants regard advertising.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

The farmers IN the western part OF
tho county are hauling corn TO the sheep
issdsrs on the Platte valley and nrc re-
~siyiuv 25 cents per busbei Tor Il.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

The newly elected county officers en-
tered upon the duties Of their offices
Tuesday Of this week.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Revival services have been held at the
NJ. f. Church every evening this week
by the pastor, Rev. Abbott.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

The Holyoke skaters enjoyed fine
sport on the IRWIN lake nearly every
night last week.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

W. II, Johnston, Is. 4 II. agent at Hell
yoke, visited ~ Bloomington. Nsb., Inst
week.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Mrs. Frank Hager and children re-
turned this week from visit with friends
at Pinttsmouth, Neb.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

II yon want somsihipg good to eat, try
California breakfas, food kept by Ii
Blanc i Co.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

There is bu. ono vacant house in ltnx
tun now.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Subjects for next Sunday at the Bap
iist Church. Morning. The transit from
the Old to the New Dispensation; ii
mind panorama of the grandcst and
darkest eclipse OF the sun that was ever
known, ir connection with other strange
and wonderful scenery. Evening, And
Jacob kissed Rachel and lifted up his
voice and wept. Meetings will continue
through the week ill the evangelist j. b
DAILY arrives. 1. ID. Stapp, pastor.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Whom you desire to make hnal proof
on n land Ming, call on Judge g. J. sla.
tor.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Buy your goods from the merchant
who tells you what he has by ADVERTISE
aent.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Mis-. Edna Mason returned 10 jules
burg the aist Of the week from visit
with relatives nt Holyoko.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

&C. Bsvard 1t putting down = well
for N. \. CLARK oi the northwestern par,
Of the county.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

II You have anything TO sell, Advertise
II 10 the SrArx HIKALD.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

There 10 NO better dish for breakfast
tLsn that faxed bominy kept by lie
Blanc 4 Co.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

You can have III. STATE HERALD and
the Weekly Cincinnati Epquircr for one
ycnr Tor t200
The state herald., 1898-01-14

senator Hanna wns reelected TO the
senate by the Ohio legislature on the IL,
instant with n maiorI'y ~ onc yn'e
The state herald., 1898-01-14

The subject OF pumping wa,er Tor ir-
rgntion In the one Of great moment at
tho present time and mnot become more
80 as the running water im appropriated
A iine plant wns put In last season Ut
the orchard Of the Denver Lnnd com
pany near this city by T., II. Whiting
The system has aCoo icst OF pipr elcvat.
ing tho water my feet and disehnrains
$50 gallons minute. The engine IL
run by petroleum nj co Of only twelve
and onc half cents Tor 10000 gallons Of
water pumped. The engine Is u ten.
horse power working a triplcs pump and
the entire ems. oi the installation wa. 81.
COO. The works supply wnter Tor 1G1
acres cot In young trcca md $500 trecs
were irrigated tho past season. With u
plant built on this economic bnhh every
dry ranch 10 the country could be irrga.
tod by sub'errnDeun water II the M does
moi escpei 20 feet Field aud Farm.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Some men have most addressing
habit OF carrying their business home
With them in the evening and lying A.
wake nt night to think about IL. This
10 n bad habit, which anyone with any
sort Of control over himself can
break up. The conclusion Of tb,
whole matter is that mnu wnlketh IN u
win shadow aud disquicteth himself in
vain, and tho most unhappy man Is the
ono who thinks everything 10 wrong and
II is hrs especial calling TO set u right
Frc,ting causes our food to remain I'M
digcstcd, II whitcns our locks and mnkci
wrinkles aud impar,s the bicycle face
Baltimore Sun.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Application for making hnal proofs
made free, by Clerk oi District Court.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Buck wheat aud Graham Hour from the
Crete Mills at Leblanc 4 Co.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

C.J. Slater, Co. Judge, will make your
application for hnsi proof. free of charge
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Cleaned currants. ngs aud dates nj
Shamp's.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Fresh oysters and fish ct Is Blanc 4
COS. every Thursday.
The state herald., 1898-01-14
No Gripe

when you take Hoods i'iiis. bcblr. olifnsh.
Toned, suratcoatrd pills. which ieaf you all 10
pieces. are no, In Il with HOODS. Easy 10 take
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Mrs. Otto Hcroli returned las, week
from HoldreRe, Neb.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

For making Tina, proof Ro TO Clerk of
District Court.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

DE SURE you get what you want
- when you ask for Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla. Unequalled in Merit, Sales, Cures.
There's no substitute for HOODS.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Until further notice I, HaSfnn eieva'
tor will he open to receive Risin only on
Tuesdays and Wednesdays KEPT when
special arrangements nre made Tor del'v
cry OF grain on other days.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Cs 70 Ne Uiase 4 &c. fer COED. frcs,
rr~~$ri~s ~ reAssusbie prfses.
The state herald., 1898-01-14
The STATE HERALD.
In. PAINTER, Edi,oi AID Publisher.

Entered ut tho postof'ioe at Hoiyokc. Colo
second class mail lnattar.
The state herald., 1898-01-14

Smoked meats OF all kinds at shamp
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24

William George Jordan IN writing
about the wonders of the worlds
waste, in the October Ladies' Home
Journal, says, among other things:
Not many years ago when an OK
was slaughtered forty per cent. of
the animal was wasted; at the present
time nothing is lost but it's dying
breath As but one-thrd of the
weight Of the animal consists Of
products that can be eaten, the ques-
ton Of utilizing the waste is a serious
one The blood IS used in refining
sugar and IN sizing paper, or manu-
featured into door knobs and buttons
The hide goes to the tanner; horns
and hoofs are transformed into combs
and buttons; thigh bones, worth $50
per ton, are cut Into handles for
clothes. brushes; fore-leg bones sell
for $50 per ton for collar buttons,
parasol handles, and jewelry; the
water in which bones are boiled is
reduced to gluej the dust from saw
ing the bones is food for cattle and
poultry; the smallest bones are made
into boneblack Each foot yields a
quarter Of pint Of neats-foot oil
the tail goes TO the soup while the
brush Of hair at the end Of the tail
is sold to the mattress maker. The
choicer parts of the fat make the
basis of butterinej the intestines are
used for sausage castings or bought
by gold heaters. The hndigested
food in the stomach, which formerly
cost the packers OF Chicago $4,000
a year to remove and destroy, is now
made into paper. These are but few
of The products of absttoirs Scraps
unfit for any other use find welcome
in the glue.pot, or they do mission
airy work for the farmers by acting as
fertilizers"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24
City Caucus.

On Friday night quite a number Of
our people mat at the court house for
the purpose OF nominating city tick
ct The meeting was called to order
by Rev. j. @. Schleimann, and on
motions j. r. Morse WAS chosen ss
chairman and Mrs. Theo. Smith Sec
Rotary. Ga motion a committee con-
sisting Of j. g. SChlelmanp, Mes.
danes Barnes, Lewls, and Tracy,
aud O. j. Fleming was appointed to
select a ticket The committee retir-
ed and after due deliberation report
ed as follows: For mayor, @, A Por-
ter; for coancilmen, @. A. Lewis, W.
d. Granger, r. Q. Johnson, L. b.
Cannon, aud John Hahnenkratt; for
police Judge, Frank STRAIN; for city
clerk, W. N. McIlvain. The commit
tee could not decide upon candidate
for marshal or street commissioner
The report was adopted. The caucus
then decided upon s. N, Dnvall for
marshal and street commissioner, and
on motion adjourned, The ticket will
appear on the official ballot as the
Citizens Union Ticket
On Saturday night another caucus
was held, which was also we'll attend
ed. 1t was called to order by S. @.
Cummings, who on motion was chosen
chairman, and W. q. Bssell secre-
tary. Tellers were appointed and
nominations were called for. After
considerable balloting the following
was agreed on as the choice Of the
caucus: For mayor, e. e. Bralnerd;
for councilmen, VIM Hardman, VIM.
Mayors, j. M. Hatfield, Il. A. Har-
mon and W, G. Bissell; police Judge,
Frank Strain; city clerk, VIM. Nc
Ivan; marshal and street commits
sioner, s N Duvall. A. s. Harwood
was selected as committeeman, and
after deciding to head the ticket with
"City Ticket" the caucus adjourned.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24

suffrage, he said, was fully fixed IN
the law aud in the minds Of the peo.
Pile of Wyoming, and many years
experience have failed to disclose any
disadvantage arising from women tx
crossing the right Of suffrage. The
women, he said, showed as marked
ability and discriminating sense of
duty as did the man,
Martha A Bushnell Canine, who is
q member OF the Colorado Legislature
said that the most intelligent men
aud women Of Colorado approved OF
the new suffrage law. She read a
letter from Governor Adams of Colo
RADIO praisng the law and arguing its
justice, right and benefit She also
read testimonial az to the value of
equal suffrage signed by the govern
or three ex.governora, the senators,
representatives aud Justices and
judges of the state, besides the state
officers and many others. She said
that during the session Of the legisla-
ture last winter the women in the
Legislature were met upon terms of
equality and treated with the great
est courtesy, and had the recogni-
ton on committees, etc, that was
gwen the men,
State Senator Cannon Of Utah said
that the story Of the struggle for
womsn's suffrage in Utah was the
story of all Efforts for the advance
ment aud betterment of humanity, and
which has been told over and over
ever since the advent of civilization.
1.-The results which have been at.
tsined," sac said, speak with such
unerring logic and vindicate so com
pletely the argument that women
should take part in the affairs of gov.
eminent, which so vitally affect her,
that | point to the actual conditions
now existing in Utah as a complete
vlndicatlon Of the efforts of equal
suffragists, and as the most cogent
of all reasons which can be advanced
why women should have the right to
aid in nominating and electing our
public officers.
Mr. Balderslon's paper, after CIV
ing the history of suffrage in Idaho,
concluded with the declaration that
the limited experience of Idaho has
pleased the people with the new or
der Of things and that there s per-
feet confidence that the result will
justify the extension of suffrage.
Alice Stone Blackwell's remarks on
the Indifference of women were re-
ceived with considerable enthusiasm.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24
LuctOr.

August Barg has employed O. Van.
Kooten to do his listing and corn
blowing.
r. Frank Slinson Of Phillipsburg,
was in the neighborhood Sunday and
took dinner with j. VanWyk,
A VanDerVeen will leave us this
week and will make his home in
Michigan.
Mr.. Guichelaar is finishing the
new school house IN the jackson
district.
j. VsnDerVelde has enlarged bis
farm by the purchase Of an eighty
from s e, PoORue.
The young people spent a IDLY
time at the Jager's place last Friday
evening when the newly married
couple gave their wedding, The
presumption is that a good time was
had as some party got home quite
late.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24
Program

OF the County Teachers Association
third quarterly meeting, at Phillips.
burg, Kansas, March 26, 1898:
1000 q. m,-Roll call--Response
by quotations.
Paper Enthusiasm - Necessity,
How to Arouse, and How to he.
strain," Miss Addie Northup.
Discussion-C l Smith, MISS Mat
tie DAVIS.
Paper-"Failures IN Arithmetic"
f L Utter.
Discussion Mics Lille Allen, L.
K. Countryman.
1870 -Paper-"Ohild Study" Miss
Kate Tadlock.
Discussion-Mrs Ada Barrett, Miss
Winlfred Move
Psper-'Importance Of Discipline
in the Common Schools" Il @ john
son.
Dlscussion-O e Lowe, J II White.
PAper-"PrimHry Nature Studies"
Mrs II II Hull.
Discussion - Gilman earle, Miss
Cora Baum
Paper - "'Last Day Exercises"
Miss Alice Fisk.
Discussion Clarence Rarick, Gale
Arnold.
General discussion after each topic.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24
Dayton Items.

VIM Williamson of Cloud county,
is visiting with his son Ed,
Thomas Shelton has taken the roll
OF school boy with his book and bis
satchel but no grub IN the satchel
and the first question he asks you
when he meets you how many horses
had you the first Of March.
The fall gram that was sowed in
this section is looking very fue but
is needing rain.
g. II. Tannahlll is out on his round
in a big lumber wagon and the first
question he asks you is have any
calves TO sell.
Mrs. and Miss Robinson were vis-
ting in this neighborhood Sunday.