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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
Receipts ports and Interior points today. COM
pared the day last week and last year. were
as

DRUGs-The market was quiet on leading staples with
Opium cases Sc 7ogs2 72is job6ns s. 10 Fowdefsa
slghths, s. 3o qulnine. domestic msnufacturers bulk
2G foreign bulk 2c GSs h0 rse
seady on eaans kns but - quiet az a sr'Snd
81 Soas 40 cGbeS. so9S0,: hcmIock. 53S$5c lemon
as socg ndse o% S S So q s. ma:a1
5c$4 se Yor sg g. ans S ~
sptarmnt 81 So tsnsy 81 a5Gs 90 wlnleTssen natural
wood. pure 81 759$s.. RooTs-There WAS steady
small lots to cover pressing needs We quote: Burd9ck
2S: Horthern Sc 75ss as ginger Jamaica unbIeached
sg bgased ls2ic golden sea- sSt'' heeS S9n
dies loo; ssrssparia. Honduras, 259a5e Mexican. 50
Ssg senf tc Wsse9 gsna sc
oT AID lA from e0n1 a1Sfe da
bgyr' wee d.nsnd to T9yas o5 m Winter tqan sar
es%a S S JS wner pa GGssd = ~ spns
s. 2oGs4 no wnis, s. "ass o. ezra No
%S: s sSssa.S @5RNAaAPg,i S Sqsfa XIII
dnc white soc; nne yellow. .5c coarse ceaG7 FEED
spring 6lk o5as.I a.: To- rnldng bulk 1880. rye
s25ase6 30 sreeninss aogSoc Duk. buckwhcat grain
GRAIN-wHEAT-The bull movemen, In wheat was
continued today with The aid q higher opening cables
ing operations interrupted By and much less free
dom noted in tie oerns. d whoa; to Europe ,. VIA
was ;ary brisk all day and final prices while "a. shSqs
below top. 'en1c higher than last night july
cpton favorlte with buyers led by - LOUIS
interests somewhat its discount under May
which bore the brunt Of the selling movement India
eating reduced crop and served to onset late
reactions in English and Continental markets. The
'Bradstreet's' figures denoted weeks decrease OF
q3I 900 bush IN worlds stocks against 100000 bush
reduction last year. Actual export transactions were
again Hight exceeding II loads. but the presence OK
fair market at little below present vaua
ons was encouraging evidence ~ European interest
suggestive business In the future. con
tnued large spring wheat movement in the NOrth"est
was associated by Pllsbury with general depletion or
interior elevator stocks the good roads Of III" last
few DAYS failed stimulate farm offerings quota
tons 4 cash wheat ahoat basis. were as follows
No rcd 81 o. No hard Manitoba. 81 O3is; No !
Northern New York 81 O2: No Northern Duluth "s%.c
No hard Duluth. 81 o.. No hard Manitoba, 81 o..
CORN-In face Of large cearances and liberal export
demand the market Inactive and easy through
out the day closing isc net lower An Increase or
PSI the Iiradstreets visible. coupled with
Unsatisfactory cables. eSerted the chief hearh effect
uron the market. also ntimated that prominent
chicago working force out some Of the
transactions amounted 100000 bush at all ports No
no trades reported the speculative market and prices
closed nomlnaly unchanged from last night The cash
departrent fairly steady with sales OF 10000 bush
TO exporters No 2 closed at 2s7c; No oats 2sc
No 2 white 2a1c; No white. 2oc: track mixed 2s'zI
2a9c track white 2sd32c. .... .RYE-MaTket qulet; No
? western 54i2o ( o b anoat York No Western
ouiet. feeding quoted. 344c I WORK.
NETWORK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Nrw-lOrk. Januafy IT, fbJh
BEEvEs-Recelpts, IL cars. or 2I2 head: II cars to
be exported and cars local baughterers Moth
ing dong in live cattle feeling generally steady Dressed
hHAf aAady prime city drssssd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19

CoTToN-To-dnys edvioes from New-Engant cotton
spinning districts n0' Ot reassuring character
Tho lockout at NewBedford Is complete and strike Is
also az Blddeford and Saco. Ne. with from Fall
River Indicating sympathetic feeling II Is claimed,
however. that with general shutdown the strike
need be O bearish factor stopping the output
would lead possible Improvement IN the market for
manufactured goods. Pr.ya sScssbee explained the snal
business In cotton liverpool The result OF
csrosition 70 await further Indications as to the probable
OF the New-EngiaDc strike IN addition 10 me
5earsh influence Of the labor Disturbances receipts OUT
cxpectat.ons and IN the afternoon the mhrhe "iS
particularly weak and closed tho lowest point. gll-
dalton long accounts was an active feature OF ne
market Throughout tho session. there was correspond
Of confidence the part u The bears "'o
soid freely ard total bales for the day were me
largest since december 49, decline In prices u
expected II potent influence On Southern plant
ers and IL the decline continued II 10 expected 10 hVe
an important bearing The acreage auesi, ton
a.. market With prices unchanged 10 &"
ints lover further f. 40 points. and closed easy
A. a net loss q 0Gs l% tiai sales futures l!S 400
@ Sa,ss spot sp sG1:" i ns aa sHe Sssns
- s,tnoins and / 90 tasss on contract Southern
SPOT markets middllng qpstod we're AZ f1 h.s ,os.
~ saiss 100 bales. Savannah quiet ana s.s~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Jan. ls-Flour Inactive. unchanged; re
c4ipfa iSiTo thls Wheat dull. spot. month ana Feb
ruary @5l97~c May. p3sQ@%.c. steamer ~ rel
~ 6g2 .c receipts BUSH stocK. 9>2 ESQ bush
sales II bush. Southern wheat by sample w. o'
d. on grade V3q07 &c. Corn duh. spot; month ana
Tebruary 80. a32+,c steamer nike! 30 SIC IT,,
ceips iI5Oli bush. stock SO 40 bush saies y" ~
bush southern white corn. 29gAc. d. yelS" zna1
oats quiet but drm. 40 white 2D's439c No m1 gel,
steady 40 nearby 52isc: No Western 81 tao5 &C. r.
caipra If 35s bush: stock fj7.3Gi bush Hay seAny
choice timothy Si3 Grain freghts very quiet ana els'S
steam 10 Iverrool per bush. gid January 'otk LOT
orders per quarter IS Cd January IS 81 feorua'y
Boston Jan 1s-Flour frm. receipts, 9Vyl Dt.s
sn~iug PATENTS s. 20T$j a. sprilg Cear' ana suaKs
Is aT s5 - winter patents 81 O51S5 90; winter cleaps AM
sranrhts 50 lOaS5 Cornmea quiet at ,vll Lc,
hush 81 GOGSl per bbl. Corn stealy r"'flPss
hush steamer yellow. BE Nos and yellow ""Eei1
Oats steady: receipts, $4,000 BUSH fancy Cbprp' %
10 clipped 32c 30 clipped 81 nc MlleeS ~ w
sn-lng bran SIS ~ winter bran $40; mlddings SO
onortsre IA lnr. veal 0Gloc. Mutton hrm yearhss'
snring So Butter firm: Northern. 2lzc Western
9la2fL,c: imitation lGc; ladies'. l5c Cheese stea'F'
TTthern 9G02c. Western. sisV9c
pu0a,o Ian 1e-Sprinc wheat. fair inquiry limits
90 N northern new Soc. NJ northern new, VI
Winter wheat offerings liberal demand light No IeI.
o.c' 10 extra red 02c: No white. pc corn eSsi'i
X ,eoU 40 ~ yellow. 81 a.; No yeiio" a
u , corn 3ls.c. 80 81 nc oats strong 20 =
,vb,,n 2sc. No 3 white. &c No white Hc. 20 20 !
,,ixed 2Gikc. 40 mixed 2o'2c. baIes srvhs, g.,
Henard Rye dun; No in store soc asked f'our aus'
The leading futures ranged as follows
Articles Opening. Highest Lowest C'oshg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
Office IS as follows

Rlo-Confee market firm: No Rio. ss375. exchange
O 1854 receipts two days) II 900 bags cleared for
the United States bags: cleared for Europe 1000
bags stock. $4,000 bags
Tho position follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
range Of contract prices to-day was as follows:

Foreign coffee markets-SantosCOfe market steady:
good average Santos $500 receipts two days. 1900
bags Stock. $4,000 bags. Hamburg-COffee market
advanced "A pig. at 2:3O m, .ui2 pig net higher.
sales. 5000 bags Havre-Conee market opened steady
unchanged. At ~ m. = franc higher: at quiet
and unchanged: closed franc higher. total sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19

cash quotations were as follows: Flour steader: No :
2DT rr ge,aGsc ~ corn 2Gaa27c No 2 yellow corn
2GNG27c. 10 oats 23c 10 W.T. a D. ,a 1tsS 20
2I a3oc No haxseed 81 2eg$ 20 prime timothy os sef5
q q e Z pork S,rI per T 3d. d s. GaSs 1 ED. s2 dry
81 1895. whskey disters finished goSs per gal 81 -
o,ay tho butter market steady: creameres. l4uee
dares lfal7c. Cheese quiet sgs'sc' ESgs STEADY
Cincinnati. Jan ls-Flour lull and steady, Wheat
frIner No 2 red 0iQ9Jc. Corn firm, 10 mixed &c
Lard steady a. SOC Bukmea,s nrrn at 81 90 Bacon
80 Whisky steady at s. - Butter Srv 0Ter
sugar quiet Eggs strong and higher at i7'4c Cheese
steady
or 10 spring s7aSsc: May. a'sc. July, sG'sc bid
2S ga 9s'F'' W - '''' ''''e' ''''''
Minneapolis, Jan. IsFlour FIRST patents. s. ., c:g
Sass; second Patents . $685. GO. first clears 80 10
tract grade January geG97c Tebrgar Mar f,a and
A APP .5 n99a 5c MsreS and Xpr nominal
steady: No 2 white January and February 20 y TO-
S Mf" o n1a 15S lie: Gef hams ssGs2s family
N2GSl2 so ms sa.tpeirs egre1 IN s9e sides "a
5hc shoulders 9@6he bellies IN pickle o'f% ,ana md
sysrSse sc lard pure city refined in ,ierces sag
5he Butter steady: fancy Western creamery &c, 40
All 6sd W 9 country 2S T d. IN
8c dark DO axe ye PosT s ts turFeys sSiSe
duta egoc geese &c. Dressed PsSy hrm o large
9Gec medium do sqae common and sssisd co. az. gag
&C. ug GS f@ ancE. 9 sd io to ce asc
ST. Louis Jan. 1sFlour quiet and unchanged Whest
higher No red o3@e trasH t'geS'se JsnsaIy ssc
Corn lower No white 25sc: January, 25hc; May.
c July 25ac Oats rm a No Sasn Jay PIE ed
30 white 25a25hc. Bran hrm at SIC east track sea
5sc at mills
oc Nav e9.e Corn actlye ana s,eady No mixed
~ No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
drapsllers' Gote! Docket 6nlos.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19

Receipts Of breadstuns AZ interior pohts IN
last three cphers 900 omitted flour bbls, grain 3-sh
The state herald., 1898-03-18

We publish in this issue nav plan
for fattening cattle that has been
thoroughly tested in Colorado and prov
en- TO be q success. II Mr.. Sheedy could
make this plan OF fstteniuR cattle sue.
cess in Douglas county, it can be made .
SUCCESS in Phillips county, for he sava
TINT all Of his feel was raised without
irrigation. North eastern Colorado is @
fine country for stock raising but the
stock raisers are losing much Of the
possible profits by selling their cattle to
the feeders OF other states instead Of fat
tening the cattle on the home ranch. BY
using some such feed as Mr. Sheedy rec.
ommends the profit derived from fatten-
ing the cattle can be secured by the
stock raiser thereby adding much to the
profits Of the cattle industry OF our coun-
try. We hope to see some OF our cattle
men try this plan for fsttening their cat
tie IN the near future.
The state herald., 1898-03-18
BEACHVlLLE.

II. A. Trego made trip 10 Julesburg
last week.
W. ID. kelsy Of Holyoko was in thu,
vicinity last Saturday.
Miss Alice Trego returned homo last
Saturday. Miss Trego has been teach
ing in the eastern part OF the county fol
the past six months.
5. n. Ollie OF Holyoke was in this vi.
cini,y last wednesday.
L. d. Ellis purchased a dwelling house
at Holyoke ana moved 1t to his farm this
week.
Will Freeman OF Amherst was visiting
friends IN this vicinity last week.
Mrs Jerry Noonan her son Tom anc
daughter Miss Kate lett for their homt
at Morecrofi, Wy, this week after severa
weeks visit with friends in Beachvili,
and vicinity.
There wac a graphopbone entertain
ment at tho Noonan building last Fri.
day evening.
A petition ia being circulated to ,pur.
chase n building for public place TO bt
used for my lawful purpose. Wbil'
We are no, disposed to throw any cole
water on the project, 1t would be we'll tt
have an understanding us to what II
meant by the terms OF the petition
What might bs considered 4 lawiu
pleasure by one, on the other hand woulc
be considered moral wrong by another
We think the petition should state spe
ciiically the purposes for which th'
building shall be used, and then use i
Tor that purpose and for none other
Think twice before you sign, II you ar'
satisfied then give oil you possibly car
as tins is a worthy project.
Arthur Pennington Of Holyoko II
working Mt the Standard Sheep Ranch
OLp MISERY.
The state herald., 1898-03-18
The people Of Sterling are making a
move to put In water works for the town.
rheumatism Cured.

My wife has used Chambsrl,in's Pain
Balm for rheumatism with great rsliet
and l can recommend it as splendid
liniment for rheumatism and other house
bold use for which We have found it val
uabls.-W. j. Cuyler, Red Creek, N. Y.
Mr.. Cuyler ia one Of the leading mer-
chsuts Of this village and one Of the
most prominent men in this vicinity
w. G. Phippin, Editor Red Creek Esr.
aid, Fer sale BY +. x. Noblet.
The state herald., 1898-03-18

whn, pleasure II there In lIfc with a
headache, tipaiion and Lilliouunrsa I
Thousand. experience ,hcm who could
become perfectly healthy by uniuR DE-
wi,ts Little Early Ris-rr. the famous
little pills. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1898-03-18
NOTICE.

Tho regular county examination Of
tsacbern Tor Phillips county will he hold
al the high school building In liolyoke
beginning on Friday. Mar. 18Th, at 90
o'clock n. M. central ,ime. 10 on hand
prompt 40 YOU may have all the timt
possible. y. ". JoiiNsoa.
10, gupt
The state herald., 1898-03-18

D,rp.--At the home OF the pnen'a 10
Phillips county. Sunday, March II, Vol
mn Lane, ~. about one year, little dnngh'
tor OF Mr. aud Mrs. l., l.. Lane. Mr.
and Mrs. Lane bad returned TO this
county tho fret OF tho week from Ne
brasks and little velna wna taken alex
,oon nt,or their arrival with something
", lung fever. The funeral services
v.rr conducted from tho home Monday
afternoon. Rev. q. A. W. Cage sr,. ol
sterling preaching tho funeral sermon
and the remains were buried In the iiol'
yol,. cemetery. III. parenla have tho
sympathy OF many Irlondn N thor eel
renyrtnant
The state herald., 1898-03-18

whooping cough Is tho most distress
Ing malndyI bui lls duration can be cut
short by the nso Of One minu's Cough
Cure. which Ia alec the besi known rem
edy for c,onp aud all lung aud bronchial
troubles. City Drug Store
The state herald., 1898-03-18

L'Avant Club held It's regular meet
ing at the home OF Mrs. Heeinbotham
Friday, March II. II being tho birth
day OF Mics Jennie, special program
was rendered, after which refreshments
were served. Sec'y.
The state herald., 1898-03-18

We understand ihRt tts p & AZ. wiil
put on an extra force OF men soon FOR re-
pairing the high line truck. Section
foreman Eckmnn Of Baxiun informs us
,hht he will have three extra men on hin
aeciiou.
The state herald., 1898-03-18

We call the especial ntteoiion OF all
our readers interested IN uo"'plan,ing
and fruit culture TO the unusually hber'
al offer Of the Arkansas Valley Nutsofies
ot sedgwiek. Kansss, which wIll be found
,lseuherc IN this issue, They arc relia-
ble people and make this special offer
only TO introduce their stock In thia VI
,iui,,. Orders should be sent them
without delay.
The state herald., 1898-03-18

W. W. MARBLE representative of the
Bsniuce Creamery Co, will he here on
Wednesday. March %. Subscribers Of
stock will please meet a' ihr G. A. y.
hail, Holyoko. Colo, Mt Up m, Tor the
transaction OF business. S. w. Beggs.
The state herald., 1898-03-18

Mrs. Hilda Newsrbsrg who had been
visiting for few weeks with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Eekman, oil Hax-
tup, returned this week 10 her home at
ST. Francis, Kan.
The state herald., 1898-03-18

All persons owing mo on account OF
note are requested to call al store with
out delay and settle the same before ihey
are pnt into other hands for immediate
collection. II you owe anything this
means YOU. THIS ls done to save you
tronble or costs. T.. Y. Post.
The state herald., 1898-03-18

Children and adults tortured by burns
scaldS, injuries, eczema or skin diseases
may secure instant relief by usinR De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. 1t Is the
great Pile remedy. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1898-03-18

Conductor Will Huber met with the
misfortune "Wednesday to have an ankle
badly spralnsd. He was helping unload
some stock at Grover and stepped back
OF OF platform and fell.
The state herald., 1898-03-18

There are three little things which do
more work than any other three little
things created-tbey are the ant, the bee
and DsWitt's Little Early Risers, the
last being the famous little pills for
stomach and liver troubles. City Drug
Store,
The state herald., 1898-03-18

The latest news from Washington does
not sound ary more war like than the
news OF three weeks ngo. The money
power Is making desperate effort to
prevent wnr and the chances nre in IN.
vor oil thoir success,
The state herald., 1898-03-18

Don annoy Others by your coughing
and risk your HE by pfgleetinc y cold
Ono Minute Cough Curo cures coughs
colds. Group, grippe aud nll throa, and
lung troubles City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1898-03-18
Many People are AFFLICTED
Win severe headaches,
Cnuaed by ,orpldity of
g,,l H.. tl...tt. lllt1

IHn NNrfl HUUH TIEs
by inyleoratlns tho livcr.
Quickly overcome the bcadachc, canae
III, blood 10 circulate naturally aud
bring about complete relief. Hood =
pills act directly upon the liver aud DON,
.ls They ars promp, and reliable aud
va, gentle ip action. They tone aud
strengthen instead Of weakening 'ht s,s'
TEN
The state herald., 1898-03-18

We are ANXIOUS to do little good In
,b,, world and can think OF no pcaaan'er
or better way 10 do It than by recon-
uendlng One Minute Cough Cure ns a
preventative OF pneumonia, consumption
and other seriou. lung ,tonblcs that iol-
lnm nnrlertnd cnldR.
The state herald., 1898-03-18

Born at Holyoke, Wednesday, March
10, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O'Shea q
daughter.
The state herald., 1898-03-18

Mics Anna Gregg of Elsie. Nsb., is vis-
iting her sister Mrs. W. L. Dickerson Of
Holyoke.
The state herald., 1898-03-18
rr.rrnnIr - ID.

C.yc7rois Candy Calhnriir, the most wen.
detinl ~ ilical d'sroi ere of the age, peas
lnt anl rrir sling 70 'he tarc oct gcf ''y
anil n1slti D. on hlluogs, llver and bow. =
rleaHsinc uip en'ifr lyst N, diNel cold
lilf hnalntiio, ior r. hnitral ronstlnati1
md hiinpinrss. pin=s7 big ani try boz
Of Z. @. @. to-day: 10. -. 20 roniA Sold an
gunranteod 70 cur ~ all drn glh.s.
The state herald., 1898-03-18

A thrill Of terror is experienced when
n brassy cough Of Group sounds through
the house at night. But the terror soon
changes TO relief after one One Minut"
Cough Cure has been administered Safe
and harmless Tor ;hildrcd. City Drug
Sspre
The state herald., 1898-03-18
Tie HERALD has frequently urged tn,

Tie HERALD has frequently urged the
farmers Of Philips county TO make n
tcnt Of what IL known ~ the Campbell
system OF land cultivation. We uud !.
stand ,hat arrangements are being made
to make II test Of that system of culiiva'
tiop near lIolyoke during tho coming
crop nsssan. Prof Cnmpbell Of North
Dakota who Ia Introducing this s,s,em,
believes tha, by means Of this system q
good crop can be raised nearly every
year In this Western country. Wc hope
the test at iiolyofe will he CAREFUL,
made In order that It mny fully demon
strnie the merits Of thIt sysiem Of cult
yniinn.
The state herald., 1898-03-18

Dispatches from Washington 10 the
Omaha Bee state that through the efforts
Of Senator Thurbton there will be M
mora fences ofjeiod removed that on
close Royefpmen, land, uplcsa /, be In
special eaten. This nppliss only 10 Ne.
brasks.-GrAnt Sentinel.
senator rhurstnn mnai have conhder.
nbls iuiacure with tho administration Il
he ia able 10 preven, the Interior De
pafimen, from ordering tho famayal oi
fences from Roy.rumen, lsnd when com.
plani hAs been made
The state herald., 1898-03-18

Sheriff Ayers of Sterling was in Hax.
tun, Monday, on official business.
The state herald., 1898-03-18
VDeWTl1eTS fIis;; Is; S,'.Is's., Ii;S: iIss s.
chspxs. 1858 Champs Street. Denver, Colo,

Ra!ston health pancake -four, haked
rice, maple syrup, honey, preserves
homemade mipce meat, New Orloane
molasses. svspora,ed horse radish. sweet
mixed pickles and olives Ut shamps.
The state herald., 1898-03-18

Pupils pei'her absent nor ,ar'ly, Wal
ter zoll. Bepjamu Leblanc, Brf,hawcit
Josie Hinss, Nellie S'onebnrr, JENNIE
iirllapd, Chester Kelscy. Oscar Leblanc.
M.par CRoaarn. Teacher.
The state herald., 1898-03-18

There are still few shares Of stock IN
tho proposed creamery separator to he
talscn and, II the farmers have taken all
that they feel they can take, these shares
should be taken by residents Of uolyol,
We understand that aomo bus.
incbs men IND county officials who are
amply able 10 do 30, have ns yet taken
no stock aud We hope TO hear that they
hay. taken tho remaining stock Tor
,hinl, no business man who 10 able 10 de
40 and heiirycs that THE creamery nspa
rn,or will prove success and benefit
10 the 'afmora aud business Of Tho town
ran afford TO refuse 10 Md this enter
prise 10 the extent u onr share
The state herald., 1898-03-18

WANTED :--sevcrul faithiui men or women
W 10 travel In colorado for established. r.
/ liable house. 5alary sh and expenses.
stenay position. Enclose reference and self
addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion
Dept. Y, Chicago III
The state herald., 1898-03-18

subscribc for tho HERALD. 81 ,oa year
The state herald., 1898-03-18
Preaching services at the Nj. E. Church
Sunday morning and evening.

II you want something good to eat, try
California breakfast food kept by Lie
Blanc u Co.
The state herald., 1898-03-18

Dick Sholes returned as, week from u
few months visit in Illinois.
The state herald., 1898-03-18
Now sorghum ut shamps.

TO Cure a Cold in Ono paY
Take Laxative Bronze Qgininr Tablets. Az
Druggists rel aud the money II II iuiis 10
,urr. &c. augi
The state herald., 1898-03-18

One Minute Cough Cure, cures
tbs, Is What Il was fnece Tor.
The state herald., 1898-03-18

WEEP your blood pure, your appe-
n tito good, your digestion pcrfcc'
by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
has power to keep you WELL.
The state herald., 1898-03-18

One Minute Cough CGre, cisscs.
That Is via, u wss insis Tor.
Smoked meats OF ell kinda tt ShamPs
New sorghum at Shamps.
Cleaned currants, tigs and dates ct
Skump's.
The state herald., 1898-03-18
THE STATE HERALD.
J. 4. PAINTER, Edi,o, alc Publisher.

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