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Death Of Rev. samuel Muschmor..

Philadelphia. Oct. n-Rev. Samuel
Mutchmore. one of the prominent minis
tiers In the Presbyterian church. died to-
day at his home In this city. He was aged
60 years. and has been IN for about a
year. He was pastor OF the Memorial
Presbyterian church In this city for
many years. Prior to that he had had
charges I'm st. Louis and Louisville. He
leaves a widow and several children.
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war Investigation Commission.

Camp Poland. Knoxville. Tenn. Oct. %.
Nine members Of the var investigation
commission party reached Knoxville to-
day. They visited the division hospital and
examined closely into the provisions
made for caring for the sick and the
methods OF treatment adopted: also the
condition OF the inmates.
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Bank of spaIn's Report.

Madrid. Oct. 30.-The Bank of SPANS
report for the week ended yesterday
shows the following changes; Gold IN
hand. increase. 37s.0oo pesetas; silver IN
hand. increase. Loo 900 pesetas; notes In
circulation. increase. 1.4ss.0c0 pesetas.
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New York. Oct. 0.-The first battalion
OF the I'd regiment u. =. engineers. under
command OF Major Richard Henry Saw
age. left Camp wikon. Montauk Point
to-day. bound for Savannah 10 Join Gen
ersl Lees army corps.
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Their Final Resting Place.

Vienna. Oct. so-Yesterdsy the remains
OF the late Empress Elizabeth Of Austria
were transferred to their final resting
pace in the vaults OF the Capuchin
church. where they now lie beside the re-
mains of the late Crown Princ Rudolph
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Married In spain.

London. Oct. u-At Irlun. Spain. u. NJ.
Cr~ackenthrop. secretary OF the British
embassy In Madrid. was married yester-
day to Miss Ida sickles. daughter OF Gen
eral Sickles
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London. Oct. n.-The Paris correspond
ent of the Daily News says the decision
Of the court Of cessation on Saturday was
given by a vote one against four.
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London. Oct 0-The market las; week
stood the strain OF the various circum-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-08

tally worthless. At present. like children who
have had whooping cough, measles, chicken
pox, scarlet fever. the mumps, and other vacci-
native diseases. so thatthey cannot have them
again, most OF our railroads have been through
bankruptcy and receiverships. and have thus
become proof against further disaster. In the
older part OF the country their value has been
settled by many years OF trial. and the risk Of
buying them Is greatly diminished. In the
newer sections there Is still room for fluctua-
ton. but, as the country grows. there also the
earning capacity OF n railroad viii become
steadicr and its value more easily estimated.
1t will be observed. however, that In proportion
as this condition il approa ched, the price OF the
Investment rises until the income II yields falls
to the level OF other assured income payers.
Even in investing in an article as apparently
solid as real estate, the small investor Is con-
stantly in danger OF losing his money. es-
pecially II he buys more than he can pay for In
full. and gives n mortgage for the unpaid bal
ance. Suburban lots are offered him at what
seem low prices. compared to those OF city
lots. and he is easily deluded with the idea that
he has only to take them and hold them fora
few years to sell them again ut city prices. He
forgets that while he is holding them interest
and taxes are running against him, and occa-
sionally heavy assessments. so that nm apparent
profit OF 100 per cent. at the end OF ten years
Will rarely cover cost. Usually, instead OF lOO
per cent. apparent profit. there is difficulty in
getting back the original cost OF the property
and then the profit is wanting and the loss GER
tain. The country is dotted all over with
towns and villages with plenty OF lots and
houses in them absolutely unstable. and
which will never return cost and interest.
OF course It will be said that some Of the
largest fortunes in existence have been accumu-
lated by investing capitals. smal at the begin
ming. in exactly such ways as those Of which the
riskiness has been pointed out. This is true. but
It is also true that the number Of such fortunes
is small and that the men who have made them
have been mon Of unusual business ability.
Like the great generals. statesmen. artists and
authors who have made themselves famous.
they cannot successfully be initiated by the
crowd, and the attempt to do 1t not only will
fail, but may end in disaster. The small in
weston. IL he desires safety, must content him.
self with a small income. and, esohewing
everything else. put his money In the savings
bank, in Government bonds, the bonds Of large
cities. the bonds and possibly the stocks OF
established railroad companies. and. with dis
erection. in loans on mortgage of city real
estate with ample margin.
MATTHEW MARSHALL.
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4A " all SGr e.
CAPITAL, 100000. SURPLUS, 100000.
DEPOSITS, $~iS,ooo,ooo.
FOUNDED, 1903.
1854 Consecutive SEMI annual Dividend
Declared July I, 1898.
OFFICERS:
Robert NJ. G~RIlaway,.. President;
Ebert A. BrinckerhOh, Nice-President.
Joseph w. Hartman, Cashier.
Samuel 3. Campbell, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John A. Stewart, Pres. U. s. Trust Co.
Ebert A. BrinCkerhoh, Capitalist.
Chas. Stewart Smith, Merchant.
Gustav HI. Schwab, OelrichS & Co.
Donald Mackay, Nermilye g. Co.
Robert NJ. Galloway, President.
Charles ID. Dickey, brown Bros. a Co.
Henry w. Hanks, HenryW. Banks Go.
George Sherman, Nice-Pres.C Cen .Tr Co
Edward HolbroOk, Pres. rhamM Co
OrriS X, EldredRe, hit, FL
dredGe T. CO..
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Gntted STATES
SAort9a9e T. Trnst Co.

50 CEDAR STREET.. NEW YORK.
CAFITh OS'OOOsOOOs
1'SoO'uOUs
Trunsacts "A General Trust Business, Acts
ms Trustee, Registrar. and Transfer Agents
Executor, Guardian, Administrator, DC.
Takes entire charge Of Real aud PersOnal
Estates, Acts rs Fiscal Agent for States,
municipalities, and Corporations. Legal
DepOsitnry for Court and Trust Funds.
Interest allowed on Deposits Checks pass
through tho New York IeRrinG-IIOuse.
Money loaned ON bond aud mortgage. Issues
first Mortgage Trust Gold Bonds.
OFFICERS.
George w. tres!qenI
Luther OuntLo...'..'-' {: : Nlce~nrosiieh
James IImpson; i'''"''"''Ho NtceHtI e.l1ent
Arthur TurnRMH. .'Treusuret
William p. Elliott 'Seerelary
CLARK HlulemO .;''''''"'"'hest. IIeagHIeE
Richard M. Hurd..."."..,Asst. Secretary
DIRECTORS.
Samuel ID. Babcock,
Frederick q. Barton, Gustav Y. klasel,
g, Iedyard Biair, Luther B0untZe,
Dumont Clarke. Charlton T. Lewis.
Chsrie r. hickey. Richard A. hcCundy,
William r. Dixon. Theodore MOrford,
David Bows. IT,. Robert Olyphant,
Rnhart A. GrsnpIsa. Charles NJ. pratt,
q a Haven ir. James Timns0n,
charles n Henderson. Eben II. Thomas,
James ]. Hill. George W. Iouuk'
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Haaurial.
High Grade Bonds.

hlgn GFa0e Bonus.
LOG 900
West Shore R. R. Co. LIST Mortgage IS.
Guar. by n. Y. O. . Hud. r. II. II. Co.
S25O,OOO
Chicago, Mi. & ST. Paul General Wtge. 4s.
S15O,OOO.
Norris & Essex Consolidated Mtge. Is.
Guar by Del, Lack. 3 West. II. r.
100000
Michigan Central Air Line" lst Mtge. Is.
100000
Mich. Gent. (KaL & 50. \. DiV.) LIST Mtge. S..
1926 900
Canada Southern Railway LIST Mtge. IS.
$4,000
Penn. R, R. General OSO Mtge. IS.
$4,000
Penn R. R. MAIN Line Cons. Gold as.
$4,000
Bait. & Potomac LIST Mtge. Tunnel Gold IS.
Guar. by Penn. r. h. & by Nor. Cent. R'way.
$4,000
Pitts, Fort Wayne & Chicago LIST Mtge. Is.
Guaranteed by Penn. II. II. Co.
800, 600
Chic. & Northwestern COnsOl. Quart, rs.
$4,000
Chic. 6 Northwestern Deb. Gold IS Of 1893.
SIC, 600
WlnOha & ST. Peter EYten. LIST Gold Is.
Guar. by Chic. a. Northwest. Railway.
$40. 600
St. Paul & Sioux City ISt Mtge. Gold IS.
S2j.OOO
Chic. ST. Paul, MinR & Omaha Cons. IS,
$4,000
Chleu 81. |. & New Orleans Cons. Gold SIS
Guaranteed by Illinois Central II. R.
$4,000
GhlCr ST. |. & New Orleans Cons. Gold 3tS
Guaranteed by Illinois Central r. Il.
500, 600
Chic, Rock Island & Pacific LIST Mtge. IS
$4,000
Pac. R. R. Of Mo. LIST Mtge. EGten. Gold As
$4,000
New York & Erie 9TH Mtge. EIten. Gold SIS
$4,000
Erie Railway COnSOl. lSt Mtge. Gold Is
$50, 600
Long Dock Company LIST Mtge. Gold IS
$4,000
St. Paul. MINI. 6 Man. COnSoI. Gold IS
$4,000
MINI. & St. |. 0a. & PaC. EIt.) Gold IS 6 Is
$50. 600
CIearfleld G MahOn'g LIST Mtge. Gold IS
$35, 600
Detroit, Monroe 6 Toledo LIST Mtge. Is
Guar. by Lake Sh. & Mich. South. R'waJ
FOR SALE by
Goldman, Sachs & Go.
81 NASSAU STREET,
NEW YORK.
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COLONIAL INVESTMENTS.

Under the shelter of the United States authority
now established at SANTIAGO DE CUBA. tho
NORTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY has made
arrangements to establish itself there. ana is pre-
pared to buy aud sell drafts on SANTIAGO and to
make payments in SANTIAGO under instructions
from it's customers. TIL COMPANY is also pre-
pared to receive the deposits Of the SOLDIERS and
SAILORS now in CUBA. and. under their directions,
to make remittances to their families in the UNITED
STATES.
Especial attention is called to the relations Of THE
COMPANY already established at MANILA with tho
CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA, and
CHINA. sufficient for Inc present needs of our MANU-
~FACTURERs, MERCHANTS. ~TRAVELERSL SOL
DIERS. and SAILORS.
With the conclusion of TREATY OF PEACE be-
tween the UNITED STATES and SPAIN, it Is generally
expected that
NEW FIELDS o INVESTMENT
will be opened in ALL LINES OF TRADE and MAN
~UFACTURING, as we'll as In CITY PROPERTIES.
WINTER MI ELECTRI PLANTS. RAILROADS.
INDUsTRIALS, UGA and TOBACCO PLANTA-
TONS.
Many INVESTMENTS of this character will be pre-
scented TO the public. and 1t will require the close
discrimination OF experts in each particular line to
decide whether or not they arc meritorious and de-
Eirable Investments.
THE NORTH AMERICAN TkUsT COMPANY is
prepared to investigate these projects and report on
them in an advisory capacity ON BEHALF OF IIB
CUSTOMERS. and to further facilitate business in
CUBA, PUERTO RICO and the PHILIPPINES. by
holding in trust PROPERTIES, CONTRACTS, MORT
CAGES. and BONDS. either pending the closing Of
negotiations or for more extended or more definite
periods.
THE COMPANY'S BANKERS
IN 70 9N ISS r 9ff T HlTY siN kkoH niMliEb bUH Il Sa.
Also an ONCE OF it, own In that city, NO. 40
GRESHAM STREET and BANK coRREsPoE-
COMMERCIAL MIR and SEAPORTs Of tho
| WORLD, by whom its DRAFTS and LETTERS OF
CREDIT will be Cashod, and its CLIENTS furnished
with information.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock ExchRnEe-Sales and Range
of Prices on All Securities Dealt In Dur
Ing the Week Ending Aug. 8, 1893.

OPEN High Lo'c- C1os-
Sdles. Name. ing. est. est. ing.
174eooo q S IS. wi....lo5A 1861 lOAh 1o4A
10000 U S IS. T, 19o7.lll Ill Ill III
10000 L 8 Is, C, 19oT.lllA ll2 1llA liz
$1,000 U s As. r. 1a25.12SH 1851 l27R 127S
$1,000 U S A., c. 1e25.127$ l27N l27% l27H
1000 ALBANIA, CT O.. 90 90 % 90
1000 Va F deb 2.3s
of 1eo1...... 72H 72X TEX 72N
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Open BipA- Loto- clos.
Sales. NGMs. Sab. ta 60 ing.
n 1st... liza 1eA 1ed 1Pd
300 Noffk " on &C.. 6SK son 9SM B0h
10 N J Midland IT, .teoN leoN leoN 1eoN
susgnl.. eoN son eek eoh
I'M Cen enl g., r.liRk lleN llph lleh
M Cent Enl 6s..ll2h Il2k 1lph ll2N
Cent lst o...ll6N HEX LICK ll6N
zee NY G, LscoiBks oAN 90 OAK 90
lee NYo,MCool S,fs e9N eAk 99h edk
/ Nash L Chat I6t. 12o 12o 12o 12e
2 Nash / Chat en- ..1o2 1o2 o 1o2
loEY. ca stL4s.lobk 100 lo6K loe
90 Nor r r Of Cal 5slo3 lo3N 100 1o3N
lNwpfds."...1lo lie 1lo llo
lao W axe. ........loeN lo3 1oeN loet
INV dob 5s, 20 yrloek 1oeK loeK loeH
ANY.o&wrR..looN lolK look lolN
REY.o&wc en- Gal aO6N Io6N lo6N
as OF Miss 1ut ~ al 90 loT loon A00h
ORA lst....1l2 lle llR LIZ
ID o. R& N a.. y 0e& e7h oSA
Pa Ore 3 l. Dc. .....l26k l26h 1p6h 1e6h
az Orc 8 L en- 6e...lob loeN 100 loe%
214 Orc s L inc A.. o 8lh 79N SON
o Ore S L inc B.. 8 6sk 66N 6TA
10 Pac Of Mo LIST. e. .lo3k lo3H lo3A lo3H
8 Pac Coast LIST. e.. .1o5A 1o3N 1o3k lo5k
e PEG & East 1st... 70 re 76 76
rVnna sds.."..li4 ia liza Tia
&c Pittu 4 wn 1st... DIX oe 91k 9e
30 Pftts 4 wn b.. 90 80 A6 AK
6P.s&LEI st. ..lo8k lo6k losk 1oek
65e Rock Isl gnl sS..loA lo6k loA lo6
95l Read Gni Ss...... eeN s3N seK s3M
Las Rio G W Ist...... eex eo ssk 90
Sci Nj Ga. 90 80 go 80
lstP&M MINI en..l3o l3o l3e 1875
l So Pac of Cal lst.llO ll0 lilo ITO
pa SO Pac Of Cal en-. looN loox look 1904
96 SO P of NJ list. loeN losN 1osh 1osN
go So p OF AriE list. 1o6h ZOE lo6h loS
10 81 4 Ma con 6s1 3oK 1901 13ok 1904
6st P L Ma LIST
d ex..."....le3 ira le3 1873
81 p Ma e1 a.. 10Oh 10Ok l00h
66 st h sF. 3 "
6t.............. e6K OF 96h OF
al 8 gnl 5slo4N 1o5& 1oAX 1o5h
117 stLksF<s"". 70 8 70 7eN
8 St P gold. .....1a7 lA7 lA7 lA7
10 St P Enl -. SA..lo0 io6 zoe lo6
l BtP con. .........146k lAeK lA6N 1Aoh
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OuI '''s''' . 'PnOoJSNS
W. L. TRENHOLM President.
Transacts q general trust business.
Allows liberal rates Of interest ON deposits and
trust funds.
Issues Letters Of Credit and TTaveler5' Circular
Notes payable in dollars or IN the money of any
foreign country.
Acts as Trustee under mortgages for railway and
other companies, and as Agent for tho Registration
of the stock. and for the transfer OF the shares Of
Incorporated companies.
Undertakes the examination Of properties offered
as security for bond issues, and the obtaining OF ex-
pert information concerning tho actual facts and
prospects of reorganization proposals..
Qualified and empowered TO act a. executor. ad-
ministrator. trustee. guardian. and assignee. and
as receiver and custodian Of funds under orders
of Court.
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New England Gas
and Coke Co.
ITS PIPE LINE STOCKISSuE APPROVED
All distractions to the rapid construction Of
the works and pipe line Of the New England Gas
and Coke Co. are now removed by the following
decision Of the Massachusetts Gas Commissioners:
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
IN BOARD OF GAS AND R1roTR1o LIGHT COMMITS

BO5ION.J MV lVh WNI
PETITION OF THE MASSACHUSETTS pwn LINZ Gas COMPANY
This aN application by then Massachusetts, Pipe IAN aMo Company for u approval OF an Issue G
capital shk Of thu par value of one million onAn 100000
Tep dMnngc company so hNHeedby ohAphn 1887 of the acts OF 1895" hrh puTow0 manu-
featuring selling, dGhneh Cnvdnat nnToranEan ma hthbutng q for nnumtnaanGh heating ooE
Ing chemicals land ehMncL pupaa" ByH@ton5 oHh charter Ne oM1 stock Of the company wac
Aed at one umkn dollars 0Ioooooo. divided INT otn hounnd d ooO Grs OF thu par value Of me
hundrdd dollars 5000 each. b s@honA the company was Auhorsdk "lUo CONSTRUCT maintain repair
Ando pe@h pipe lines sand distributing syomh GmG through. undNa om or over any ubnov Ta
water courses railroads. railways canals. bndgNQ u ubWaJs" On uJ 18Th: $780, organization wac mnt
e unde this chhrN ndh the company voted 20 issue the stool pnrpd& toll the petition.
From tn ehdmNOs submitted lathe hAanG N Appeared" DO he pr@nt Intention OF tina omnphyn not
'Ertem o ppeao dhHtutoh Nrshob oher companies in accordance with the oompanyBp power &
defined in laid chptr6 T AdMnptvS schedule Ind plan Of the proposed Illness md hs appliances
Appurenmtu thereto was dv whit epthon ThOoOt of The work hnd described will obabye Iod
the amount of stock hereinafter approved
The Mwtgh hcrmea adopted On the petition Of tho Massachusetts, Pipe Line an cnpmn pur
un the prmHonso of chapter Bo of tn acts of 1894 for the approval of an issue OF ton thousand
10000 shares the capital stock apE value ofone hundred onAH $4,000 pununntb tho vote Of the
soAhohomof @dc corporation nh tn hnenh lay Of uH 1896. the @ms being 1.-THE art "oka uhonHed
hoMnM and ohra ppurenanus oonshnhngA IBhmof dsHrbuHonn for the supply ohEthcAlg s AndhO
purchase ofl estate fort heuR of the company after pMMn notice. and hearing IL AppeadnRN AtN The
ammthe hereinafter ppr0wd m aNAbyp qhhhh tho purpose hrW hhhSu such issue stock is author
hnd@ hnMnrrm specified Ordered that sbo dh eNbyA approves otho husb the AnsahuSotsP pO
Line CAST omranyo fen houandQ ooO shrn capital G@k Of the par value Of ono hundred donfe
HIOW Ght tho same bdnG hocN hArt stock Ued nbehaued bySAd corporation Oh Juy 18th. 1905 md
payment oh Unnecessary cost Of nc~nstucaon ohodSrm mains mosNa and n HpurhuAnOmc nSa-
tung dnthutnRsy system for tho supply of GrdhdlG A and to the purchase Of real Me raonaby
necessary 0rt company use and no ohr purpose
For the Boards
9snoD RoRREsT n BARKER Chairman
Atuoc opy-AHesa O. ToBEY UaE
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GuarantyTruS Co.
of New York.

Guarantylr
of New York.
NASSAU. CORNER CEDAR STREET.
CAPITAL, II 100000
SURPLUS, S2,5OO,OOO
ACTS AS TRUSTEE FOL CORPORATIONS,
FIRMS. AND INDIVIDUALS. AS GUARDIAN.
EXECUTOR. AND ADMINISTRATOR. TAKES
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL n PER-
SoNAL ESTATES.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
subject to cheQue or on certificate.
DRAFTS oNALL PARTS oFGREAT BRITAIN.
FRANCE n GERMANY FOUGHT AND SOLD.
COLLECTIONS MADE.
TRAVELLERS LETTERS OF CREDIT AVAIL
ABLE IN L OF II WORLD. AND
LETTERS OBJ CREDIT ISSUED.
WALTER @. oAKMAN, President.
ADRIAN IsELIN. JR., Vice President.
GEORGE r. VURNBULL, I'd Vice President.
HENRY A. MURRAY. Treas. and Sec.
J. NELSON BoRLAND. Asst. Treas. and Sec.
JOHN oACLT. Manager Foreign Dept.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel D. BAbcock, Charles r. Henderson.
George +. Baker. Adrian Iselin. Jr.,
George 3. Bowdoin, Augustus d. JuilIiard.
August Belmont, James N. Jaryie,
Frederic Cromwell Richard A.. McCurdy,f
Walter r. Gillette. Alexander Z. Orr,
Robert 0oelet, Walter q. oakmRn,
q. O. Haven, Henry II. Rogers,
oliver Hartman. II. NICK. Twombly.
h somsrs Hayes, Frederick ". Vanderbilt.
Harry Payne Whitney.
LONDON BRANCH.
- LOMBARD STREE q. q,
Guys and sells exchange on the principal
cities Of the world. collects dividends and cou'
ponB without charge, Issues travellers and com
merciGI letters OF credit, receives and pays
interest on deposits subject to cheIue at sight or
on notice, lends money on collateralS. deals In
American and other Investment securities. and
Offers Its services as correspondent and financial
agent TO corporations, bankers and merchants
Bankers.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
BANK. Limited.
NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF
ENGLAND, Limited.
PARIS BANK. Limited.
Solicitors.
1~REsHFIELDs AND wILLIAhA
London Committee.
ARTHUR JOHN FRASER, C~HAIAhAAs
DONALD O. HALDEMAN.
The state herald., 1898-07-01
BEACHVILLE.

G. W. Featherby and +. Sprsgue made
a trip TO Nebraska to mill last week.
Chas. Farmer and l.. n. McPherrin Of
holyoke were in this vicinity last Friday.
o. Hertzig OF Amherst is repairing &.
T.. Haynes we'll which cayed in come
time ago.
An ice cream social was gwen ut W. c.
Heller's last FRIDAY evening. There
were over fifty present and good time
was reported.
D. Troutman is placing his farm under
fence. Nearly all the farms in this vi
entity are nov under fence.
Mrs. NJ. Peter visited with her daugb-
ter, Mrs. Harry Trego, last wcek.
VIM. and Frank Whitman Of Holyoke
we're in this vicinity last Thursday.
Miss Rebccca Heller returned from
Holyokc last Friday.
II. c. Clark is building lhrse storage
water tanl, for stock purposes.
OLD MisERY
The state herald., 1898-07-01

Our baby has been continually troub-
led with collie and cholera infantum since
his birth, and all that we could do for
him did not seem to give more than tenn
porary relief, until we tried Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhUa Rem
edy. Since giving that remedy he has
not bean troubled. Wo want to give
you this testimonial as an evidence OF
our gratitude. not that you need it to ad-
veriise your meritorious remedy.-G. NJ.
Law, keokuk. Iowa. For sale by +. X.
Soblet.
The state herald., 1898-07-01
EQUALIZATION NOTICE.

The board Of comfy Comm issionsrs OF
Phillips county will meet at the Office Of
the county clerk. In tho court house ut
Holyoke. Colo, ON tho first Monday In
July. A. D. 1893. and continue In session
not lrea than three 90 nor more than ten
ti0) consecutive duys 10 not IA the board
Of equalization for tho purpose Of chang.
Ing. correcting and squaliz'nR the nssess.
men, roll OF said Phillips county for tho
year 1893, as required by law.
SAID board OF equalization will meet
again on tho third (3) Monday Of July,
isps. and continue In session not lear
than two (n) nor more than ten n0) con.
pecu,iye days, for tho purpose Of hearing
complaints from any par,ics not salts.
iicd with their assessment or auy chang.
es said board may mBhe, mud have all
grisvapeeH properly adjusted.
s. ", BrnuH. 90. cl'k,
The state herald., 1898-07-01

1he creamery business 10 full Of sur
prises. The Beatrice Creamery Com
pany recently established a separator
station ut u little western town, not hop.
ing TO accomplish much there, as tho
country was not very ,hickly settled
That station IL one Of the best m tho
list. and furnishes phenomenal quaint.
ty Of cream. Other places, which ought
TO be supplying vast quhn,ityof cream,
are not dong 40 we'll. because tho farm
ers haven't yet begun to rcalize that their
cows nre their beat friends. Tho in,eres,
In dairying is growing steadily. however
In Ncbraska.and the outlook Is sxtrem,
ly hopefui.-Up.To- Date Farmer.
or course there IL nothing 10 the above
article from the Farmer TO definitely To-
cnte the town referred TO. but, IN there
was considerable OF beai,ancy on sh,
part OF tn. company in regard to locating
n separator at Holyoke aud as the Bol.
yoke separator had not been open more
than two weeks before II wan doing NOR,
business than ANY other Of the 40 scpa
ratora operated by tue creamery com
pnny, there IL some reason for believing
that tbs Farmer had tho Holyoke rcpa.
ra,or ln mind whor tho above clipping
~ss written. II tho Farmer referred i,
tho Holyokc separator station. wc 500 nc
good rcasop for withholding tho nam,
md location of the town. on course II
may be somewhHi ham,liatina for some
Of the Nebraska newspapers TO admit
thnt ilolyok.. n Colorado town, has thu
creamery separator station that. for the
amount Of business done, stands at the
head ~ tho list Of the ~ separator stR'
tons that pre being managed by tho Bo
a,rlcs Creamery Company Of Lincoln
Ncb.. but they should not permit their
prejudice against Colorado towns 10 pre-
ycn' them from giving Il lic people Of this
county fair treatment, According 10 Tho
report Of the Beatrice Creamery Com
pnny. tho llolyoke station has stood ni
the bead Of the lie, OF stations since tht
middle Of May aud for tho week ending
Juno II. tho daily average milk received
exceeded ,hn, ~ any other Of the stationi
by iSo thouaand pounds,