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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-03-02

Niger head coal at
Smiths.
The best of groceries at Gee
Coles.
DIR. Clark the dentist, has come
to Phillipsburg to stay,
Dry Goods, a full stock at Geo
Coles.
Buy your musical instruments al
Hsrmon's.
-Niggerhesd coal at French and
Hshnenkrstts.
colorado Sunshine, call at French
& Hshnenkrstt's.
We have funds to pay all out
standing warrants of District No. 3.
A. W, ROBERTSON, Treas.
Money to loan on farms in small
amounts at Phillips County Bank.
L. Sommers sells the finest con
fectionery, at the lowest prices, IN the
city.
The very best grades of paints
and oils, cheaper than the cheapest
at Harmon's drug store.
Notice.
All warrants on the general fund Of
the City of Phillipsburg will be paid
up to Register No 267. Interest
ceases after Feb Is, 1899.
j s. MORSE, JR.
City Treasurer,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-03-02

Your attention is directed to
the change in A, W. Robertson's ad.
-Garberson & Wolfe have decided
to close up their feed store for the
present, as they find more profit in
other lines OF business.
w. H. Holmes of Houstop, Tex
as, has located IN Kirwin and will en-
gage in the prRtice of law. He
brings good recommendations.
As an index of the crowded con-
dition of our city, some Of the houses
have as many as three families IN
them. 1t is to be hoped that some
new houses will be built.
w. G. Bssell ia out in the coun-
try showing number of pieces of
real estate to II, 4. Swartz OF Topeka
and /, M. Mahin of Smith Center
with view of making loans on them.
A horse buyer was here yerter-
day and had about fifty horses offer
ed him but did not buy one as his
prices were too low. Mules went a
little better as he secured six, paying
on an average about $50 90,
During the recent cold snap eggs
reached the high price Of sixty cents
per dozen In the eastern cities On
Monday the price was off twenty
cents, Locally eggs on Monday sold
for twenty cents; today the price is
eleven.
After thirty years active service
in the motive power department OF
railroads, Mr. A. Fuller has retired
and gone into business at Fairbury.
During all this time Mr.. Fuller has
never been repremanded or laid of
for misconduct.
--Bickford & Son have their gas
plant going full head and are de-
lighted with it. They also light II. f.
Stinson's Office q. NJ. Coles plant is
about ready; John Close will also
light his restaurant with gas, getting
HE supply form Judge Cole. Several
others are talking gas.
The Mankato people are testing
for water and have IL inch hole dug
which furnishes them with two bar.
rels Of water through a pump with
two men at the handle with the usual
result of not being able to lower the
water in the we'll II they will hitch
a steam pump to their water supply
they will probably find that the flow
of water will not keep the pump run
ming very long. PhillIpsburg has
had considerable experience with
these "test" wells, and has found that
they are very deceptive.
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IusT RECEIVED

A large stock Of salt maCkerel,
white fish, salmon, smoked sal
ONION, Holland herring, bloaters,
cod fish, also canned meats, roast
beef, deviled ham, pork and
beans, etc, at
DUNN Il DUvALL's.
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oooc'ooooOoo
; PURELY PERSONAL.

B ONEL EEAG1NVANf1Ls, q
8,ooooooeoooooooooooooooo8
M. P. Cannon was in Obsrlin
Su nday last.
Il. Il Nipps was a Kansas City
visi tor this week.
-Elmer Wolfe has moved onto o
farm near Grow.
Mrs. Thomas Wright went to
Denver Wednesday for a short stay.
% Il. Fox moves over to the
neightOrbood of Long Island this
week.
n. A. Handy is expected homs
this week with an improved condition
OF health.
j, II, Beckman has sold q farm
west Of town to q. A, Krause a new
conner for $4,000.
Hon. W. A. Reeder passed through
the city on Monday on his way home
from Washington.
Miss Anna Mann is in Salina TAX
ing course of music and will 10
away for ten weeks.
Gregg Cooper in his new clothes
on a sunny day is walking red white
and blue streamer
g, r. Thacker has leased the
Nipps feed mill and is ready to do oil
Kinds Of grin1ing.
j, o. Lowe has bought the Bailey
house north Of II. A. Harmon's and
and will hold II for raise.
o. p. Frederick has purchased
the Joshua Roy quarter west Of the
city paying $500 for the place.
Mrs. Edlck mas returned from an
extended eastern visit, and will make
her home here again. The whole
town rejoiCes over her return.
Rev. II. p. Mann is making
weeks visit with a sister in Salina,
and is expected back Monday.
Ike Taylor was at Pittsburg this
week representing the PhiIlipsbuTg
WOrkmen at the Grand Lodge,
w. A. Barron has bought the
George Spauldlng property and will
probably hold it as an Investment.
Lee Galbresth Is overhauling the
old BiCkford building on the north
side and will use it as a restaurant.
james Woods has moved into
town and is again occupying his COM
modious home in the north part Of
town.
GRACE Hugunln has been helping
W. g. Bissell during the past week
in the abstract department Of his
Office.
H. B. Abbott is fixing up his
agricultural ware house in great shape
and Is getting ready for a big stock
Of goods,
Hon. N. b. Mccormick has in
troduced bills in the Houss TO pension
John Costello Of Dayton, and John
johnson Of this city.
Miss Elba Nipps leaves next week
for Leavenworth where she goes to
keep house for her brother Will, and
take a course in music.
George James has gone to New
Mexico for ten days stay, and while
gone will look up a bunch Of cattle
with view to investing.
DIR. darlington has stored his
household goods for the summer and
will batch, as his wife has gone of ON
an extended visit with friends in the
eastern portion Of the state.
j. M. Tadlock Of the HERALD
force is still in Topeka taking an adj
vanced course in paternaIism, and at
the same time getting acquainted
with % pound son who arrived on
Monday last
Phil Albsugh has just received
from Leon, lowe, three trlOs of blood
ed chickens Of the barred Plymouth
Rocks, buff Plymouth Rocks and
game birds. An interest in good
chickens Is being awakened.
Ray Holmes will open cigar
factory in the building west Of Hat
haldin harhar ahnv0 40 aeon 49,. L. -.
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THE HERALD.
PHILLIPSBURG. KANSAS

TIME TABLE.
The trains on the Missouri Pacific RGllrod ar
i've at Marvin as follows:
GOING WEST.
Local Freight, .,,.'''.',.'','..''''' $40 p M
GOING EAST.
Local Freight. ...,,.,.. ,.......... 9:44 A. N.
G. r, !. b p, TIME CARD,
GOING EAST.
No Omaha Kansas City.......... 7:40 a. m,
No. 10 Kansas City ..,,...,,....,.,., 1880 a. m
No. 81 Local Freight ......... E, 6:OC q. m
GOING WEST.
No. Denver ana ooiCrodo springs ,S S:SV a.
No. Local Freight. T;40 p. N
Local Freight No. 81 will carry passengers be-
tween Phiilipsburg and Fairbury.
Local freight No. 5 will carry passengers bc-
tween Phillipsburg and Goodland.
Through tourist sleeper for San Francisco Oh
Train No 5, every Friday
W. W DRIaas, Agent.
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will generally correct this
difficulty.
lfyOu will put from one
| fourth TO half a teaspOOnful
in baby's bottle three or four
times a day you will soon see
a marked improvement. For
| larger children, from half to
a teaspoOnfuI, according to
age, dissolved In their milk,
Il you so desire, will very
soon show its great nOurlsh.
ing power. If the mothers
milk does not nOurish the
baby, she needs the emul'
sion. It will show an effect
at once both upon mother
and child.
sos. and si.oo all druggists.
SCOTT 4 BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
...,-.,A.-..A,..- ~.
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lacks ODD DISCHARGE.
Secretary OF the Navy Long Find. A.
Easy Why ont Ut II rsnSlc
OF Red Tape.

There are many stories told ahcui the
manner in which secretaries IN he dif-
ferent departments are a.mFt.oU ny
what is known as =, gulaiiGEs Jaw and
general red tape, IN iTsial CO q; this
occurred the other day In III " de-
parimeri. \ case had le,r g. r1ed
10 Secretary Lcnc concrIl irg ,u en-
listed mar who vert into t.. raNN A. a
,niior at To, btgiuring 81 81, N.r. bat
as ,h,r, did no, seem "a "a any near
prosprc, of further tieh'ing the man
wanted TO return to his family and his
old occupation,
To tn, secretary it was meri,otious
case. and he decided 10 is, ne a discharge
for the man. lie called in an officer
from the navigation bureau and made
known his wishes. ''lt can't he done,
Mr.. Secretary" said the officer. "A
sailor cannot be discharged except for
cause" The secretary sent for the
chief Of the navigation bureau. Il want
to have this mau discharged from the
navy" he announced. The chief knit
his brows and replied; Mr. Secretary,
the law and regulations ar, very strict:
man cannot be discharged from the
navy except for cause."
The secretary w0s no, Yet satisfied, and
requested the attendance of the Judge
advocate general, the law officer of the
department. "ls there any way in which
man may be discharged from the
navy?" asked the secretary. 'Oh. yes"
answered the lawyer; amy man cun
he discharged for cause" Not other
wisc?" asked the secretary. II am
ANXIOUS TO have this man discharged" !"
Well" answered the judge advocate.
'thc law says n man cannot be dis
charged from the navy except for cause,
and the reason stated in his discharge. !"
The secretary looked at the officer for
n moment and then said, with a twinkle
in his eye: MAKE out this mans dis
charge" and added, after II slight hesi-
tation, "because /, rained yesterday
morning" The man has received his
discharge. e.-Washippton Star.
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The best Afr Temperature.

The conditions affecting the tenn
pcrnturc OF the body other than those
due to physiological conditions are very
numerous First and mos, obvious is
the temperature of the surrounding at
mogphcre II is a well-established fact
that the average temperature of the air
of ~ degrees Fahrenheit is best
adapted TO the public health. for at that
temperature the decomposition OF an
unal aud vegetable matter is slight and
normal temperature is most easily
maintained. Every degree of tenn
pcraturc above or below that point re-
ouircs more or less effort OF the hent-
regulating power to maintain the prop
er equilibrium Even more potent in
clcyniiug the bodily temperature IS the
Introduction into the blood, whether hy
resrirntiou or by diroc, injection. Of
pu,rid fluids and the gases of decon-
posing matters. II this injection is re
r,n,cd at shor, intervals, death will
occur with a high temperature Pop
ular Science Monthly.
Daily camera., 1899-04-10
nir,t Raise ~.

You have seen the tlufy little chick
eps In "A show window near Easter time
with their fuzzy feathers dyed in all
,olors, but II is possible To raise birds
with almos, any color of plumagc one
wants. For instance, the Japanese
have white sparrows which have been
gray n, first, but are raised in rooms
where everything they see, even 10 the
clothing OF the people who attend them
is white The baby birds are not quite
90 gray ms the mamma and papa birds.
and their little baby birds are stu,
whi,er. until at last some are Matched
tba, are snow white. Cannrics are raised
of peculiar shades of yellow il the same
wny, nnd one man fed his canar'es on
nothing but bread and powdered cay
.nne pepper until their Plumase was
A. brirht red as the spices he led them.
N, Y. World. -
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs Michael Curtain. Plainfeld, Ill.
makes the statement. that she caught
cold. which settled on her lungs; she was
treated tor a month by her family physi-
clan. but grew worse. He told her that
she was hopeless victim of consumption
and that no medicine could cure her.
Her druggist suggested DR.. Kings New
Discovery tor Consumption; she bought
bottle and to her delight found herself
benefited from first dose. She continued
its use and after taking six bottles. found
herself sound and we'll: now does her
own housework, and is As we'll as she
ever was. Free trial bottles Of the
Great Discovery At Streamer's Drug
Store. Large bottles 50 cents and $Ioo
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R.hh.d .n.an.x.

A startling incident. of which Mr.. John
Oliver of Philadelphia. was the subjec.
is narrated by him IS follows: II was in
most dreadful condition. My skin was
almost yellow, eyes sunken. tongue coat.
ed. pain continually in back and sides,
no appetite-gradually growing weaker
day by day. Three physicians had
given me up. Fortunately. friend ad-
vised trying Electric Bitters;' and to my
great Joy and surprise. the first bottle
tinued their use for three weeks, and am
now a we'll man. know they saved my
life. and robbed the grave of another
victim" No one should fail to try them.
Only soc. per bottle Ssreamer's drug
gtOFe
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CHAMPION OYSTER EATER.
New Orleans DealaT Has "a Customer
Who Has an Immense Ca
puclty.

During the last few days two broth
ers from q neighbOrirg t1wu in the
yellow pine luu DE: district have been
guests al On. of the .oeal hotels. These
gentlemen are fine specimens OF phys
lea manhood. and nor oIdy bear strik-
ing resemblance 10 one another. but
have in common many tastes. one OF
which is a remarkable fUndness for
raw oysters, upon which circumstance
hangs tale. Near the hotel is a small
oyster bar of the usual sort, and on the
morning of their arrival one of the
brothers observed the establishment
and Immediately hungered for bivalves.
In less time than it takes to tell il he
was standing at ihecounter and before
he left he had put away couple OF
dozen on the deep-shell. Returning TO
the hotel, he encountered his brother
and warmly recommended the place.
The latter lost no time in rushing
across.
-Here," he said, gimme three dozen
like you just served"
Holy smoke" gasped the opener.
and proceeded 10 serve the order. which
was swiftly disposed Of. In the course
of an hour the first brother happened
To be passing, and couldn't resist the
temptation Of dropping in. That time
he devoured an even 30. and while the
oyster opener was wondering what kind
of bonanza he had struck the other
visitor reappeared and ran the score
up TO 62. That ended the continuou.
performance act until evening, when
brother No. rushed in, hungry as {,
wolf, and told the opener to start in and
keep it up until he called time.
III bet he comes right back, said
The man behind the counter. when his
patron had departed with record Of
3s. IF you turn him loose in Bayou
creel, he'd clean it out in a week
The words had scarcely passed his
lips when brother No. pushed through
rlle swinging doors and hoped blithe-
iy Oh d stool Tn starving to DEATH
he shouted; push out some oysters,
douhle-quick time!"
Great suakes." said the opener. in
an awed tone. How many do you
wanr? 80
'.oh. 40 or so. Shove EN- right along
till | holler stop"
The oyster man WAS kept busy until
| the count reached +6. and when The Wis
| itor went out he was unable to find
words to express his feelings. The eli
| max. however, was vet TO come. The
iirsi brother, on returning to the hotel.
had me, an ole friend, who presently
| remarked that he was on his way to
! ge; a bite to eat.
We'll, come over and have some
oysters" said the other; they are de-
\ licious. I've just eaten a few. but I'll
| Join YOU in another dozen"
When the pair walked in the opener
came near having fit. Suffering ALI
gators!" he whispered TO the bar boy,
here hc comes again! Amt there no
way Of film him upp-
The visitors left a large stock OF
empty shells, and before retiring the
other brother dropped in again for a
late snack. He was served in awesame
| silence. and as it so happened that both
| gentlemen took other quarters ucNi Cay
| the exact facts have not yet leaked out.
| 81 dunno where he come from ,Iys
the oyster opener. in telling n, ,iorN,
but tbat fcller waS he sure champion
| of the world. N. q. Time>-D. nocrat.
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Tis Well We Can't.

What do you think would be the re-
see us?
Wed all be so discouraged that none
Of us would ever have the heart to go
ahesd and be great"-ChicaSo Daily
NcwA
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Not Neigh bOFly,

II notice 4 cooiuCss between you and
Mrs NeNdore. What il the ;rouble?"
"She sent her Iirilo boy over yester-
day for . srep!adder we borrowed Of
her two years ago. The aIJiul woman
let it stay here all that time 50 she
could send for it some day and make NE
feel cheap."-Ch.cago Tribune.
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Eore aI HnhiI.

Miss Decolle,e tar fun dress recep-
iion)-Who is that handsome stranger
was talking with, papa?
Papa-Why do you wish to know?
Because he is SO polite, He apollo
gized for watching me so inren,iy. and
said it was merely from force of habit ="
He is DR. Knowall the eminent an
atomist"-N Y Weekly.
Daily camera., 1899-04-10
Prov

II tell you" said the proud father.
that's mighty smart child Of mine.
Mighty smart"
What has he been doing?"
Nothing in particular Only he's nat
urally up 10 date. He takes to oat-
meal porridge as if he liked it. and
talks something that sounds for all
the world like Scotch dialect. ."-Waah-
ingtop Star.
Daily camera., 1899-04-10
Her rrorrc,, IN ,cr,...

What progress does this little girl
make in her sewing?" asked the tall and
stately mtroness al the charity school.
as she stopped before the daughter OF u
lonRshorcman and noticed tha, the pu-
pill had her thread hopciessly tangled
About 70 knots an hour" roguishly
replied the grl, as she hooked up-N. Y.
Sun.
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sucl,.n,. Ar.,o. ,.,v,.

THE BEST SALVE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons. and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price IS cents per box. For sale by
Streamer's Drug Store.
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Hope,a HnndiMork.

Hope painted pictures maryelously fair.
And made my dwelling rich beyond com
pare.
But. while | dreamed and dreamed. Tn,s
crept about.
And all Hopes handiwork he bLottsd ouei
Town TOplCs
Daily camera., 1899-04-10
R~lpinx Hin Along.

MY queen" exclaimed her adorer,
iimidly. May | kiss the royal hand ?"
My faithful subject replied the
Young woman. with the air of one gen.
lily chiding him. what is the matter
with the royal lips Chicago Tribune
Daily camera., 1899-04-10
She Had.

Hearing q faint rustic in the dark
hallway below. the elder sister. sup-
posing the young man had gone leaned
over the balustradr and called out:
"Well Bess. have you landed him 2"
There was deep. sepuIchral silence
for some moments. II was broken BY
the hesitating. constrained voice Of the
young man:
''She ''-BOst on Journal
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Educational Item.

Near-Sighted Old Gentleman - Can
YOU tell me what inscription is on that
board over there?
Irish Rustic Dim in the same
boat. sorr. 1t was moighty little
schoolin' Oi had when Oi was bhoy
mesilf, sorr.-'riI-Bi's.
Daily camera., 1899-04-10

When, where and how to obtain pure
liquors without having to pay three prices
for it is leading question. Listen 10 -.
In the first place. be sure it is not sur
day, then walk straight-wsy to Garba-
mos.
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Reward Of Merit.

Aged Bookkeeper Striking for high
er salary)-l have grown old in your
service. sir.
Employer-So you have, 50 you have.
1 must get younger man in your place.
N. Y. Journal
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The Inuac of Ii.

II noticed a decided GOODNESS BE-
tween you and blanche lasi night"
Yes; she SAT on one side of her
cousin from Bc>, on and on the other"
Chicago Daily News.
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Va. xaunrare AeeounA.

Young Mothcr-What in the world
makes the baby cry so9
Young Father suppose he heard
me say ! managed to get little sleep
last nighL-Bostou Traveller.
Daily camera., 1899-04-10
Juvenile Wisdom.

The master was asking questions.
Now, boys" he said. ''how many
months have 2s days?"
'.All of them replied sharp lad at
once.-Tit-Bits
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His pinknO

Winslow (whn>c wife, who 10 alwzsyS
ON the alert for bargains. ha. been
taken suddenly ilO-l'm sure | don't
know wha, ails her unless xhs's ahop-
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Aubixu0NA.

Miss Flirty do yoa HE ~ nsw
engagement ring
Miss Cutting bsAsty; wAsn
docs IL com, oil f2--Rrooklyn Lie.
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The Moth and the Flame.

He called her, once the light of his exist
snce.
BUT a change in their Affairs has come
about.
Unto his suit she entered no resistance
And so the court could only blow her
out"
-ChtcS0o Daily News
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some Relief.

Dasheriy-Poor Henpeck. His wife
Insists on having her own way in every
thing.
Miss Cleyer,on-Yes; but she changes
her mind SO often that it isn't at all mo-
notonous, Puck
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EHnnn NeM Ynrk

You had our burglar alarm taken
ou,?-
"Ies. ! W., tired Of having the baby
wakeo every me The house as broken
into. Town Topics,
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unnnr Amnnx Thi.x..

Bunco Bill-Lrsve that old OR
alone, Sam Hes one of US.
Gold Brick Sam-Go on!
Bunco Bill-Sure thing. He h>sps
summer boarder> N. Y journal
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Placing the Re.pon.a bility.

i don't see why you aren't good
little girl" said her mother.
oh. now. don't blame me- she re-
piled. I'm just as good as God made
me."-Chicago Post.
Daily camera., 1899-04-10
What Wa. HI. Crime.

Snodgras>-Did you ever see John
Boyle O'Rciiy?
Snively-No; what had O'Reilly done
that John should boil him Harlem
Life
Daily camera., 1899-04-10
WA, ,h, w,.hrd, prrn...,

And did you crush him with a look.
AS you said you would, the next time
you metz"
Why, no; rather think l only
m maShed him. Indianapolis Journal.
Daily camera., 1899-04-10
Ma Her SuspicfOuA.

Alice-What makes you think Mr..
Perkins means business?
Bertha-He just asked me why l
didn't attend cooking schooL-Cri-
terion
Daily camera., 1899-04-10
For the Nurpery.

bought little hobby hor1s
And 1t was caPp.e gray:
| gave Il TO my baby boy
And thea ! heard him say:
oh. take AVA this foolish toy.
The horse has GOT 10 go
An auto-somg hing what want.
As you had ought 10 know"
Chicago DAILY News
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N..L Snmr Cuxsrlax,

Mistress Why, Bridget, thA sAAA.s
are covered with iuS,t
Servant (coolly Well. msm, they
want something TO hide thar shAbhi-
neas.-Fun
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Cyclist (making his w,il-Yes. and
! wish my body To be cremated, and the
ashes to go towards making cinder
path.-Ally Sloper
Daily camera., 1899-04-10
BARGAIN. for Home seeker.

BargN AIN. Tor Hune US62SFs.
We have fine list Of attractive offers
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see US II yon need
Home Properly, Farm Properly or con.
template investments Of any character.
Give US your properties for rent.
WARREN c. DYIRs
Real Estate Agency,
Camera Building. Boulder.
Daily camera., 1899-04-10
A HnIf-Truth.

You don't agree with Shakespeare
that the child is the father of the
MANI"
Not always. She is sometimes the
mother of the woman" - Brooklyn
Life
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A MAY GLrlA RAYa.

Cor>-Did M.uds marry the nan .As
loved?
LenN-No; she married the man abe
thought she couldn't gst-Town Top
ica
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Everything On the Jaae.
AA-Thspc II, 50 trnY fnrms In 49,

Hs--lndcexi. Even farming int create
are q the ,ump -ionkcrs Statesman
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Gu, R.,..-s second C,.,..

Cut Rates second Glass.
Spokane, Seattle and Portland sag.
California common points t37.
T. E. Gilles, Agent.
Daily camera., 1899-04-10

50 Acres oos mils east of Valmont;
good Improvements and plenty of ,
water; price $S,ooo
10 Room Double house, nice lawn.
large lawn, 5oxl&0 feet; price 1000
30 scres; price, per acre 10
8 Room Frame house, with large
lot, barn and shade trees price 1918
Lot, 5ox1t feet, close in. with small
houss price l'ooo
Room House, lot SQ1lf0 feet, with
barn. and . bargain at price 'So
We have small tracts of from to 10 acres,
close 10 the city; price is low; Investigate.
Larss livery barn 10 Ward. for sale cheap;
tnvesdGnte.