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SMILED FROM HONOLULU.

Wednesday. November -.
Stmr. he Au Hou, Mosher, Hama
mdUlu.
Stmr. Waia'el'e, Green, Kappa.
Stur. ElObara. Lahaiud.
S,mr. Maui, ST. c.sugI,L. PaGUEau.
U. s.. stur. S0l-ce, Dunlap, Manila
VIA Guam.
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FOR RENT.

AT KAWEHEWEHE, OLD WAI
liki beach formerly the Tivoli baths)
unfinished cottages, one 3-roomeC
nd two 2-roomed; rent reasonable t.
desirable parties; bathing facilities
nd stable accommodation; personal
Inspection of the premises requested.
For further information apply t.
VIM. Horace Wright, P. o. box go, OF
the Independent office between II
nd II o'clock noon, or on the premises
after o'clock p. m. 1895
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FOR SALE

4 BUSINESS SITE AT PEARL
City opposite the railroad depot. For
particulars apply to
WILLIAM SAVTDGE.
No. 80 Fort Street.
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NOTICE.

PEERLESS PRESERVING PAINT
COMPANY have removed TO King
street, near Fort street.
II. p. WALTON,
5S77 Manager.
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the wife OF VIM. L.
Peterson, at the residence of her
father. September 13. 1899, a son
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

For additional shipping News see
eighth page.
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DIAMOND. HEAD SIGNAL STA
TION, November %, 10 p. m.-Weath-
er. hazy; wind, light y. +.
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WANTED.

\ BRIGHT YOUNG MAN WHO
writes a good hand, is fair stenogra-
oher and typewriter, and a good all
'ound office man. Send application II
your own handwriting to P. o. box 226
1898
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Barometer corrected To 80 F. ano
sea level. and after the 1st OF February
for standard gravity OF Lat. IS. This
correction Is -.06 for Honolulu.
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FOR SALE.

RESIDENCE AT KALIHI, NEAR
Kamehameha School,; one acre OF
grounds; good substantial house; q
bargain. Apply to
WILLIAM SAVTDGE,
No. 80 Fort street.
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OST.

TREASURY WARRANT NO. 1876:
lated October 31st, 1899, in favor Miss
Iinnie Kanoho, drawn on fund TO.
support of public schools pay roll, has
cen lost, and payment has beer
topped. Finder will please return tC
auditor General or designed
Signed) MISS MINNIE KANOHO,
1897 Kailua, Hawaii.
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FOR SALE.

One set of Z CENTRIFUGALS, 81
inches diameter, belt-driven with
frames complete
One CENTRIFUGAL ENGINE, 10 by
20 inches.
One MIXER, complete for centrifu-
gals.
One 2 ROLLER MILL, 80 by SO
inches, with toggie gear.
One ENGINE for same. 4 by IS in
Twelve IRON DUMP-CARTS, for 80
inch gauge track.
For particulars enquire Of
T. NJ. DOWSETT,
1882 Honolulu. r. T.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
By the Government Survey, Published
Every Monday
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FUNERAL NOTICE.
OAHU LODGE. NO. /, K. OF

MEMBERS OF THE ABOVE LODGE
are requested to assemble at Castle
Hall, Fort street, this afternoon
Thursday November %, at , O'Clock,
for the purpose of attending the funcr-
II Of our late brother, c. j. Faneuf
GEO. E. WARD, &C.
+. H. KILBERG. KRIS.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

steamers due and TO sail today and
Or the next six days are as follows:
ARRIVE
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LOST.

DRAFT NO. 295. DRAWN BY Ko
lala Sugar Company, favor of G. +
FILLER, October 10. Payment has beer
topped. KOHALA SUGAR CO, by its
treasurer, w. A. BOWEN. 539;
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WANTED.

TO PURCHASE FOR CASH, SEC
midland vehicles oil all descriptions
apply postoffice box 70, Honolulu 537:
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

OLD BUILDINGS AND BUILDING
materials. such as Corrugated Iron
Roofing, Lumber, States, Iron Shutters
md Frames, Window Frames and
Sash, Etc. Enquire of E. o. Hall &
Son, corner of Fort and King streets.
1896
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TO LET.
ROOMS TO LET

VERY DESIRABLE AND CEN
rally situated rooms can be had on
pplication to 523 Beretania street,
hear Punchbowl street. 1898
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~
Steamer UpOIu
II A.

Will leave Honolulu at 10 o'clock a
~, touching at Honoipu, Mahukona
kawaihae and Kona ports, as follows
Leave Honolulu. Arrive Honolulu
Tuesday Nov. 2S Saturday NOV. Is
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

A COTTAGE ON LILIHA STREET
i few doors from King street. Apply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE,
No. 80 Fort Street
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For general information
u. eS Ac<F EI0 e cCL'd AGENTS
The state herald., 1899-03-31
'SHXsOIO. FRIDAY. MAR 81. 800 S1. so Per Y ear

FRIDAY Of lnst week n prairie fire start
cd from the farm OF j. b. Chase nea
Amherst and the heavy wind from tbs
north west drove it into Chase county
Neb.. dong much damage TO the farm
ers. The fire spread rapidly and 1t IL
claimed that at one time il WAS burning
over a strip Of country Is miles wide
We have not learned what the dsmage
is estimated at but, in addilon to othei
properly destroyed, it is thought that
quite number OF cattle must have been
caught in the fire. 1t is very risky
business to put out a fire in this section
Of country unless there ia q tire guard
that even heavy wind will not carry
tire acFoss and = fire guard that wouId
Gs.ss~sisaiohr tsals, s-xind ~ sA had
Friday afternoon is seldom found.
The state herald., 1899-03-31
BEACHVILLE.

Will Woodlands has recently moved ,
house on his homestead and is putting
his claim under fence.
William Arens has rented the Peterson
place and will reside there the coming
season.
+. Sprague put galvanized curbine
in his well last week.
The spring term Of school opened In
district ~ last Tuesday.
q. X. Peter IL teaching IN district T.
Mrs. Troutmnn having resign I'd on &C
count OF sickness in her family.
HurDey Clark will ship car load Of
corn ted steers to Omaha next week.
A. A. Trego did some carpenter work
for the Peter boys last week.
Miss Rebecca Heller was visiting IN
holyoBe last se,h
ON MISERY.
The state herald., 1899-03-31
HAXTUN LOCALS.

Andrew kraus Ia oNering from an
attack OF the measles.
w. W. Baldwin If Logan county is
talking some Of returning 10 Phillips
county md locating at uSxtun
Gene Tiffany and =. G. Yenger made q
trip to the Washington comfy gold
mining camp last week hut do not seen
very enthusiastic over the prospects tor
any bonanza strik,s in that locality.
They did not think enough OF tho pros
poets to even stake ont u CLAIM. On the
the return trip they discovered what
they believe to lie indications OF u vein
OF good coal They found pieces of coal
that bad heen thr,Sn out 10y prairie
DOGS. 1t is To lie hoped that their find
m.,y result IN tie dlscoy-r! of a good
vein Of coal Tor, next to gold, coal would
he nbou. the next valuable lind in this
section OF country.
Gene Tiffany bns purchased q farm
north east OF iinxtun.
.lirs ~ ,bii''N' 'o"h 'S''
Denver recently and will make or home
IN Hoiynkc sith her daughter Ars. DO.
Jgmes sho will move ir, IN ih. farm near
Haxtun to that place.
N. Anderson has his goods arranged
IN his sioie building recently moved
from Bryant to Haxtun md HaItun
now has two general stock stores.
1t seems thB, through some inisunder
standing the beg inning OF work on the
creamery we'll at ilsAiun az been de-
lmyed. The Machinery for the separator
plant IL now all IN Haxtun.
Last Friday Blrs Hendrix put out u
fire on Their farm south east ut haxtnn
10 burn some ku nian thistl-s on ground
where lie was sowing wheat. The wind
r. Sc and carried the fire acfoss his iirc
gn,ri and IL WAS oul, by hard hrht
that 1t Wa. exiiuguisb,d. The boys we're
shuri of weapons with which to fight
lire and one of them used Ills coat an
other his ove als and the other his shirt
TO whip the tiie with. II they had failed
10 eaiingui- thu tl'c, the strong wind
from nor h w-st won Il have cnred
the liz, irnm th,I. acro,a the county To
tire ssud hills On the south. II l. not
safe to pat out lire when the prairie
grass IL ny
The state herald., 1899-03-31
PE!NlNG!
4 QR'I.lp

Have jus, returned from Chicago, where purchased
complete line of goods for each and every department also
added several lines follows: Ladies wrappers silk
waists shirt waists ready made skirts and under skirts also
complete stock Of harness and supplies.
DRY GOODS-We have the largest and best assort-
in this department that has been in Hoyokc since 81.
White goods of all kinds Pique percaes French ginghams
organdcs, lawns dotted Swiss sash curtains lace curtains,
bed spreads paraso fans stamped doies and embroidery
and wash skadcs undresed kid gloves neck SASH hat and
trimming ribbon Rands neck ribbon stays and ladies'
summer underwear, mems ladies and chidrens hosiery.
HATS AND CAPS-The largest stock shown in
the city of felt wool crash and hats and up date
summer caps.
CLOTHING.-Mens blue serge and linen suits, youths
and chldrcns summer suits all up to date
BOOTS AND SHOES.-1he largest stock IN Philips
county all of the celebrated Sell Schwsb shoes all up to
date and guaranteed.
HARDWARE Always on hand complete line of shelf
and heavy hardware tnwarc and granite-ware.
QUEENS WARE.-Nce line imported both decorated
and white ware also yellow and Rockingham cook
ing and baking.
GROCERlES.-Ful stock fancy and staple groceries we
take great pains procure the best quality Our specialtes
are fruits canned and dried coees fish, pickles
and the Victor Crete Flour Sack and barrel salt
Since purchasing all kinds Of staple goods have raised to
per cent IN the market but will sell the old prices
and give patrons the advantage OF purchase before
the advance.
Our entire stock will be on exhibition Saturday April r.,
Come in and see us.
All the little girls from the age Of to "a years who v,
our from April to the 49, will be given souvenir.
Yours Truly.
f. Il. WHITHAM.
The state herald., 1899-03-31
Meaning Of state Names.

How poetic seem the names Of many
states oi the union, when traced back to
derivatives. For instance: Idaho, IN
aboriginal tongue, signifies "monniain
sheen Of the morning sun"-an nppro-
pirate name for any portion OF it. area,
NJ all travellers In Il rrad,ly perceive.
The inhabitants Of Iowa, however, con-
trndict the hiden meaning of the uam.,
which is "a drowsy one" Kansas slgnl-
ies smoky water" and 1t was appropri.
ais IN IT'S early history OF border warfare
over the territorial slavery question OF
1873. No iia,boni muu or captain Of a
Missippi steam boat r. lis, IN sailing ulong
tife watcry ooniin-s Of Tennessee. to de-
trct the Indian s,Rniiicauce oi It's origin
"riycr Of the graf O-nd." The uuns
were, Ia tribai sisniiicance. "dwrll.r. IN
tho mountains Wisconsin means "a
s,ld rushing chsun-l." and Wyoming
broad plains" Alnskn signifies "the
great land. Arizona N sand hili," Cali
iornia most insppiopristcly 18th" hot fur'
mace" Alabama was word ninUuR th,
Mn-kosec t'b-. meaning "hofc ~. test,
and II was apr-osbly spoken Que" b,
travel. worn, adventurous spaDiarda. Ar
kansas ~as taken from 'bow on the smo
Ky water" In Indian parlapce. Floridl
has more than maintniusd II. siRnilica'
tion OF nosrry. Illinois, especially It
f.sp-c, to It's champion city uf Chha -
realizes it's meaning -"iribrs of muu
On the ,lfopaic aide many states taxi
name from personaacs or places In ih'
Old World.
Tue picknainss Of abme states take ~
q sort u buflrsquc meaning. A., ~
example: Connecticut, the "Sn'me,
State." Georgia, tho "iiu1Enrd State,
Kansas, Observation-Disclosures, th. "Such
or statui North Caiolinn. tho "l'ar hee
S,ais," Michigan, tha"wolYerin. S'a'es
Ohio, the "Bucks,e." InJnna. the "Iloo
siefi" md Wisconsin "tbe Badger,
while other states take digniilrd nick
aainc-. m; "Empifr" for Ncwfofk, "Key
stone" Tor Pennsylvania, "bilypr State
iot Nevada, "old DOMINION" for vi'pini
"Pnimst,on Tor South Carolina, "t,alt
State" for Michigan. washed by Superio
Huron. Erie aud tb. tspnnss Of wn,er q
Its own generic name tp
The state herald., 1899-03-31

Do not fill the child mind with visions
Of ghosts, witches. goblins etc. IL tue
child ia not iimid by nature do not make
1t so;if It is then il is wore than cruel 10
encourage fear. Suppose We adults we're
In constant iesr Of giants aud dragons
Fear Of the ray man, the police and the
peddler do not long insure obedience, M
the deception Ia discovered and then the
parents are dis,rusted. My parents did
not 30 err, and my childhood was not
dsrkened by fear, bnt | lament that 50
many little lives are thus cloudrd. No
wonder night is full of terrors to them.
] implors you, in view Of yonr responsi.
bility do not use deceptive means either
TO over.a~e or To enforce known parental
law.-Word and Works.
The state herald., 1899-03-31

"a newspaper whose columns overflow
with advertisements OF business men,
says falmage, he great preacher, "has
more influence in attracting attention to
and building up town than any other
agency that can be employed. People
go where there is business. Capital aud
labor where there is al enterprising
community. No power on earth ia so
strong to build up town as newspaper
well patropized and It's power should bc
appreciated"
The state herald., 1899-03-31
Uncle Ephe's Reflections.

Ise offep noticed dnt or man min, hail
es sleepy in de mornin' when he Am gin'
tishIn' as when he am goln' toe do cobn
tie'.
Strange dat de man who got money to
shoot crsps all night kick when he wife
ask fob er new bonnet.
De man who shout do lundes' at lle
temperance meetln' um sometimes heavy
buyer oh cloves.
Strange dat de wedder dat am too cot
an windy fob churh goin am de fines lin
oh wedder ioh ducks.
Indiffunce am de fsddef Oh failure,
honey.
Er true heahrt nm radder to be desired
dan great inches, breddercn.
Good many men anu tryin' toe mex
cohn grow IN de weed patch, en am won.
derin why dey am po'.-Ex.
The state herald., 1899-03-31
Miss Amanda Thulin gave a roadin

Miss Amanda Thulin gave a reading
and elocutionAry entertainment st the
M. +. Churoa Tuesdsy evening. A well
selected program wss rendered by her in
. very pleasing and highly entertaining
manner. There was good attendance
and the audience was we'll entertained.
Music for the entertainment was fur
nishsd by q quartstte composed oi
Msssrs Crounsr aud Thorp and Miss Sa
de White and Miss Nellie Whitman
with Miss Jennie Heginbotham Us or.
gsnist.
The state herald., 1899-03-31

TAst the sosriss sleeper hss "coms 10
stsy" 10 clearly evidenced by the fact
~ thsss ~ q present. no lsss than
svsssy li6srsss tounst car lisss In op.
ssstiss svss western railroads. And the
M b ossssastiy lsnsthsnins. Only a
vssk u tvo ego The Burlington and
Northsra Pacific railroads established
Tourist car ssrvics. tvics q wssk, brswssn
Seattle sod ksssas City. . distance of
1,in0 miles.
The Soarlss ~ ssYvss ,,s purpose ~
nirably. IL eso,i5ee accommodation
which. whiie Set - lssn',oss "a those Of
palsos slsspsf. srs ,ss keod enough to
satisfy travellers who osfs llsih Tor st,l'
Ant q sfes, sesl !es cvr'fo''.
The state herald., 1899-03-31
DON'T LOSE ANY TINE ABOUT IT

DON'T LOSE ANY TINE ABOUT 1T.
II you expect To go west this spring
ask the nearest Burlington Route agent
about the specially reduced rates now IN
effect to Montana, Utah. California, Ore
gop and Washington points. Ask about
them right away-iodny. They may be
withdrawn at my moment.
Through tourist sleeping car service
to San Francisco and Los Angeles every
Thursday-to Butte, Spokane and Sent
tie every Tuesday and Thursday.
j. Francis, q. p. A. Omahn, Neb.
The state herald., 1899-03-31

A little sensation La. occurred among
politicians Of Ciev-lani. o.. over tue TO-
port that The name of Harry oinrr, tbs
veil knoss pscsr, ~ss illegally voted N
precinct A, fourth ward. at y recent pr.
msry. The ststensni. u appears ~a'
msds ~ joke, but II Ia said few ol
these connected With the board were y
little worried. Al any rate tho poll book
were gone over 10 lind the name and the,
found that the horse voter lived In =
stall u. boarding stable. Ono wouIt
scarcely look for such downright bore,
play In Mark iianna's towp.-lficld
Farm.
The state herald., 1899-03-31
Win Morris and Q b. T,mbsrlaks re-

Win Morris snd @ Is. Timberlaks re-
turned home from Akror last nigh.
They sscb filed on = minioA Claim while
IL Akron aud have Developed into the
ssrisst gold hunters. Mr.. Morris is en-
thusiastic over the pro-pscts and say'
that mill TO handle the dirt-or sand
properly will be on the ground shoril,
We can expect 10 hear Of the boys pan
nisg out gold by the wagon load IN th,
near futurs.-Sterline Democrat.
The state herald., 1899-03-31

Persons who VISITED the Worlds Fair
at Chicago, aud, more recently tho Trnpr
Mississippi Exposition at Omaha, will
remember tho handsome train exhibited
by the Pullman Company. More than
si50.OoO Ia invested 10 u. After having
been used solely for show purposes iof
several years I, bns been placed IN asr,.
Ice on an excursion from Philadelphia 10
California The excursion was y nota-
bls ons, covering thirty. live days. while
the distance travelled IA 1900 miles. The
party wen, out by a southern route aud
returned over the RIO 0randc, Burlins
Ton and pennaylvapia railroads.
The state herald., 1899-03-31

Miss viols Allen, the "star" Of Hall
Gaines drsmatization Of his popular
novel, "The Christian" has always US
pirsd TO be an author She has said
that there ars two things which she
would rather do than act: write book
or be . trs,nsd nurss. She will now make
her literary debut 10 an article which
she hss written for the Ladies' Homs
Journal, rscitiug and explaining full,
.Whst the Life OF ~ Actress Assns."
The state herald., 1899-03-31
Rev. stspp, formerly Of Holyoks,

Rev. stspp. formerly Of aolyoks, but
noe Of Elkhsrt, Ind, In . letter TO Flor.
spcs Irwin ei Holyohs, says.
"Dssr little boys and girls Of Hoyoke
would like 20 much to write TO you oil
but my eyes are too bad. Think of you
I'll 70 much sod wish could ser you,
enjoy having your lettsrs rssd TO mo &C
much. Grand Ps Stapp.
The state herald., 1899-03-31

In short time Denver will be nbout
as far from Sterling by rail as Leroy or
Fleming is by the wagon road, If the dis
tance is measured by time. The U. p.
purposes to establish time of sixty
miles al hour, which will make Denver
about two and half hours distant from
us.-Sterlipg News.
The state herald., 1899-03-31

More new buildings will be erected in
Sterling this year than in several years
past. Our people have not even sus-
pended building operations during the
extreme cold winter notwithstanding
Democrat.
The state herald., 1899-03-31


Nslitt OlNoaiaillon llis al losh tawulioH
hsrepy crrtIfy that the following Is It
full aki completes list Of III. NAMES u !
persons ccrtiiied to this Office ~ n0mi
n.es Tor the oflloes OF Mayor aud Trustees
nt the town n' iioi,ok-. state Of Coiora-
do, to he voted Tor at the Apfil election
Apnl 4. A. d. 1879. One ticket has been
uom,untei namely: TheCitizsuriokct.
The nominees are ~ follows:
tior Mayor ono year
l.. LE BLANC
Pos Office nddtcas IoD Dot-. Colo
Place ot fca'dguco llolynlsr. Calo
Place Of business Hoyok .rlu.
Trustees ior nne year
u. GADDY
postonire addrcs. lijlyok-. Cplo.
Place of residence liolyoke, Colo,
Place Of business Halynite. Colo
F.L vABSEY
po.toillce address liplyokc, Colo
Place of rraid~nce lIllyokc, Colo.
Place OF business llnly"ke. Colo.
j. ". YOUNG
Postoillca hldr-pr llulyoke, Colo.
Place nj residence Iiilyokc. Colo.
Place " business Halyoke, Colo,
Trustees ior two years
W. II. SHOW
PosioIllcc address llolSokc. Colo.
Place Of residence liolyoke, Colo.
Place Of business ilolyolte. Colo.
W. l.. IRWIN
P0.toiiicc address Hpl,okc. Colo.
Place of residence ol,oke, Colo.
Place Of business llolyoke,uolo.
q. W. silULEB
pos,oiiice address Holyohe. Colo.
plncc Of residence IIolyokc. Colo.
Place Of business Holyoke. Colo.
tseaD " n jonsstoa. Clk
The state herald., 1899-03-31
WANTED!

Reliable man for Manager OF Branch
Office ! wish to open in tins vicinity II
yonr record is o. X. here is good open
lnr. Kindly mention this paper when
writing.
A. T. Morris, Cincinnati, q.
The state herald., 1899-03-31

Ihsve about twenty good - which
will be fresh soon. These q lvs gooo
mixers, calves having neve 10 will
them. I desire to sell thess ~. Par
ties wishing to purchase call @ 8. H
johnson or II Norris. &k
The state herald., 1899-03-31

u bssss ssssiss q Hslyoks last Sat-
iss1av alisseeoa asd The storm continued
sil Basdsy night about Q inches otsoo~
Oss1iAe u susssA quite cold during
: oueSay night The sssoury recording as
jsV = u bolsv ssro.
The state herald., 1899-03-31

Remember the supper gwen oy the Ia
dies Of this Baptist Church this evening
In the room formerly occupied by Mrs.
Johpsop's restaurant.
The state herald., 1899-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ysnns k'h Per-
kins county, Neb,, were IN Helyo& aat;
Eyisaavsaaaiia.s sss~s~ssss tss'ssgsss
residents OF this county. He has pur'
chaeed the William Moore farm south
west Of Holyoke and will use it as a cat
tie ranch.
The state herald., 1899-03-31

Mrs. W. r. Shsmp returned this
morning from York, Nsb., where she WAS
visiting relatives. She purchased a
spring stock Of dry goods on the trip.
The state herald., 1899-03-31

Chamberluin's Collie. Cholera and Di-
srrh9a Remedy eau always be depended
upon and is pleasant and safe to take
Sold by +. d. Noblet.
The state herald., 1899-03-31

II you need new buggy am In shape
to sell the very best at low price. Call
at my office and get prices. A. I. Guth-
RE.
The state herald., 1899-03-31

i~BMSe Ua Branr' stossiSkss r66if 65yss
and girls are the BEST made For sale at
Stamps.
The state herald., 1899-03-31

The Iowa experiment station, which
has Given particular attention 10 cali
e.ding. considers oil meal as too nitro
genious, making the ration too narrow
except for very young calves. Oat meal
spd corn meal ar. better to balauce the
.kimmIlk after the first four weeks. The
mixture producing the greatest gain at
the least cast wis found to te nine paris
corn meal to one part FAX meal, and ons
pound Oi this mixture wis used 10 eigh'
teen or twenty pounds Of skimmlik to
each calf n day, the meal beng later it
creased to two pounds n day Grade
Shorihorn calves ihns ted mad. gam
at cost Of from ole to two cents u
pound, the skimmilk being rated n, III.
teen cents per cwt. S'arted on such -
ration the milk was ginduslly siihdrswn
after ia. first ono hundred days. ana
these calves reached an average weight
~ IGl pounds sh' n me yrai Old. gain
Of 5G0 pounds 10 ihr-. hundred and six
ty.ti,e dbys. ES