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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-18
CAMPAIGNING IN PRIVATE CAR.
Richard Ynte. aud senator Cuifom
En- Route to Southern Illinois.

Richard Yates. Republican nominee for
Governor Of Illinois. and Senator shelby
VI. Culorn of Illinois passed through Union
Station yesterday morning in the private
car Ohvette. They were on their way TO
Paris and other towns in the southwestern
section of Central Illinois to make cam
paign speeches. Senator Cullom is OF the
opinion that the vote at the fall elections
III i,Inois VIII be unusually heavy.
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Republican Rally at Toledo.

Kf1't BIC Sf'F-LIAIA
Toledo. ILL.,. Oct. 1.-THE Republicans sue
ceeded ih having creditabte rally here to-
day III honor OF Judge Richard Yates. their
candidate for Governor, though fully one
third Of those present wore Bryan and Al
scEuIer badges Delegations came from
GreenUp, Ncgea Jewett and GAINESVILLE.
Judge Horacs Clark. Republican candidate
for Congress. and Congressman Prince of
Aurora spoke. and Alfred Dale of Chicago
made an address at night.
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WELL-TO-DO, YET A
F0RGER FOR 100000
Austin Christ of Knoxville, Ia, Tracked Across
the Country by a Victim. Passes
Through St. Louis Under Ar
rest-Motive Mystery.

Kratzer. IS the reason for Ghrist's forgir:
the paper at all While not especially
wealthy. he is man of considerable
means. ard traded extensively in horses
and grain around Knoxville. His signature
was freely taken when he needed money
and as he was of temperate habits it Is a
wonder what he did with all that he Sc
cured.
kratzer departed last night for Des
Moines.
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CROKER'S new TROTTERS.
"Bryan" and "Stevenson" Passed
Everything on the Speedway.
REPTRILC SPECIAL

REPTBILC SPECIAIA
New York. Oct. T.-Flushed with the sue
cess Of Tammany's record-breaking recep-
tion TO Mr.. Bryan. Richard Croker stole
away from the Wi-wam this afternoon and
attended the Morris Park races.
The outing WAS really intended to test the
quality of a pair of trotters recently pur-
chased by the Tammany chief. The horses
are prize winners and have been named
Bryan ard Stevenson in honor of the Demo-
cratic nominees. They passed everything on
the speedway and Mr.. Croker arrived at the
track in great good humor, considerably
ahead of the regular attendants. He held a
levee in the paddock, where his horses were
much admired by the experts.
incidentally Mr.. Croker, In conjunction
with Andrew Freedman. invested a small
sum of money on a long shot and won out
his purchase.
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.5c to G1.5O Excursion.

Sunday. October 2lst. via Big Four. 10
Bunker Hill. i.itchfeld, EiilsbOro. N0ko-
mis-, Para. Shelbyvile. Windsor. MattOon.
and way stations. Train leaves 81. Louis
S:22 a. m. Tickets. Broadway and Chestnut
and Union Station.
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Killed En- Route to HIS wedding.

EEi'EBLIC SPECIAL
Altamont. H.. Oct. l1-Henry Skaer of
Bunker Hill. ILL.,. while en- route TO this city
TO wed Miss Hattie Reifike. accidentally fell
under the train ami was cut to pieces. The
wedding was to have taken place at the
brides home this afternooA. Miss Reinke
left this evening for Bunker Hill.
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IS People Advertise
Horses and vehicles for sale in to-days
Renuhllr.
Great Democratic Rally.

RfF'I Blu SI Fl M
Carrollton. ILL.,. Oct i7.--The most enthu-
sia:stic Democratic rally ever held in this
section of Illinois was held today I'm Green
field. a Republican stronghold. east of this
city. There were about 1.OtS people in at
tendance. ami addresses were delivered by
Mayor w. p. Gallon of jacksonville. E. G.
Knots of Girard and judge Henry Philips
OF Virginia
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GENERAL. DOMESTIC.

The Hastings Republican. a newspaper
that has always supported the Republfcan y
party. has come out for Bryan. and in an
editorial denounces Hanna. trusts and I'M
perialism.
CoUsternati ton refsns az Republican Ma
tional headquarters because campaign lit
erature intended for the East has been
sent 70 Kansas. II IS full of false state
ments. based upon Western conditions. and
was never intended TO be seen west of the
Mississippi River.
Raymond Reyes. ruil-blooded Filipino.
living at Omaha. wants 10 vote for Pres
ident, but the Superintendent of Resistra-
ton is worried as 10 whcther he is citizen
OF the United States Reyes claims that he
Is a citizen OF this country.
The Presbyterian Synod opened its ses-
sions at Decatur. ILL.,. yesterday. A num-
ber of reports We're made and the question
of ministers salaries discussed.
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As People Advertise
Horses and vehicles for sale in to-days
Republic.
Appointed Representatives TO London.

REPI BI,IC SPECIAL.
Little Rock. Ark. Oct. II.-Doctor An
dree Hunter of Little Rock. the Reverend
r. ii. johnson of Conway and the Reverend
Mr.. Jeffett Of Paragouid have been appoint
ed to represent the Arkansas Ecumenical
Council at the convention 20 be held IN
London. in September, 1901.
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RF,PI BI.iC SPECIAL.
kirksville Mo. Oct. 1.-THE annual
meeting of the Anti fiorse-Tlief Association
of Missouri convened in this city this morn
ing. The attendance was not large. only
forty-five delega tes being present. but the
order Was reported in good condition
throughout the State.
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Quick Cure for Malaria,
Colds. etc, Parke-'s Cascara-Quinine Tab
let's. Money back II they fail. PRICE 80.
Parker's Headache Powders Never Fail, 10c.
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FOREIGN.

The Chinese Fabble surrounds and threat
ems the city of Canton. Government forces
are trying to attack.
The Chinese Minister IN London says that
peace negotiations have been entered into
in Pekin. \ Pekir dispatch says that the
Peace Envoys are called to meet Saturday.
Boxers are reported active north Of Pekin.
Imperial troops have been sent in pursuit.
A Pekin dispatch says that the recent
imperial edict calling for the punishment of
high officials was forged. This is denied
by the Chinese Minister at Washington.
The betro,hal Of Queen Wilhelmina of the
Netherlands to the Duke Of Mecklenburg-
Schwein has been officially announced to
President Mckinley.
The London Daily Press states that Gen
eral Butler has been recalled TO succeed
Lord Wolseiey as sCornmander-inChief, Lord
Roberts having declined.
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Four Hundred Men Laid on.

Joliet. Ill. Oct. i7.-The night shift of
men AT the Rockdale plant Of the American
steel and Wire Company has been laid of
indefinitely. About 40 men are affected.
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The Yazoo and Mississippi Valley secured
an injunction against the Mississippi Stale
Commission.
General passenger agents held their sec
ond days session at Buffalo.
Railway superintendents Of bridges and
buildings were in session here again yeter-
day.
Work on the new line from Sabine Pass
TO Dallas has been resumed.
The Official Classification Committee met
End heard shippers protests.
The Arkansas commission has instituted
proceedings against the Iron Mountain.
The Ohio Central and tine Paris and
Great Northern have submitted annual re-
ports
President Cassatt Of tn. Pennsylvania
talks on the development OF Long Island.
Marine Intelligence.
New York. Oct. l1.-Arrived: Majestic,
from Liverpool: Alsatia, from Naples.
Liverpool. Oct. 17.-Arrived: Cambro-
man. from Montreal.
Queenstown. Oct. if.-Arrived: Rhyn-
land. from Philadelphia. for Liverpool.
Queenstown. Oct. I7.-Arrived: New
England, Boston for LIVERPOOL and pro-
ceeded.
Bremen, Oct. E.-Sailed: weimHr. New
York.
Rotterdam. Oct 17.-Arrived: Rotfer-
dam. New York, via Bouloene.
sydney Oct E.-Arrived previously:
warrimoo. Vancouver. via Honolulu and
Brisbane.
Ch.rbourg. Oct. 11.-Arrived: Pennsyl-
vania. New York Via Plymouth for Ham
burg.
Southampton. Oct. T.-Arrfved: New
York. New York Sailed: Kaiser Wilhelm
Der Crosse from Bremen). New York via
Cherbourg.
Liverpool. Oct 16.-Sailed: sylvania.
Boston.
Genoa, Oct. 1s.-Sailed: sesossris. San
Francisco.
New York, Oct. T.-Sailed: ST. Paul.
Southampton: Germanic. Liverpool: Wes-
ternland. Antwerp: Michigan. London.
Crookhaven, Oct. n-Passed: Teutonfc.
New York. New York for Queenstown and
Liverpool.
Tory Island, Oct. 11.-Passed: Ethiopia
New York. for Moville and Glasgow.
Liverpool Oct. T.-Arrived: Teutonic,
New York and Queenstown.
Queenstown, Oct. T.-Sailed: Steamer
Lake Superior drom Liverpool. Quebec and
Montreal.
Queenstown. Oct. 17.-Arrtved: Teutonic.
from New York for Liverpool.
Plymouth. Oct E.-Arrived: Pennsyi-
vania, from New York for Cherbourg and
Hamburg.
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SAYS The PEACE
ENJOYS HAVE MET,
Chinese Minister in London Saws
Negotiations Are In
der Way.
LATE ED!CT IS DISCREOITED.
Pckin Report That the Imperial
Order Calm" for the Punish
meni of High Officials
Was Forged

London. oct. l-.-Thr Chinese Minister
h'Tt. III 'ai tE'n H. FcnG l.UA. asserts
mat peace nerotiat ons hav" actually begun
Al Fekin tetwecl the chimes, plrnipairn-
uafies and the representatives Of the Powers
IN the TsunS III lam"n buildings. which. he
ADDS have been given over to the Chinese
ftr that u,lrrpS,
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TO CuRE A COLD IL ONE DAY.
The Order in Good Condition.

Take Laxative Bromo tlUinine Tablets All dru
gists refund the money IL IL tais TO cure.
". Groves signature is each box. &c.
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JOHN Il. WOODBURY.,
306 MeRM ! D. JACckR0 BUi DIAG, 81. LOUIS.

Free demonstration all this week Of Colorosls-
the wonderful one-bottle preparation that in-
stantIy restores gray faded hair to natural
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T0e Beot PRESCRIPTION sJs .1aGarIS,
Chills and Fever ID a bottle OF Groves Tasteieys
Chill Tonic. II 10 simply iron and qunEe In q
tas:eiess form. No cUre-no pay. Price SOC.
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Prescription No. 2s5!, by Elmer & Amend,
will not cure all complaints. but 1t will cure
rheumatism
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fall lNc
Hal R s.

Irritated, itching and eruptive scalps per.
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OF dandruff. scale and crust; the hair pre-
vented from falling and preserved; its
brilliaucv, luster aud natural color re-
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SPORTING

Owing to confliction OF lecture hours with
football hours and practice. Washington
University football team has decided to
- -disband.
hummer broke q worlds record at Kin
1och Park yesterday. running six furlongs
IN 1:l2 fiat.
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URGES NJ MORE DELAY.

Nas hins:on. Oct. 1..-Thc French charge
d Ahair,.S VI. T'hi' haut. called ~ the State
bapari mCni to-day and had = conference
win Secretary Lay. IL j. und- rsroo., that
he Presented a memorandum. proposing
that the peace negotiations, with China be-
gin immediately
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washington. Oct. r.-Siinist-r VIZ called
upon the President this morning Taoa
te;ifihs the White House the Minister said
tEat he mad conveyed 10 the President a
message from the Emperor of China thank
ing President Mckinley for the considera-
tion shown by the United States during the
Chinese trouble.
feiieri,iS 40 the report from Pekin tha,
the edic; for the punishment Of certain
.nihese officials nad been forged, Minister
Nu SAID such story was Pre- Ieposterous and
shouid receive 10 credence whatever,
III any one should issue a false decree Of
that character Il would be very easy. he
said. TO ascertain hts identity, and he GER
ta,nly would be beheaGed
ENVOYS TO MEET SATURDAY.,
Pekln, Oct. l6 via Tien-Tsin, OCT. II via
Shanghai, Oct i1.-Prince Ching and Ii
fang Chang have addressed Joint meet
ing or the foreign ENJOYS. fixing Saturday
next Tor the FIRST meeting TO discuss The
conditions of peace
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rEkIN nE,IE:NEs ED,Cr FORGED.

P'kin. Monday. Oct. l3.-It Is regarded as
certain tnat tho alleged Imperial er!ict
der.ng the punishment Of h.@i officials W Is
forged and was cCucocted with the obiec,
OF preventing The advance nf the allies on
PaO-T Tirs-;NI
Roth Prince Ching and Ii Hung Chang
deny its authenticity
Count Nor Waldersee is expected TO ar
rive here, October l.
The state herald., 1900-01-05
TALKS ON ADVERTISING.

II is continuous effort that pays in
advertising us in anything elEe. A
business man doesn't keep his store open
ono day in the week or one week IN the
month. or three months in the year. II
ho advertlses in such a way, that is the
impression people will gel. It IL con
in the word "Royal" before the word,
"BAki5g PoEdeEr worth over s2.Oo0,OO0
The owner oi Royal Baking Powder
recently refused si2,000.O0o for his pusi
ness--u business built up and fostered
by persistent advertising.
People are very forgeiiul. They have
to think pretty hard to remember the
vice presidential candidate Of two cam.
paigns bhck, and yet no was pretty we'll
advertised a. the time.
II has been truly said thnt the time to
advertise Is all the time. In business
there is no such thing nj standing still.
A business man must go forward or he
will fall back. Even II you do Just az
much business this year an you did last,
some other fellow is doing more business
and he is getting ahead OF you.
Each years effort should be to exceed
last years sales The only sure ,'ay Is to
advertise. Advertise in busy times be
cnuke the IRON must DO struck while 1t is
hot and advertise in dull times to heat
the iron. Charles Austin Bates.
The state herald., 1900-01-05
McCLUBES MAGAZINE.

A great feature of McClures for the
coming year will br new aud richly IL.
lustrat-d life OF III. Master by the Rev.
John Watson, DID. author o, "The Mind
OF the Mas,or," ""B.sidc tho Bonnie Brsr
Bnsh,' etc. A life Of Christ by th. Rev.
John Watson (better known ms Ian Ma
clnren)i ia work tbg, speaks sufficiently
for itself. The work rmbodi.s all that IN
told IN ihs sacred records. ard II is writ.
ton In spirit unfailingly jevont and
rsycfeniiai. and In full sympathy with
human needs and aspirations. 10 add
to the uniqurncss aud value OF tho work
II will be illustrated largely IN color from
special drawings and painting. by Mr.
CofwiD Linsop, who was s-nt 10 Pales
tine i~o years ago 10 prepare the illus
trations. THIS "Lifo" will DO oi espeoi III
value m n clubbing ieatur. other
features;
Lieut.. Pea','s Adventures. Lieut..
Pssry has bsen In the Arctic during the
past year sad intend. TO remain there
until hs can reach the Pole. iIc hAs
written 4 description Of bia visit To Goa.
Greeiys quarters at For, copger. for th.
January humber Other papers will ioi.
low
Rudyafd kiplinR will conuibuts time
ly poems aud short stories from time TO
time during th. year.
Anthony Hope has ~ri,,sn nov novel
oi great puWsr. which will shortly bp be-
gnn In MeClufs'a. II IL iudoubtlully
the bcai thing he bas ever done,
Mark Twain has written several papers
inf coming uuinbem "hiy Boyhpod
Dreams" will appear IN tho Januar,
number,
hfs' llhfie has contributed "a lack
nnd jill u the sisffaa' lo hsrt tear's
budget u ahofi stories. II - ufiiion in
iia Old time fascinating atylp.
Short h'aHsH We have accumulated
an unusually sit1us collection Of sho,t
stories. a aprisa oi stories ~ PRISON hie
beginning In February, sill prove paf
ticulhfly sinking. You can have Mr
Cures Magazine aud tho sf,sl HrnAfp
pr $3.50
The state herald., 1900-01-05
BkACHVILLE.

Harney Clark and Ernest Hagemsu
recently purchased new buggies.
Miss Dora Hargrove Of Sedgwick coun.
ty visited at G. s. rrego's last week.
A crokinole party was gwen at b. ID.
Parkers last Friday evening. A good
time was reported.
S. @. Evans OF Amherst was in this
vicinity Sunday.
The school ii. Dist ! enjoyed vaos.
ton, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Peter visited
with Mrs. Al. Peter last week.
The state herald., 1900-01-05
TIE BoER GIRL Ar HOME.

Much has ho'n said ~ tho sturdy
frugal Dutch farmers Of tho ifansyaal
bu' little is tnown OF their swes,he.ris
si'es and ianshtefs. who hays cantfib
t'ed 80 lafRsl, Ia the pfcsp-ri,y ~ N,
South African Republic. Consequently
an article un The Bopr Orr of South
A'Hea." By ih' authur n "onm Paul.,
People. tn appear IN the January Ladies
Home Journal. vail be- interesting.
The state herald., 1900-01-05

WAX "rs commenced on Ards new
'el-rhon. system this morning. Tn,
poles ~" bring erected md whom thl.
's o"n" tb" sifes will be- strung and
then ,ou eau "Hellol"io your n.ighboi
or hn,hod! yon want IL, The telephops
idea aui's fybody and iu fact tho
marvellous growth OF business in S,crl
ing makes II an absolute Necessity. II
Is .isppinp stone also 10 those Other
win ~ watersorks and elect.
r'c lish's. Thee are no flies on s,efl.
ing Sterling Demnc,s,.
The state herald., 1900-01-05
IlHgRIDAY. JANUARY s. 1900 81 so Per y ear

Hans johnson rent polling place 90
d W Scott returning ballot box s 80
Chas Erickson returning ballot box s 80
] 2 Anderson constable dsya 8 90
A johnson reg aud election board 10 SO
Jessie Hamilton reg aud election
board 10 so
Axel Munson reg and election
board 10 80
Hannah johnson election clerk 500
] Hamilton clerk and ret ballot
box 10 50
Axel Munson ret ballot box 3 so
Axel Munson hauling and erecting
booths. . 80
The state herald., 1900-01-05
THE TwNErIETH CENTURY.

The Sun has received so MANY eyiacn
ces Of confused minds recording the De
Rinning Of the twentieth century that Il
will present q proof that tina twentieth
century begins after the yenr 1900. 1,
ended IN shape Of little conversation
Ques, s,-"Wbnf is a yesr2'
Apswer-"Tbree hundred and sixty
i've days"
what is = century,"
"one hundred years"
when did the year Nc. ! endP"
December 81 OF the wear l."
"when did the ysar No, b.ginf"
"Janaary !, OF the year 81
when did tn. year 90 end?"
"December n, A. ID. 10"
"Dia tbsi complete n contury'"
"No."
when was the century completed p
AT the close Of the year following 90;
or u, the close Of the year loo
when does the ninteenth century
end ?"
AT The close Of tho year. or at the
close Of 1900"
When did the second century bsgin,'
January Of the year I Of tho secoad
century, that is, January I, A. d. ioi."
"whon docs tho twenus,h century
beeiny"
II, begins on day No. I Of no year
No ! OF tho s,sentisib bupd'edih year
that is. on January !, A. u. iD0i. New
York Sun.
The state herald., 1900-01-05

George Il. Clark has closed ont his
banking business in Holyoke and will
leave holyoke this week or next for A.
rapahoe, Neb,, where he will engage in
the -four and grain businosS HIS i-m,-
iy will remain in Holyoke Tor few
months. He has been one OF Holyoke's
business men ever since the town started
and he and his family have many friends
in the town and surrounding country
Who will regret to see them leave Hol.
yoke.
The state herald., 1900-01-05

Mr. Goddard Of Chase county. Neb..
brought his wife 10 iiolyoks last week
10 meet DR.. Parkbill Of Denver, Mts.
Goddard has been suffering from cancer
Of the stomach. After mn examination.
II was decided NO, TO attempt an opera
iioa al this time. On Wednesday Mr..
Goddard took his wife Quito the home
dhis brother Samuel ID this county
The state herald., 1900-01-05

Mr.. E. N. Gillett will arrive from
New Windsor this evening accom- pun
led by his family to make his home ia
Sterling ana take charge OF tho Logan
Comfy Bark for such time, ai lssst, M
Cashier l.. 7. Gille,t may femaip 10 Cal.
lfornin. The latter eeni lemsp. with his
family will leave 'or the coas, very soon
possibly next ~s.k.-S,+rlipg Demo
crs'.
The state herald., 1900-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Tinkel. formerly resi-.
dents OF Hulyoke but for several years
past residents OF Kslispel, Montana,
spent Monday with friends in Holyoke
A reception was given them Monday
evening at the house of Mr. and NJ rs
Heginbotham They were on their way
to California where they will spend the
winter. MIR. Tinkei has for several Year,
been engaged in.the gram and milling
business at Kahspel but recently sold
bis mill aud gram elevator.
The state herald., 1900-01-05

WAFrED:-A few bright energetic
ladies to assist me in my business during
their spare time; permanent position and
good wages easily made. Address, Mrs.
e. Stoneburg.
The state herald., 1900-01-05
CASH Uli4INpaa.

II has nov been about sls months since
] opened meat market In iloiyokr aud
! dssife To thank the people OF tho town
and county lot their liberal patron aae,
Owing 10 The high price Of beef cattle /,
has been found necessary TO change from
n credit 10 cash business. After Jany
lat, ! will do strict, eash business.
Y. 4 JunssoS
The state herald., 1900-01-05

'Mr. Dooley" advises, in The Ladies
Home Journal, those doctoring mar
with col on the chist," to "gst Casey 4
mixture f'r man an buiat, put hip. In bed
slap a mustard plasther on him that'l
keep his mind employed, an lave thin
fight 1t out. May tn best man win. II
the patient'n alive IN tn mornin' he'll
not have stren'th to cough"
The state herald., 1900-01-05

Ifyou haven't time to look after your
buying, it's best to buy where prices are
guaranteed you. where your child or any
aAsasersi yous family csp buy With
safety. The one price and one-quallty
feature here makes 1t certain that you
always get the best at lowest price. Le-
Blanc & Co.
The state herald., 1900-01-05

Sherman kiplins sud family nrenil,
returned TO this count, fr"m plal'esills
where they had resided Tor some time,
They live on Mrs. q. Johnsons farm
northeast of uolyoke.
The state herald., 1900-01-05

I have received my fall line Of dry
goods, ladies' capes, jackets and collar
cites, ladies' and gents underwear and
also mems duck coats, overalls and Jump.
ers. W. r. Shamp.
The state herald., 1900-01-05
SPECIAL NOTICE.

This Ia 10 notify those. Of my friends
~h"m | have favored sirh small loans,
'hni owing 10 radical change 10 m,
hu'in"ss. mus, asS promp, payment Of
ell no'e- and ,ocounta due mr. Please
favor me-. by giving this yonr attention
AT ONCE. Yours truly.
E Y M,pu,p.,,s
The state herald., 1900-01-05

A number OF the Holyoke people on
Monday evening attended party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Kepler at their home
near Holyoke. A very pleasant evening
is reported by those who were present.
The state herald., 1900-01-05

q. NJ. Nowry hss purchased from Geo
". Clark the bank property on corner oil
Inter Ocean and Denver Avenues and
will tit up tho building to be occupied
by his hardware stock.
The state herald., 1900-01-05

WIZ. Shamp has recently purchased
'h" business property that for ,ome
line he has o cupled with his stock OF
dry 9oods and groceries. He bough, it
OF Geo. Il. Clark.
The state herald., 1900-01-05

Harry Balus, brakeman on the high
line fell from the coal shed at Dickens,
Thursday aud struck on his head. Hs
was unconscious for some time but does
not seem to be seriously injures.
The state herald., 1900-01-05

Phillip Zimmerman returned to Boul-
der toe first Of the week to continue his
studies in the law department OF the
State University.
The state herald., 1900-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Franks and family
and Mrs. James Of Holyoke spent Tues
day with friends in the vicinity Of Hax
tun.
The state herald., 1900-01-05

Ihave my fall samples Of clothing
from Wanamaken & Brown. W. r
Shamp.
The state herald., 1900-01-05

We can save you money on shoes ant
overshoes. Come and see our stock. LIE
Blanc 4 Co.
The state herald., 1900-01-05

DIR. u. X. Noblet has purchased the
business house occupied by his drug
store. This property was owned by Geo
Z. Clark.