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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-11-02

35c a pair.
Ladies silk Umbrellas 1926, 1.35,
$50 and 95.
Ladies cotton Umbrellas 40, so,
60, and 75c each.
Ladies Lace edgeand embroidered
Hdkfs 8 and 1Oc.
Baby's soft sole shoes, asst colors
! to 4 only 25c q pair.
Childrens asst blue, red. pink and
white Hose only 1Oc q pair.
Childrens heavy ribbed Hose, fast
black, 6 to 81 only 10c a pair.
Ladies fancy colored Hose only
l5c a pair.
Bleached sheets, hemmed, ready
for use 72x9OIn only 6Oc.
Bleached sheets same as above
9Ox9Oin Csc.
Lace curtains 3 yds long only IS
and 85c q pair.
Lace Curtains 81 yds long only
LOO nnd 1.25 q pair.
We still have a f-w sizes left
among Our special sale Of ladies
shoes.
Big stock Of Gents Furnishings
consisting q shoes and hats, under.
wear, overshlrts, hose, gloves. pants,
neckwear etc. ETC., at remarkably low
prices.
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THE HOME GOLD CURE.
An Iagsnioas Treatment By which Dpuak
srds sre BsisG Cared Daily In
spite Of Thsmssivea.


1t is now generally known and
understood that Drunkenness 10 q
disease and not weakness. A body
filed with poison, and nerves com
pletely shattered by periodical OF
constant use Of intoxicating liquors,
requires on antidote capable OF neu
tralizing and ersdicating this poison,
and destroying the craving for intoxi.
cants. Sufferers may now cure them
selves at home without publicity OF
IOss Of time from business BY this
wonderful HONE GOLD CURE
which has been perfected after many
years Of close study and treatment OF
inebriates. The faithful use sccord.
ing 70 directions Of this w0nde rfuI
discovery 10 positively guaranteed to
cure the most obstinate case, no
matter how hard q drinker. O0r
records show the marvellous trans
formation Of thousands of Drunk ards
into sober, industrious and upright
ineu.
WIVES CURE YOUR BUS-
BANDS CHILD BEN CURE
YOUR PAThERSil This remedy
10 10 no sense . nostrum but 70 Q
specific for this disease only. and 10
20 skiIIfuily devised and prepared
that it is thoroughly soluble and
pleasant to the taste, 20 that 1t can
be given In . cup Of tea or coffee
without the knowledge Of the person
taking it. Thousands OF Drunkards
have cured themselves with tbs
priceless remedy, and - many more
have been cured and made temperate
men by having the "CURE" admin
is.ered by loving friends and relatives
without their knowledge In coffee or
tea, and believe today that they
discontinued drinking of their own
free will. DO NOT WAIT. 10 not
be deluded by apparent and misIeai
ing improvement" Drive out the
disease at oLce and for oil time. The
"BONE GOLD CURE" is sold at
the extremely low price Of One Dollar.
thus placing within reach Of every
body q treatment more efEectuaI than
others costing 425 TO $50. Foil
directions accompany each package.
Special sdvice by skilled physicians
when requested without extra charge.
Sent prepaid 70 aoy part Of the world
90 receipt Of One Do;Isr. Address
Dept C8y2 EDWIN B. GILES 4
COMPANY, 1880 and 1882 Market
Street, Phila,isIphis.
All correspondence stnctiy conf
deutiai.
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A Sad Accident.

We arc very much panied to learn
Of the sal accident which happened
to Mr. Louis Toups, son Of Mr.. Paul
Toups. last Friday, Oct 25, on the
Orange Grove plantation q few miles
below New Orleans. 1t seems tina,
Mr.. Toups was trying to start . pump
and slipped, his hand being caught
IN q cog wheel and was 90 badly
lacerated, that his arm had to be
amputated. The operation took place
at the Touro In6rmary.
We sincerely hope that Mr.. Louis
Toups will recover entirely from tie
effects of this unfortunate accident
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WANTED - TRUSTWORTHY
men and women 70 tssvsi aud
advertise for old established house ~
solid financial stsndisG. 6alssy
$3.50 . year and exwnses, sii pays
bIe 10 cash. No canvssasg ssqsired-
Give references and seci0os sssf 3D.
dressed stamped soves0pe. Addsesa
Manager, 3s5 Cax,on B.lg., CHI,
eago. $500
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and the cause is quickly searched ou
aud remedied."

and the cause is quickly searched oul
aud remedied."
How is 1t that you Can make your
system universal with any prOht?"
"Because II does not cost Us a
much ~ 1t does the Ball company Ia
but in instruments aud there is nc
limit upon the business We can han
die. We can - to New Orleans, OF
other cities, and put 10 telephones o,
one'nfth OF what 1t costs the other
companies. | am not prepared Ia
say what the cost per instrumep,
would be In New Orleans, but in
o'her cities, with overhead wires, II
has been about $50; where the wires
must be placed Underground, the cost
per instrument is . little above this.
"There 10 no question abOu our
system being universal, for the rich
and poor alike will all he provided
With instruments, will be accorded
the same service, and there will be no
cost Whatever II the instrument 10 not
used. A merchant may have ten or
twenty instruments In his place of
business aud he pays simply 2 cents
each for the calls sent out. II the
merchant wants to talk with his
clerks or labOrcrs at their homes, he
can do DO as cheaply as he can write
them q letter."
"Suppose persons OF small means
want TO use your Instruments, are
they to deposit their 2 cents In slot,
or will the company give them cIe-
dit2"
"For oil the calls coming 10 to
these persona they have nothing TO
pay, because the persons calling pays.
But II one wants to use the telephone,
he first deposits with the company @2
and he Is credited with 100 calls,
which are clI cked up against him at
central. When his credit 10 exl,aus
ted he cannot call any more until an
other dc~.slt is made, but no one 10
prevented from calling him."
"if you were to begin wiring New
ORLEANS tomorrow, how long would
it take you TO have the system install.
ed?'
THAT would depend entirely upon
the length of time that would be
needed W grt supplies. II wire and
all other supplies could he ready for
the workmen, the city might be wired
in six months. We would put 10
100000 telephones and then ex-
changes Of 10000 instruments each. /"
The telephone company this after
noon purchased the MrtrOpolitsn
Railroad property on r street, at .
cost Of about e2O0, 900, and it is ex-
pectsd that early next month = man
ufacturing plant, employing 600 men,
will be IN operation.-New Iberia En-.
terprise.
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The Great Eastern Show.

This enormous aggregation 10 ad
vertised to exhibit in Thib0daux on
Nov. 4. Giving two of their mimi
table performances at 2 and 8 o'clock
p. m. Don't miss seeiSg the beauti-
ful and rare animals and beautiful
ponies and positively the greatest
trained animal exhibition in the
world. See advertisement in another
cOlumnl
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TO THE DEAF.-A rich lady
cured Of her Deafness and Noises in
the Head by Dr.. Niclolson's Artificial
Ear Drums. gave rs. oootlois, to his
Institute. - that deaf people unable
to procure the Ear Drums may have
them free. Address. The Nicholson
Institute, 7S0. Eighth Avenue, New
York. 43.ly
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LOuisiana's Assessment.

have been completed, and show q
total Of $3Ol.2l5,222 for the State
as compared with S276,659, ,4O7 lasl
year. This 10 an increase Of slIglilIy
more than 8 per cent and il mos,
gratifying, indicating rs 1t does Q
healthy advance. h specially graft.
flying feature 10 the fact that the i'm
provement Is not cOnhnei To any
section or parish Of Louisiana, but is
we'll distributed. The City Of New
Orleans does not have TO bear the
bulk Of the additional taxation, as
was usually the case 10 past assess
ments. The increase 10 the city is. it
10 true, greater than in any other
parish-$6, TAI ,953-but 1t 10 but
little more than one-fourth the total,
the country parishes returning &l7,-
813,8G2 more than last year. Of the
df,y-nine parishes. only one reports
q falling oh-Iberia; and the Auditor
explains in regard to this case that
there has been no actual define, but
that the total 70 somewhat less IN
consequence OF the striking of the
rolls Of certain double assessments
tina: have, through error, crept In
there.
But while the increase 10 general,
showing thst all parts Of Louisiana
are sharing 10 the general prosperity,
the advance is somewhat unequally
distributed. Southwestern Louisiana
continues distinctively "the boom
section" Of the State. Cslcasieu re-
ports nearly One-sixth Of the entire
increase for the country parishes, and
has reached the splendid total OF
$l2,599,845. The five parishes re-
turning an increase of over $l, ,00O,-
900 each are Calcasieu ", SOC. .O85,
Tsogipahoa 81 .4O9, ,02O, Acadia $I,-
267 1856, Caddo t1,O56,74O, and
Ouschits el,043,246. Tangipahoa
shows relatively the greatest In
provement, haviog nearly doubled
ito assessment in one year, . happy
illustration Of what the peace and
order that has come over that parish
has done for IL 10 the way of i'm
proved values and industrial and
general prosperity.
Although there has been improve
me0t in the assessments for some
years, and they are becoming more
equal and uniform throughout the
State, some Of the old inequality
which We have frequently called at
tsntiOn TO still exists. Several of the
parishes OF Northern and Eastern
Louisiana are evidently assessed on
90 entirely different basis from the
southwestern and central portions Of
the State. This is especially tie cage
with the big cotton producing par
ishes on the Mississippi, which return
very low valuations. These low as-
sessments were formerly excused on
tile ground that cotton was selling 81
low that the crop was barely proGta-
BILE. and so0etimes returned no profit
whatsver 10 the planter. Howe,e er
true this may have been once. It has
not been % Of late, and II would seem
possible 10 bring up the assessment
Of . good many parishes to the stan
dard established In CaIcasieu, Tan
glpabOa and elsewhere.
At he same time it 10 cause for
that Louisiana has
passed the thee hundred million dol
lar limit and that its assessors re-
turns show 3 higher Official valuation
than at any time since the civil war,
which will be readily recognized o.
evidence Of higher sctpaI value OF
property 10 this State.-Timss De
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Wanted.

Tenants who can furnish mules,
carts and farming impiements to
cultivate cane ny the I'm on the
richest snd most productive lsDd 10
Lafonrche Parish. No fertilizers
needed. C~ntrai factory and school
On plantation. For particulars apply
tn JOHN X. GREENS,
134t GbeeUs La.
WANTED.-Cabable, reliable per
con N every cOansy 70 represent large
company Of solid AssscisI reputation; /;
1886 salary per wear, payable weekly;
% per day abso'uteiy ssre and aiI
expeases, sssaight. bona 6de definite
salary. no eoamissioo; salary pad
each Saturday snd expense money
sdvasced each week. STANDARD
HOUSE, 334 DEAasoas ST., CsIcA-
90. ZGzCt
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Wanted

Those wishing to buy syrup, To
send in their orders at once. Cum.
beria0d PhOse No. 16l.
15-2t Ms G. A. COrssET.
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For Sale.

A fine piano French make IN first
class condition. viii be sOld for
cash or on time. For further parti-
culars apply to Mas. II. Il. BAILEY.
IL.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

William Lowe Of Holyoke has IN kis
possession part Of a oopy Of the Belmont
Journal OF Saturday August Z. 1919,
published At 81. Granville, Ohio. In
this old psper sppssrs tho following
item Of news:
"It appears that since the United
States have relinquished their claim 70
the Province Of Texas part Of Louissna
. sumbsr Of advent ursrs from the
United States hsvs resolved n sss up
for themselves, vrsst Texas from Spain
spd established % ,ndspendsnd govern
msot. II 70 snppossd they will meet
With no serious opposition from th,
Spsnsrds. Ono division Of the sdvsn-
tures otossed the Sabine on the ~ o
June"
This perdict,ou proved about correct
for lstsr on this movsnsa, vss followed
by the Ts9sp var for independents
shich wss SUCCESSFUL.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

Sterling snd Fort Morgan are moving
to secure beet sugar fsctories. The HER
AID sincerely hopes that they may sue
ceod IN this business enterprise. A fac.
tory Of this kind is great benefit to a
town and the farmers surrounding |,
and Sterling and Fort Mcrgon arc Ger
tainiy weli located for making such q
factory a success. The time WAS whom
the people Of Phillips county talked Of q
factory at holysks but that WAS in the
days whom they lived in the hope that
our county would provo to be q succsss
ful agricultural county.
The state herald., 1901-12-27
PRICES TALK.

Most of you who have bought dry goods clothing groce
res and other staples know something about the makes and
brands You know what you have paid elsewhere for goods
that advertise Your tells you that the
goods the and the prices less here than elsewhere
then this is the place to buy. PRICES TALK Our big ef
fort to close such stock in small community
has taken quite long time but people have found out that
lit pays them to buy here where they from IS so
per everything they buy Our sale will not last very
much longer and we know people who likely
breath easier when it but in the meantime have
stock big enough supply all demands and many
The state herald., 1901-12-27
SC, Ioc. 25c and soc Counters.
Over 10000 different articles on these
counters which srs cold nj halt pride.
GROCERIES,:

Fancy High Patent Flour 100. Frost
K.us Flour 900, White Ross fionr s0c,
This flour Ia made by tho Carter Milling
Co., out Of Ess.srn winter whont. To-
matoss 10 per eau, . cans Corn %, . cans
Black Berries 20. 8 cans Goosbsrr,ss %,
I gallon Fancy Table Syrup 10 nov n,
l gallon Fancy Country Sorghum 90
nov ~, ~ bars Fairbanks Soap ei. -
bars White Russian Soap DO, IS bars
Dismopd G 25c. Arm 4 Hammer Soda 10
nos ~. Merry War Lys 10 nov 7is,
Horse Shoe Lyc 10 nov s,s. X g Bsk.
log Posdsr 10 nov IAN, Climax baking
Powder % nov 10 Calumet baking
Powder - noe is Royal Baking Powder
10 nov 10. 40 now 10. 70 now ~. Cali.
fornia csu goods the best grade packed
1873 per can OF ? % per don. Eastern
Head Light OH. no bs,tss sold on the
market. 90 per gal. bssi ios foc.
The state herald., 1901-12-27
CLOTHING:

The best assortment In town aud ara
closing ~ st Chicago pric~s. Mems
suits. ovssooats ssd Ulstsrs 10 10 now
10 O, 10 % sow 7 %, s 10 nov o o. Boys
Esd Children SUITS and Ovsreosts a
half prics. Ladies' and M,s.~s Jackets
ssd Caps st half price.
The state herald., 1901-12-27
BOOTS AND SHOES:

Mems, Ladies and Ch,ldrens' 4 0C
now . 90. 3 10 nov . 30, 800 nov %
9 20 now 9 o.. 2 20 now ] 70. | 10 nos
I 10, Plow Shoes 20 now Loo. Over
shoes 90 now 25, 90 nov ID. ! 0
now 10. We can save you money on oil
Rubber Goods
The state herald., 1901-12-27

We have received car load Of fancy
potatoes which We viii soil for short
time only at very low prices. lay in
your supply nov and you will save
money as prices are rapidly advancing.
Leblanc 4 ScHguoEMAyN,
The state herald., 1901-12-27

Charles PssnisxtUa fireman on the b.
4 y. railway bstsssp Holdrsss and
Chsysuns wss here this vssk Visiting
he brother n. D. Pssa,nstou of this u.
aes. Charles seems 10 like r. Morgan
sud the girls. aud says be sill visit here
again sooa Fort Morgan Gazette.
The state herald., 1901-12-27
Leblanc &
Scheunemann.
A Timely CUT!

An overstocksie dangerous thing at
this season. WosInt to protect our
selves by getti1a much Of our win
ter goods don f9ait 10 carry them over
fresh supply A REAL SACRIFICE to US
chaser. It's our idea thatyou will be in
terested in the cut.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

The officers OF the Epworth League
Tor the pss, sig mouths are. prs-idsnt,
Miss Msdse Cfosper; let. Vice Pres. A.
W. Aofstidea, lad. Vice Pfss.. Mrs.
Ola colbufp, Ord. Vice Pres. Lydia Hell
land: 9Th. vios Pres. Noble Show Sec'y.
Matte Blasls, Trees, 0sr,is McCssty
and Orgauisi, Belle whi,..
The state herald., 1901-12-27

The offic,rs Of the Methodist Sunday
sotool for a. comins yeaS are. supt- s.
H. johnson; Assistant Supt.. E. stone.
befs. sec'y Lydia Holland, Treas, R. y
White; librarian, Gsrtie McCsrty; Or.
s.S,. s.s,:'; ys;, n:,' Whit. and SA''''''r' Miss
The state herald., 1901-12-27

MrA Frederick asd ehildrss sho hsd
been visit ing several weeks with the
family of her brother VIII Arnous Of
THE oounsy left Hslyoks last ~ssk for
Sslt Lake CITY vhses they will make
their hone.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

T. n. Stout and daughter Nellie who
hsd been vIsiupg his brothers X. 8. ssd
W. u. Of this oeuasy for lev weeks lett
Tor bic hems st Fsssmont, Nsb., on
Thursday evening NJ isst ssek.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

WANTED-ACr1vEM MAN OF GOOD CHAR.
acter 70 deliver and collect in Colorado for old
established manufacturing Wholesale house.
eeOo year, sure pay. Honesty more than ex.
pericnce required Our reference. any bank In
any city. Enclose sclf-addrsrsed stamped en-.
yclope. Manufacturers, Third Floor. $50 Dear
born st., Chicago.
The state herald., 1901-12-27
HALL OF CRESCENT LODGE NO. ss.
Kulrbts OF Pvth,as.

The installation Of ofiloers for the On
suing term will be held the evening o
Jan. l, 1902, There will be work in th,
Ranks OF Page and knight. A banquet
will be served. Knights are all cordial,
in Ted to attend.
By order Of the Lodge.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

wAsrnpi Active msp 10 deliver and
colIeoti No canvassips. Salary ttoo.o
per year Extra commissions. Rsfs,.
sucss and security required. Address u.
r. Rose. Manager. Sterling. Colo, Dor
2,lb.
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ONIONS FDR SALE,

ONIONS FpR SALE.
I have sons nice enions for sale q
el.a5 pr bushsl. nauirs Il x. y.
Atkins on The 0ile{f plscs Or lsavs
oedsrs At F. 3. wh,1isms store.
The state herald., 1901-12-27
ALL WOOL DRESS
GOODS PATTERNS,

We have slaughtered every piece oi
wool dress eoods Ia the hoass ns follows
60 TO 90c psr ycrd now all At 25o, 95 te
ID now 40. % 70 2 % now 10, st thss,
pricss We do not expect 10 have o pet
terms left BY Jsnuasy.
Silk Velvet I % 70 ! 90 nov ] %. Im
ported and Domestic Sasouy Ysru i2is
now o per shsis, German Knitting Yarn
% nov 10, Outing FlMosls 10 now iaiS
Beet Table Oil Cloth % now 10 per yard
CORsETs:
Latest styis ArmorsiJs. Kabo and Q
u o. nov 70. 20 nov Is.
UNDERWEAR:
Msus' Wool Fieeced 70 now ~
.sli I 90 nov VI
Ladies' ell wool l5O nov Ot
ovERALLS. McDonaid Msks,
% uow'77. 90 now 10.
The state herald., 1901-12-27
nYRA9ED.

From ~ ransh 81 miles north. vest
of Helyoks D>e. III Aprins calves, 9 oi
thsmrsd usd I 6iSSI, HSs branded. IN.
formation leading 10 the recovery Of
them or any Of them will b rewarded.
l.. P. Foster.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

Mr.. sud Mrs. ". r. sbsmp received .
sios Chrstsss present. from . friend 10
York, Nsb. Il vss . rustic garden seat
rpsds d willow. II wss made BY the
friend Who sect II 10 them.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

lsf,ss Edna Mason came down iaa,
week from Denver whore she 70 stssad.
log the University. 70 spspd The holidays
10 Holyoka
The state herald., 1901-12-27
STRAYED.

From Linstrom Bros, ranch near Hax
tua, Colo. one red COW and red call
branded W tiag" on left side.
ELMER SHAPER,
Manager.
The state herald., 1901-12-27
for
Wide Awake People.
DRY GOODS:

Hope Muslin 10 now ~, Fruit u the
Loom l2 now 81, Lswsrence l. l. 8 nov
81 Amosgsg check 0inghams s nov 81
Extra Fancy Cslioo5 Il to @, Extra
Fancy Precale 10 now II; Black Hid-
Twill skirting I2ls nov 10, AC A best
feather ticking 10 now i2,<; Cambria
Skirt Lining 6 nov 81, selecia Waist
Lining 20 nov 20. Fapcy Stripe Skirtina
30 now 10, Fsncy siikolins Drspery II
now ~. Fancy Linssl Drspsry 10 now
IL,
The state herald., 1901-12-27
Southwestern Dental Company
Watch for dates.
Onions $50 per bu. after Jan. l.
K. NJ. AIxfn.

Sss DR.. Edwards ss Southwestern
Dental Co., Tor Up.to-dsts work. wstoh
OF dgtss
The state herald., 1901-12-27

pssksr McFsflspd spd George Hsgip.
bSthsu came up from ksarssy. ksb.,
last vssk TO spend their holiday vscs.
tioa d home 10 Holyoks
The state herald., 1901-12-27
NEW GOODS.

have received my stock Of winter dry
9oods. Call and soc them before pur.
chasing.
W. R. sHAMp.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

x.r. Guthrie returned SATURDAY u
lss, w.sk irsm . Trip " Newton. To-, 70
look si,ss his ,snd istsfss's near ihst
plsos.
The state herald., 1901-12-27
rAr AWFUL leAosAsCn

Most svsry dsy whsn I'm At school
The teacher tslla M things
About the blrds and animals
And prsAidants md kings,
And then u night, whsn AJAX pa
II what shs says h %,
He rsads his paper right along
And ays, ~Oh. dnnnor'
Ons day che cold u that ths world
(. Il NMnd. inst liks ball,
And that tases's uothing dewn bslow
It's staAdin' on 4 al.
last pA II chs told he truth.
u rsad HI papsr. tAsush.
And PAT HI ~ up on chair.
Ard said, ''Oh, dunnor
And oass The tsaohsr aid ths sly.
Amt hssvsa's Hoor, and tried
Tonaks - think No aassls walk
Alnn0 he oths ~.
AID = ~ utshs ! ~ nss "a,
,Aifaif - aid 'vsA. I'm,
Don't bother me about such things,
I'm busy-I dunnor'
Ono time bigger boy he said
The doctor didn't bring
Ny little baby sister in
Abox-no such thingi
That night sst my pa II what
That big boy said was so,
And pa he answered: "Oh, keep still
Confound 1t, dunnoW
l used to kind Of think somehow
That my pa knew lot
But that was wrong. or II he did
guess that he's forgot.
Since got started into school,
Most every day or 40
hear about q hundred things
Pn doesn't seem to know.
Chicago Record Herald.
Irwin Bros. will pay highest cash
rice for corn.
will psy cash for 10000 beshels Of
orn. Call and sec me.
The state herald., 1901-12-27
FOR HENT,

Six rooms over ny flots, suitable for
dwelling. Itf
H. H. wHIrnAA..
The state herald., 1901-12-27
FOR SALE,

A COED hvs year old saddle horse. Iu.
quirs at livery stable Of A. V. VAIN, Hol.
yoke, Colo. /
The state herald., 1901-12-27

NM. Bert Williams end family Of No.
Cook, Nsb., came up " holysls The
ART Of The wssk 70 spsad holidays.
The state herald., 1901-12-27
A Superb Enamel
Iron Bed Free

Ono number will DO given to every
customer who buys 81 worth Of goods foI
cash or paid by Jan. IA. The drawing
will be Jan. IA.
LKBLANc L ScHKUNEMANN
The state herald., 1901-12-27

j. DOUGLASS,
2702 Bristol st., Omaha, Neb.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

Osssss Chsssny esss down sroa
vIc,ss lsss vsst v s,ssd the helIdAy'
With hIs passots 10 this eousty.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

I will psy cash for 1000 beshels o
corn. Call and sec me.
+. H.WHITHAM.
The state herald., 1901-12-27
For aAlE.

Barred Plymouth lcck ocokersls. In
quirs Of A. 4. Shsfsf Iolyoks. Colo.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

WANTED pxKsONs ot CHAR
sr,ss and susd r~vs,ssios In ssrh stat. ,ose IN
,bls eoun,y s~aulrvsi, IN sepse.-as and advertise
old ss,ah,ish-d wealthy ba.ihs.s hoas. II .old
financial standing. s~isry eisoo weekly With
sspsnsr. additional. all p~,aLi. In cash sa.h
Wednesday direct from head sfic~s. nior.s and
rssvi.ss furnished. ~hen necessary. References.
knrios- .sif-sajfr.ssa stamped envelope. Man.
ss-s. ais cssissn t,piiiins. Chicago.
The state herald., 1901-12-27

Nrs. W. r. Hhsnp vent 70 Grant,
Nsb., wednesday sight 10 visit . week
with lsieads.
The state herald., 1901-12-27
LooSKLlN-PERKiNs.

At the hume Of The brides parents st
Hsxtup, Colo, on Wednesday De-, ~,
Rev. Stllman officiating. SuD'H Cesk.
lin aud Mics Lima Perkins Of Hsxtun
we're mASrisd. Both sss we'll ksows 70
the people Of Hoiyoks and the oounsy.
Fred Conklin hiss made his home ip
Hslyoks for lev yeah ssd 10 nov one
Of the d. 4 ". boys asd 10 held IN high
sssssu By the people Of our soss. TIE
bride 10 . dsushtss q Mr.. and Me.
Il. r. Perkins Of Hsxtun and 70 highly
rsGsrdsd By oil who knew hsr. Fred
Coaklin - 10 b. congratulated 90 secur.
log such - ssuisbls yousR lady for =
lifs oompsn,ou. They took the svsaiss
train Tor Sterling and On their rsturn
will bs d home 10 their iriends Ia Hol.
yoke. The HRnALp sxtssds best washes.