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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-19
Alfalfa Farm.

100 acres. one mile from Oberlin
County Seat, 30 acres In alfalfa and
80 acres In crop, 10 acres in pasture
5 acres good ash timber Sappa creek
crosses one corner OF the land. This
is all fenced and cross fenced with ash
posts and three wires. Enough fenc-
Ing on this place to fence q section Of
land. 10 acres Of alfalfa fenced In hog
pasture. so acres IL bottom and so
acres second bottom. All highly
adapted to the production Of alfalfa.
IMPRovEMENTs-FIne frame house,
24x2S, Is foot posts, 5 rooms. This
house Is practically-ncw and In good
repair, Frame barn, lSxJ0, framed
tlmbers room for 8 horses and tons
of hay. Other improvements; Frame
granary, corncrib, sheds, chicken
houses, corrals, stables, buggy she'd
and a machinery hall; the latter Is
20z4O feet; goog wellat the house only
30 feet deep, with windmill and pump
25 to 30 cherry trees and some peach
trees. All the improvements on this
place are In good repair and cost not
less than 1880 TO put them on the
place.
This is one Of the best farms In De-
catur county, and can be had for $500
Terms made known on application.
There are also A head Of unrcglster.
ed, thoroughbred, Hereford cattle,
that would be sold with the place, or
any part Of them at the option OF the
purchaser OF the land.
w. ii. Pratt, Phlllis5urg, Kansas
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-19
dly of My to perfect all necessary
arrangements. BY order Of:
j. W. MYERS, Commander.
j. ID. MATTEsoN, Adjutant.
Tn. Growth of Character

Character is not plant of the
mushroom family. 1t does not spring
up in night, nor come to maturity
in day. 1t IS a slow grower. Chang
ing the figure, character is house
keeper whose guests gradually mold
the host. Conscience is the sentinel
at the door. Every day some good
influence knocks at the dOOr-SOme
manly Tirtue or wOmanly grace seeks
admission. If the doOrkeeper admits
them and the host and hostess cher.
isheS their company the houSekeeper
is enriched and adorned. Bat II
Conscience, the sentinel, Is asleep
when these visitors call, and they
are compelled to 90 away, and ii
other callers of baSer sort are ad'
mitted-for they, too, knock at every
door-then character will suffer.
Here a little, there lttle-that is
the way character IS made. Sir
Philip Sidney was right when he
said: "There is no man suddenly
either excellently good or extremely
evil."-Ed Hoch In Marion Record.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-19

one and extend to her our heartfelt
sympathy in this her time of great
sorrow.
We have had special upllft In the
presence Of Mrs. Murphy, president OF
sixth district; have been much en-.
Unused by the encouraging words Of
Mr.. and Mrs Scott during this session
We tender our thanks to the trus'
tees of this church for the use Of same
to the business men of Agra who So
kindly advertised our coming by deco
rationS and otherwise; to the people
of Agra for the unhOunded hospital
lty Of their homes; to those whO as.
sisted in the music; to the ministers
who have helped with their counsel
and sympathy; and to all who have in
any way contributed towards making
our meeting a success.
Mrs. Jane Tracy,
Mrs. Lizzie Granger, Committee.
Mrs. Fannie Whitney,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-19
Memorial Services

Agra Post Ex-Uni0n Soldiers Me.
mortal services wi be held in Agra
On the 3Oth day of May 1904.
Agra Post will meet at $50 at their
hall on that day. March, from there
to some one Of the churches. where
the usual decoration services will
take place,
After the Memorial Address the Post
will proceed to the cemetery where the
graves will be decorated and services
ended.
All the other civic orders are cord
tally invited To meet with us on that
day and take part in the exercises.
1t is not definitely known whether
there will be a sermon on the 10Th
That will be announced later.
Comrades OF Agra Post cordially in
vite all ex-sOdera whether they
belong to the Post or not and all
other that are in sympathy with the
boys that wore the blue to meet with
us at our hall at 2 p. IN. on the 2lst
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-19
Notice

The complete program Of Memorial
Services for May 2gth. and 30th. will
appear in each Of the newspapers Of
this City next week. All I'M ending to
be present or participate in the SER
vices should preserve a copy Of the
same.
Remember that a cordial invi tatian
is extended to all persons to be pres.
ent on these days, and especially
old soldiers and their families. On the
Goth, of May the Post and w. r. G.
will meet promptly at Gebhart'S Hall
at 1890 a. m. and march 10 a body to
the Presbyterian church, and on the
Both. of May the Post and w. r. c..
will meet at the same place at l.30 p.
m. aud march from there to the same
church.
W. II. BoUGHToN. Post Com.
w. II. PRATT, Adjutant.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-19
Program.

The W. c. T. U, will glvs the fol-
lowing program at their next meeting
with Mrs. Janette Tannahlll, Friday
May 20, at 2:3O:
Singlng-FrOm White Ribbon Hymnal
Roll Call Response, Verse OF scrip
ture containing the word god
Sentence Prayers.
Minutes Of last meeting.
Notes from Convention
Mrs. Tannahill, Mrs. Tracy
THE Ladies Home Journal" and Pat
ent Medicines President,
"Some Phases OF the Statehood Blll''
Mrs. Heao Jck.
w. Q, T. q. DJxology.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-19

Arthur W. Nelson plowcd up a can
OF counterfeit silver dollars last Fri.
day while at work on the west half OF
the northeast quarter OF section one,
Center township. The can was seal.
ed up and perfectly full and contain
ed just 90 silver dollars. He was IN
town Saturday passing them around
to bis friends The find Is a relic
handed down by gang of counterfeit
ers who infested this section Of the
state about twenty years ago.--Jewell
County Mo niiOr.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-19
win Locate In Phillips County,

S. j. Vinsonhaler, the merchant Of
Oakvale, on Crystal Plains, has sold
his real estate and stock Of merchan.
disc to Bush &Buchanan, and will
locate In Dana, Phillips county, with
a general stock 1T dry goods and gro
ceries. Mr., Vinsonhaler has been In
this county for anumber OF years, and
leaves a large circle or friends who
wish him we'll In his new home
Smith County Pioneer
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-19
EIualiZ alien Notice.

The Board of County Commissioners
will meet at the office of county clerk
June 6 1904, as a Board of EQualiza-
tion. Anyone who feels aggrleved on
account Of his assessment will meet
the Commissioners at that time and
have his assessment adjusted.
Those In lst Commissioners district
will meet June I, 1904, In the End dist
IN June 9Th in the Bird district June 8.
j. f. RAMBo, County Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-19
PhliHpsburg Is growing.

Tie population of PnillipSburg as
found by Assessor Polling is 1883 which
is gain of Is per cent or l6l over last
years report. This number does not
include the residents of Auburn
Heights and Collins Addition, tive
Subdlvlons of the town which are not
within the city limits. With these
the population would run up to 1900
o" 400, and we believe they should be-
come a part vi the city proper.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-19
Normal Lectures.

State Superintendent Dayhoff will
lecture sometime during the coming
session of normal
Ed Amherst OFT of Chicago will de.
liver his lecture on "SOur Grapes
about June 10. THIS is a strong num-
Der.
r. e. p. Kline Of Ottawa UniverSi'
ty will lecture about June 10. Sub
ject to be announced later.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-19
Leland Exonerated.

They say up at Troy, declares the
Atchison Globe, that a sewing society
lately met and the members proceeded
to roast the men One old lady, a Mrs.
Cutler, aged So years, said: They
talk good deal about Cy Leland,
will say have known him five years,
and he has never once attempted tt
tlirt with me-"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-19

purposes of the pending campaign has
been the resolute investigation and
prosecution Of dishonesty in the post
Office Northumberland THE Pro-
gress of the World" In the American
Review OF Rcviws for May.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-19
$4,000 Ia Cash Premiums

Have you heard about ll9 Ask
your merchant for the Free Cash
Premium Certificate or the Press Adj
vertlsIng Co, 1907 Cash Premiums.
Get In on a prlz,; nothing less than
s.. 90; nothing more than 100000
Are they worth having?
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-19
For Sale.

A nice, new five room cottage. In.
qulrcat hrst house south Of Tookers
Hotel.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-19

Advertise IN the Herald.
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BEGu3 pa,JD
CIlRTG 49,
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Sic Mmfbe6wns bes Seimiten=
9efehea.

lleber Die Irasmeite oes 8el6IuI=
fes besiiali9 Der @ufbebung bes SEE
iuitengeieBes, ben Der oeutihe 8eihss
tag idon oer5hieoentli9 angenDrls
men uuo Dem Der oeutihe 8unoes=
rat jebt suaeitimmt bat, berrihen
teilweiie eans falihe geariffe. Wtau
glaubt uielfah, oas game am 19.
SUM 1872 angenDmmene @eleb lei
n~ufgebDben. 9as lit aber ni6t Der
Gau, es banoelt fid) bel bielem Be
ibluB nur nm Die G~ufbebung oes
8araQropben 2. 9as @eleb lautet:
5 /. Ser 9roen Der @eieuibafi
Seiu lift pDm @ebiet oes oeutid)er
&eides auseeibloHen. Die Grid.
tung oon @ieoerlaiiuneen oeslelber
lit ~unterla1t. Die aur 3eit bethlehem
ben Nieoerlaiiunaen fino binnen Ell
ner bonn 8unoeSrat gu beftimmen,
ben ssrtlt, tpelhe ieds Wonate midi
iiberiteigen oarf aufsulDien.
S 2. Die G~n9eb6rigen bes Or
bens Der @eieaidaft Selu tDnnen.
menn lie Nusldnber linb, aus Dem
8unoesaebiet auseenieien meroen;
uenn iie Sntdnoer lino, fam ibner
Der Nufentbalt in beltimmten 8esir'
ten 0oer Drten neriagt ooer anaetpie.
fen peroen.
Son oielem @eIeb iou nun ourd
&oA noELF,,E Ao9 0asL2k~@oa .a.S
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-17

Der uermidelteu 5ragen peroen
miiroe, Die lie aufgepDricn iino.
Wton fam oaber nur miinihen, 0aB
oieie8 GDnq(omerat bon Staten uno
GDlfern, weldes iid Oeiterreidz
uu9arn nennt, nod Elm penig 8us
Iamn1enholte, uno jeoe 8enounQ in
Der Bolitit, Die bieies weitere 3ns
iammenhalteu iDroert, 1T init Sreus
Den 81 beariBen.
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Gin aefd6rlid)er Sd)sndter.


8Du(tneD 8igelDm, Der BON uniez
rem eneliI6en 3eitun9en INNER als
rIutoritdt in beutlden pOlitilden
NneeleQenbeiten" be5ei6net miro, Der
in @irflihfeit aber nur iebr Dberz
ndblide &enntniiie uno iebr befan=
gene Nnlhauungen beiibt. bat iid
mieoer einn1al Elm Suternietu geleiftet
unb in bemielben Iein 2ieblin9stbenta,
ben &riea 5niiden 9euti6lano uno
Qmerifa, bebanoelt. 9ieler &rieg,
erfldrte er aub oie8 Mal mieoer, lei
ourAaus feline fernliegenoe WDQlidz
feit, i'm @egenteil, Die Stimmung in
0eutlblanb lei 10 feinoieli9 geaen
Nmerita, BOB man nit oieier WfDaz
limfeit ais elmer iebr nabeliegenoen
rehnen miiIe. uno oann fuate er
mod elm paar 8emerfunger hin8u,
nah berer man annebmen nuB, oaB
Die 2eute oriiben in 9eutiblaro
an nihts Nnoeres benfen alS an Den
beuoritebenoen Sriea nit Den Ser.
Staten.
BDultneD 8ieelop lit befanntlib
Elm Ghuls uno Stuoien :euno oes
oeutIben 9aiiers uno als lDldec
nurbe er oDr 8ilbelm benz 3meite j.
Dem &reile ieiner intimter Befannten
eineereibt. 8pultnep 8iaelow war
Bel alien 6Dffeitlihteiten at1meleno,
beeleitete ben &aiier auf Reilen uno
ole 6reunoidaft mar iebr groB. une
iere 3eitun9en peridumte1 audi feline
@eleeenbeit, auf oieie Sreunoidait
bin5umeilen uno in ben 9epeidlens
beridten lber 6offeitlidfeiten uno
oereleihen fteurierte aud tets Der
reinfa9 eefleioete 6err gigeloW, Der
5u ben g~ldusenoen unifornen in Der
umaebuna oes &ailers einen 10 oOr'
teilbafteu @eaeniaB biloete". Wtit
einem Mal aber mar es nit Der GRO
Zen JreunoIdaft pDrbei. Soultnep
8igelop NOR Dem gerbdnaniB aaer
Mmerifaner perfallen, CT bate lid)
Den &eportern GegenIber nlht
felt gen1e se5eigt, bate fb inter-
Dietpen lai1en uno bate alerlei Sn=
times bon leinem 8erfebr nit benz
Safer er5ablt. pa war'S gu gnoe
nit Der 0errtideeit Deg 6oflebens.
Son oa an tpuroe Der meinfab ges
tleioete 6err Bigelom" ni6t mebr
unter ben vQldn5enoen nnifDrmen in
Der umeebung oes &atiers" aeieben.
9eitbem aber lit aus benz 9euts
ibenfreuno Sigefew Elm entI6ieoener
Deutlhenfeino aen0coen, bee feine
@~eleoenbeit poriibereeben laBt, I'M
Ieiner unfreunoibaftliben @eiinnung
4usoruG 81 eeben. Set einiaen
Sabren 1T Der &rieg smiihen Deutlh'
lamb une ben Ser. Staaten lein Ste
denpfero, oas er nit elmer pabren
WOnne tummelt. Vile Nuaenblide
eraGblt er oabon. Nun 1T aaer0tngs
piel unfinr unter Dem, mas er iagt,
aber bas Shlimme lit, Die 2eute ba=
ben ieinen Namen 10 oft in Gerbin~
ouna nit 9eutidlano nennen 9ebDrt.
oaB ife tatfd@lid glauben, er miiiie
cine maBeebenbe IutBritat fir ale
oeutiden Nneeleaenbeiten fem. SAB
es in @irffidfeit rur beleioiate @itel=
teit ift. Die aus linn ipriht, piiien
bic @enieIten, uno oespegen lit
bieler Wanr AUDI iD geFdbrlih; elmer
Der eefdbrlibften unter ben nielen
Sbpdbern, Die uniinn iiber Die 8ez
siebungen smiihen 9eutlblano une
ben Ser. Staten auiammenreben
uno oielen l1nfinn oann perDffent<
lid1en.
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%iteIeu, ais penn ourb Oie1en 8ez
i6luB Der 8eltano oe8 beutI6en
Reibes in @efabr 9ebradt iei. @enn
Dem Geid feline Iblimmeren @efa6s
rem brOben, fam man rubig Iein,
Die @efabr, Die ibm aus oieient Be-
ihluB ertudbit, miro es iberpinoen
f1uuPn.
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Sin granerlptcl abaememDet.

r@eraoe nod i'm lebten WUment
uuroe unler tleiner &uabe gerettet!"
i6reibt Srau @. 8attin8 uon 8lea@
iant gitD, Sbiu. Die 2ungenents
Sinouug bate i'm arg mitaelpielt
uno er tpuroe auBeroem BON einem
furdtbaren 6uiteu 9epla9t. Die
NerSte be6auoelten i'm. aber es
purbe NIT ihm i1limmer BON Tag
Al Iaae. SblieBlih oeriu6ten mir
Or. Sings 0eue @ntoeduue fir
ShpinoIuht unb infer 2ieblina
muroe gerettet. gr lit iebt geiuno
uno munter." Se6ermann iDQte
miiien, DAB oies Die einSiae 9ur fir
6uiten, @rtaltunaen uno ale 2uns
aen'B elhmeroen lift. @arantiert ourd
s.. &altener & S0bn unb Noolpb
9reiB, Npotbeter. Breis 80 Gents
uno $l.00. BrObeilaiGlen frei.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
An Unusual Opportunity.

Clark < Faulkner will pay back your
money if Pepsikola fails to cure dyspep-
sia. "Never in the history of this store. "
said one Of the above druggists TO rep
resentative OF a Wholesale drug house,
has there been 80 great a demand for a
new remedy as there is just now for Pep
sikola." Greeley people are coming in
every day inquiring if it really is true
that we sell Pepsikola with the under
standing 1t will cure dyspepsia or pay
back the money "Of course this guar
autee plan is quite unusual but We do
just as we agree and We will hand back
your quarter without the least argument
if you are not decidedly benefited" "As
matter of fact" continued the drug
CYST, not one person in fifty has asked
for their money, and it may surprise you
| to know at least dozen within the last
ten days have been in to tell us how
much they have been relieved, and how
glad they are to know at last there is a
remedy that really will cure Indigestion
and dyspepria.'
Pepsikola braces up and tones every
nerve and fibre, helps digest the food,
puts new life into the digestive organs,
improves the appetite, clears up the com
plexon, cures biliousness, dizzy spells,
coated tongue and sick headache.
Try it for ten days and if you don't
see big improvement step in and tell
Clark & Faulkner and they will hand
back your quarter cheerfully and with
ont argument
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
.BEATSCORN FOR FEED
Peas Used for Fattenipg Lambs
for Market,

Proi' Carlyle Of the Agricultural
college expects next summer to make
an experiment with peas for lamb
fattening. The experiment has al
ready been tried by some farmers
with considerable success. The Mex.
lean pea is used. The peas are sown
and when ripe the lambs are let into
the held to feed. The peas ripen
from about October 20 to November
Is.
Reports from the vicinity of Sag
auche, Colo, give facts and figures
on lambs fed upon the peas, which
are said to make superior grade OF
mutton to corn. Following are re-
ports OF some individual cases:
Fairfield Sylvester and his two
sons, Frank and o. W. Sylvester,
fed together about $4,000 head of
lambs They will make profit out
OF the q COO lambs of not less than
$4,000 Sam Spencer bought l,5OO
lambs On November 2. He sold on
January IS in Chicago, and these
lambs made him about 81, 500 profit.
Grant Newmeyer, who lives ten miles
north of Monte Vista, bought 600
head vi lambs on November /, weigh
ing 81 pounds, and paid $3.50 per
bundled He sold these lambs on
February IL In Chicago and their
net weight was 1884 pounds, at So. 10
per hundred. A few of the poorer
ones sold at $3.50 He fed at Lincoln
one day and Montgomery six days
He caught the market and made a
net profit on his lambs OF 81. % per
head. L. II. Earmire, who lives
about nine miles north of Monte
Vista, bought or October 81, 1855
lambs, paying $3.50 per hundred,
weighing g. pounds. He sold on
January l6 to local buyer for 81. rs
per- hundred, making profit OF
81, $50. He run them on $50 acres
ofpeas that was about one-sixth OF a
crop. He did not keep The lambs on
the field long enough to eat up all
the peas and expects to at least help
fatten some hogs from what is left
OF the field of peas. Chris Settlers
bought on October % 564 lambs for
which he paid 800. They averaged
when bought "a pounds. They we're
sold in Chicago on January II at
500 and s6.l0. The average when
sold was Il pounds. He received a
profit of ss74.47 for the peas they
ate.'
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
Best Cough Medicine for Children.

When you buy cough medicine
for small children you want one in
which you can place implicit con-
6dence. You want one that not only
relieves but cures. You want one
that is unQuestionably harmless. You
want one that is pleasant to take.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets
all of these conditions. There is
nothing so good for the coughs and
colds incident to childhood. 1t is
also certain preventive and cure
for Group. and there is no danger
whatever from whooping cough when
it is given. 1t has been used in many
epidemics of that disease with per-
feet success. For sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
Craig's for new fiction.

Window shades at right prices
NOah's Ark.
For all varieties OF seeds in bulk
see Pier Brothers.
See the new line Of fancy glassware
at The Park Merchandise compapy's,
Get your stoneware at 10 cents the
gallon all next week at Noah's Ark.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. White
OF Lone Tree Thursday, April !, a
son.
II YOU want an organ or piano on
easy payments, see L. G. Wonacott,
7O5 Main
The Hamilton Piano has national
reputation. Get one. l.. G. Won
acott, 7O5 Main.
We have the best line Of teas and
oof1ees In town. The Park Mer-
chandise company.
The Phelps Shoe Store sells solid
leather shoes that give months Of
wear aud months Of comfort.
Nice, fresh, sweet Naval oranges,
10, 20, %, 30 and 30 cents dozen at
The Park Merchandise company's.
The Phelps Shoe Store can show
you the neatest styles in ladies' low
shoes in welts and turns, from $3.50
to So so.
Light match and the Detroit
Jewel Gas Range is ready for bust
ness at once. Examine them at Pier
Brothers.
III anything goes wrong with an
irrigating boot bought at The Phelps
Shoe Store, bring it back and have
the pair replaced.
Miss Rozene Meeker Is stopping
with Mrs. N. Rowles, sos Tenth
street, and will be pleased to see all
of her friends there.
The masons are now working on
the second story of the new Williams
building on Ninth street, and are
rushing things along rapidly.
W. K. Adams has filed suit in the
county court against Il. E. Churchill
to collect $3.50 principal and interest,
claimed to be due upon note given
January l, 1899.
Gill & Decker topped the season s
lamb market in Chicago Monday. Mr..
Gill sold three cars of stock for So IS
the hundred pounds and the lambs
averaged S715 pounds.
Mrs. r. Strauss and daughter
Adele will leave for Philadelphia
IN a few days to visit relstives. On
their return they will stop at St.
Louis 20 see the big fair.
Charles O. Sprenger, proprietor of
the magazine irrigation. was IN
the city several days last week In the
interest Of his publication and also
in the interest of the Colorado
Promotion and Publicity eoRamittee.
The new stone sidewalk around
the McElroy property. corner OF
Eighth avenue and Ninth street, is
now completed. aud by being raised
no to Trade leaves it high and dry
nearly two feet above the present
street surface.
Officers OF Union colony are already
sending out notices that it viii! be
necessary to renew the charter OF the
organization In 1910 il it is desired
to continue the existence OF the COL
ony. They are therefore asking that
information in regard to the where
abouts OF original members of the
colony or their representatives be
sent either to Robert Steele, secre-
tary OF the colony, or H. I. West,
president.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
Big Horn Basin, Wyoming.

Cheap improved farms at from SIS
to $40 per acre, lots OF water guar
anteed with each ranch; will produce
as much again per acre as eastern
land: will double in value in eighteen
months. II you want an investment
or a home, now is the time to buy.
For further information and printed
list of farms, address
G. c. ELLIS & SON,
Basin City, Wyo.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1904-04-14
HEALTH IS YOUTH.
Disease and Sickness Bring Old Age

Herbine, taken every morning before
breakfast, will keep you in robust
health, fit you to ward off disease. 1t
cures constipation, biliousness, dyspep-
STA, fever. skin, liver and kidney com
plants, 1t purities the blood and clears
the complexion. Mrs. d. w. Smith,
Whitney, Texas. writes Apr g. 1902: 81
have used Herbine and fed it the best
medicine for constipation and liver
troubles. 1t does all you claim for it.
| can highly recommend it," SOC bot
tie. Sold by all druggists.