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American League.

CBy the Associated Prcss.)
At Cnica 90 Il. II. e.
Chicago 80 90 Ii y
Washington 30 D -
Ratterias. Walsh, Smith, Sullivan
and Mcfarland; Wolfe, Patten and
Kittred"c.
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Al g Louis r. H. E.
St Louis. 2 0 90 00 0 o . a q
Philadelphia 0 0 O-lo 10
Batteries: SieVer ana hahoei HEN
Ie.- and Powers.
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Election Of Officers.

Here the committee appointed to
nominate the officers. this consisting
of Messrs. G. II. Pou. G. c. Moore and
A. l.. French reported, and the con-
vention elected Mr.. e. l.. Daughtridge,
of Edgecombe, PRESIDENT; John T..
Kerr, of Asheville, vice-president this
being a new otfice); DR.. c. w. Burllett,
secretary and authorized the president
and secretary to appoint an executive
committee-this being newly created
of ninety-seven members, one from
each county. Mr.. r. W. Scott had de-
clined a recollection and after the Off
GERS were elected made a short speech
Of thanks for the honors previously
given him. with thanks also for cour-
teSieS shown.
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The Last Arrivals.

There were registered yesterday at
the convention the following:
ID. A. Sasser. Of GoIdsboro; Geo.
Shellem, of Raleigh; j. O. Green. of
Franklinton: W. II. Britt. of Garner;
Eugene Teal of Greensboro, and
Cicero Broome. of Greensboro.
An interested visitor during the
morning was CO.. John S. Cunningham
of Person, who came in to spend the
day at the convention and be with the
Board of Agriculture. He expressed
himself as being delighted with the
work of the day and what he had
heard of the convention.
The registration on Tuesday was as
follows:
w. G. Wright, Oxford J. NJ. Eddins
Wakefield; j. G.. Daniel, Youngsville;
G. b. Rhodes, w. NJ. McFayden, Rae
ford; w. c. Whitaker, Enfield; o. a.
Daniel, c.. G.. Daniel Oxford; p. B.
Neal, Madison; julius Everett, Hal
flax county; l.. j. Baker, Halifax coun-
ty; j: d. Hamilton, G. H. Morgan,
Smithfield; j. C. Gardner, John w.
Gardner, Macon; J. A. Thompson,
Lumberton; d. III, Britt, Grady; w. w.
Moray, Harnett county; j. w. Bryan.
Sampson county: w. A. Bizzell New
ton Grove; f. w. Carroll, Sampson
county; ]. II. Currie, Fayetteville Rev.
c. c. Williams, G. w. Hines, j. II.
HollingswOrth, w. II. Culpepper.
Franklin county; r. H. Shaw, Dayton
G. w. Wright, Oxford; r. G. Pittman.
Griftor; I. 3. Parker, Hillsboro; w.
+. Rodwell Warren county; w. II. Ba-
son, SWepsonville; Hubert Eddins.
Wakefield: r. Ferguson, Lenoir; A. #.
Whitsett Greensboro; w, e. Seymore,
Raleigh; j. G. Creelman, Franklin
county; S. e. Edwards, Nash county:
II. K. Howard, Sampson county: w,
+. Wilson, Chatham county; Mrs. w.
+. Wilson. Chatham county: w. G..
Wright, Oxford e. e. Wilson, Chat
ham; A. l.. Wilson, L. N. Wyatt.
Wake; w. j. Robinson, Cumberland:
/. y. Meares, B. M. HARRISON. Co
lumbus county; Rev. Fl. Cover. Clay
ton; n. P. Pike, Kenly; S. e. Ed
wards, Nash county.
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At Cleveland

At CI0voI1nG- Il. II. i.
cIeno,and oOO0011-2 Z 2
Boston .202 600 1 OF IL 2
Batteries: Joss, Rhoades and
Bemis; Dineen and Crieer
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At Detroit H. n ~,
Detroit % y g
batteries: Kitson and Beville;
ChesebrO and Mcclure.
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S. u. YOUNG,
McCullers, N c.
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This March 23rd, 1903
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Wool and Mutton.

breeds he gave the great praise 10
the merino. The outlook in North
Carolina for this industry he held to
be as bright as could be.
DIR. r. III. Speight. of Edgecombe,
not being present his paper on Neigh
borhood cooperative Cotton Seed Oil
Mills was not heard.
The Culture of Corn.
The convention, having concluded
lhe papers of the morning went over
INTO The afternoon exercises and from
the work there outlined it first pulled
forth DR.. Burkett, of the A. and M,
who, coatless and in costume thai
showed he was a worker, discussed
Modern Methods in Corn Culture"
Early in the address he advised that
proper productivity of soil is the first
essential of corn culture. and he dis
,uSsed the question of the lack Of
moisture or of fertilizer in the soil,
showing what was needed to get this
needed productivity. Then the speak
.r began with the dropping of the
.orn and the fertilizer and traced the
cornS growth, showing in SO doing the
mount of cultivation and the farm
machinery used. Every man in the
audience gave close attention, and
heir faces showed that they We're
friends of Mr.. Corn and wanted 20
earn how best to cultivate him.
Or. Burkett gave three reasons for
'ultyating corn, these being Cd to
Hill the weeds. ca as tillage is man.
ure, and. this changes unavailable
pieht food into available, and CD to
conserve moisture and keep it i'm the
SOIL The dryer the earth the more
CULTIVATION is needed" declared the
lecturer. In speaking of corn Guilt
vatlon he also treated of crops possi
bic to be cultivated on the same land
before and after the corn crop.
The speaker urged the Individual
study of conditions by the farmers
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C0loNIST RATES.

During March and April tho Burling-
ton will ssll one way tickets to tho Paci-
nc coast at very low rates. Here are
soms Of thsm:
e25 to San Francisco and Los Angeles.
So to Portland, Tacoma and Seattle.
t22.50 to Spokane.
$40 te Salt Lake City, Butte and He
lena.
SIS to Big Horn Basin, Wyo.
Proporuonstely low rates to hundreds
OF ether points.
These rates offer an sIosllent oppor
,unity to see the great Northwest which
presents unusual attractions 10 the home
seekes. IL possesses the iron and lumb.
ar OF Michigan, the wheat Of Ninnssots,
the wool OF Ohio, the fisheries OF New
England ana . seaboard rivaling the At
isptic Coast.
Ifyou will tell me where you are 60.
'ng, ! shall be glad To give you full in
formation about rates. train service,
sleeping car service aud send yen advsr-
using matter descriptive ei these won.
asriul sections. J. FRANCIS, Gsnl.
Psss. Agt Ornsba
Sc hobrAska.
The state herald., 1904-03-18

The only place IN the world where
Tour s,ates, territories or provinces Join,
IL where the bouudry lines oI Colorado,
Utah. Now Mexico and Arizona meet.
II Is the only "forr.cntners' combina.
lion OF political divisions, OF the kind, 90
earth. aud the United States has marked
the place with stone monument, the
names of the four divisions being is-
scribad on tie shaft.
The spot 10 in the heart Of a country
once dsnseiy populated by clitfdwellers,
aud access to 1t is so difficult ,hs, Few
tourists mike their way there. Msucos,
Colo, is the nearest railroad town, and IA
one handred miles distant. We're 1t not
for the boulders lying about, n wagon
could be- set down, n,vihh each wheel in q
different state.
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fAVOUITe HOME PAPER.
Why The Twiee-A-Week Repsbii
mas Achieved Wide Popularity.


mas Achieved wide Popularity.
Established for nearly q century and
read regularly by more than 100000 per.
sons in tho west and Southwest. the
T-ics-A. Week Republic Of 81. Loum
can Justly lay claim IA that snvisbls de
uuotion, "Fayori,e Home Paper" It 10
great becu,s it has alssys aimed to 10.
isrn. instruct and entertain Its readers
on all matters of public sud home inter.
est. In 1904 ii -ill be especially inter.
sstlng and valuable. Hare are ssms r.s
sons Why you should Asbscriss Ter IT;
This 10 campsigs year. and ysu Will
ssnt to be informed Of the nsvsmsris
Of party leaders. reports Of Ii. grsn, Nat.
,ersl and State con,sutiops. the progress
s' the campaign, reports Of the elections
etc. You will want to hnov all about
the Worlds Fair. TO DO held IN 81. Loui.
from April ~ to Dsosmhsf |. 1906 You
sill be Interested in aud kept well in.
formed by the Farm Visitor. a regular
suppisnsst Of the paper, prepared sspe
c'AlIy Tor the farmer sss his family.
rou will want TO kRov ~hst the wsrld
10 doins IN every field Of se,i,i,y, and
through the unsurpassed asus asd spec
i.l service OF the Twios-h- Week Rspus.
llc yeu will no. oe disappointed.
in short sksiosss, choice bits OF ncuon
srtielss Of interest TO women, children
snd he home, fsshiop hints and helpful
housshould suggsstisas the T.ics-A-
Week itspuble easily Loads among the
wsssliss OF the great West.
II you ~sat the T-ios-A- Week Rsrub-
lio ssst to your sddrsss. order al once d..
rec, IRON ,hs once 81 IT Louis. No. or
through your local nsvsssslsr. II eos,s
esly u syssr
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A RERuKE To IHE BAR

The Amsriesa Bar association u.ight
better do little Housekeeping on it's
own premises before It puts the nation
Ia order. When 90 see-and we do see
I, every day the wheels Of justice block.
ed to the abuse and annoyance Of the
homes, and the protection Of the guilty
when ss SEQ trick and shift and delay
substituted for clear. prompt and de.
cisiVr action, when wo see judges grant.
ing stays to m-n .hrice fousd guilty and
dsfraying the sentiment and conscience
OF tho nation, when we 10. tbs increase
OF lypcbipg that arises from growing
mis,rust or contempt for courts. 1t seems
I" II n little nigh, be done by 80 inhu.
entail body H the Bar ASSOCIATION TO
ward the rcsioi alton Of simpler and sur,
or methods IN cour, prastice. Brooslyn
EsgI-.
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with this summons, or II the service hereof
be made out Of this state, then ten days ad
ditional to the time hereinbetore specified
for appearance and answer will be allowed
before the taking of Judgement by default a.
aforesaid,
The said action Is brought to quiet the u.
tie In the plaintin to the south sno half (}<)
OF section eighteen (ls) in township seven a.
North Of range forty Ave (4b) west Of the 9th
Phillips county, Colorado, as will more
fully appear from the complaint in said act
Ion to which reference IL here made.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail to appear, and to answer the said com.
plant as above required, the said plaintiff
will take default and Judgement as PRAYED.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
district court At Holyoke. Colo, in said coun.
ty this sth day OF Feb. A D 1901,
w. G. HELLAND,
Clerk Of the District court Of
(5EALl Phillips county, Colorado.
is BENNETT, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The state herald., 1904-03-18
HACeMAN..ELLlS.

At the Presbyterian parsonage in Hol-
yoke on Wednesday, March 10th, Rev. 8.
A. Parker officiating, Ernest Hagenan
and Miss Effie Ellis both OF this county
were united IN marriage. These young
people are we'll known in this county
where they have spent the most of th.ir
lives, Ernest Is one of the successful
young farmers Of the county and is high.
ly respected by all who know HIM. The
bride IS . daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Ellis. highly respected residents oi
this county, and is held in high esteem
by large circle Of friends. The young
couple will make their home on theil
farm in the northern part Of the count,
where Ernest hss recently built = nev
dwelling house. The HERALD extendi
ERsst wishes.
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was allowed for % @ 1901

was allowed for 70 G 1909 500
Claim of II johnson for s2sb74 for fees as
Treasurer was allowed for 10 y lsol) 2s5 "a
Claim OF W d kolsey for $3.50 for fees as
judge was allowed for 70 1909 $50
Claim of N White for $3.50 for services as
clerk was allowed for 70 G 1907 $3.50
CHIN OF o o Zingg for al9sS for goods, Strand
500 and Ransom $7.s6 was allowed for 70 Z
1902 IL 50
Claim of R Peter for 5000 for services
guarding court house was allowed for 20 G lS02)
5000
Claim OF Geo Ainsworth for $500 for services
as sheep inspector was allowed for 70 u 1908,
600
Claim of Out West Printing Co for e7.ss for
supplies for county was allowed for 70 c 1909
795
Clam Of G B Weir for siOo for part payment
for srlary for first quarter 1901 was allowed for
20 Q 1902 100 %
Claim Of Alex sedorburg for >2i.eo for ser.
vices as sheriff was allowed for 70 G i7o2, 2ioo
Monthly feo report Of treasurer for February
was ordered filsd.
On motion the county clerk was instructed
to draw warrant In faver Of q W Shuler for
500 to pay for abstract Of lot 10 in block al
Holyoke Colorado to comply with original con-
tract to purchase said lot.
On motion tho county clerk WIS instructed to
draw warrant on the out standing debt fund
in favor of W Z Heginbotham for insurance
policy on court house for si2.U. policy for $1,000,
in effect for Q months.
Claim Of II Painter for eis.s2 for county
printing was allowed for 70 Z 1901 1889
Claim of A Peterson for s39 90 for services
as commissioner was allowed for 70 g lo02l % 20
Claim Of d II Freeman for s2i. 10 for services
MS Commissioners was allowed for 10 1901 81 20
Claim Of r Foster for t2l. 80 for serveces as
commissioner was allowed for 70 C 1903 Il %
Claim of A r nenburs for 500 for work
done on road on west side Of section Is 10 was
allowed for ~ Z 1902 500
Board adjourned to meet March 18th, 1904, at
Ga. IN.
certify the above To be correct.
X. N. WHITE, County Clerk.
The state herald., 1904-03-18

On the Nth instsnt the UnIted States
supreme court handed down an opinion
IN tbs noted merger case holding that
the Northern Securities Company had
violated the antttrnst law. This decis.
ion will put stop to III. much windy
talk that has been indulgrd IN about
the Sherman anti trust Law having no
merit snd shows plainly that all tbs,
VA needed 10 project the people again.,
such trust combinations was officials
with back bone enough to sse that the
Law was sniorcsd. Under this decision
the combination of competing railway
systsms will be stopped and It sesm.
reasonable TO believe that, through the
same line of reasoning by which this
decision WAS reached, the consolidation
Of other competing business enterprise,
may also be prevented.
The state herald., 1904-03-18
ALIAS SUhAOHh


County Of Phiiiips
= y Dawson. plaintiff vs JAines Montsomsp.
william d Esglsston. dsfendash.
The People Of Ths State OF Colorado,
To James Montgomery. William ID Esslss,on
he defendants above named. greetlnsi
You are hereby require: to appear In an
action brought against you BY the above
named piainun In the county court, Of
Phillips county. state Of colorado. and ans
vsr tho complaint therein within twenty
days after tho service hereof. n served with.
in this county; or. n served out OF this eoun-
~. or by publication, within thirty days af-
ter the service hereof. stcluaved the day
Of service; or judgment by default viii be
taken against you according to the prayer
OF the COM isint. Aud " = copy II the com
plant In the above entitled action be not
served with this summons. or ~ the service
hereof ~ made out OF this stats, then Ton
days additional TO the time h.rsinbcfoF.
specified Tor appsarsues and answer will bs
allowed before the taking Of judgnsnt by de
fault as Aforesaid.
The ssid action 10 brought TO quisi tho
iii. 10 the following a..srib.d land. Nv Y Of
ese township Q north Of rsnEs N vvst Of IL.
eth IN 10 the eounty of rliilips and state Of
Colorado plaintiff alleging that b. 10 the alb.
soluts ovs.t and In possessloa Of ssid Land
that III. defendants make ssms claim ed.
'sr.s To his title and -st.ts therein o.
will more fnlly sppesr from lie complain, In
said scuen 10 which reference 10 here made.
And you ar. hereby notinsd that " you fsii
70 appear. and ~ ansssr III. sad complain,
ss above required, the saia plsinur -ill tals
dsfsul, and iudsinsnt ss prsJsd.
Given under ~, hand aud The seal Of ih.
soaby court At Hol,ots Colo. is s.ld eosnt,.
this nth dAy VI Jas. A ID 1904.
", u. kELskr,
Jadss OF the eoanty Court.
hBALl Phillips County, Colo,
in rAisrss, A,,otn., Tor rislstin.
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he dear voters.

petition signed some time ago by
5000 persons has been presented to the
Italian government asking for pension
OF $500 per annum to bs conferred on o
woman named Maddaiina Grsnstts, who
hiss given birth to hxty-two children
tiftynine boys and three girls-during
her married life. In nine years she pre-
cents her husband with eleven sets OF
triplets, three groups Of quadruplats,
one group OF six, and the other eleven
children came singly, She is now 81
years old aud inc .pabls Of work.--Ea.
The state herald., 1904-03-18


this week. They have donnsd their
aprons aud gone to work In real earnest.
Tbs sth grade 10 extremely busy this
week plastering, papering and carpstipg,
ION paper). They have finished text
books In Commercial Geography and in
Grammar and are reviewing.
Delevan Sears has presented Mrs.
Zimmerman some very pr.tty pictures
tor the school room.
The pupils OF the 4th grade are max.
ing . vigorous attack on "long division" /"
The 9th grade on fractions.
Letha Mckinney was the champion
speller in the spelling match held in
Miss DonnelIy's room last Friday.
The state herald., 1904-03-18

IL 10 decideiy nnwis. Tor Colorado re-,
publicans To bring out tNo candidates
for tho nomiuAtion for vice pr~.,dvb,.
The party has plenty Of m-n In tbis
state who could al that etics IN n man
nrr crcd,tabl- 10 themselves aud party
BOT It IA not good politics TO d.yid. the
strength Of tho pv,y on two oandi
dA,-s. Governor P.sbody has made n
good record during his term of oisc.. n
record tha, has attracted tho stt.ntion
aud approval Of the iAu,sbidiDg citizens
of the other states, A. tho parry
heartily enderses bis record ss
governor. thsr. would seem to be no
good reason Why h. would not be .a,,s
factory to tho party Of tho state ss =
candidate for tb. nomination Ter vioe
.fssidsnt. itit 10 found thst h- eAnno,
commsnd Tho support Of sn undivided
party. then Ia, this honor b. bestowed
npnn so1c republican Who eau More
tLsn "n~ espdidst. for this honor ~ill
not ohi, tend 10 foster fsc,ipnali.m In
the party bat Will -sss.n The inilu.no.
~ the Colorado csadidA,. befur. ths
natiansl convention
The state herald., 1904-03-18
SUMMONS,

County Of phiiiip., /"
In tho district court,
bE Alnssofth. riAin'ir, " Ind websr, do.
frndAnt
The People OF the state OF Colorado.
To Ind Weber, tho defendant sho'. named
.fealinRl
You hra hereby required d, appear IN an
action brought ngains, you ny N. Al ovs
named pihintff IN the district court of riiil
lips county, state of Colorado aud answer
III. complaint ihcf.in wiihn twenty days
Aiisf The service hrfrof, " served within this
county of, " served out ~ this county, ~
by publication, within thirty days after m.
service hereof. exclusive ot the dsy n set
,ire, or judgement D., ds'sui, will ba iaken
against you according 10 The prayer of tho
complaint, Ani " copy ~ the oomplAint
Ia the above entiticd sti,on bs 40, served
The state herald., 1904-03-18
Int ADVERTISING WORLD.

DO you do ANY sor, OF advertising by
newspapers. booklets, circulars, or by
any other m.tbod9 n 90, you ubonld
tno~ about oaf monthly containing in'
formation. plans. eussepi'ons sbd ideas
Tor advertisers. s,h year; - 10 .. page.
Send 10 day Tor free sample, or 10 cent,
Ter fout neuths trial Adir..s, The IA
'stlisine World, Columbus, obiy
The state herald., 1904-03-18
THE BALTIMURE FIRE.

The folloming insurance companies
paid losses in tho great fire.
The Norwich Union Society paid $780,
900.
The Phenix Of Brooklyn. N. Y. paid
500, 900.
The Traders OF Chicago paid $40, 900.
The annual income OF these companies
runs a. ioilows.
The Norwich Union Society IS, 5OO 600.
The Phenix Of Brooklyn $1,000 900.
The Traders Of Chicago $500, 900.
Official figures at my office.
E. n. McPherrin, Agent.
The state herald., 1904-03-18
MARCH NUMBER.
New Idea Woman's Magazine.


OF especial interest to the readers Of
this progressive periodical will prove the
first Of q series Of "Drief Business Talks
for Women" by Katherine Louise Smith
in the March plumber. Der hints to her
fellow. women for a better knowledge In
the care Of money will prove OF exceed
ing value to those who heed them. "The
Vicereine OF Iudia," as presented BY
Walden Fawcstt, deals with the remark
able success of that beautiful American
woman, Lady Curzon. Articles sppro-
pirate to Spring in the house and garden
arc "FlowerinR Plants for the Window
gorden," by Ebsn f. Rsxford; "Ra,sing
Mushrooms for Profit" by Madeline
Reilly; aud Gardening Under Nuslin," !"
by George Ethslssrt Walsh.
The state herald., 1904-03-18
WANTED

SPECIAL BsprssestAtivs 10 this snd a.
joining territories. TO represent and cd.
'sriiss sp old established wealthy bus,-
nee. hoase Of solid h1sroisi standing.
Salary t?i vessly. 9TH sIpen.ss. paid
sses hondsy by check dirse, from head.
quarters. Hsp.psss advanced, spd
horse aud buggy Furnished when p.cs.
ssr, ! position psrmsnent Address, Tho
Csl~mtis, g3o xoson Bldg, Chicago, H.
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Legal Notices
sUMMoSs.
caas.s e.sis q Of aoi2iifS; Fsiiiip.. +.

BUNAOSB.
State OF Colorado,
County Of Phillips !
In the district court.
4 z Ainsworth, plaintiff vs John r wallandsr
and Emily Y Barnard. defendant.
THO People Of the Stats of Colorado.
To John p wsliander and Emily v Barnard.
the defendant above named greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in Al act
Ion brought against you by the sbovs named
plaintiff in the district conrt Of Phillips county
State OF Colorado. md answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the service
hereof. II served within this county; or. IL
served out Of this county, or by publication.
within thirty days after the service here OF. .I.
elusive Of day Of service; or Judgement BY de-
fault will be taken against you according to the
prayer Of the complaint And II copy Of the
complaint In the above entitled action bo not
served with this Summons, or II the service
hsreofbe made out Of the State, then ten days
sdditional 10 the time hereinbsfore specit ID
for appearance and answer will be allowed bc-
fore the taking OF judgement py default ~
AforesAid.
The said action 10 brought to quiet the title
In tho plaintiff to the south east quhrtsr tssal
Of section twenty (2Dl in township eight N)north
Of range fortysiI i,o) west of the 9th N in the
county OF Phillips and state Of Colorado, plain
tf alleging that ho Ia the owner Of said land and
in possession OF tho same and TINT tho defendants
mako some claim adverse to the estate Of the
plaintiff In tho same as will more fully sppear
fromths complaint In said action to which refer
snes 10 here mado.
And you are hereby nouged that " you fail to
appear. and To answer the said complaint ss
above required. tho ssid plaintiff will take
default and judgemsnt as prayed.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
district sourt al Holyoke. Colorado in said
esaSs. this sth day Of Jan. A. d. 1901.
w.G. HHILAsR.
Clerk of the District Court,
tskALJ Phillips county. Colsrsdo.
JHPIsral, Attorney for tlsintia.
The state herald., 1904-03-18
WANrED-sHvKT

wkNrED-sHvKRAL INDUSTRIOUS PER
sons in each state 10 travel for house s.tAb-
iished eleven years and with large capital. To
call upon merchants and agents for successful
and profitable line. Permanent engussmrat
Weekly cash SALARY OF SIS and all travelling sI-
p~nscs and hotel bills advanced in cash each
week E1periencc no, essential. Mention rsf-
ersnes and enclose self-sddr.s..d envelope
THE NATIONAL. Sst dearborn ST., ChiesEs.
The state herald., 1904-03-18
AGENTS WANTED.

LIFR OF T. DEWITT TALnAGK. by
his jon. kEV. FRANK DEWITT TALNAGE
And associate editors of Christian Herald.
Only book endorsed by Taimsge family.
Enormous pront for sgents who act suiokly.
0utnt ten cents. nrits Immediately
CLARK { CO. sas =. 9th IT. Phiia..
Pa Mention this Paper.
The state herald., 1904-03-18

Although the fall election is several
months IN the future, still would.be can
didstes are already beginning to make
themselves known as such by their
friendly smiles amt hesrty hand shakes
and apparent interest IN the general vel.
fare of the dear voters
The state herald., 1904-03-18
HnRsE EnR SALE

/ hsve for sale cheap a good registered
stallion, a good foal getter and sound in
every particular. Reason for selling,
have stood him 8 years and must change
stalhons. G. Il. Watkins,
4-8 Venango, Neb.
The state herald., 1904-03-18

The purchase Of SIS worth OF goods
At my store entities you to have picture
enlarged. Come in and ouy your goods
and get as oil portrait with every t2S
purchase Of goods.