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Mr.. William A. Radford Will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
subject Of building for the readers Of this
paperr On account of his wide expe-
rience as Editor. Author and Manufac-
authority on all these subjects. Address
all inquiries to William A. Radford, No.
Ig4 Fifth Ave. Chicago, ILL.,, and only
enclose two-cent stamp for reply.
For a country house or a corner
lot in a village this house plan is very
appropriate. 1t often happens that
the parlor and the spare bedroom are
very little used, but the family is not
satisfied without suitable provision
for a visitor, and they appreciate a
good. comfortable parlor when occa-
sion requires, but it is not necessary
60 have these rooms heated at all
times during the winter. This plan
provides for a coy compact house of
six rooms with two store rooms with
out counting the parlor and spare
bedroom. In this way it is easy to
economic on fuel and still have all
the comforts of a warm, we'll ar
ranged house. For summer house
the plan Is complete There is plen-
ty of room and a great opportunity
for ventilation.
The specifications call for a screen
over the opening to the cold air duct
which furnishes the air to the fur
mace, but the owner is supposed to
see that screens are made for every
window and every door. Good wire
screens have received a great deal of
attention in the United States of late.
twenty-five years ago it was COM
mon to see cotton mosquito bar
lacked up to the windows, then wire
netting commenced to be manufac-
tured, but the quality was SO poor
that it soon rusted. Improvements in
manufacturing, however, have pro-
duced a wire screen that is thorough
iy satisfactory, even in salt water air.
The advantages and comforts of a
house screened from insect pests are
being recognized by physicians in
England as we'll as here, and they are
working to educate the people to the
fact that the common house fly is a
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Important 20 Mothers.

Examine carefully every bottle Of CASToRfA.
safe and sure remedy for infants and children
and see that 1t
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-14

from some manure heap or other
filthy place. The beasts are Matched
In filth and spend their time wallow-
ing In it except when they are paying
us a visit.
This house Is % feet wide and AZ
feet long, and the porches are extra.
1t should be built for about $4,000.
me pantry and china closet are taken
on the back porch, in order to leave
the dining-room and kitchen square.
This leaves the pantry big enough to
walk through, so there are two doors
to prevent odors from cooking pene-
trating the dining-room. The stair
way In this house takes very little
room, and it is very cheap way to
build stair. The shape of the roof
over the kitchen makes a good place
for two store rooms, without going
up to the attic. Store rooms are an
preciated by every housekeeper.
There are always things to put away
In the spring that are not wanted un-
til winter, and there are other things
to put away in the fall that are not
wanted until spring. 1t Is unusual to
ind house with accommodations for
this kind of stuff. Some of it is not
worth very much, but 1t is too good
to throw away, and some of 1t is too
valuable to put in the attic or cellar.
and this arrangement provides a
splendid place for it
A woman can take a great deal OF
interest in fixing up house like this,
because she has something to work
in. 1t is big enough. 1t Is light and
airy. and 1t looks well from the out
side. If 1t is placed in a pleasant
neighborhood, the view through the
the cellar from the kitchen is the
most convenient arrangement yet de
vised. The IL by Is cellar extension
in the front makes the very best cold
storage for fruit and vegetables, q
feature that Is thoroughly appreciated
by fore-handed housewives who un
, derstand how to buy in quantities fol
half the money and how to have q
/ supply on hand for weeks and months
, ahead. Such management saves mo-
only money, but time and labor, bn
, cause there is less. running to get ths
J necessary Supplies At tina last minute
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-14

.' s::;: ::; ;. &MzZzZx
In Use For Over 80 Years.
Tho KIND You Have Always Bought.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-14

dangerous carrier of disease germs
and the mosquito is a distributor of
malaria. With proper screens and
dark shades 1t is comparatively easy
co keep the house almost entirely free
of both flies and mosquitoes.
The sight of kitchen filled with
dies is neither comfortable nor ap-
petizing. Flies feeding on meats in
course of preparation is disreputable
Not every housekeeper knows how to
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Deafness cannot Be- cured

by focai applications. day cannot gsach - -
eased portion Of the ear. There Il only one WaY .
cure deafness. and that isby remesa
Deafness u caused b. an fnAemed condifios e tho
mucous lining OF the Ruseashian Tube. Whon th3o
tube 10 infamed goa have rumbling sound or IN
perfect hearing end when e b eatreiy closeA Deaf
ness IA the result and unless the fnnamUa1on ~
taken out and this tube restored iss normal condf
tion hearing win be destroyed forever; nine easeo
but an fnhamed condition of the mucoas surfakea
We will give One Hundred Dollars fer any case e
by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send fer eirculars free. n
r. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c. =
Take Hairs Family Pins fos eonstipation.
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are and roost there, waiting for an
opportunity. When they get in the
house they are in trap and don't
know how to get out, and they
wouldn't go out if they did. Too often
openings are left a: the sides or
corners of screens that are large
enough to let the flies crawl through,
then garbage and other loud smelling
material is left about to draw flies.
Some housekeepers know how to
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-14

whip them out easily and quickly, but
others apparently never think of do
ing So
Another thing, not every hepseS
keeper knows that flies won't stay in
the dark. Darker every room in the
house except one, and the flies will
all be found in the light room. 1t is
not pleasant to occupy house with
insects that you know have just come
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woman Nove,Ist widely Read.

Miss Braddon, the popular novelist.
who celebrated her seventeen birth
day by issuing her sixty-second book.
received $3.50 for her best known ef-
fort, Lady Audley's Secret" Since
then royalties have been paid to her
on over a million copies. Miss Brad
don reads French. German, Spanish
and Italian with equal facility.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-14

keep iies out OF house even when
she has good screens. The habit of
holding the screen door open for sew
eral seconds when passing through is
large windows is very pleasing and
agreeable. The plan provides for a
splendid cellar. and the way down to
quite common with some folks. and
this gives an opportunity for flies to
dodge In. Files know where the doors
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-14
THE Common Evil.

The sin which is termed dishonesty
Is the same evil as that which Is
called disease in living bodies or
blight in the seasons. and In cities
and governments has another name.
which is injustice.-Plato.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-14
Carpet rags dyed with PUTNAM
ADELESS DYES will remain bright and
BEAUTIFUL. No trouble to use.

To most mems minds an ideal wife
70 that of an acquaintance who Is said
to spoil her husband.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-14

The hat is very small sailor shape
of fine white straw, trimmed with
white silk. cherries and a gold buckle.
Materials required: Two and one
quarter yards serge. one and one
quarter yards cloth. and three alie
one-half yards lining silk
The state herald., 1906-04-27
II Hoyt makes your photographs they
will please you for they guarantee all
work.
NEE MEraoplsl CAME MEErINa.

AS was announce last year, the camp
meeting project will be continued tho
coming season, cousequently, the tent
has been rented, Rev. Allen and Profess
sor Bunnager OF D5nver hayo been em-
ployed, The time arranged for the camp,
meeting is June III This IS thought
TO be the best time ior the country peo-
pile since it is ,imo Just between plant
ing and harvesting
We are ANTICIPATING glorious upliIi-
ing from the meeting this year and splen.
did permanent realus 10 follow. am
sure it is with del lht that the people re.
call The splendid and soul stirring gospel
preachipg Of Bro, Men, and the sweet
spirit in which st vae gwen, Rev. Allen
does not waste hi time in drawing strict
denominational lines and preJudicing one
church agninat The other as some ovan-
RelIsts do, bat employs bis time and a-
bilities in upbufdIng aninta and sewing
Sinners,
We also rememb der with eqnol delight
the splendid mue.l and clEcieut service
rendered by Professor Bnunngar, He
has rich, deep Ggu vel! trained voice,
and back OF j; an b soul aglow with the
love of God. BIT Bunuager ia not as
easy TO got aoquaiatod with ns Bro. Allen
but when you know nim, you viii find
thrt bic life is oyou twee,, and like d
alroam Of wator thGJ' Ehdes peacefully
yet surely on lt, way. ItIs with plcas-
pro and confidence that 7 anuounca 20
tha public this splendid treat in store for
them this summer,
But with ali tho talent nud ability pos.
aiblo, the meeting cannot ao Huccozs
unlass the spirit OF God in with bis pao
pie. Lot all tho pe5pIa unite IN prayer
that God will Do among hls people toown
and 70 ,,l bIe.s 'hs'r efforts = taegpDatid
The state herald., 1906-04-27
Danger from tic pia eus

There's grave danger from The plague
Of coughs and colds that are SO prevalent
unle1a You take DR.. Kings New Dacoy-
cry Tor Consumption, coughs aud Colds,
Mrs. Geo. Wal7, OF Forest City, Ne
wrilea; "lts e Godaend To people living
IN climates where coughs and colds pre-
vail, I ind it quickly eud0 them, 1t
prayenta pneumonio, cQr7slagrippo,gIYos
wonderful rahef IN asthma and hay fever
and makes weak lungs strong enough to
ward OIL consumption, cougha md colds.
E9a ana sloO. Guaranteed by City Dfas
Store THal bottle free.
The state herald., 1906-04-27
BEErs FOR FEEDING HOGS

SUGAR BEETS FOR FEEDING HOGS
An interesting experiment in the feeding
Of young sows which was carried on this
last winter ut the State Agricultural
College has recently been completed and
the results summarized.
Ou account OF the great and increas'
ing consumption OF pork in this state,
there is always strong aud active hog
market both AZ Denver and many local
points. OF the hogs sold ON the Denver
markets, about eighty percent are grown
outside OF the state. When we consider
together with the above facts the adapt
ability OF the hog to our conditions and
home grown food supplies, the rapldity
with which they grow into money, the
quick turn over of the investment and
the handsome profits yielding, there are
surely many attractive phases to the hog
industry IN Colorado.
The growing importance of pork and
bacon production in this state has direct
ed the attention OF Professor Mclean,
professor OF animal husbandry Ht the
Agricultural College, to CONSIDER some OF
the various phases concerning the most
protitaola production Of this kin OF meat.
The experiment just completed was un-
dertaken to determine the valne OF sugar
bee,s ms a food for young brood sows.
All the yonng sows nj the College farm
81 IN number, were divided into two SIM
liar lots. To one lot full ration con-
pisting Of corn, bald barley aud middlings
was fed. while the other lot was led half
as much and all the roots they couldeat.
The experiment lasted ten weeks. At
starting the sows we're approximately Elk
months old They were run in small lots
IN which were portable pens for shelter
4 record was kept of the amounts Of
food eaten by each lot and their weights
at the end OF each week.
1t was found that the pigs which re-
ceived full grain ration made Ig3 pounds
gam. while the other lot which received
roots with halt grain ration gained 6I3
pounds more than tho beet lot, yet there
were five individuals ia the beet lot that
made just Ms good gam us the best OF
tue grnln Io.. The aoWs receiving tho
beets did not make as pheuomInal gains
as did those RECEIVING only grain IN any
one week, but they Were more uniform
IN their gains. 1t was found alec that
the sows FED grain alone wero harder 10
keep in healthy condition. Twice du
ring the experiment they went oil feed,
became dry and bustly IN the hair and
sluggish IN Conduct. while tho lot led
roots nevor at any time during tho eS-
pertinent went of feed.
When bects nre valued at g. per ton,
the gains are more costly on the lot fed
beots than on the grain fed lot, but #
beets ure valued at $3.50 per ton, the
gam is made at one.half a cent per pound
loss than by feeding grain.
The sovs ate the hee,s very heartily
consuming an average Of nearly ten
pounds per head per day, during the en-.
tire experiment. Their relish OF the bee,a
the amount ottsa, the vigorous, healthy
condition Of these SONS and the cost all
Indicate that bcsts are nn excellent and
The state herald., 1906-04-27
nLoop PolaONlhc

results from chronic constipation, which
Is quickly cured by Dr. Kings New Life
Pills. They remove all poisonous germs
from the System and infuse new lie and
ygori cure sour stomach, nausea, head
ache, dlzzineas and collie, without gripping
or discomfort, 2Jc, Guaranteed by City
Drug Store.
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esa-a. es,a VIM -.n.r-- n.--L,-

Nr hm. ltoa -aaWelu, provincial
Constable 90 CaHp Ontario, Faya 81
caught nnv7ro cold vhilo bunting q
burglar in tho forut swamp hat un.
Hearing pi oHgmt rInH,a u7ueh Rene
dE tried il rud aInrulns tv7 smHll
bottles. wa0 completely curp17 THU
remedy 30 iutfudsd -arqs.n,Iy ior coughs
mud cl.ta. ltsil. 'a1-a1 aad rr.ega o.
fgyore cold In lea fna ihaa by sr1 other
truaimout and Is q ,awdio vherryar Boo
rup0uar excellence boa become known
For .alo by ciy Dus 3uro
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% c. FLEu~8 Rculytc
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE
.nnL OWN RIIa.n.. -,.c,-..-I.

EIs.oOf Cyru- p Haynes fapsasr,l.
flo m5u 'ag.i having bcu arsoutrd Nd
'riaifHtri- OF Ihe -stata OF Cyrus B. Haynes late
oi tha eoautg Of Phillips in tho sataur Culor-
dn, ioclar1i, hereby eiyo notice that rha will
app fr hg-ou Che eanuty colri of said Phillips
cua1'y,ar tH0 court house ia III .yoko i'm said
eoln'y 90 tho Aosil term 1909 oa the last Monday
ia April ucatut which umo 400 perous having
C,alas 71iu1t fa'd rsata arc notified aud ~
g11s,a1 t0 aunal Cor The uuu7ac Of having the
amo a'i4ustal. hIpcaoas indebted 10 said os-
a.a arr rrTu 'nl go mako immediate paymout
.ltlaUH3aH .HurI
u1.Hl 90 lIalyus1tu ihis 80 day of March a
10 iN3 lFLUA uAgNEs idmiuistutrlv.
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CREATE PERFORMANCES.
BY YE
OLD PRESBYTERIANS,

IN We
PRESBYTERIAN MEETING HOUSE
On ye 1lh- day of ye Oh month VIII
same is Fryday A. d. MDCCCCYI ye
doors will be open at candle hRhte, but
ye performance will not show up till $50
by ye clock p. m,
Notice. Ye Tee to come IN & Zee ye
performance will be two bits.
Notice.-Ye boys & girls under 10 can
get in for enc biz q three pennies,
FART I.
l Chorue, Strike the Cymbal. All ye
Meme aud Maiden Syngers.
. Solo and Chorus Sleighing Song.
Icabod Jones and ye children chorus.
3 Four part soug-rhe Dearest spot to
me is home
DruciIia Keturah Smythe,
Perseverance Patience prlm,
The0philus Increase Suodgrdss,
Obediah Obeioyiul Pendergrass.
4 Ye TIN horn Sulo--T Holy City.
Consolation Muribunes perkius.
3 Chorus Pilgrims Chorus. Ye Menne
and Maidens
6 Tune on ye Harpsiehosd Overture to
Tancredi.
Silence Poundkeys,
Druclla Keturah Smytbe,
Mercy Awnus WhRtn Screechcr,
7 Solo-Couslp JGdediah. CadwMlader
Cruikahank,
N, B. Ye Parson Will have a eente on
ye platform, where he will observe so
actions OF ye young MEME mud auidens,
Undue !evlty and aparEing viii be men.
toned from ye pulpit yo coming Sabbath
rA.r II.
! Exertahon- New Church Organ.
Araminta GreanappIe.
. Solo-May Mornipg.-Augehua swi9ps
3 When George thc rhird was King
CadHallader Cruikshank.
4 Cborus-oh Hush rhoe My Baby.
Ye Meune and Mnidars
. Tame on ye tiarpa,chord- Selected
Faithful Mtuwsather,
G Four part Tunc-Home Sweet Home.
Drusllla Kciurah Smythe,
Angelina Swlpo5,
Perseverance, Patience PIm,
Betsy Jane Buttelpulc
: Tunc-Auld Lang Syue.-Yc MEME
and Maideul,
n. b. An those who are blessed with
goode lungs aud religious training will
use aud JON rygh, Justify ,u syngiug Ih,a
piece.
The state herald., 1906-04-27

Patroni2e your home photograph gal
lery. You can get as good work IN that
lmein Holyoke now MS you got in the
city gallery. It Will not pay you to pat
ronize the photographer from some 9th
er town.
The state herald., 1906-04-27
AGEMT8 WAnTEn.

MFE or II. DEWITT T,Ahal lGE. by
his Son, REV. FRANK DEWITT TALMAGE
and associate editors Of Christian Herald.
Only book endorsed by Talmagc family
Enomous profit Tor agents who act quickly.
Outnt ten cents. write immediately
CLARK a co, 922 o. sth 80. phua.,
IA Mention Jhi8 Paper
The state herald., 1906-04-27

WANTEu.hr MI. .grHa huln-8'6 frd fa.sIi order
house, H. ..HHE HIlHH.r IHHuHr Wums1l FuI
ils counts md Ha.n H.nr Ja-r.rur~. salary cE
n. nEnrI paid vn..|.f paHEug money g5-
EalaHI. Nur.-u.aH uIsUu.IIHH uarUIrrut ha
l.I|' -aH.f u. uru"-UN.. Required. Write o.,
tHUs fur Et' uHFlIUallH avid rnr'osH rr|fla-
lfa...a HHH. ..Hra. ElptHIhgENplNT
11 El.a -t. Chias-l. Il
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An.aLn gurnes a.tI

or b1r, man ot voman, ls quickly ont o.
pam n Buc6'sa's Ar0ica sslvo Us applied
pnamptly, G j. Weleh, Of Tcdonsha
Mich, Gays: "I used 10 10 my family for
cuts. sores and ull sEn ihiuris- mad find
it psriecr." Qa.atest pile euro known.
Best healing sl.re made. 25o ut uiy
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1906-04-27

WASTEu-sEN sENHIttL PERSONS or CHAG
1H7r gHl good rlaIlfiau iu zach toto turH Ig
flIH CHul'y TUHul-..| 500 rfrrg .G. sHi Ei4trta#
old s. turlIaha. wealthy aiuo# h1uHn ut rlli5
financial tunlra. aslary .1IUu uuekly with
rEutn9TH ad .ft.uH.' HN U7 thl1 i1 oasr each
M.lnsaigl afr.r. .-Im hrHd n4IrHH. uur1H and
rJrr.asH flli .'H. when uc-HH HrE, Eif.reH-as.
l.urIasa aHlf-aiIr. I'D augal1uH. Colonial Ia.
$50 Dearborn af.. t..I7Hffu-
The state herald., 1906-04-27

G. II. Moore's big steam plow was IN
loaded Wednesday and has been started
to work. He has been trying The engine
with 8 fourteen inch plows.
The state herald., 1906-04-27
HH1arla.ism utaesslila naera5ie.

Hh1arlstis1 raEea lEe nsera1iG.
a happy home is tae uoat yaIultla
po7s5zH.au tAa, Is aithia tic resoh Of
mankind, bgt you c1u0n, enjoy irs cou.
ports Il Won are s1Goru8 from rlguma-
tom You throw aside business cares
wh1n you rutur your home and you can
b6 relieved Jgom those Rheumatic pams
ago ny Applying C1nmbarImus Pun
Balm. Ono application win give you re
hei aud its continued Bla ior ashors time
win arinv shout uarmrupDt sutg For
ullo ty Ci.y Drug siors
The state herald., 1906-04-27

The daily reports from the great earth
quake and fire thot destroyed San Fran
cisco SIMPLY add additional horrors TO
the account OF death aud destruction
The story Of the suffering and obstruction
will never be told in full but enough has
already been told in print to show that
tins Is the greatest calamity that has
over bofalleu city Of our nation,
The state herald., 1906-04-27
ilNNu. H APPLICATION FOR ur1Is
laaIluS
UH'.H.nI
IN.. I..I.HHl

i#NH NHrtrIfrt 0ldH
tUruaHUHIu 81, y.na RH.lt 8 Co
William 1lu. uT Tpuui.i.rpu ntf Nhtnyy
20 i.#H HEu aI uhHf pet.
HHH. HHHHa aIlnlsfI. da.n.us auq faht q.
uHtHIa IiHlof lqigf.sfatas teal or,ain d,.
.nH"i Boz tHa arpIauauhra.n defendants
r.uisef do tHis ,f Colorado to tiu o.
nHir HaH.l a t.uH H1i. rsfiIrr
nmtH H1alI tammoHifl aBd rtuuitd to Hnr
..rihtH" His.#f0n ri f auH.Hut plaintiff in
H.u.It. tHftHi Hnr.I.H' H'un fu ualuaiIun
urt. tHaaIff iaalaiu Philippe rouuu
Cotton lu.a't hEH utpfnorftiv Of
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hUHH" I.f..I. HH. fHUHn nt application
eH.rst HHt.f.of l eplri BE- aiid
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H".a .Ha. HH .sH.Uatauf Uu da, 81
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The state herald., 1906-04-27

Nj. Hewett has just received soda
fountain for her restaurant In the Mob
lot building.
The state herald., 1906-04-27

profitable feed for sows when fed even
IN puch quantities as to replace one
half gram ration.
The state herald., 1906-04-27

As we have our photograph gallery o.
pen all day, we would prefer making ba
by negativos ia thu forenoon Hoyt.
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stops tna 0ou@n

Lazarive Br1mo-Qulniae Tablets cure
a cold IA one day. No Cure, No Pay
Price - cents.
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Eiut publieluon Apt n, 1905.
NndEa fnr Publication,
Lund Omcoa Startling. Colo /
Apr1f 1865.

Notice ia hereby gwen that Tho following
named aetlar has filed notice of Intention to
mako Gnul proof In support Of his claim,
aud lbGt sui1 pioot VIII bo mado before the
rsistnr or receiver ut Sterling, Colo, ON
illy p, 1886, viz: Owen Koough Il l. No
l5iufor the IS 81 llScc92TgN Ei7 W 9th p. NJ.
ic names tho following witnesses 10 prove
hiscoHIHuous residence upon and cultivation
. q .4II F.r.4 ,r-a.
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Er-- publication Apr 70 laa
LulrH fur Fubluau-u.
lwfaf 9f.fas Tml Omccl
slcrI I.uI. IUIusI.f. IN WIN

E7iis1isharony a.ycu that tho following
nHuei 01Irrh hgH mcd notice or bis lntrn.
tom tHaak ual' proof ia support of has
o'H.n, ana sagt -il proof WIN be Nude be-
l9rg tHe IasIHw or Receiver at starInr
tu'oD ua Hay 90, 1pa, yIE3 Rirharl scott
30 E 80 1921 rar tur Toto z Aad 8 ofS Z !4rd @ 4
sBE7v.
uamuea thc following witnesses 10 prove
h.H continuous residence upou and culuya-
uunu .Hiu laol, VIZ;
Ual Nalam ~ IIagmn colo
JaHg ~ Frank
rHaiH8 Lara
thalr- b. smMer "
puTLENING Register.
The state herald., 1906-04-27

The Denver Republican Is authority for
the statement iha; at O. breach OF prom
i-c case to be tried 10 Larimur county
this state an almirI0n Zee wll bs
charged spectatora iUr tho purpose ot
defrhyinr the oxpsuss ol the je.m o.
court This Is cerlmuiy something new
in the hoe Of raising money for court OK,
pensea. II tie wealthy resIdcu,s OF Lar
inner county are 10, abln TO pay their OK
peuses without placing their court pro-
csediugs on level wiih q common cir
Gus, IL 10 about time tor them 20 surreu-
der their county organization md ask 10
be attached TO some county that can help
them out Of their trouble. The charging
OF nn admission lee to court trial would
be u Disgrace to the people Of our ft4tc.
II. z. Markus from Leaveuworth, Kan,
arrived IN Holyoke Monday With his
family nnd household goods AID will
make his home in our county. lie ha5
rented the Wallace Crowner resldoBco
property n Holyoke. lie o1pecls to
pen general stock store ia uolyokc
sometime durng tho summer or fall
S. NJ. wrigh, and D, @. Warren are
making repaira on tho Krumpaniiaky
building recently purchased by them.
Mr.. Wright will move his stock OF goods
into tho north room OF the building.
The state herald., 1906-04-27
"a Your Walaa-at 10.

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