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Milford chronicle., 1907-05-03
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets.


PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR firm:
winter extras, S2.700290; Pennsylva.
MIA roller, clear $29503.15; city
mills, fancy, S450@460 RYE FLOUR
steady; per barrel, $3.50. WHEAT
steady; No. 2 Pennsylvania red, 500
S012c. CORN steady; No yellow
local. SIC. OATS steady; No white,
clipped 49c.; lower grades, 471sc
HAY firm No. l timothy. large bales
S2L50. PORK steady; family, per bar
rel, $3.50. BEEF steady; beef hams
per barrel, $19 POULTRY: Live
steady; hens, 14c.; old roOsters, 10c.
Dressed steady; choice fowls. 1415c.;
old roosters, 10c. BUTTER steady;
extra creamery, 29c. EGGS steady;
selected, 1917 021c.; nearby, 1Sc.;
southern, 16017c. POTATOES firm;
55d58c. per bushel.
BALTIMORE-WHEAT lower; No.
2 spot, S35s @83%c.; steamer No. 2
spot, 77Q77hc.; southern. 77Q83Ac.
CORN steady; mixed spot 56A q
56%c.; steamer mixed, 52A 052Bc.;
southern, 54@57c. OATS firm; white,
No. 2, 48% 049c.; No. 3, 47A @4Sc.;
No. 4, ASK 046c.; mixed, No. 2, 1910 |
47c.; No. 8, 4515 46c.; No. 4, 441a0 |
45c. BUTTER firm; creamery sepa- |
rator extras. 33c. held. 25026c.; |
prints, S4@35c.; Maryland and Penn
sylvania dairy prints, 20@21c. EGGS |
firm; fancy Maryland, Pennsylvania,
and West Virginia, 16c.;
southern, 1501515c.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-03

We have without doubt, the largest and
most complete line OF writing paper ever
brought to this town. Eaton-Hurlbuts-th
best made. At all prices-fOr every purpose.
Note paper acceptances and regrets, corres-
pondence cards, mourning paper-het pressed
vellum, ETC., ETC.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-03
Live Stock Markets.

PITTSBURG (Union Stock Yards)-
CATTLE steady; choice, $500 g.;
prime, S5.5O@5.75: SHEEP steady;
prime wethers. S5.S506; culls and
common. S2.5064; lambs, s5@760;
veal calves. $666.S0 HOGS active
and higher; prime heavies, $685.; me-
diums, Workers and pigs, S6.90Q6.95;
roughs, S5.50Q6.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-03

GA 5To REA.
Bsanshs AFha Kind You Have Always Bought
'lss1''' 2 MzHZAIzM
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-25
OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED.
Is Death of Alger in Order TO the U. S,
Army BY Secretary Taft.

Washington Jan 24.-When the
president was informed of Senator Al
gers death h. addressed note of
coincidence TO Mrs. Alger, accompan-
led with floral Offering.
Formal announcement of Ayers
death was made 70 the army by Sec.
retary Taft in the following order:
Secretary of wa.r announces with
deep sorrow the death of Hon. Russell
Alexander Alger which occurred on
Gath inst at his residence in this
city
General Alger was secretary Of
war duriag tn administration of
President Mckinley. March 5. 1897
70 August !, 1899: appointed during
the administration in which the war
department was brought into great
prominence through its activity in
connection wit hthe war with Spain
and military operations in the Philip
pines that succeeded il.
General Alger was patriotic earn
est and most devoted to the interests
Of the army and especially consider
ate to lh welfare of the enlisted
men. He wae a gentle kindly man
with great confidence in his friends
and associates and was much beloved
by his subordinates. He was the sub
'ect of great unjust criticism because
# the cO-ntry's lack Of preparedness
for war when war came. although for
this he wa in no wise responsible.
Ills record as n soldier in civil war
was long useful and highly honorable.
As mark Of respect 10 his mem
Orv It is ordered that flags at all mil I
itary posts be displayed at half staT /
on the day Of his funeral"
Although entitled by amy rpeuIa- /
tons To q funeral escort OF one regi-
q mt of infantry. two frOoDs Of cav
airy and a battery Of field artillery. !
tn family of General Aleer has DO
cifrd that thc escort here shall -
confined to squadron of cavalrv. /
The tr0onq ~ Fort Wayne viii fura-
Ish ibe escort
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-25
MANY DEAD BILLS
IN THE ASSEMBLY,
SCORES OF MEASURES KILLED
IN PREVIOUS SESSIONS ARE
Bo5BING UP AGAIN.
URGE RIGHT or APPEAL
For the State in New Bil--Two Cent
Fare and Theater Ticket Scalp
ing Aimed At--New Anti-
Saloon Act

Springfield, H., ain 24-FIistori
repeats itscIf in the Illinois leeisIa
ture as elsewhere. So do bills for
various acts of various kinds Aside
nom Senator Berry's bee saving bin
not a new idea has been presented in
the hundred or more bills already
introduced
The Smulski interest bill which was
nicely laid away in the senate judi
ciary committee today. was an old
idea in a new coat.
The late Governor Altgeld had an
interest pulling bill passed in the ses.
sion Of 1898, but it did not pun and in
1897 was lmhitched from the statu.
tory wagon.
There were several repetilons f
leg slatiyc history no to say "cnes
nuts TO-DAY. In the house Cermak of
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-25

Chicago. brought in a bin taxing
bachelors over 30 years old S. 4
year. The same kind of a measure
was laughed ont of the house in "a
prcyiou session.
Allen offered a tax ferret bin al
lowing assessing boards 20 employ
persons TO discover" property not
listed for taxation by the owners. It's
prototype has appeared and died in
other sessions.
"Puller' Reappears Again.
Curran introduced that Old time ac
quaintaace the bin aboli hing the fell
low servant rule IN personal injury
suits.
This bin has become SO regular o
feature OF every sission that the old
time members would doubt The valid
ity of a session hould a fellow ser
want bin fail 10 appear Donoghup
offered a bill simply stating what
seems TO be an axiom that all real
estate In Illinois shall De assessed .
and taxed equally
Foster tossed in another . cent
fare bin with the variation that FL
provide a penalty of from 5000 toI
SO. .0G0 for each odense by a railroad
company
"Scalpers" Arc Warned.
In The senate NJ. Glackn reyive5
the bill prohibiting "scaIpIne" on the
ale Of theatre tickets. Selling q
heater ticket for more than tla
price printed on If would he an
lfense under the Gi8ctin hul and
De penalty would Ie a fine r. fr1m
5-a9 20 $500 or from sixty days +r
lne year I'm Jail or beth. The c9sntrv /
members who find when they g t1 4
-hicago that they can hay Eoo 4
heatre seats from scalpers at an cd |
-anEe over regular prices viii heart /
p support trc bin.
Patching t1e law If habea= co-m-
nd areniing the practice ir
rminal cases are he objects of sev-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-25
THINK GOVERNORS
RECALL IS CERTAIN
ESNGLiSH GOVERNMENT lNTl
MATES THAT SWETTENHAM'S
CAREER is OVER.
DAVIS ACTION UPHELD
BY Washington Authorities Who Have
Received Official Correspondence
Vice Consul Says Landing
Was Advised

/ London. Jan 24.--The colonial of
fee has received several tel gram
from Governor swetenham of jana.
lea explaining the incident win Rear
Admiral Davis, bat moi one IS Of such
a character thas the authorities ar
prepared 20 give il 20 the public The
foreign Office says il has had no fur
Their communication from Washington
and considers the international side
Of the qu stion settled AL the same
time It is possible however, that
when Sweueuham's explanation Is re
cehel in full there will be further
communications with thu govern
maug Of he United States
Think His Career Ended
The Associated Press gained the
general impression Al the gov rnmeHt
offices today that Swettenham ca
roer Is at a. end
This evening the colonial office
gave out TWO reports from he govern
or on the conditions in jamaica He
says up 10 date SEQ bodies have been
buried in addition to a number re
naming that could not be distinguish
I'd or ident fed The governor esti.
mates hat 200 bodies are stiIl buried
N the ruins There are 5000 home
ess persons in temporary shelter
There are still 400 patients in the
lospi ais and many injured are be
ng treated In their homes
Slight earth shocks continue
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-25
SENATOR ALCER
DEAD; ATTENDED
SENATE TUESDAY
FORMER SECRETARY OF WAR
SUccUMBS TO SUDDEN AT.
TACK or HIS HEART.
HEALTH SEEMED BETTER
Although He Had Suffered For Years.
But Doctor Though He Was
Improving - Washington
Mours His Death.

Washington, d G.. Jan. 24.-United
States Sena,or Russell A. Alger OF
Michigan died suddenly at his home
in this city at S:45 o'clock this
morning. There was practically no
premonitory symptoms that the end
was near. AT $50 the Senator had
pleasant chat with Mrs. Alger in her
room, and then went downstairs. A
few minutes later the Senator suf-
fered recurrence of the heart trou.
lie from which he had suffered for
long time and death came quickly.
The senator had not been feeling
well for several days Tuesday night
he bad expected to attend dinner at
the home Ct Congressman William
Alden Smith, the new senatorelect,
but at the last moment word came
from him that he would not be able
to come. His physician had advised
him against going ont that night.
Was in the Senate Tuesday.
Gen. Alger had suffered for several
years from chronic valvular disease
of the heart. The senator was in the |
senate chamber Tuesday afternoon, |
where he stayed throughout most of |
the entire session. listening 10 the dis
cussion Of the Brownsville affair. |
About 4 o'clock he retired to the |
cloakroom, whore he sat with Col |
nansdell, sergeant-asarms of he sen.
ale. md Senator Warner of Missiuir4
telling war stories.
DR.. Gerry Morgan Senator Ayers
physician, said
Gen Algcr had suffered for a good
many years with chronic valvular dis,
case of the heart, but of late he seem.
cd TO be good deal better. This
he awakened as usual at
about 7 O'Clock, and about o'clock (
,ot mp and went about The room for I
Z few minutes. .
Ihen he laid down, and was at {
'nce stricken with acute oedema of
he lungs. Ten minutes after he
vas stricken he was unconscious and
lid not regain consciousness. His
ieath was quiet and apparently J
S
DR. Clayton was called in but the +
enator was breathing his last at that 9
ime s
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-25
MANY MILLIONS
FOR BATTLESHIPS
APPROPRIATION OF $95,ooo,o0o
PROVIDED IN NEW NAVAL
BILL.
SISTE2TO THE MONSTER
Ordered BY Last Congress Authorized
Both to Cost TwentyMillions--
Lamar Wants Pcstmastsrs
u, S. Judnes Elected

Washington, Jan 2l-An appro.
priaioa Of $95Oooooo IS provided for
in The naval appropriation bin was
agreed upon today Wy tie house corn.
mittec Of naval affairs The bill pro-
yldes for an additional hauleship OF
the typ agreed upon In the naval ap.
propriation .bil of las. year II also
provides for two torpedo boat destroy.
er ami appropria.es 100000 for
submarines This $2.000,000 is IN
addition 10 the 81 100000 for sub
marines provided in The bill Of last
year which is not yet expended Tho
provision is mad FIR abou LOCO addi-
uonal sailors and 900 additional INST
rines
Ten Million Dollar Shops,
The new battle hip provided for in
the bin is to be a sister ship of the
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-25

would be cs.rop1ths must pass ey
animation vita % minimum of 75 p.r
cent includes au .hc branches Of o.
medical education pzcap. surgery
therapeutic and maforia mci.ca
Senator Bcwg iuuoduc.d bi1
which pragu- .1 do away win the
requirements f.r rra1asoie.a oai"
usually a soiavj of q pen after The
signatures ;o legal documents.
New Anti Saloon BILL
Senator Blown introduced q con.
of The Ohio iorsl option law creating
prohibition fistic.s in residence see
ions. niar this bih no election 's re-
CURED. a petition uef Iy ma
iorify Of tho legal voters af Hr1 pro
posed district as shown bg tfe I.
regular municipal elect H1 .rr
ciant Su D q petition must He pf.
se1icd to both re mayor ar county
judge. who ii lo finds fhe De -
sufficient and t,a Signature eauafre
shall o-dos ,he prohibition atHHo. e.-'
faniisheT and DIS decision i- fns
Nh such district shall include ans
5ioca on viiea more tHan o.eba'f.
Che frontage f.. occupied f-r mercar-
tle OF manufacturing purposes eI
Gliding saloon Paris aee 90 bs con
sitcrei residence property.
Senator Brown Hfu is Go-aadeI
by the people .f a D0r ion OF Raven
wood. where an amusement company
.s plsrri-e fa establish large
amusement pa.s. uhicH tha 1aaH
here declare ulG be a nu.ss1 ..
Wants Treasury invsstiqz lcc.
Represertatva John @ HrLv r-I
Caicsu. tried to 5u.-qfrea in -fe .
11H-a TODAY YI1ti1a calling ra 4
.ha arnliHtual bv fae speaker of q T
-omui-te- cr sie-thrae Republicans f
and -hree Uau0Crz-e-t3 i1ratfe1-a' f
be admin =-fs-i.n of faa STATE fra.=- .
'r-'= office 5y S.--e Treasurer Ta- .
(CoacIudel on Sixth Pags)
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-25
ACTION UPHELD
Ry Washington Naval Authorities and
Precedent is Cited.

Washington. Jan "a The receipt
today of tho official fun tex Of the
correspondence between Rear Admir-.
p Davis and Governor Swetteaham
Of Jamaica, which did not differ from
tho communications transmitted ny
he Associated Press last Sunday
night, caused naval off cials to again
study the situation to sae If Davis had
in any way tran crossed the hounds
+ propriety or bis visit TO Kingston
They not only found precedent for
his landing men from his ships to
preserve order. strangely enough inI
'h case Of another British island In
ne West indies but also saw uothine
In the whole affair TO warrant the le
'cr addre scd 10 him by Swattenham
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-25
aral bins introdnced otday, In th,

eral bills introduced otday In the
house Chipcrfold "by request is an
inscription On the bills, introduced
Giving the state the right 10 appeal
ON questions of Lar; declaring HAT
the jury IN criminal cases shall fix
The maximum term for which Il con.
yicted person may be imprisoned.
which does away with the pre- eat
indeterminate sentence Of law: de.
clarine that Jurors in criminal cases
shah be judges of facts only, and not
of law but shall take the law of the
case from the court The present law
makes the jurors Judges Of both facts
ana law.
For Right of Appeal.
Senator Gardener presented a hin
providing hat the state hall have
the right Of appeal to the supreme
court in habeas corpus proceedings
ana tha il The prisoner be ordered
discharged by the court under the
habeas corpus he shall not be re
leased except on bond pending the
suptem courts decision ON the
states appeal The prisoner + also
given the right o appeal on habeas
corpus proceedings
Senator Billings introduced a bin
providing that all pupils in public |
sshools shall have their eyes ght and !
Nearing tested in September of each |
wear. and that reports of each case
IF defective vision or hearing be |
made by the principal of the cho1l |
o the safe superintendent Of public |
instruction on blanks to be prepared |
~ the state board OF health.
Allen in jhe house offered a bill |
reatine a state board OF ostoopatac |
Eaminers, to be appointed by the
governor. who Shah examine an appi
ants fer license 70 practice ostao
,athy The list Of subject on which
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-25
ACCEPTS THREE
NEW JURORS IN
TRIAL OF THAW
SLAYER or STANFORD WHITE
PROTESTS TALEsMAN AvERsE
TO DEATH PENALTY.
MOTHER is PROSTATE
AS Result Of First Days Strain Col.
Iapses at riotei--Totai Of five
Five Jurors Now Sc
cured


4 cured
New Yotk Jan II After trying
= lin yasn for moro man faur nnnr. !,
secure an additional hlror ~ ~
= Harry K. Thaw. there came d .na-a.
: change In the tide ann within ~
last three quarters If an hor. thTea
new jur III we're accented ana sua-u
in.
When court adjourned Far +be day
live tai smen had been accented Tha
Jurors accepted today aro Harry g
Harney. piano dealer. George pan
dealer IN mart,i,tsfg, .,,,,ft,. 1
Arthur s. Cannben suner,rta,5s.t
telegraph and }enhona crnatrpotio.
Baeausa Francs rynch ~ :
the taIesmen admft.ad tbat he ,
adverse Ia capital nun;ehrant rha,r
Iaflor convarsinp witb M atfor,o, III
several ninntas AIN rar,niasa4
with fhe IL asEino ana tho ,,1n,
man net he accantaa ygnh baa
practically baen acco,tod n. tatb
prosecution and defense MIN osso4
bv Tbav.e attornav j. o,nlai,, t,,s
litiou an n Tho daatb naootfy VII ,,t-.
dar NJ ah,.s ,4. 49, i
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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-25

THE MERCHANT WHO advertEers
regularly and literally pays compll.
nent TO the reader The merchant
who thinks other thines--almost all
other thines--cf more importance
than his advertising does not pay
compliment to the reader.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-25

1T IS SAFE TO SAY that all OF the
people In this city who are thinking
OF buying homes OF their own are
regular readers OF the real estate ad.
Sertisements.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-25

(Concluded on Sixth Pags)
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-25

Cconehael o. sizta Fagsi
The state herald., 1907-09-06
'!nE '!!v SAlvE ACTS LIKE EAPOul1lct
iokGs NIl FoRNo o. SKIN piSlAoi
AMHERST.

Less Slack and family are spending .
cw days In Lincoln and other points IN
,cbraaka.
Miss Gl,ndora Fair. who has been
pending the summer In Omaha return.
ID home last Saturday.
Mrs. Plat made busincns trim 10
Curtis last week and returned 10 Am.
hcrst Monday evening.
Mrs. Alice Fair Is spending this week
with friends south Of IIolyokc.
Miss Clara Benjamin returned from
Denver last week and has taken up tho
duties Of her school In district 40.
Rev Jenkins wilt preach Sunday AZ.
ternoon. Sept. "a. Come ind bring
your fricnir.
Mrssls, Bro,k and Taylor Of ycnan.
80. Neb.. are In this vicinity with their
nov thrcshur. II Is a hummer.
uEss VINO.
The state herald., 1907-09-06
Farmers Institute.

The farmers institute at Holyoke
last Friday was well attended and was
pronounced quite success by all who
attended. The program As published in
the HERALD was carried out with slight
changes.
An address of welcome was delivered
by Pres. S. S. Worley.
President Roosevelt's address before
the assembly at Lansing was read by
Mrs. Estella Summers. The reading Of
this called forth talk bv Prof. Cottrell
in which he criticised some parts Of the
address and especially the part where
the farmers wives are advised to bet
ter inform themselves by devoting more
time to reading. Prof. Cottrell said he
wanted it understood that he had met n
good many Of the Colorado farmers and
their wives and had found them well
informed class Of people showing that
they needed no such advice as that from
President Roosevelt or anybody else.
Miss Jessie Gerrish read paper on
''Sociability on the Farm"
In the afternoon session W. C. Heller
read paper on slow to grow and har-
vest the corn crop" and n. c. Har.
greavcs paper on wheat, best for
EASTERN Colorado, winter or spring"
Prof. Cottrcll Of the State Agricul.
ural school and Hon. W. G. NJ. Stone
President Of the State Forestry Asso-
,iation were in attendance and aided
,cry materially In the success Of the
institute.
Music Was furnished by the iIolyokc
ornct band. u vocal solo by Miss Lore.
ia olmstcd and piano music by Mrs.
charles Cramer and Misses Nina Slack
md Florence Irwin.
Prizes on cooking were awarded as
ollows:
Bread. LIST Mcrl fite. 2. Edna Ga,hc.
'ic. Eva Akin. Cake. Daisy Millage.
A basket dinner was pnrtnken Of on
he court house grounds snd n general
rood social time enjoyed.
On Saturday at the fair grounds mn
'xhibit Of farm products and stock and
he races were had.
In these exhibits the premiums were
awarded for best showing from any
township. On agricultural exhibits
Township 7-a3 took first and 7-45 sec.
ond. On stock 6-ai took first and 9.ie
second.
A. NJ. Axclson cshibitc COW that
for sire is quite curiosity. Her weight
is aboit 1900 lbs and she In the tallcst
COW that We have ever seen.
In the trotting race Lulu Red owned
by White 4 Sears took first and Ak.
meier owned by o. u. St~lcs second.
In the trotting M pacing race, I'd
woodlinc owned by White & Sears took
first and Emily y. twne by o. II.
Sholcu second.
In the running race 3-s mile. Birdie
won Hrst and Headlight second, and In
the half mile race Honest Jim won first
and Grey Mack second.
The state herald., 1907-09-06
Sunday School Convention.

Program of the Sunday School con-
vention, at the Presbyterian church,
Holyoke, Colo, Sept. 10, and Ia.
Song.
Opening address by President.
Song.
The Sunday School. It's purpose.
Song.
2:30- Song.
The results of S. s. work.
Song by Evergreen S. S.
The parents duty to the S. S.
Mrs. Maggie Latta.
Song.
The S. S. Lesson. How to get the
most good out of them. Mrs. Ollie.
Song.
Business.
Sept. Ia. 9:30-How to get people to
come to the S. S. and keep them.
Miss Summers. =
Song.
Department work.
Song.
Reports of S. s
Song.
2:30 The S. S. attitude to work.
Missions. Mrs. Spence.
Song by Amitie S. S.
Letter from India. Mrs. Summers.
Song.
The future work Of this association.
1880 Song service.
Address by Rev. E. NJ Stephenson.
The state herald., 1907-09-06
MILLINERY OPENING.

My fall stock of millinery has arrived
and my millinery opening will be held
on next Friday and Saturday Sept. 13,
and ID. have secured the services of
Miss Mailander Of Omaha, an expert
enced trimmer, who arrived this week.
Remember the dates, and come in and
make your purchases while there is a
full stock to select from.
MRS. B. C. MILLAGE.
The state herald., 1907-09-06
WI, FRET and Worry

when your child has n severe coll, You
need not fear pneumonia or other pull
monnry diseases, Keep applied with
Ballard's liorrhound Syrup n positive
cure for colds. eonRhs. whooping cough
and bronchitis. MrH. Hall. ol Sioux
Fails. 8. u. writesi "l have used your
wonderful Bailhrds lloreholnd Syrup.
on my hldrcn for fyu ytafa. Ia re-
cults have boon wonderful - Cii Drug
Slore.
The state herald., 1907-09-06
elni,en I, Pal,

never cry M do children whoarc suffer.
Ing from hunger, Such IL the cause Of
all baby'B who cry and nrc treated for
hiekncaH. when they really are suffering
from hunger This caused by their food
not being assimilatcd but dcyourcd by
worms. A few doses Of Whites Cream
VcrmifuRc will cause them toccasc cry.
Ing aud begin To thrive at once Give
Il trial. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1907-09-06

Prof Lee Il. briggs from Memphis
10. arrived Ia Holyoke Saturday. H.
rs been employed as principal Of tn,
o'y ke schools for tn, coming s,ho,l
year which opens mkt Monday. Prof
) iigs com highly recommended Al
n instructor and will without doub
i've good satisfaction In the position OF
chool principal.
The state herald., 1907-09-06

Miss Ida Feidler left Holyoke the
firsa of the week to attend the Stat,
School for deaf and blind at Colorado
Springs. Her sister, Minnie, accom-
panied her ON the trip.
The state herald., 1907-09-06

Farmers please report your yield OF
small grain To the HERALD Office. II
you cannot call at the Office, just cal.
up the central offs at aolyoke ano
tell them to give you the HERALD Of
flee.
The state herald., 1907-09-06

Mr.. &Mrs. Canaday returned Wednesday
from visit in Illinois and trip to St.
Louis to purchase fall goods for the O..
,Canaday Mercantile Co., of Holyoke.
The state herald., 1907-09-06

The Wool picnic on the Holyoke
school grounds, yesterday. was well ut
tended and everybody seemed to have b
fine time. The ball game between tn,
Holyoke and the woodmen teams re.
suited in u score Of 4 to 3 in favor OF
the llolyoke team.
The state herald., 1907-09-06

If you know Of local news in you
part of the county or in Holyoke, cal
up the HERALD Office and report owe
the phone and we will consider it ia
vor.
The state herald., 1907-09-06

Miss Dora Habighorst and nephew
heo, Meyers, of Sterling. Neb., an,
ienry and Fred. iiolthus of Ludell
'ans,. arrived in Holyoke wcdnesda,
'iss Habighorst was for several year,
resident Of our county and owns /
'alf section Of Phillips county land.