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Nerve Fag.
If You Waste Your
Nerve Energy, After
Awhile You Will
Suffer For It.
You can ws"!e nsrve fore by exceM,
ovjr-work, vro.r?, anxiety, tc
You can weaken yourself by not eatlnff
prcpor food or nccuring; sufficient rest to
renew t'.io ncrvo energy you ueo up.
The proper treatment. In addition to
soot phosphatic food, audi as wholo
meal bread, prepared cereals, etc., Is
Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine.
This Is as truly a brain and nerve
food as any food you could eat, nnd be
Kldes, furnishes strength and tone of Itl
own, which goes to the weakened nerve
system, and sets it to rights.
Dr. MttW Restorative Nervine Is a re
freshing, revitalizing tonic food-medicine
for the brain and nerves. It reconstructs
worn-out nerve tissue, and fills your
languid brain with new life and vigor.
Dr. Miles' Nervine) has made so many
marvelous cures, of people so sick the
doctors thought they were Incurable,
that It Is today the standard medicine
In many thousands of American homes.
Tlio first bottlo Is guaranteed to help
you, or druggist returns your money.
"The extreme heat, close confinement
and intense mental strain Incident t
the banking buxinees, has caused me
to suffer with nervousness and Insom
nia. It gives mo pleasure to soy thnt
I have used Dr. Wiles' Nervine with
very satisfactory results In the treat
ment of these affections. I am now on
my fifth bottle, and eat and sleep well,
in fact have almost forgotten that I
possess nerves." R. I DALDV, Asst.
Cashier, State Bank, Texarcana, Ark.
PTSPTi1 Vr'te to us for Free Trlnl
X JDJUXt package of Dr. Miles' AMI
Pain Pills, tlio New Scientific Remedy
for Pain. Also Pymptom Ulank. Our
fyeclnllut will diagnose your case, tell
J'ou what Is wrong, and how to right It,
Yen. DR. MILES MKDICAI CO.,
LABORATORIES, UUCHAIIT, IND.
HOLLMTErVS
Rocky Mountain Tea. Nuggets
A Baiy Madloint for Bniy People.
Brings Golden Health tad Rsnewod Vigor.
A sneelflo for Constipation, Indigestion, Live
and Kidney Troubles. Pimples, Koiemi, Impure
Wood ha't Jreaih, Nlua-glsti Bowels, Headache
and Backache. It's Kocky Mountain Tea In tab
let form, 8 cents a box. Oenulne made by
IIOU.ISTKR DRfo Company, Madison, Wis.
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
Before you 'buy
REAL ESTATE
you should write and
inquire about the bar
gains that I have to
offer you. Several of
the best farms in the
north eastern part of
the county may pe
had at low figures.
This is the j o
Best Farming Region
in Phillips county
and prices arc" no
higher than ) else
where. Lands cared
for for non-residents.
S A. MATTESON,
Dana, Kansas.
Professional Cards.
V. O. BiaSELL,
ATTORNHV-AT-LAW
IMhYe Plrst door anu'b. of Herald office nude
I'hinpi Coantj beat. Lw and ebataecte.
W. N. MOORE,
A tornay-at-Law.
"te'-ltl attention given to Oommereia. Lew
f ollectlnns and Bankruptcy practice; also Keel
(slate and Insnrance. Not' In offlre Office
first dir weal of thi post office I'hllllptberg,
Ksasis,
W. G. BISSElL,
Abstract tnd Loans.
The only ahsolnU"ly reliable set of AhstM
ItcM.'k In the caunly. Money loaned nit r 1
e'Hi .No mi tsiMi. OiHee In basement if (
I hlll't,s (,'nnntv Hank
W. H. PRATT, Lawyer.
Phil!arbu'g, Kiasit.
Olllco ovor I'hllllps Omnty Hank. 2fi
yours n-Kidi'iicp In county. Special
fikcllltirit fur making collect Ions.
Ilctrre by permission In l'hlllla Comity in
first Natteal flanks
DR. K. W. POPE,
DENTIST.
Tlione 4n. Otiice over PoRtofllce.
Chilllpshiiru. KiinnaH.
m ARCADE SHAVING PARLORS, t
jj Simtsox A Wravkh, Trops. jfj
For bltfb e'iM Tentorial wn'k,
m Gnaran'red Xaiisfv.iloii end I'lea-ore- W
J shoe Rim 11 1 rail jjj
m
Onr MiT. never roll voir k.lr
ft, r.r give yon any a'n, n
ff Wm hT.r ktiD vnn In tb rns'e w
I i-l'l J" mlM the train.
Z UNDKRIUSSKLL, HOTEL, w
eiX n.-..-. ...
Kansas.
HOUSE CONCURRENT RE50LU-
TION NO. 6.
Proposition to Amend Section 14 of
Article a of the Constitution of
the State of Kanscs.
Be It resolved by the Legislature of
the Slate or Kansas, Uo-iuirds of the
members elected to each house thereof
concurring therein:
suction 1. The following proposl
I Ion loaiuuud the constitution of the
stale of Kansas Is hereby submitted
u the qualified electors i-f the state
i- their approval or rejection: That
ction 14 ot article 2 be amended so
. to read as follows: Section 14.
Kvery bill and Joint resolution parsed
oy the House of Representatives and
senate, shall, within two days there
after, be signed by the presidium olll
cers, and presented to the governor; If
he approve, be shall sign it; but if not,
he Khali return it to the House ot
Representatives, which shall enter
the objections at large upon Its journal
and proceed to reconsider the same.
If, after such reconsideration, two
thirds of the mum tiers elected shall
aree to pass the bill or resolution, it
shall be sent, wi:h the objections, to
the Senate, by which it shall likewise
b reconsidered, and If approved by
two-thlrde of ail the members elected.
It shall become a law, Rut in all
such cases, the vote shall be taken by
yeus and nays, and entered upon I lie
journals of each house. If any bill
shall not he returned within three
days, (Sundays excepted j.after It shall
have been presented to the governor
It shall become a law in like manner
as If he had sinned It, unless the Leg
islature, by Its adjournment, prevent,
Its return, in which case it shall not
become a law. ir any bill presented
to the ifovprnor contains several Items
of appropriation of monny, hp may ob
ject to one fir mor of 'such Items
while approving tho other portion of
tb.p bill, In such casr he hhail append
to the bill at the time of slunlnt' it. a
statement of the Item or it ems to
which he objects, and tho reasons
therefor, and shall transmit such
statement, or a copy thereof, to the
iiouse or iiepresentativps, nnd anv
appropriation so objected to shall not
take elfect unless reconsidered and ap
proved by two-thirds of th memhprs
elected topach house, and if so recon
sidered and approved, shall rakee(Tct
ina hecome a part of fhhll .In which
case the presiding oillcers of eneh
house shall eertlfv tin such bill such
fact, of reconslderal Ion and approval.
Suction 2 This proposition shall
bo submitted to the electors of the
state at the ypneral election of reprp
sentatlvesln tbp year lnni for their
approval or rejection. The amend
ment nereny proposed shall hp ripsle
nated on the oftlnlal ballot bv the fol
lowing title: "The vpf.o amendment
to the constitution," and shall hp
voted for o against, as provided by
law, under such title.
Suction : This resolution shall take
effect and he In force from and after
Its publication in the statute-hock.
Passed l he Hons Fehruary !). I'M.
Paused the Senate Fehruarv IP, V.m.
I herehy cprtiry that the for iHnir
Is a true and correct enpv of ordinal
Housp concurrent resolution No. fi,
now on file In mv o'tlce.
J. R. BURROW, Secretary of State.
A S?.onable Off T.
The successful business man of the
city reads his trade paper as a part of
his business and thus keeps posted In
his territory. The successful business
man In the country selects as his
trade paper that agricultural or live
stock Journal which ylvpshim Inform
ation In regard to the cllmatel and
soil conditions under which he must
work. This is why the Kansas Farm
er has for forty-two years been the
tireat farmers' text book of the West.
It Is published in Kansas, hy Kansas
men, and for Kansas farmers. It
maintains depart menta In airlcullure
livestock, horlculture. poultry, diary,
household, apalry, you n folks, and
the markets, ach of which are edited
by an expert.
We are jrlad to announce that we
have just mado arrangements by
which wo can furnish this ureat farm
paper and the Herald both for one
vear, for only 1 fin. Write postal
card to Kansas Farmer Company,
Topeka, Kans.. for a sample copy and
mention the rhlllipsbur? Herald.
Points for Social Workers.
There are In tho twenty-elf;ht met
ropolitan boroughs of London 291,725
working hnyg who have no placo but
tho streets to play In, with the excep
tion of 29,912 of that number, who are
members of one of the 4t!5 boys' clubs,
of thp right kind anfl under efficient
management already In existence.
Put In another way. out of every 628
boys the existing clubs only receive
fifty five as members, leaving 673 boys
or 91 per cent of the total, without
the means of healthy recreation and
amusement of any kind except the
streets. So. too, out of 324,905 work
Ing clrls only 22.079 are members of
the 267 girls' clubs. That Is to say,
that out of every 1,217 girls, the girls
eliibs only receive eighty-three as
members, leaving 1.134 girls, or 93
per cent of the total, without the
means of healthy recreation or amuse
ment except the streets.
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
r'EMUYROYAL PILLS
nfl. A!""-. Mt.bl-. I.atte; auk Pmrr'rt n
I 1114 MK.HTI.K N CS4.MMI In ttti and
Wnl4 ni.-tiHe bux-, aeleit with btn rhtorn.
f at' other. Ker aancemua .akall.
Mllnjaa4 Imllallsaa, Ki of roui ln(t,
r ! . In Kemp. e,r Part Iralara. Tatl
Moalala ami Rllrf fnr lHle." in
mar MalL !, ItMintotiMua. boid M
ili lninia.
CHIOHB8TIK CHSMICAL OO.
119 nMlta aqaan, fHILA.,
afttt tea) ft
GRADED 8YSTEM OF ROBBERY.
Thrifty Mllllenalre Indignant at Ex
tortion in Hotels.
Patrick Drlscoll, tbo millionaire of
Arizona, says he will visit the SI.
Louis fair this summer. Mr. Drls
coll, with an Income of $80,00" a
month, spends only $30 monthly. He
lives In a small clean cottage and he
cooks his own meals.
"Big expenditures mean waste," he
said the other day. "I could spend all
.my Income without difficulty, but I
wouldn't get the worth of each dollar.
I would only bo encouraging waste,
extravagance and doublo dealing on
every side.
"Take, for Instance, hotel life,
where you pay $10 or $12 a day. That
kind of life Is full cf duplicity.
"Suppose I go to a $10 a day hotel.
My shoe slits a half Inch and I say
to tlio bellboy:
" 'Take this shoo to the cobbler and
have It patched up.'
"An hour later the cobbler's er
rand bey brings the shoe back. lie
hands It to the porter. 'Here's a
patched shoe from Room 31,' he says.
'It's 10 cents.'
"The pcrt',r hands the shoe to the
hall boy. 'Patched shoe for 31,' he
says. 'It cost 15 cents. I paid it.
Give me the money.'
"The hall boy takes the shoe to the
bellboy. 'Here's your patched shoe.
You owe me a quarter on It,' says he.
"And the bellboy, finally, brings the
shoe to me. 'Your shoe,' he says. 'It
cost a half dollar. I paid for It, sir.'
"A day or two later I meet the cob
bler. " 'By the way,' I ask, 'what did you
charge for patching that shoe of
mine?'
" 'Why, nothing,' answers the cob
bler." Directors Were Dumbfounded.
Once there was a rich man a very
rich man who wanted to do some
thing handsome for a struggling insti
tution of learning.
He called the directors together and
said to them:
"Gentlemen, I purpose giving your
Institution $5,000,000."
"But." they said, after they had re
covered from their surprise, "it will be
Impossible for us to raise the $10,
000,000 that will be needed In order to
secure your munificent gift."
"You will not need to' ralso any
$10,000,000," he replied; "the donation
will bo unconditional."
"Then the money will be Invested
in bonds or real estate, we presume,
and we shall be allowed to use the In
come In erecting new buildings and
paying running expenses?" they fal
tered. "Not at all," responded the rich
man. "The gift will be In cash, to be
used In any way you please, and when
It Is all gone there will be another
$5,000,000 at your disposal, gentlemen,
If you have spent the first sum wise
ly." The directors consulted together in
whispers and then quietly sent for an
officer.
The man evidently was Insane.
Dannerous Mexican Weed to Smoke.
Manuel Guerrero and Florenclo Pino
had got the "marihuana" habit, and
for the last few wieks Aad been
smoking big cigarettes In which to
bacco was mixed with tho dangerous
weed. Tuesday afternoon the two
men smoked cigarettes composed ol
tobacco In smaller proportion than
marihuana, and after a few minutes
ran amuck.
Then went out Into the street shout
ing, vociferating and attacking every
body. First they marched hand In
hand, declaring that they were the
bravest men on earth and would kill
anybody who dared to say a word to
the contrary, but at last Pino de
clared thnt he was still braver than
his friend, and a fight followed, the
two receiving dangerous wounds.
They were captured and sent to the
hospital, where they had to be pn'
Into straltjackcts. It is feare?
that the two men, if they recovc
from their wcunds, will lose their
minds permanently, as Is te case
often with marihuana smokers. Mex
ican Herald.
Raw Eggs a Tonic.
A raw epg Is an excellent tonlo a-vl
is veiy stiengthenlr.g. If prepare!
In tho following way It Is really a
delicious drink. Put the yolk of an
egg into a dish with a teaspnonfu; of
white 8uar and a teaspoonful of
orange or lemon Juice, and beat light
ly together with a fork. Put tho
wtltes on a plate and add a pinch of
salt; then, with a brosd bladed knife,
beat It to a stiff froth. Now, as light
ly as possible, mix all together In the
dish, then as lightly transfer it to a
clean tumlier, which it will nearly
fill if properly mads. It must not
stand In a warm place, as It soon be
comes liquid and loses its snowy look.
Any fruit Juice may be used In place
of orange ct lemon. .
"Toilet" for Horses.
A beauty hospital fnr horses has
been established in Europe. Here
horses have their coats electrically
masBaged. their hoofs manicured, and
their teeth filled and whitened; and
here they learn to stand properly and
to move lu all the fashionable gaits.
Probably the most Interesting and
novel operation to witness Is the elec
trical massaging of a horde's coat,
This has the same effect on the coat
of a horse as on the scalp of a man;
It makes the hair thick and fine and
glossy, and, where the skin has been
rubbed bare, It brings on a new
growth.
Uncle 8m' Rolling Stock.
Uncle Sara's passenger rolling stock
would make a solid train COO mile
lOCJ.
Honors Were Even.
Haxfleld Parrish, the Illustrator, has
a picturesque house in Vermont, and
from this pleasant hrmo he often
makes excursions Into the wildest and
most Isolated parti of ti;e State.
During a recent visit to New York
Mr. Panish said:
"I stopped overnight at a lonely Ver
mont faun last month. The house
commanded a barren and desolate
landscape. It was anything but gay.
"I remember the brief conversation
I had with tho farmer as ho showed
me to my bed.
" 'A very quiet place,' I said.
" it is,' said he.
" 'Docs a newspaper ever find its
way here?'
" 'Seldom.'
" 'Then,' I said, 'you don't hear
much of what is going on in New
York, eh?'
" 'No,' caid the farmer, grimly, 'but
then, you sec, they don't hear much
in New York of what is going on here,
cither.' "
Funny Anyway.
William Winter, the dra.natlc critic,
Is thought by some to write the worst
hand of any man living... There may
have been giants in tho past, men
like Horace Greeley, who surpassed
him, but 1:0 one his equal remains.
Some years ago Mr. Winter was
traveling In Scotland, and having had
many amusing experiences, wrote an
account of them to U. H. Stoddard, in
New York. Mr. Stoddard received
the letter at lire1.1 fast, and, combin
ing famiiiar'ty with tl'e Intuitions of
the poet, ir.auei;nU to make it out, and
erjoyed several good laughs. He
glanced up at Mrs. S'oddard and said:
"It's from William Winter. Very
funny. Want to read it?"
"You know I can never road a word
of his writing," answered Mrs. Stod
dard. "Oh, that doesn't matter," replied
Mr. Stoddard, Kissing the letter over;
"It's just as funny to look at!" Bos
ton Pr-t.
VETERINARY SURGEON
1 have 'rrnte l the McDowell
sale tan and will use same
for a traitilnir barn and
VETERINARY HOSPITAL
See me for all kinds of vi terl
nary work.
T,D. HAUGHEY.
tf
pnt The nme Eldredc; has stood for the
1 yJl BEST in the Sewing Machine W orld.
m . . Here Is a New Eldredgci BETTER
I hirtV thn EVER, and Superior 10 all
a llil J others. Costive take-up; self set-
tiiip needle; self threading Shuttle;
I Clf nutomntic tension relense;nutomntic
441 O bobbin winder; positive four motion
feed; capped nedille bar; noiseless self adjusting
roller bearing wheel, steel pitman; five ply
lamiunted woodwork, with a beautiful set of
nickeled steel attachments.
Ask. your dealer for the Improved F.lflrede
I'D ' and do not buy any machine until you have
icen it.
National Sewing Machine Co.
BELViDERE, ILLINOIS.
TIME TABLE.
PH1LLIPSCLRQ,
KANSAS.
fhe "nlghi Road" to anu Iroin and between
CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS
MUMI'Mli
PEORIA
5T. JOSr.PH
KANSAS CITV
OV1AMX
UUNVKR
COI.OKADO SI'RINa
FOr WOKTrl
ST. P-W'L
rilNNHAPOI.IS
and everywhere bryunil.
Trahia leave l'liilh-h:irif as fulloWB!
iCt nirnl Time. 1
h'ulbound.
S, t, I'isi Express, stop ai hn-
ptrt.-m points (,nlv..rtai,v 7:?n a n.
No. In. M:iil;nil Kspiess .1 . -i I v IJ:.-u., m
Nu. -S Local I'assenifor dally 4;45 in
No. 42, l.intilerl. stnp at limii't
am puiiits only... . ...rl;. i y 0:l"O p m
No. "'I. tl Frelirht lailv S:4" a n,
Nu Local Frriirht ... .ex. Sun. t .)ii m
Westbound.
So. J, Kxpr daily l,n o n
Si... Kast F.xpres 1 . i 1 i n-
Xi. '.'7 Local I'asseii) er .... daily 1I:.'S a m
No 41, I.iirt'ted. si p at important
points oiiW dai y I fO p m
N. 'i7, Kat Ktviffi,' daily ln:;i p m
No. 7'. Lvl i'rriv t. .. ex. Sun W p m
Nos. ST and CS. daily except Sunday,
li-imai Time
Kor slrruinir car fserta'ions, tickets, time
tables. etc , applv to anv Rock Island Ticket
Agent. J.A.STEWART.
Ass't Gen'l. Pas'i-nirer Airrnt,
Kansas Citv. Mn
RTP'A-X'S- Tal.ules
lectors find
A Rixxl prescript Ion
For iniinkttio".
Thc -renf ps'Vsrr la enr?,"h fnr miial nr-a
one Tbefum'l' h ttle i eri.ii rn.itini anp
ply rnr yesr. Ai'irn;rfisi eeu in. ift
Wanted A hrlirht encrkfeilcyour"-
man to act as solicitor. Oiorl conn
mission, if d work for (he rluhi party
A rustler can make l',M'd wanes. In-
ulrc at, tbi utlia
4 . tj v,
Ul
n
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ELEGANT NEW BUILDING
m m aanaaf
1312-1314 Grand Avenue
13th Year. KANSAS CITY. MO.
Write for Special September Club Rates.
0(0OCKK00
Livery, Feed and Sale Barn.
KYSAR BROTHERS PROPRIETORS.
Successors to C. J. Fleml-'j.
We arc putting in some new equipment
and respectfully solicit your patronag-e.
Prompt attention day or night. Phone no. 6
G. N. AND
QCMXHCK0K0KKX
Dr. HALLETT'S REMEDIES.
PectYit'ati'vi CrtA'iA r'irtflea the Plnnd and regulstea the Kldnsys and LI-
IeSlOraUVC V-OrUldi ., , nr.sSern(n1. Moll.. Kryslpelas, Eczema, Salt
Khuim Pats-rh, lllven. Plmp es, rUinimatlum, .ypMIt, Veueral dlreaee and rkln erupt Inna, Ir
TKOlnrlt. and Uift-insllnn n the kidneys. Uillhn-npss, Hick Headahe, Indigestion. Dyspepsia
IrteunleiliT sin' ( nn-iisntlnn ol the Bowels, alnklnp sensation and flattering of the heart, lack of
nieriiy. Nerinisnpss. Sleepy and drowsy fecllun. In.tlnes- and loss of Appetite. It strengthens
ind hnl ds tip the most dnlicate system. It la a pleasmit lajattre, relleylni the bowels of all iiapnr
Hies, clesnslnir the systrm effedtaally. Its scttou Is mild ai d snothlbg. prevents fevers and la
plessant to lki- It df',s wnb nl-ease as It ex sts, rem ives the eanse yn rebuilds the cnusMttitlin.
it ba he, r trted by tbonsntide H people and found to perform almost miracles It ma be takari
by old and yimou of nmh a.-xea Lulles whose d dlcate system roqulrua a aeuedr that will act gn
tly and h entirely safe under all c ludmune shnuid taku It It will give yon sfength, new life aad
amMtlou. Yon shnuid nut delay but go at oncu and securu a bottle: price, 1 1.00.
f-jf5i7i Otl'or 1'i'ernal or eilern.nl nee Cores fthanmatlsm. Nenr1l.
VAlrailVe JU Toothache, Knracbe. Headache, Sore Throat, La me Back, I'aln
'n the Stomsch, Cramp Oolic. Diarrhoea, Dysentery, hammer l.nmpl iint, Cholera Morbus. Wounds
'iii. -peslns llr ilses. Swelling. Luniosy t. lull mm itlon. Ivy Piion, Bee gtlnga, stl8 Julnts,
linut, Contrneti d Jlnscles. De- p Heated and Mutcn'ar Pains, Krost ll'tos. Bunions, fnrns, Violent
'li hiii of ihu ,-klii nd li II imution of the kl'lne. It laeonthlntf and heallnii, It la a remady that
urines r cc.'sfiil In almost every cise if taknu In tlm) It will reliuve the most obstinate esse, and
fieri suVks Urn 'I'here is no medicine en Important, and need 'ill evir offered tit the public, so anr.
sefsfuland effectfuul iu rehevlnfl pal'i. It la a true friend i i tlmi aches and pains, It deals wish
ihe "isessu effectually, striking a tlio very root, rom'ivl'iu the chs. It has keen tested br tbos
ssnds ot penpie at d toniid to pcrfotiu nuudure, it may Oe tafceu by old aud rotiag ef both tex. Good
for tuao aud beast. I'lice 5U cutis.
T unrr Ra1;an-i f nres rourts r-nlde, Creep, Hoarseness, Whooping Concli
i-UIlg Li&izam Brotir.hltia. I .', .niM iiion ot the Lnn. Hore Threat, Spitting
nf Blood, Loss UI Voire, Asthma, (julnsy, ji lle..e. Tickling sensatioh in the throat, blrllcnlt
Hreiithing. Ilarkinx i ongh soreness ol chest and Consnmptlon, where the dreaded disease haa not
ilrenriy advsncud beynna medical aid. Clergymen and rtpeskera, will And this medicine valuable,
is it acts nlrei upon the Hvnnchl.il Tnhes, removing 'hi Pnleijni and renders the voice clear (n't
distinct. It irlvs Instant roil f, it matters Dot ho sevure yo ,r congh mtv belt la sontniog and
hesling to the throat an I lui.t's. Ills perfectly hsrmlnss. and pleasant to the taste and gives a most
instant ri'ii, f It l uckniiwiedgod to bo one of the most relinb e me 'Iclne tnsde for the throat and
lungs. It throws off a. I the nffunrtad mxtter, clears ihe luhue ot all Impurities and leavea them in a
braiihy rnndltion thus leaving the air psssages freo but Ides iuvlgoratmg aad itrengthalng the
geueral system. It sores life. 1'tice jUceute.
Tfic-o Rimr4ie Prepared only hy Dr. I. F. Nallett, Phll'lpshnrg, Kansas.
X IltoU XXUIltaiei Are sold by dragglete and J. L. McCormlck. Pullllpsburg.
ADVKUTLSIXG IS A BUSINESS
PROPOSITION. YOU BUY IT
AS AN INVESTMENT AND YOU
WANT YOUR MONEY'S WORTH
EVERY TIME. YOU GET IT
WHEN YOUR AD IS PLACED
IX A GOOD MEDIUM. THE
HERALD COVERS THE FIELD
IX PHILLIPS COUNTY AND
GIVES YOU THE FULL VALUE
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