The state herald., 1889-11-22


J.F. MoCisng Of Cheyenne Was in
town last week.
Clarence Sherman Is spending . few
days in Holyoke this week.
Frank Stack was holding down cases
on the HERALD this week.
VIM. c. Robinson returned from his
Denver trip last Sunday.
This week we publish tho o6,cial
vote Of Phillips county In full.
c. 4. Hubble is now reading the
HERALD in pay for bringing In the
largest water melon last summer.
The stand pipe Is now towering the
heavens, and Il quite an ornament to
Prospect Hill.
PC. westover, A. n. woodford,
sad W. N. Jordon rode their bicycles
. Grant Sunday. They took The
freight on their return.
Nr. Rogers from the couutsy, drop.
ped dead In the City Drug store LAST
Monday. He had been suffering with
consumption for some time.
NJ
The HERALD has changed it, loca-
tion and will now be found one door
south Of Hoskins Bros Store, where
we shall Be pleased 70 have our farmer
friends drop In and give u the news.
8. II. Shoemaker, Of Raymer, one Of
~ editors Of the Raymer Herald, was
in Holyoke over Sunday, the guest Of
Nr. Frazier ofthe Gordon HOUSE. He
reports the little burg on the boom.
Mrs. Belknap, who has been sick for
some time past died last Monday
morning. She leaves husband and
aiel,t children TO mourn her departure.
They have the sympathy Of the entire
town In this, their great misfortune.
"How would ". ". Ware sound for
state senator from this dhtrict next
year."-News.
Well, really, Bro. Williams, We are
compelled TO say that II sounds . very
great deal bstter now than Il will
sound next fall, and judging from the
vote that has just been cast We think
ws come very nearly voicing the ssnti.
ment Of the votsrs Of Phillips county
when We cay W. W. Ware for senator
would harmonixe With public feeling
about ~ well next fall ~ would the
6ling Of = cross-cut saw with the
music Of IA old bull. But Of course
this u no time 10 discuss the chances
Of any man for that position. and We
sre confident that had Mr.. Ware
known Of this blundsr being made he
would not have allowed the shove Item
70 have appeared In the News o. any.
ether payer. But the old man 10 al.
ways going Oh prematurely and his
friends must put up with his short
eonings and mistakes.
The post once squabble seems Just
- far from . satisfsctory settlement
now - Il did two months ago. Every.
thing depends upon the sctiou Of The
state delegation. AMI the matter stands
In Just this position. Our delegation
consisting Of our senators and repre-
asntxtlves have now recommended
Ne nppolntm snt Of y. X. Chsadls,
which means his appointment and =
consequent continuation Of the aght
snd q psUhabls election Of democrat.
10 representative from thls district
next fall, and also = very strong re-
monstrsnce against Mr.. Cheadls ~
soon ~ no ID appointed. Now the
situation nsrrows down 70 this: will
our delegation withdraw their recon.
mendation Of Mr.. Chsadls aud com.
blns with W upon now candidate In
the interest Of party harmony and 70.
publican success. or will they persist
In their lll.advlssd course, and fastep
the rops about their own political
nscks. win they c0ntlnue 70 ignore
the wishes Of our people and the ad.
vics Of our party leaders who are here
upon ths ground and do that very
thing, they would be 10 quick 10 con.
sure II the nct WAS not their own. We
must walt develol~ments. and hops
10 have soms light upon this subject
fvr our reaisrs II, our next issue.