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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27
chA linuaelnalil.

bu" houhtuutus
A good wool dress is better than n
cheap silk.
Soak machine oil stains In cold water
before washing.
Glass fruit jars may we'll be utilized
rs tea and coffee receptacles.
A little powdered borax added TO
starch gives increased Stiffness.
Leather chair seats may be revived
by rubbing with egg white. well
beaten.
No matter how sharp knife may
be, cutting bread with It, or dipping II
In hot fat, will dull the edge.
When acid OF any kind gets on
clothing. spirits Of ammonia will kill
it. Apply chlOroform TO restore the
color.
The toughest fowl can DO made eat-
able II put In cold water, plenty OF It.
and cooked very slow from five 10 six
hours.
After taking cake from the oven. lot
remain In tho pan about five minutes;
1t will then como out sasily without
breaking.
HmuAouo hppiicu wv Vt tuFce
times on fresh cold soro will kill II.
1t will drive u away II used when the
cold sore is first felt.
Ready made clothing. whether outer
or inner garments, should have all
tho buttons scwed on moro securely
before they are worn.
Plenty OF clothespihs should bc kept
handy. Have box for those md drop
them In the suds once In while, and
then wipo them dry, as they are apt 10
get dusty md soil the clothes
For n cough, roast a lemon without
burning. and when hot enough cut II
and squeeze out tho juice. which can
be swcctened to taste. Dose. n DESERT
spoonful when n cough is troublesome.
II one wishes To cool hot dish In n
hurry. Il will be found that II the dish
be placed In vessel full OF cold. salty
wafer II will cool far more rapidly
than II 1t stood In water FREQ fro m
salt.
An old recommendation often given
young housekcepcrs Is to uso ten
lcaves In sweeping carpets but their
uso on delicate colors should DO avoid
ed. rs they will surely stain light
carpets.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27
100000 for $50.

No ston MISS n-corc. junea
Golden frultagc has fallen from The
Louisiana State Lottery Company plumb
Into tho pocket OF wcllknown citizen OF
Boston. II IL Alfred a. Marcus this time,
and tho plum struck him 100000 worth
Alfred Marcus IL u familiar figure on our
s,rccta. having hnd extensive dealings In
real estate. and he IL generally conceded y
very shrcwd business man. In religious
circles he figures M ono of the strictly
orthodox Jews. lie not only ha. built two
synngoRucs. but IN one Of them on Church
ST he Ii tho rabbi, and there is seen every
Saturday conducting the service and read
Ing tho sermon. ono day last week he
NAid on the mortgage on ono Of his
churches, which, II has leaked out. was
duo 10 his good fortune In securing tho
plum from tho Louisiana State Lottery
pie. II seems that u few days previous 10
tho drawing Of Mny 18th, br bought u
whole ticket No. 80, III. Ito paid 40
for tho ticket, md on tho Ainy 10 drawing
found his was tho lucky number. tJo.siti
aud had drawn tho entire second capital
prize Of siDu.0Do. Tho next morning going
10 4. II. Allen. ri the Central National
Bsnk. tho money was sent for aud rcce yrj
on Friday, aiay -.
Jaw, YOU make mo tired" as tho wagon
H. q A. 4. L.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27
"we!. q moment in the parl
Frank. "while | call Mnhcl.n

Wal. = moment in the pnrlof.-s1h.
Frank. ''whilc call Mabel"
And SO saying. but with u bi. weigh,
upon his heart. Frank pushed onward
toward the sitiing-room. As he threw
open the door before him. however. he
was suddenly confronted by n lady in
fall travelling costume. and glancc
beyond showed him marvellous dis
array of trunks and traycling-bags.
mabel. my dear"
A glovcd hand held ont to him a
small white envelope. while q husky
and trembling voice said:
Goodbye. Frank"
"Mabel-"
isn't that Walters voiccp Oh.
Waller. arc YOU hcrc?"
Yes. Mabel; here ! am safc and
sound"
"Oii. Walter take me nway-takc mo
home to mothcrs.'
But Mabel. what IL tho matter.
Frank has been Just tho best old fcl.
low"
Walter. there she il; saw her ut
man, aud now hos brought her here!
Walter. what does Il meanp"
Mean! Why. Mabcl-comc. Flor.
enee-Mabcl. this Is my wife. your sis.
ter. Florence. I've been In trouble.
and Frank has helped me through. like
trump that he f.; and you are mad.
when you have got the best fellow In
the world for u hus----"
Mabel gave one look at her brother.
another Into tho wistful face of her
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27
A Matter Of In.eres. TO Travelcr,.

I>>TaariSis emigrants and mariners Gn'
s,omach Bitters isa me
that Hostciier FSSAa .,b,,l,hful I'm
dIcinal safeguard against AnzsS.. .,,Ic,,I,
Aucnces. upon which they can I'M 49,,
rely. since II prevents tile cfrrets TINT y.
unhealthy climate. vltia,rl atm osphnrc,
unaccustomcd or unwholosoine diet. bad
water or OF her conditions uhfnyorablo TO
health, would otherwise Produce: on long
voyages. or journeys by land In lniitudes
adjacent 10 the equator, 1t Is especially
useful rs preventive OF the fcbrilc CON.
plants and disorders OF the stomach. liver
and bowels. which are apt TO attack IN.
lives OF the temperate zones so!6urning or
travelling In such regions, and Is an excel
lent protection against the influence OF OK.
IRENE cold, sudden changes Of tcmpera-
turc. exposure to damp or extreme fatigue
II not only prevents intermittent md rc
mittent fever, and other diseases OF ma
lnrinl type, but cradlcatcs them. fact
which has been notorious for years past
In North mud South America, Mexico, the
West indies, Australia and other coun
tries.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27

ID the Union Pacific ky. Only limo rnh-
ming solid vestibuls Trains from Denver to
Chicago, via Council BIZ ~ snd kausas
City! Free reclining Oh. ! cars; elegant
day coatheA All mcals served In Dining
Cars between Denver ana Omaha, Kansas
City, Chicago, st. Paul, Salt LNfkc and
Portland, w tho popular price df seventy
Ave cents,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27

ID tho title OF the now illustrated sum
mer tourist book of the Michigan Central,
"Niagara Falls Route" II Is y practical
gtiids and profusely illustrated. Sent 10
any address H. ~ rTsseip, Of SIX cen1s p9s,ss'
Chicago, III.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27

DIR. T.. l.. GORSuCH, Toledo, o., says !;
"a have practiced medicine for forty years.
have never seen preparation that could
prescribe with so much confidence Of sue
cess US can Halls Catarrh Cure" Sold
by druggists, Ttc.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27

& Co., Philada., Pa, to anyone in tho US.
or Canada, postage paid, upon receipt OF -
Dobbins' Electric Soap wrappers. See list
Of novels on circulars around each bar.
Soap for sale by all grocers.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27

''Now well sec how heavy you are"
said Cumso. rs he led TO the scales the
woman who had Just b-on married.
why Is that9" asked she.
at is customary to give the bride .
weigh. Nudge.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27
American Pensions.

Tho United States government hn'
paid oul IN round figures u ,0OO, 900, 0OQ
in pensions sInco The beginning VI the
olyu war; 80 -,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27

In Platte Canon on tho South Park branch
Of the Union Pacific Ry., Deansbury, Buf
falo, Pine Grove or Crystal Lake. Cool,
delightful anu near to Denver; two trains
daily heap rates, best camping xnd fish
ing Id the State.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27

Bring up child in the way he should go
and when no is old Just hear hin, take all
the credit TO himself Tor his virssous
tspth,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27

Tormentcd Husband tcxaspcratedl -
"Women are all alike My wife cries when
she wants anything, and my daughter
wants something whenever she cries"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27

That's the fellow lin laying for,,'' said
the heh ~ her owner came out with 4 pan
Of cornmeai.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27
ONE ENJOYS

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and act,
Eentiyyetprompt on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn efiectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and 40.
cceptab!e to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In it's
effect:, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
its many excellent qualities com.
mend It to all and have made it
the psost popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
giss. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA FlC SyRUP co
..,,. saw faAHciSco. CAL.
30W8kitiE, kk VIEW roak w
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27

,'jamcs. am cleaning house, so BIO n good
fellow and beat tho carpet N usual
mo, think I'll shake u this year"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27

Tho man who sets out to live by his wit.
was recently found dead In un abandoned
tengmcDt. Verdict Of the coroner; a VIC
TIM ef misplaced confidence.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27

Cate rfG Uf MI rolors In the day time,
but d. Night ttery sns n sort OF yelier.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27

Now that every one ia wlplnr his feet on
Mr.. Quay we begin to sec why hs Is hamnJ
Matt
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27

hAtoOr al, dsstrE'ooyyssd. More MIX Il
consequently rsdlircd tor. each pSuhh
Of cheese. Involving direct loss 10 the
farmer The bnetsrls that spoil milk
5ccupy ! Space % isFesr tHsn III. point
Of needle, and multiply so rapidly
that millions are produced from one In
a short time. Milk is especially adapt
ed to their growth, and u small
quantity will furnish food for their
rapid development They adhere TO
thB surface Of ,Ycssels that hhvs con2
tanned milk With iris iaGt H. .iniHd;
the necessity for thoroughly cleaning
10 apparent 1t has been shown that
no amount Of washing. In cold or warm
water. will remove all the bacteria.
1t Is necessary to use boiling water,
and let II stand In the vessels for a
short time. This will destroy the
active forms. Too much care can not
be exercised in sculding all implements
used In the dairy.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1890-06-27

TO make new ropes pliable before
Using them In the stables boil them
md then dry thetii id the siii:
Peas and oats are Sometimes s6wn
together, and cut as green food for the
cows ne soon rs the seed pods OF the
peas arc formed.
Salts frequently applied to Qspara-
gus beds, but soapsuds are better.
Celery Is also benefited by liberal ap-
plications OF soapsuds.
The large Lima bean has been made
70 assume the biish habit, and this will
Ereatly aid III The annual prediction
Of q lnrget crop for consumption
Cultivation OF the soil ID. not f6r the
nere killing Of weeds; 1t Il iHdispen:
sable for the growth VI crops. 4 corn
or. potdt6 crop Should DO worked odcc
d week.
An Irishman who grew big crops OF
potatoes. was asked, how he did It.
we'll" he replied" "a plants good
seed; I gives plenty IL manure; ihoe
EN-. and hoe EN-, and ! hoe 'em;
am allus hoein' them; md they grows
aad grows"
The Importance OF good breeds may
be shown by the fact that Michigan
farmers shorthorn calf weighed l25
pounds when only day old. while n
shorthorn calf belonging TO another
breeder weighed 74O pounds when 0
months old.
All we have TO do Is to keep soil
acting; 10 make II soluble; to furnish
1t with organic matter, Ind 10 give
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-12
Burned the House.

DANNILEE. VA, Aug. H. special. -
Two men have been manufacturing whisky
near Sandy Cross. i'm Rockingham county
sc. Revenue Officer W. Ray went 10 th,
distilcry ON saturday last 10 list the stock
i'm the storage house for taxation. The OF
dccr had some reason 10 believe that tine dis
tillcrs meant mischief, and when he return
ed 10 Reidsyillc be took another officer viii
him. and the two returning 10 the disiillery
hid themselves in the woods near the stor
ace room 10 watch matters.
About lO O'Clock at night the owners o
the distillcry went to the store, 1t Is charged
removed the unstamped spirits, and ther
deliberately set fire 10 the house, burning i'
10 the ground. The officers then went home
and returned sunday morning with rein
forcemcnt- 10 arrest the men. but they
having i'm some way got an inkling. had de
parted. The object in burning the houst
was 10 make it appear that the unstampeo
liqu0r, about Gm gallons, had been destroy
ed 80 that the revenue tax would not haN,
% De paid on il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-12
LYCNHBURG.
Open-Air Religious Meetings-Eichmond
Negroes have q Fight.

LNNCHBURG. Va, Aug. H. Special. -
For some days several Of the ministers of
this city have united in holding, on Frank
lin Hill. what are called open-air religious
meetings at nisht. They are somewhat ON
the order Of old camp-moetings, with their
plain seats and lamp-ight. These meetings
have been very largely attended, and last
night it is estimated that at least one thou
sand people were I'm attendance.
In the absence Of Rev. DR.. Felix OF the
First Baptist church. Of this city, Rev. DR..
". ". Laudrum of Richmond. has been
filling the pulpit with great success. The
church was crowded last night. and the
sermon was universally commented for
its ability and clOqucnce.
An excursion train from Richmond, con-
-sting of three coaches, two of negroes and
one of whites. arrived i'm the city early TINS
morning over the Chesapeake and ONO
road During the night Henry Garter and
William Branch. two Richmond negroes,
who had brought their guns along with
them. became involved i'm quarrel. The
dispute became animated. and both whipped
out revolver, and began firing al each
other How many shots were trcd is not
definitely known, hut il is known that both
parties fired until each had received flesh
wound.
Dr. -. \. huNk, "a ldchmond surgeon, j.,
who happened 10 bee aboard, made an eN-
animation of the hclligcrents with the fol-
lowing result: 4 ball had stru ok the
second finger OIL the second Joint TO the end.
Glanced. entering the left Thigh. and i'm
h.dded itself i'm the flesh. Branch drove
i'm the hcshy part Of the left hand The
other men blcd freely. and Dr. kuyk rem
dercd all the assistance IN his power. The
men claim that the shooting was accidental.
bat their claim is not credited. and, even II
true. 10 was criminal carelossucss 10 handle
"A pistol i'm "a crowded railroad car. quite "a
panic WAS created i'm the car by the Incl
dent. The wounded negroes leave for home
tonight.
Last night Deputy sheriff lnman Callaiin,
of Eusihurg, Campbell county. was aroused
from his -lumbrr- hy grating sound like
that of "a saw. and ON investigation discoy-
erred that some one was endcayorlng toforcc
am entrance 90 his ~t0rehousc. Rising
quietly. Doe procured his shotgun, and pro-
ccedng % the window hc opened ire ON The
intruder. Hearing no sound after the irst
shot. hc discovered the dead body of a white
man. the whole load having taken effect in
bis head, killing him instantly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-12

deceased was a member Of Washington
Council. Jr. .. L. \. NJ. lie was up. TO a
short time ago member of the order Of
Chosen Friends. in which order he carried
an insurance Of $1,000 but he withdrew
from the order some time since.
The body Of "A cOlOrcd man was found in
She water i'm MAYS meadow, in Chesterfield
county, yesterday by Mr. Thomas Dolan, of
this city.
Rev. j. j. Lancrty preached yesterday
morning and night at the Washngton-strcet
Methodist Episcopal church 10 a large con-
gregation.
Rev. Frank Boston. Of Memphis, Tenn.
filled The pulpit of the First Baptist church
last night.
Mr.. q. \. Traylor commenced today
work ola the new addition 10 the asylum.
Miss Ada Lipc and Miss Bertha Robinson,
Of Manchester. are on a visit 10 Miss Allie
Cox. Chesterfield county.
Rcu. Il. Il. Acrce. pastor Of the FIRST
Baptist church. left this morning for his old
home i'm King and Queen county.
Miss Fannie Upham, Of Charles City
county, who has been on a visit at Mr.
Fielding divers. has returned home.
Mrs. +. i. Iyey and Miss Kate Totiy left
this morning Tor Charles city county.
The Il. l.. Lee Eettcry held another meet
ing tonight 10 elect a captain. \ commit
tee from the battery waited on Mr.. X. VI.
DObie to-day, and asked hun If elected cap
tain of the company would he serve, who
told them that he cOuld not.
The colorcd peoples industrial parade
this afternoon was a failure. 50 far as eX-
hbits were concerned. In the line were
three colorcd military companies. The pro
cession was headed by a band of music.
The parade was followed by lamb-roast,
near Wcst-End Park.
\ chicken fight took place this afternoon
i'm Dinwidde county about one mile from
Graniie Grove, which was witnessed by
about three hundred and fifty people. Con-
siderable money is reported to have changed
hands on the result. one of the chickens
was killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-12
Greensboro.

GREENSBORO, y. c., Aug. ll.-.>pecial.
IL has jsut been learned here that there i
sOrie friction between Captain :. l.. Allen, OF
Winston, who lost his building and stock OF
hardware by fire few days ago, and the
company that carried the risk.
The most destructive ircshet ragged down
the Biz Buffalo. in Cabarrus county, last
week that has ever been recorded. The
stream damaged crops and property from
$l2, 900 10 $4,000.
4 petition was presented by bicycle
owners asking Of the City Board the priyil-
ege of riding on sidewalks, except on the
most public thOrOughiares, and 1t was re-
fused.
+. &. Newcomber, liquor dealer at this
place, whose license the City Board refused
TO renew not long since for violation OF law
in regard to selling liquor to minors, was
required 10 give $500 bond in each Of two
indictments standing against him.
NJ. Hardy 4. Gregory, "A young man 0l
this place, twenty years Of age, who has
been in the mail service only one year, and
is now route agent from Washington city
10 Atlanta. has just been promoted to
81, 400 position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-12
PETERSBURG.
The Negro Industrial Parade-Chicker
Tight-Personals.

PETERSBURG, VA, Aug. H. Special. r.
Judge Il. II. Jones and Mr.. W. H. Jones
will convey to Governor Mckinney, at
Rlue Ridge Springs tomorrow, an elab-
orote pctitiOn for a respite Of the negro
Iohn Phillips. who is 10 hang Friday for
the murder Of Captain Il. {. overly. Col
lectiOns in the negro churches here Tor ihii-
lips' defense amount 10 S1l.o9.
Captain John Moore, freight conductor on
the Norfolk and Western railroad, attempted
to lump on a train at depot here. i've was
thrown between the platform and the rail-
road track. and dragged for short dis
rance. Captain Moore, after releasing MS
hold on the car had the presence OF mind
to roll OF from the moving tram, ana mus
escapod being seriously injured.
There were very heavy rains IN Dlnwld-
die county and along the line Of the Norfolk
aud Western railroad east OF Petersburg,
Yesterday afternoon.
The Petersburg Greys, Captain +. X. Las
sitter. will 90 into weeks encampment Oh.
Wednesday night, at Eflersille, CbesierheIa
county, two and a halt miles from refers
burg. The tents, which arrived here from
Richmond yesterday, will be pitched on the
camping-grOnnds tomorrow, by captain
Iassiter. Private o. w. HollingswOrth, and
a Tnited states Army officer, from Wash
ingtOn. r.
,.o',se ON Foley street in BlandlOrd, occu-
nod by George Monroe, negro, was dc-
.,royed by fire. Loss, 500; covered by In
81" rhe funeral Of Mr.. George schank took
,.'s.. This morning from the Washington
I,rset nj. n. church. and was largely AZ
tended. Rev. II. 4. Wilson oliiciated. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-12
ALEXANDRIA.
Cut by "A Negro Boy-Sunday scenes-Notp
of the Churches.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Aug. H. Special. r.
The eight or ten pleasure yachts owned
here had their palties yesterday, who
steamed or sailed down early in the morn
ing 10 return in the evening, Three OF them
anchored of Mount Vernon and camped
ashore.
sheriff Neitch went on his usual raids
and didn't succeed as well as before for his
two prisoners were discharged 10y squire
Birch for lack Of evidence.
While bathing in the river above the Free
bridge a white boy named Ryder got into
an alteration with colored bOy. Ryder,
it is said. held the darkey's head under
water for several minutes and then chased
him ashore. WhereupOn the darkey got a
knife and cut him in the stomach, making
bad would. but not necessarily serious in
it, character. Both boys live in Washing
ton.
At the Catholic church yesterday the new
assistant pastor preached on ISLANDER and
Detraction," in which.hc vent at the ''politi-
clans and political liars"
Rev. Dr. Latmer, Of llampden-Sidney
preached two splendid sermons at the Sc
cond Presbyterian church yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-12
RALEIGH.
During Governor Fowle's Absence-fire
al VI Min.inn-A pOstmaster \ Arrestrd.

During Governor TOwle's Ab>encc-Fire
at NfDston-A Postmaster Arrested.
RALEIGH y. c.. Aug. IL Special. F.
Lieutenant-Govcnor Thomas NJ. Holt AZ
rived here this evening, and will occupy
the eubcrnatorial chair during the absence
Of Governor FOwlc at Greenbrier W ute
sulphur Springs, where he may remain sew
eral weeks. Governor F0wle lctt under the
advice of his family physician, who regards
his condition as serious.
Fire broke out at Winston this morning
at , O'Clock, and destroyed Hotel Fountain,
the largest hotel in the place. \ large part
of the furniture of the hotel and clothing
and other property OF the guests were
destroyed. The loss above insurance is
estimated at about $1,000.
W. IL. Blodso, for manvscar5 promi-
nont attorney in this city, died at his home
here Yesterday.
Carthage. in Moore county, has had an
other new sensation in connection with the
+ cent p0stOilicc robbery there. W. +. Suits.
,istant postmaster, who robbed the Office Of
registered matter. and in whose trunk the
matter was found, disappeared While a
warrant was being sworn out 1Of
his arrest, and has not yet been ar
rested. Postmaster Shields has Just been
arrested also, and bound over Tor his
appearance al the nited states C0url
upon charge Of aiding and abettins
Suits to escape. III is stated that Shields
assured the pOstoilice inspector that Suits
could be had, and that he would assist the
inspector TO arrest him, but afterwards re-
fused to assist the inspector, stating that
SUITS would make his appearance. shields
il suspected Of being in league with Suits.
and will be held for trial.
The negroes are apparently organizing a
regular campaign Of their own, and are de-
termncd 10 split OIL entirely from white
Republicans. \ negro school teacher here
i ont i'm card announcing himself Us 1.-THE
Republican candidate" for clerk of court
and will run against Charles ID. Upchurch'
the regular white Republican nominee, who
has held the Office for a number of years.
I'm Orange county Saturday night, negroes
held a convention and pat full cOlOred
ticket IN the held for the Legislature and
county offices, independent Of the regular
Republican nominees.