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The state herald., 1893-10-20
ELECTION NoTiCE.
STATE OF COLORADO.

L..
County Of Phillips.
Pursuant to the provisions Of section twenty
one tsl) Of chapter thiriy-four i3il Of tho Gcner
al Statutes Of the statc 81 Colombo, entitled
Election. notice il henty given that a Gen.
er1l Election will DO held in the several voting
precincts in said county Of Phillips in the state
aforesaid. on the Tuesday -ucccc,iin. the first
Monday in tho month Of November, A. u. 1893.
to-witi on the ssseath "a la, Of November, AID.
isJ
rha, on ssid day the following officers are To b.
elected. to-wN,
One county commissioner within and for
commissioner district No, 3.
One county clerk and recorder.
One county sheriff.
0Gs county coroner,
One county trNsurvr.
One county superintendent of schools
One county surveyor.
One county Assessor.
One justice Of the peace for Justices precinct
No. I.
One Justice OF tho pcaeo for iu.tics's precinct
No. ..
One justice al the peace for Justices precinct
No. T.
tine justice of the peace for Justice. precinct
M. I.
ons Justice Of the peace for Justice. precinct
No. Z.
One Justice Of the peace for justice. precinct
No. q.
on. constabl-for justices precinct No. I.
onr constable for Justices prcciDct No. :.
onc constable for Justices precinct No. !.
One constable for iG,tisc- precinct No. 1.
On" constable for Justices precinct No. ;.
One constable for justices precinct No. c.
Ari nj iiie -ain, time aud place Ia accordance
wi,ll the provisions of an Act NJ the Ninth Cen.
cfal A>-cmhl, of the State ~ Colorado entitled
An Ae, To .nbmii TO III. qualified electors u
tho stats tho question 81 extending tho RICH, Of
-u'iras. Ia women OF lawful ns,. and otherwise
qualified. according 10 the provisions Of nr,ici.
seven. section .. of the Constitution ~ Colora-
do approved April 'th. isgi there will h. sub
fiit,c1 a, The General Election aforrsaij. To tho
,ut. Of tho qualified clcciur, II said stats. for
their ratification OF rjeaiipu. the proposition 20
ALLOW female pcrsoa- 10 yots NJ all elections In
-nid stats. According 10 tho provisions of SAID
act.
In wi,n-.i whereof. have hcr,unto let M,
hand and oiiinial seat u, i,o,oke this nth day
IT Oct. 4. u. is,1. u, ", BE10s. 10. clerk.
IskALl Ny l.. Ls lhA>c, Deputy.
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60 SO with the sole ,dsa Of obtaining

90 9 SO with the sole idea Of obtaining
lice.-Denver News
According to the same line Of reason
ing used by the News, when r. NJ. Pat
tefson manipulated the Arapahos
county conventions OF the Patterson
democrats and Patterson popuiists,
;or fusion it was done
with the sole idea Of obtain
ing Office" The gentleman who edits
the News is not in very good position
to consistently say much sguinst any
kind OF part. fusion.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate of John M. Cullis. deceased:
The undersigned. having been appointed
executor Of the last will and testament Of
John Al. Cnllis late Il the comfy II Phill.ps
and state OF Colorado, deceased, hcrehy gives
uotsc- :hat he will appear before the county
court Of Phillips county, at the court house
In Holyckc at the October term, on tho last
Monday in November next. at which time NIL
persons having claims against sud estate are
notified and requested TO attend for The pur-
pose Of having tho same adjusted. All per.
sons indebted to said estate are requested
to mako Immediate payment 10 the under.
signed.
Dated this 9th day Of October A. D. lsQs.
GEORGE MORGAN, Executor.
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(first publication Sept. -. IS o3.)
US Land ONCE Sterling colo.l
Sept 20, 1888.

Complaint having hnen enterc at this ONCE
by Ncis Nyman against Abram Strawscr for
failure to comply with law os to timber cult
uro entry No iasbi dated March IL 1850 upon
the s'w v eco n tp On r - v In Phillips coun.
W Colo, with view to the cancellation Of
said entry; contestant alleging that Abrsm
strawser has wholly failed during the years
1891. 1853 and 1899 to plow. plant or cultivate
ten acres Of said tract Of land to trees, tree
seeds or cuttings as required by law and that
said failures still exist.
Tho said parties arc hereby summoned u
appear ut this Office on the -, day OF Nov.
1883 at 10 o'clock m to respond aud furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure.
II. y. TEDMON, Register.
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t,lr-t pubilcn,lon Oct. Ia. i.I1 Ma,

t'irst publication Oct IA, ispI.) No pug
Nutire For Publication.
Land ofico n, sterling. Colorado.
O"t ~ irha.
NOTICE " hereby given that the following
named settler has iiied notice Of hiA In
trii'ion TO make nnai proof ~ support Of his
claim, nnd that said proof viii he made bc.
fore clerk OF county rouri rhiilips county
COO nj Iioi,okc, cola. "n Nov, i7,ispJ Nisi
ALDEN A SNAPPER
" sliH for 'hcsw u sec igipTnrUw
lilo names the follow Ing witnesses to prove
his continuous Residence. upon and cnitIvn.
on of. said land, Wa
smith Morley Ut iIniyoks Colo
Martin summers =" I"
John " hitr 4.
william Lutte
n. v, 1tDMoS. Register,
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We need the participation OF woman
IN the ballot box. 1t is lille to fear tba
she will meet with tlisrespcct or insu
at the pals. Let her walk up firmly
and modesuy to deposit hor vote, and il
nny one ventures to modest her, the
crowd will swallow lin up as the whale
swallowed Jonah. -H:nrv Ward Beech.
Az
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Notice Is hereby given that b, virtue ofa wri,
al special execution Issued out Of the county
court OF Philiips county Colorado dated Oct 18th
is'S md to me rs sheriff directed Ia favor Of
Joseph II King Ms executor u the last will and
testament Of James Burnham deceased and
aenihst George u Walker and Martin Ellen
Walker. Osbotn aud Nj. n O.horn his
vito whose christian name 10 to plainiii un.
known. J Andersen and MIR J u Anderson
whose christian name |. 10 plaintiff unknown
for the sum Of ,k hundred and thiriy.three
'lolirr- and clshiy.hye cents damage. aud thirty.
ak dolinIs and se'eniy ccnis costs aud aecrulng
costs, TO ta,isf, tho nba,r amounts l AN com
mhnded To sell the following described real estate
to-wi'' Thcn quarter !, Of .cc,ion n Ia
township sarsn north In range fort, -four WRIST
al The 9TH y m IN rhillin. county Colorado. !
VIII ON Saturday Nov. illl ispJ .rll the hbo,.
described premises at public auction n, tho hour
ofso'elock = m 81 raid day ut the iron, door II
the court house In ilolyokc Colorado 70 ~.
highest mud byt bidder therefor Dated this
Oct. 18th A u issi.
jams A Tr1rtr Sheriff
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Bsatty's Pianos and Organs.

lion. Daniel +. Beatty, the great Organ
and Plano man OF Washington, n. j., Is
busier than ever. In 1870 Mr.. Beatty left
homo u. penniless pillow boy. and by his In
doinitable will be has worked his way up
Pianos and Organs since 1870. Nolhlny
seems to dishearten him; obstacles laid In
bis way, that Mould have wrecked any ordi.
nary man forever, he turns TO an Advertlse-
inent and comes out Of II brighter than
ever. His Instruments are In use every
next Ten yesT hs ' intenSs 'I e Ell SiI soe
more OF bis make. that means . businesa Of
~. ono 100 II We average them 81 9ip each.
IL II already the largest buglneas OF the kind
In existcnce. Read bis advertisement
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sHERIFF,s eAlk.


Notice Il hsroby given that BY virtue Of writ
Of special execution issued out Of The county
court Of Phillips county Colorado dated OCT. 18th
1888 and to mo - sheri6 directed In favor Of
Dwight " Try,.n and against Robert D Elder
and GsorOs E Clark for
the sum Of seven hundred and 81 dollan and
II cents damages and twenty dollars
costs and accruing costs to satisfy the above
am cunts am commanded to sell the following
described roal estate, to-wit: The net uarter Y
Of section three (s) In township seven ~ n
In range forty-sevcn az west Of the 9Th m in
Phillips county Colorado. ! will ON the 18th
day Of Nov. 1893 sell the above described
premises at public auction At tho hour Of 3
o'clock m Of said day ut the front door Of the
court house in Holyoke Colorado to the highest
and b.~t bidder therefore. Dated this the 18th
Of Oct. 1898.
JANtsA THNPIE SheriH
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PRIZES ON PATENTS
how TO Get TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED DOL.
lars FOR NOTHING.
xhs Winns. has . oasar GIN Of Small
fsrtsnt.. ana the Losers xavs
Patents that may Bring them In
atiu More.


would ION like TO mako twenty-five hundred
GOLIATH II you would, read carefully what fol-
lows and you may SEQ way TO de II.
Inc Press Claims Company devotes much
attention to patents. 1t has handled Thousands
OF applications Tor Inventions, but II wsuld
like to handle Thousands moro. There 10 plenty,
Oh inventive talent At large In this country
ncedinx no'hing but announcement to PRODUCE
practicaI results. That encourage mont tho Prcss
oAaihs company proposes to give.
MOI - nsra ~ IL Seens.
patent suikeS most people - an appallinsly
'ornioAoao thing. Inc idea 10 that m inventor
mus. 10 natural genius like Edison or Bell f;
mat no must devote yeAsst to dclving In compiler
ted mechanical problems and that he must spcnd
fortune on dohca~ experiments before he can
n's now ucvice 70 spatenubie degree OF perfeo-
uon. ihis de'usion tho company desires to dispsl.
IL oos'rcsto get into the head ofthe public clear
comprehension OF the fact thatit Is not the great,
complex, and expensive Inventions that bring
te osst returns to their authora. bat the little.
N"p'e. anu cheap onee-ths thinss that seem %
aosa'dis TRIVIAL mat the average citizen would
1891 soinewhat @n"med OF bringing them 70 the
at.ont'on OF the fstont ohice'
Hs'son says that the prohts he has received
from inc patents on aihis marvellous inventions
nave NOT oeen sunicient to pay tho cost Of bis ex'
perimcnts' hut the man who conceived the idea
Vi iaS,enihs DIV oil RUBBER cord TO chiids ball,
so'h"' " would camc BACK TO the hand when
'hroWh' mlac aiortnno out OF his scheme. The
modern sewing'machine is a miracle OF ingenuity
the product OF the toll OF hundreds Of busy
p,a'ns through hundred and hfty yenra. but the
whoic brilliant result rests upon the simple de-
vice Oh putting the eye OF tho needle at the poin
Instead OF at The other end.
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First publication Oct. 10. 1889 !
U. =. Land ONCE, Sterling, Colo. !
Sept 8 1865.

Complaint having been entorc'l at this of
Dec by Charlie u Jessen against Malcolm
johnson, deceased. his heirs or legal repro
scntaiivcs, for abandoning his homestead
oniry No 1889 dated March 10 100 upon the
NV Y see n tp9nrHw In Phillips county.
Colorado with n view to the cancsllation of
saiy entry.
Tho sad parties are hereby summoned tn
appear at this once on the 10th dag Of Nov.
1888 at 10 O'Clock n, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
mcnt.
II. Z. TEDMON. Rcgtstsr
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- or County, IprOntr--
l.. =. LEWIS.
--For justice OF tho Peace prccinc. .
CHARLES VARNEY.

Seuator Voorhees, game OF freeze out
proved to be a signal failure. After .
continuous Session OF only ~ hours. he
came to the conclusion that the silver
senator's were mere than n mattel, for
him aud his repeal iorces, The silver
senators mean bushes, and are not -,mp
ly tghiirg fer amusement or cam
p,ign capital.
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JANEsATExPLn sheriff.
sHHRIFFs SALE


Nstics IL hereby given that By virtue Of . writ
of special sxecution Issued out Of the county
court Of Phillips county Colorado dated Oct 18Th
ispa and to me - shsrin directed 10 favor Of
Chariss Harris and against Abraham Z n
widdsn, vcrona r widders. willard c Britton
IA Wilson and Mrs Y A Wilson his wife Whose
christian name is to plaintiff unknown. for
s'Aos damasss and esloo costs and securing
costs to satisfy tho above ammounts ] am com.
mandcd toscli the following dcscribsd real estate
to-wit:
The " Y sec - tp en Of = ~ " In Phillip
county. Colorado. will on Saturday tho 18th
day of November 1871 sril the above described
prcmiscs at public auction at the hour Of clock
p NJ Of said day ut the front door Of the court
hosse In Holyoke colorado to tho highest and
Lest bidder therefor.
Dated Oct. 18th isau
JAMES A TEMPLE. Sheriff.
The state herald., 1893-10-20

the well-known eye expert, Of 90 Olive
street, st. Louis, No., and so e II street
New York, wishes to inform his many
friends and patrons Of Holyoke and vi
cinity that he will 10 at the store OF his
agent, E w, Deatcup, Oct. 1920, and
adjust his celebrated non.chanRsa
spectaCles and eye glasses to oil Ia need
OF them, Consultation FRYE.
The state herald., 1893-10-20

Frank ID. Jackson, republican candi-
d ate for governor OF Iowa, seems to lie
making most successful campaign and,
from present indications, whom the votes
are counted. Gov. Boies will End that
the voters Of the state have retired him
to private life.
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lfirst publication Oct. q. isas.l No. ~
Nutice fur ? utilization
Land ONCE ut sterling. Colorado
Oct. 4, loea.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has nlcd notice II his In.
tcntion to make final proof Ia support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made he
fore clerk Of district court Phillips
county Colo. NJ Molyokc Colo on Nov. II isas
viz:
JOHN 4. BRADLEY
lid 40 ~ for the ipt- 5&t&c, s-w Y sec
~ tp7nrUw
lie names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and cnltiyn
uon Of, said land, viz:
William n KipiinE Of Hoiyoks Colo
Jeseph Guernsey "
Henry X stroud /" "
George ponnrily "
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lrirst publication sept % 1881 10 ~
Notfca fnr Qualifications

lrirst publication Sept % 1881 No ~
Mites for Public atinn.
Land Once, at sterling. Colo.
Sept 3oth, 1eo0 \
Notice IL hereby given that the fOllowlnE-
~ named settler has Sled notice Of his In.
tention to make final proof In support Of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore clerk OF County court Phillips
county, Colo, at Holyoks, Colo On Nov. -
l6ts, viz.
JOHN r NELSON
Hid 4 No ias05 for the s-w u sec y tp . fUv
He names the following witpcsscs to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation 0(,
said lan,i. viz:
Christ c Lounsbury Of Holyoks C0,s
Harvey Clark " Z"
Alfred u Clark +" ="
Michael Moweiy I"
IL L. TEnNnS. ReRlater.
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Senator J,olph, Of Oregon, stirred up
u regular hornets nest in the senate q
few days ago by his motion to have the
journal show as present members who
refused to vote. A number OF tho sena-
tors took an active part 10 the light
which followed and for one day the sill
yer senators were given rest. As re-
suit OF this windy session, the democratic
at once set on foot move 10 secure .
party caucus for the purpose Of deciding
upon some cecrse OF action In regard to
tho final disposition Of the repeal bill.
l: they succeed in securing = caucus. the
indications arc that IL will result IN q
compromise party measure.
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Subscribe for the STATE HERALD.

BEATTYS PIANOS as.s q s sss. np' c Msr
liz: free. Address Daniel y. Beatty, WashinGton
New JaYsat.
The state herald., 1893-10-20

We conld not improve tho quality u
paid double tho price. DeWitts Witch
Hazel SsIve IL tho best salve ihat cxpe-
risncs can produce, or that money can
buy. CITY Drug Store
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svokLlN,s ARNloA sALvE.

bUokLIN'6 ARNlcA 8ALVE.
The best salvs in the wurld for outs,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sorss, tetter, chapped hands, chiiblains,
corns, and all akin eruptinns, and posi.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
IL guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 20 cents per box.
For sale at The City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-10-20

DcWitt's Witch Haze; sslvs cures piles.
Dewitts Witch Ilsaci salve cures burns.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures sores.
DeWitt's Witch Hasel Salve cures ulcers.
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trir., 'ublication kt. 10 isas) No sus
NutiCB fur Publications,

Land Of1lce nj sterling, colo.
oct. VIII, iA5
Notice In hereby given that the following
~ named settler has fiicti notice Of his In
tention To make nnni proof In support q his
clam and that said proof will Va made b..
fore Clerk Of district court. Phillips c..snty.
Colo. NJ liolyokc. Geo, ON Nov 18th isl5. via:
JULIA DEvLlN. formerly JuiiA Murphy
I'D y No so7e for the no y sec tps IN rssw
lie names the following witnesses 70 psovc|
his continuous residence upon and cuitlvs-
tion OF. said land. viz;
Henry Perkins of Haxtun CoieI
william u fuilhart
chariss fredrickson
GcorEc sheets
TEDNOS Register.
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NuiirB for Publication,
Land once al sterling. Colo,
,.. Sept. ~, lot
NOTICE I. hereby given tlnt the follow Ing
hhtnr: settler has nird notice of hi, intrn'
tion 10 make fnni proof In support ~ his
Tore tlrrl. OF t0nnty Court i'bii,
IN. County. Colorado. at lIolyokc, Colorado,
on Oct. .; lv5, yisf
WILLIAM " BALDWIN, guardian OF the
heirs Of william " Place, ,icr,.n. rd
i'i No 'lh, Tor ~" y .cc ~ tpanrpw
"" nnin-- tho following witnesses to proyr
MS continuous trsihrncc upon. and cuitiyn
ilon OF. said land, Wa
Newton rirgg Of ifulyoke roio
ths-ibs ~ flsk,tt
,.rofg- y hlnyion "
Dsstgc Drunrf
u. 4. TEpMoS. Register
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First publication Oct. u 1881 No COL
NutiCe for Public atiun.
Land Office at Sterling, Colo.
- Oct. 10. loRl

Land Office At Sterling. Colo.
Oct. TO- 1898
Notice is hereby given that the following
tcntion To make IN al pi oof in support Of his
clam, and that said proof will be made be-
fore clerk Of county court Phillips county
Color ado at IIolyoke. Cole. on Nov. 18th lyes
viz:
ELLA n SHAFER
Il EsSN for the nc y sec IL tp 7nrAw
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
tion Of. said land. viz:
Buith Worlsy Of Hoiyoke Colo
Martin v Summers :"
John white ~ E"
william Lutse I"
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II you can afford to he annoyed by
Kick headache and constipation, dou't use
DeWits Little Early Risers for these lit.
tie pills will cure them. City Drug Store
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Il submit tho within dc-cribed invention In
composition for tho Twenty 1--we hundred Dollar
Prire offered by tho Press Claims Company.
The state herald., 1893-10-20

RThTTY P,ane-. Organs FL up. Wan,
~ h.~nt.. Cat free. Daniel u.
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In every county in Colorado where
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BEATTYs ORGANS z VA: - y s. w.
logue.. Address Or call on DANIEL y. BEArTT.
Washington, N. j.

BEATTY's 0RGAMs,,:.s, g n:ss 9. e
GstIs SlIfE :, Addscss DAxIiL F. BrATTY
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ZEE Armour Atty for plainti6
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ukrEDNoS Rr.d.,er.
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Have lss Ever S,e,p,l Il ihi,k

JAMES \ TEMpLg Sheriff.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-26
POLITICAL POINTS.

Ii was rumored today thBt the friends
OF Joseph Anderton OF the Third Ward
would get out nomination papers. lie
was defeated in the cancus by George T..
Gorton.
The Democratic candidate for Mayor IS
Thomas w. Robinson, and he doesn't
want to be respons bic for the speeches Of
lawyer w. WALDO Robinson. Waldo
makes some queer speeches, but Thomas
should not be held responsible. But there
is still good JOKE on Candidate Robin
son, mixed up with Waldo, who is a very
outspoken man and says some good aud
some queer things which the unwary
think come from Thomas. Some political
jokers like to mix these Roblnsons' up
and the latest Is that Thomas is res
ponslble (O Tor an American Mechanic
speech OF Waldo.
After the vote was declared In the
Fiith Ward caucus last evening Alderman
O'Reilly was called upon to say few
words. Among other things he said that
he aid not intend to bc n candidate this
year, but he vas waited upon by "A large
number OF Democrats aud Republicans
who urged him to remain one year more
IN order to heip he taxpayers in the com
ing fight on the electric light fran
chise aud public park questions. Mr..
O'Reilley declared he would never
vote even II he had to vote alone
TO grant 20 year franchise. Coun
Gilman O'Brien, being also called
upon, made a short address, thanking the
voters for their renewed expression OF
confidence and promising, II the nomina-
tion was ratified by an election, he would
continue IN the same lines AZ be had for
the past three years. He urged the voters
to come to the polls carly on election
day and support not only the ward MONT.
nees, but also their candidates for Mayor
and School Committee, men who were
sll worthy OF their votes and support.
Joseph +. Carney made short address
and proposed a vote OF thanks to Messrs.
Clark and Gillian, the retiring members Of
the Council. 1t was carried unanimously.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-26
The Graze For Athletic Trophies.

At every championship fight there Is al
ways a struggle for the gloves Of the victor
In almost every club IL is an unwrittcn law
that the gloves shall be destroyed. Scores
Of relic and advertisement hunters put in
pleas to get these implements Of battle
After the GOddardMaher fight it required
four men TO get the gloves away from God
dard, and he said: "Toik yer purse, but u
me the gloves. 'Ang youI rules; want
the gloves" He did not get them, how
ever. Joe Choynski actually cried when
the gloves he whipped Godfrey with wer,
taken away from him. O'Donnell wanted
the Cattenach gloves for mascot, butthcy
were refused him, notwithstanding that il
was his first victory in America. Athlete
display the same desire to get the runnin,
shoes worn by men in record breaking
races. Sparrow Robertson was accustor e,
to turn this feature 10 advantage. lie mad,
a practice of getting Willie Days shoe
whenever ho smashed a record.
At that time Robertson made businp..
of manufacturing and selling shoes. Whcu
ever he had dissatisfied customer, he gath
cred him in by saying: "Well, \ tell you
what I'll do. Here's pair Of 5. os Will,
Day wore when he smashed the 10 mile rec
ord" Then, as he always kept lot OF
half worn shoes of various sizes he would
bring out pair and unload them. In Yale,
Princeton and Harvard football and base
ball games there IL always n keen hunt for
the ball after the games, but IL rarely hap
pens that an outsider gets it, for the win
ming college men usually take IL home and
place IL, duly labeled, on exhibition In the
gymnasium
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-26
Annual Convention.

The annual convocation of Pawtucket
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 4, was held last
evening in Masonic Temple. The fol-
lowing officers were elected, ap-
pointed and duly installed into their
several stations by Grand King
Caleb l.. knight of Woonsc cket, assisted
by Joseph Allenson, serving as Grand Cap
tain Of the Host: High Priest, John W..
Little; King, Charles E. Card; Scribe,
Arthur B. Tyler; Treasurer, Jesse G..
Barber: Secretary, William L. Chstterton /;
Chaplain, James M. Davis; Captain of
the Host, 8. Willard Thayer; Principal
Sojourner, Alanson Thayer; Royal Arch
Captain, j. Everett Andrew; Master Of
Third Veil, Wendell q. Latham; Master of
Second Ven, ii. Nelson French; Master Of
First Veil, Antonio Spencer; Organist,
James A. Dawber; Musical Director,
Albert Z. White; Tyler, Edward Card.
High Priest Little, in behalf of the COM
panions, presented the retiring High
Priest, John f. Oldham, with a very
handsome gold Priests jewel, suitably in
scribed.