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The state herald., 1900-10-05

The best method OF cleansing the liver
10 the use Of the famous little Ellis
known as Dswitts Little Easly Rissrs.
Easy 10 take. Never gripe.--C,ty Drug
btoYs.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

The last quart Of the milking. or the
stTippinss taken Immediately before it
has parted with any Of the animal heat,
is the most valuable thing known to
build up person who Is thin emaciated
from any disease. Such milk will DO
absorbed at once in the circulation with.
out gong through the ordinary process
Of digestion. Feeble persons should be-
GIN with one half pint and gradually IN
creaas the quantity until a. the end oi =
week they are taking quart NJ . time.
or ~ much 40 they can possibly irink
without causing too much discomfort.
Tnis should be followed regularly twice
4 day It's very important to select a
COW that ,s healthy and enc that gives
very fich milk.-Field and Farm.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Ususl service on Sunday morning 10
q A. r. hall. The Lords supper will
Os observed sf,Ar thr preaching service.
Onion service IN tho svssiss n the
Methodist chufch.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

The county csmm'Ssiou-rs could no,
usts the tag levy at their meeting on
account oi . failure 10 rscsivs any 70.
port Of the action oi the state board Of
equalization.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

A Colorado road, II 10 ssid. WI dia-
contisus The ssms q "brskewsn" % it,
passenger trains. tot the reason that the
b,stisg 10 new dsuS BY cir instead Of
muscle, and substit6.s the tt'lt "a'st
aeeisssss conductor" second assistant
cssduetes." stc. This would plssss the
bssksots Il rot shs essduetsss.-Mc'
Cesk K(Svblioan.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Mrs. W. r. Shsmp returned from .
trip east wbero she went TO purchase =
new line Of fail snd winter goods and
visited relatives In York and other
points 10 Eebrssts.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

WANTED ACTIVE MAN OF GOOD CHAR
ac,sr to deliver and collect In Colorado for old
tyD n year. sur. pay. Honesty NOR. than ~,
p.rienoe required. Our reference. any bank n
any city. Enclose solf.aiidr--sed STAMPED rn.
,olops, Mnnnfae,uwr~, Third Floor. ss Dear.
borr' IT,. Chicago.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Ex-senator J. II. Painter Of Holyoks
has been nominated for JUICE for the
18th judicial district, and W. L., Hays
reuom,nated Tor disssiesa sttorpsy. Mr..
Hays has made splendid recerd -
district attorney and Mr.. Painter will be
an honor to tbs bench. Both will be
elected.-Platte Valley Gazstte.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Robt. White, 6r.. returned Saturday
from Trip 10 Chicago and other eastern
points. Mrs. viii White Aud children
returned with kim.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Ira kspl-r, viii SHOW. +. ". Dsarcup
and Z. }. Wight wen, 70 Imperial Mon.
dsy ssd ,eok the train Tor McCook, Nsb.,
70 hssr the speech Of Gov. Roosevelt.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Guy Fiemine son Of Mr.. and Nrs. A.
b. Fleming OF this county has been
quite sick with the fever for the past
wssk.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

The democrats, populists and silver re-
publicsns Of Logan county have nom,-
mated Frank II. Blair for county com.
missioner.
The state herald., 1900-10-05
James Fssuk, con Of Fred Frank m

James Frsuk, con Of Fred Frank, met
With sn scoidsot last Wednesday.
Frank Whitman was putting up some
hitohins posts aud James wss standing
near by Watching him, when accidsptly
d Frank Whitman wss driving n spike
with = hatchet the hstchst hSw OF the
handle striking James on tbs nose and
aimost cutting II on
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Miss May Mowry is acting ~ deputy
county treasurer during the sickness Of
the deputy Miss Alice Trsgo.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

The county coumissionsrs held their
regular monthly meeting on Monday Of
this week.
The state herald., 1900-10-05
ea5oo REWARD

For tho airss. snd conviction OF the
party vho shot my bay mare while she
was running on the range soath Of my
ranch sig miles west Of Holyoke.
p. N. McPBgsnis.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Mrs. Frank Conlin returned 70 hsr
home at Alliance last Monday. Hor
sister Aiss Silvia Wash returned with
her.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Carl Orrin OF Holdregs, whs hes been
10 aoiyoks fst . ooupls of months. re-
turned to his home Saturday.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Mr.. aad Mrs. T. N. Lane have q new
son ~ their home. He arrived on Mon
day Sept. Ath.
The state herald., 1900-10-05
AT COHT.

! am selling my drysoods and MILL.
merry stock st cost. you wan, bar.
gain, do not fail to see my goods before
buying. Mrs. Cafes.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Call and - our pe~ Dry Goods. Flsn.
nsletts sod Odt,ns Flannel or any thing
you want In ths dry goods line.
W. II. Shsmp,
The state herald., 1900-10-05

No other pills can equal Dswit.s
Little Early Risen for promptnsss, ctf-
tsinty and efficiency. Drug Store.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Ars. q. j. Slater returned home
Thursday from Seattle, Washington,
whore she has been visiting Tor several
mOaths.
The state herald., 1900-10-05
NOTICE TO WATER CoNsuMERs

Water will be turned "a from ali taps
on which water charges have no, been
paid on OF before the 10Th day OF Dot,
by order Of the Company. ! will DO u,
home aiteriP NJ, whore payments can
be made. WILLIAM McKIsssY, Agi.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Colorado Springs tcolo.) Gazette, Daily
Minfnf Edition. ~ year In ADVANCE. All
The state herald., 1900-10-05
". b. KELSEY
6rroRNxY Rr LaW.
Wtl,stsactics d all Courts.
AoLyc&E, CoLoaADo.
Take d bive~


lsto our stsss where you
ilnd thS most attractive asd up-to. date
Fail and wiutis gsods 10 town. You
doat run any risk IN buying cid bank
rapt snd shelf vsrs essdsfos ssv ones.
bur esods are hammered doss 70 the
lowest possible sesch esd they susck OF
% almighty dellsrs vorth Of valusa.
Our ess. .prcs system sorns the trenches
bshI,d which rssl values Sssd fear no
s..sek. " your future .fsdiss here
and yos VIII save nousy - our stare is
sAt saly plses vAsrs soods ere sold
oAsap ssd Only SEQ goods ~ tsh.
Ysurs for trade
i.EgIAxo L 6csrUafHAsS.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Gold weather is coming. Buy your
Blankets and Underwear Of W. Il.
Nhamp.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. W. g. Holland rstdrue,i
Saturday from three weeks visit in
Iowa.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Hons. c. B. Timbsrlske and n. T.
Sutherland were in Holyeks . lev days
this week.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Mrs. nsslie Ksplei lss been quite sick
with the fever but In now convslesciug,
The state herald., 1900-10-05
FOR SALE.

One suw anil siva, four weeks Old pi1s
r. u. 4. Hsyen.
The state herald., 1900-10-05
All kinds Of Platforms .. sbsmps.

All kinds Of Patterns q Shamps.
Corn for sale at the Lumber Yard,
Buy your dry goods 0f W. r. Shamp.
When In Holyoke board at the New
Sears Hotel.
The q. D. Corset ls the best. For sale
BY W. R. Shsmp.
Miss Alice Trego Is quits i,ok with
the fever.
II you want to buy boz Of fruit call
on W. r. Shamp.
t,ommissidnsr slay spent l.6t Sunday
in Sterling.
Charles Peter bssus his term Of sehool
IN Dist. alass Monday.
Brady and Metcalf shoes arc the best
for sale by W.. r. Shamp.
ecu want good square meal for
200 try the New Sesrs Hotel.
The ladies' OF the NJ. E. church will
serve supper election day, Nov. Q.
William Akin OF this county is visit
ing at Clarinda. Iowa, his old home.
Buy your w,ndmills, pumps, pipe,
wagons ssd buggiss 0f s. j McCarty.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

Buy your windmills, pumps, pipe,
wagons ssd buggiss of s. J. McCarty.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

William Akin OF this county is visit
ing At Clarinda. Iowa, his old home.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

The ladies Of the NJ. E. church will
serve supper election day, Nov. Q.
The state herald., 1900-10-05

When In Holyoke board at the New
Sears Hotel.
The sun., 1900-12-03
Crnsnde Arninst Gambling.

Buffalo, Dee. 2.-The captains and pre-
cinct specials were summoned before the
police commissioners and directed 10 on
force rigidly every law and especially the
law against gambling. In an interview
subsequently Police Commissioner Coop
er said the commissioners had been made
the scapegoats of inefficient or connvins
suborlinates and that they will not stand
it. Report after report has been muda
that there was no gambling, but the com
missioners receive undouhted proof that
gambling is going on and the conditions
are ten times worse than he believed
they were. Hereafter any member ,of the
force, with no exceptions, will be dis
missed if he neglects his duty.
The sun., 1900-12-03
Navy Heats Army nt Football.

Philadelphia, Dec. 2.-On Franklin
field Saturday the navy retrieved its de-
feat of last year by thrashing the army
by the score of II to Z. 1t was Il fierce
contest from end to end and was only
won by the hardest kind of playing on
the part of the Annapolis cadets. The
West Point boys in the face of defeat
never for a moment weakened in their
play and won the applause of the multi
tude of spectators for their gameness.
Neither team played gilt edged football,
but what they lacked in the finer points
of the game the elevens more than made
up by the zeal and carnestness with
which the players went ut each other
Their tacllling was marked with rcck
less abandon that stirred the army and
navy officers in the crowded stands into
wild enthusiasm.
The sun., 1900-12-03
Diamond Brothers Minstrels.

The Diamond Brothers double white
minstrels, fifty white burnt cork artists,
will be the bill at the Opera House ON
Wednesday night. There are no reas-
ons why this performance should not
pack the house at every performance
when the Diamond Brothers. Big Double
White Minstrels, one of the finest equip
ped organizations in that line of amuse-
ment, opens at this magnificently ar
rayed enterprise is complete with every
thing In minstrelsy and has met with
wonderful success everywhere it has
been pre- sented this season.
There are fifty people in the cast, con-
sisting of the best people money can se-
cure. The first part is staked Of silks
and satins, they carry a grand orchestra
and, take it all in all, it is one of the
greatest Ministries of that line. Watch
for the Zig street parade on the day of
performance.
The sun., 1900-12-03

tne community. Ihe workingman now
empties his pewter pint with more or
less fear and trembling, and analysts are
busy day and night on samples of the
glucose and saccharine used extensively
by the brewers. Many of these have
been found to contain arsenic. In the
Manchester and Liverpool districts there
are already over 1000 patients, and
there have been nearly 20 deaths due to
particularly bad lot of glucose supplied
10 favorite local brewers which caused
peripheral neuritis, very similar to beri-
beri. As result of the agitation the
use of glucose will probably be restrict
ed by legislation.
a public analyst suggests that the mys-
terry in the Maybrick ease might have
been solved had the facts now made pub
lie in regard TO arsenic in beer been
known ut the time of the trial.
The sun., 1900-12-03
DIAz TAKES THE OATH.
Mexican President Again InauGurat-
ed With the Usual Ceremony.

City of Mexico, Dec. 2.--President
Diaz. escorted by his military staff and
presidential guards, left his house at o
/ O'Clock Saturday morning and passing
through the streets lined with troops
went to the hall of the house of repre-
sentatiyes, where he took the oath as
president of the republic for the next
four years. When he entered the cham
ber of deputies, all rose, and he took his
stand in front of the speaker of the
house, who asked him if he promised to
observe and comply with the precepts of
the constitution. The president answered
in the affirmative, and the speaker said,
If you shall do so, may the nation re
ward you, and if you do not, may it call
you to account"
This constituted the simple ceremonies
Of affirmation. The president then drove
with his wife and was accompanied by
all the cabinet ministers to the national
palace, where he received the congratula-
tions of the diplomatic corps, foremost
among whom was General Clayton, the
American ambassador, who, by his rank,
takes precedence i'll matters Of diplomatic
Ccrcmonias The president then stood on
the central balcony of the palace sur
rounded by Il brilliant throng and re-
viewed the great procession of peace.
made up of allegorical characters. rural
guards and their picturesque uniforms,
representatives Of the press and banks in
carriages, many, societies and Populations
from nll the manufacturing and mining
Industries in Mexico.
Thc Two Republics. newspaper
which was the oldest daily in the Eng
lish language here, has suspended publi-
rnt inn
The sun., 1900-12-03
Goyernor OdcII.s Innuguratioi

Albany, Dee. Secretary of State
John I. AIcDonough, who is making the
arrangements for the Inauguration Of
Governor Elect Odell, has completed the
plans with the exception of some of the
minor details. Mr.. Odell having express
ed his preference for us quiet an inaugu-
ration us possible the military escort will
not be an imposing one. 1t will consist
of the Tenth battalion of this city and
the Orange county separate companies
the Fifth and Tenth of Newburg and
the Twenty-fourth Of Aliddletown. The
inauguration ceremonies, as usual, will
be held in the assembly chamber at IL
O'Clock in the morning. but admission will
be by ticket After the ceremonies Gov
elnor 0dell will so down to the execu-
tive chamber, where he will receive the
state officers and attaches Of the state de-
partments and later the citizens. AT 4 p.
IN. Governor and Mrs. Odell will hold II
reception at the executive mansion until
q o'clock
The sun., 1900-12-03
KAVY'S TEAM WON.
Men of High Rank In the Army and
Navy Cheered the
PLAYERS.

Philadelphia, Dec, 2.-The NAVY
triumphed over the Army on Franklin
Field Saturday afternoon. ANNAPOLIS
vanquishing West Point to the tune of
II to Z. This score would seem to indi-
cate certain amount of good and bad
luck, as it is magical combination at
times, and it may be pronounced appro-
pirate because of the ups and downs with
which yesterdays gridiron battle fairly
teemed. Two fortunate goals from the
field, one by Clark of West Point in the
first half, and another by Long of An
napolis in the second half, made the
game tie, with about twenty minutes
to play.
Then one Of the Navy's punts was Jug.
gled near the Army's goal line, and that
blunder enabled Annapolis to score
touchdown, which with the goal made
the figures / to s.. Not long after that
the West Pointers made fierce rally,
and when on the Nayy's 10 yard line
punt by Belknap was blocked Had
West Point man fallen ON the ball as it
rolled over the goal line touchdown
would have been made, and with o suc-
cessful goal the score would have been
even up at the wind.up. But the sprv-
ness of Manley of Annapolis, enabled
him to grab the ball just as two of his
opponents were within a foot of it.
Manley, of course, scored safety, which
increased the Navy's total to Z.
The game was one of the most remark
able ever seen on any field because of
the many trials for field goals, the large
number OF blocked kicks and the almost
incessant punting in the second half In
no game this year has the ball received
sucn sound kicking, and because of
this fact the vast crowd of $4,000 spec
tators was kept in constant state of mp
roarious excitement. Fumbles, wild
passes, muffs and terrific tackling helped
matters along, so that for down right
pandemonium the game was among
those at the top ofthe list in this partic-
ular.
Socially the game was brilliant. OF
iicial Washington poured out its great
folks by the carload. Ii was not beneath
the Commander of the United States
military force, Lieut.. Gen, Miles to rise
up from his seat and cheer long and loud
for the West Point men, Secretary of
War Root cheered his men continually
and close by him was Gen. Brooke who
preceded Gen. Wood as Governor Gen.
eral OF Cuba. Admiral Sampson and
many other officers well known in the
naval service were present.
The sun., 1900-12-03
Driving CIubs Form Associntion.

New York, Dec. "A number Of the
best amateur rciusmen of America mot
at the Hoffman House and formed ma
tional association Of driving clubs. The
principal object is to encourage the own
trship and handling for pleasure of fast
harness horses by mon of wealth and
social prominence throughout the com
try. Al Il future meeting bylaws AMI
rules will be formulated and adopted.
These will define the word amateur us
applied to drivers. will govern race meet
ings held under the auspices of the nssn-
citation and lay down the law in several
other respects. The cities represented ut
the meeting were Boston, New York,
Cleveland, Pittsburg, Chicago, Toledo,
Philadelphia, Buffalo, Kansas City, Den
yer and Detroit. In addition to the meet
ings to be held in the various cities, it is
proposed to hold one big national affair,
at which championship trophies will be
connected for
The sun., 1900-12-03
Great White Diamond.

The most thrilling climaxes ever pre-
sented in any melodrama are said to be
those seen III The Great White Diam
ond" which will be presented at the
'i n"a House tomorrow afternoon and
ne with althe wonderful theatrical
nj this greatest and realistic stage
production Frank Henng, the leading
man OF the late Tom Keene's Co., plays
the leading role.
There are some astonishing mechani-
cal effects. The swing for life, and the
human pendulum, are described as bei-s
extraordinary. Mr., Frank Hennig plays
the leading part to the entire satisfaction
of the author, Walter Fessler.
The sun., 1900-12-03
ADJUSTMENTS
Academy of Music.

The original Little Egypt" Burlesque
Company opens an engagement of three
nights and two matinees at the Acad-
emy of Music tonight. The original
Little Egypt, the famous Oriental dancer
will appear, surrounded by large COM
pany, numbering thirty people in all.
The performance opens with musical
interlude entitled "French Visitors"
and concludes with the burlesque "For-
hidden Fruit" Sandwiched between will
be big olio. This company carries all
its own scenery and the costumes are
said to be very handsome.
The sun., 1900-12-03
An Ola vault Discovered.

Freehold, \. j., Dec. Am old vault
has been discovered under he historic
Hcndrickson homestead at Holmdel, near
this place. Ii is solid mass of stone and
cement. Some people advance the theory
that it must contain the treasures of the
old Dutch Hendricksons. who first came
to America from Holland over POO years
ago. The original part of the Hcndlick-
son homestead was built in 1896. or 204
years ago. 1t is under. this part of the
house thar the vault was discovered by
James T. lIendrickson, the present own
or. Mr.. IIcndrickson has as yet made no
effort to break open the vault.
The sun., 1900-12-03
sag Harbor.

James A, Herne and his own COM
pany comes TO the Opera House next
Saturday night in "Sag Harbor." For
rest Robinson the handsome and ad-
mired leading man, who is MI. Herne's
chief support in the great plav of Sag
Harbor," possesses one OF the most at
tractive and charming personalities on
the American stage today.
Mr.. Robinson has in his career been
the leading sunport OF many OF the star
actresses in this country, and only last
year won veiitabe triumph, sharing
The hou MS with Ills star, Mrs. Fske, in
the long run OF Tess OF the D'Urber-
villes," at the Fifth Avenue Theatre,
New York.
Mr.. Robinson is said to possess be.
yoni bis handsome and magnetic per-
sonality. the most remarkable voice in
the who'e profession today. 1t is a won
derfnlv resoI ant and sonorous baritone,
the merest breath Of whisper OF which
reaches the uttermost limits OF the larg-
EST theutre; and when rendering the more
pathetic passages, thrills its hearers with
its extraordinary richness and beauty.
Mr. Robinson is said to be one of the
chest ealaried leading men in the co III
try today, and many of our theatre goers
will remember him as fine and manly
STRIPPING in the gond old stock days at
the Boston mussum.
The sun., 1900-12-03
Astor's New building.

Mr.. William Waldorf Astor. who is
the owner of one of thesmost beautiful
cllicc buildings in London, has just had
constructed at a safety deposit com
pany's vaults special chamber at Il
cost of $4,000. 1t is currently reported
TO he full of securities and documents
representing fabulous amount, which,
it is added, never ceases To cause the
admiration of even the company'S oiii-
cials, who are accustomed 10 handle the
wealth Of British millionaircs.''
The beer poisoning epidemic at Man
chester which has 50 worked un Tho
moan oi Aus slalpI l4"a nVm spl ead Ia
Londcn. The county council announces
The sun., 1900-12-03
rhe wearnxr.

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The sun., 1900-12-03
COL. JOHN WAINWRIGHT,
Late 97th Pa. Vols.
EXPERT PENSION AGENT

Offices No. West Seventh street,
Wilmington, Del. Widows pensions
secured in from 40 to 90 days. Slow
cases hurried up. If you want Il quick
pension wi'ito TO np for papors and IN
structions. Spanish war pensions pro-
cured.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-04-04
GENERAL JouBERr,


Telegrams from Pretoria, dated
Wednesday, say:
Gen. Joubcrt died last night at 1880
o'clock. He had been suffering from
a stomach complaint The town Is
plunged into mourning for the true pa
triot, gallant general and upright and
honorable gentleman. The funeral will
take place tomorrow Thursday The
government is pleading with the widow
to allow {. temporary inierment here
with a state funeral. Joubcrt always
expressed desire to be buried in a
mausoleum built on His farm His site
cessor in the chief command will prob
ably be Gen. Louis Botha, now com
manding in Natal
Gen. Pietrus Jacobus Joubert, COM
mandant general of the Transvaal
forces, better known as Piet Joubert, or
"Slien Piet" (Slim Peter), was born
about 68 years ago He was descended
from an old French Huguenot family,
which settled in South Africa many
years ago He was born in Cape Col
ony but was taken by his parents, when
seven years old, to the Orange Free
State, where he was taught from early
childhood TO shoot straight and hate
the British. He is described as having
been utterly fearless. OF schooling he
had but little, and he never saw news
paper until he was 10 years old. In
spite OF this his ambition prompted
him to read the few books he could OBJ
tain. and he succeeded in obtaining a
fair knowledge OF history and languages.
In consequence of the acquisition OF
Natal by the British, his family moved
from Natal and settled in the Transvaal.
Soon aiterward he became burgher OF
the South African republic and dar-
ing fighter. II was claimed in his be-
half that he could lead body of men
more successfully against hostile natives
than any other man in the Transvaal.
He came TO be so feared by the natives
that the knowledge that he was at the
head Of punitive expedition usually
resulted in their surrender.
1t was during these wars with the
, natives that Joubert became acquainted
with Paul Kruger, and the two men be
came bosom friends He was elected
vice president OF the Transvaal II 1906
defeated Sir George Colley at Majuba
hill in 1881, and acted as president oI
the republic in 1894, during Kruger's
absence in Europe.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-04-04
Dlyldiou the Philippines.

Secretary Root has directed the ere
alton of a new military division to be
known as the division OF the Pacific, =
embracing all the Philippine archipel-
ago. The division is to be divided into
four military departments as follows:
The department OF Northern Luzon,
commanded by Gen, Mac Arthur; the
department of Southern Luzon, com
manded by Gen. Bates; the department
OF the Viscayas, commanded by Gen.
Hughes, and the department OF Min
danao and Jolo, commanded by Gen.
Kobbe. Mai. Gen. Otis will retain the
supreme command over these depart
ments as division commander. The pur-
pose OF the order is to free Gen. Ocs
OF the many minor details incident to
the administration OF the island, leav-
ing him at liberty to devote more time
to larger questions OF policy and civil
administration.