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The state herald., 1900-12-28
HAXTuN.

Xmas entertainment sas u grand sue.
cess. Crowd was large snd exercises
interesting.
Ladies' Aid realized s3oao from sale Of
quilt. Who can boat M
Tuesday. Dec. 90, 1t high noon 1t the
residence Of Mr.. John Hoiinnd near Bry.
ant iu the presence Of lity.nvs invited
Trends aud nsighbors. occurred the mar.
riAse Of his oldest daughter Eva TO Mr..
Johu Il. Bsldsiu Of H~I,up, son u Mr..
aud Mrs. Baldwin Of Hax'un, ltev. y. 2.
Siillmsn Of iiaxtun officiating.
The bride ~as beautifully and taste
fully gown.j Ia cream cashmere trim-d
N siih lace aud satin ribbon while tho
groom vois the conventional blsck.
Their attendants ger. Mr. james Bald.
~in Of H.stun aud Miss CARR. Jobpsop
ol Sterling. After cnppra' uiaimns the
gnesis ~~rs nsa'.d 10 = bountifni Wed,
ding f.ast proving 10 all present that
the briI. IL . eDiibaf, artist Ia b. rD.
Wed. Presents acre valuable. bninefon.
nnd useful. On DE. ~ Mt aud Mfs.
irwin BHldain gay. ib.,f non apd his
birdie u reception. An aiefhn' dinhrf
~As ser, ed to se,eniyiiy. 81 ih't oln
beipbtors and ifi, nda, lh.ir nts no.
iew gath,fiugs vhcr. pee eui ,
,pensel, es mote than he, DID On this
occasion.
The state herald., 1900-12-28
STRICRLY ORIGINAL.

Here is prize composition by boy
Of twelve years on tho subject Of "Ed
itots',;--
"Some editors belong To the church md
SONS try 10 rmisc whisksrs. All OF them
rsiss thunder in their nrishborhood and
all OF them srs liars nll that I know
sud ! osly know on.. Editors never die
Al i~nst never saw dead ons. Some
times the paper dies and then people
feel glad. but some one starts It up a.
Rsin. Editors pcvsr wen, 10 school be.
cause editors never got licked. Our ps-
per ,s . mighty poor one but We take l,
% ma oan put !, on our pantry sh~lvea.
Our Editor don't smoont TO much but
psw says BE- had poor chance when h.
ws- hoy. liz gees ~i'bou, under.
clothes In Tho ~iut.r. weais 10 socks
and has wife 10 supori him. Paw
hasn't paid MS sub-cfi,'ion In i've years
and dom intend n." FIX
The state herald., 1900-12-28

A certain G-orgis editor, who IL also
/. real estate agent, u building and loan
association director. an attorney nj lau.
clerk OF tho town council and pastor OF
the village church, was recently sskrt to
marry n couple. ic wac In great bur
ry. and ise couple surprised him in the
middle oi heavy editorial on the tariff.
"rime is money" said he without lcok.
ing up from his work. "Do you want
hsr2" Tho man snid "yrs." "And do
you want Inn =" Tho giri s,aminsred M
riilrmativc. "Man aud wife," cried the
editor. "One dollar. Bring mo load Of
wood for it-ont third pine, balances
ost."-E
The state herald., 1900-12-28

The Baptist Sunday School end,red
a Christmas Caninta at the church
Christina. eve entitled, President Santa
Claus. The audenc. room wns neufly
dec c,rat.d. The ms'nbsrs oi the school
rendered the cantata in n manner pleas
ing TO the audience. An attractive feat
urs Of the program especially for the lit
tie folks was the balloon ascension. A bal
loon had been prepared and was raised
to the ceihng Of the church and To II was
attached basket-illled with presents.
The attendance was good and all pres.
spt sesnsd to enjoy the occasion very
much.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

7. W. Ackliu. who recently arrived at
this place from st. Anthony, Idaho. was
q pleasant caller at our Office Wednesday
morning. He states that he will soon
have house completed ON his farm west
Of town, and that he ia glad to become
again citizen Of Sedawick county. MIR.
Ackliu has spsn, thirteen years in the
newspaper business, part OF the time as
publisher Of the Juissburg Sentinel, and
he feels that he has earned rest from
the arduous duties OF that vocation
JulssburR Grit Advocate.
The state herald., 1900-12-28
WHAT Is SUCCESS

Ia 1t to worship earthly. srovcling Gold.
And dollar-blinded, To look only down,
To rake the muck.hsap. and forget the crows.
Until Youths bounding blood crceps strangely
cold;
To dwell with Envy, Arrogance. and Dread.
To barter all Bencvolenee for dross,
To loss co,npanionship-no feel It loss,
Because the flower of sympathy is dead
Is that Sucoess2
To labor for The rainbow bubble. Fame
Ahoat 40 fsirly In the morning air
a perfect jewel for prince To wear
IL Il recompense for all its clAimf
Thro careful night, and crowded. strenuous DAY.
Thro' iron rebuff, or fia,tery-like snow
Thst leaves one thirsty-it Ia grnsped. and To-
It sanishcs In Nothingnc.s AWAY
IL that success.
With comrade Duty. in tho dark or day.
To follow Truth wherever It mny lead;
To hate all meannc-~. cowardice or greed;
To look for beauty under common clay;
Our brothers burdens sharing, whom they weep.
But. FIVE fail. To bear defeat alone;
To live In hearts that loved US. when we're
gone
Beyond tho twilight tin the morning brcakD to
sleep
That 10 Succc.si
Ernest Neal Lyon, in October Success.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

Last week G. F. Parker purchased
from the county commissioners tax cer-
tiicates to lots in the southwest part Of
town sggregatiuR forty acres. These
lots are IN Clsrkson's frat additlon to
JuIesburg and we're formerly owned by
private parties, but for number Of years
the taxas have gone delinquent and the
lots finally became the property of the
county. The prica paid by Mr.. Parker
for the tract Of forty acres WAS $751;
Julesburg Grit Advocate.
The state herald., 1900-12-28
The Wise ChIlarcn.

The children go loving this good old world.
Just loving It simple andtne;
Filling II full Of their own sweet dreams
And loving it-that's what they do;
To them it's place To be happy In.
And they view 1t with shining syes-
o grown folks weary and wiusfullworn,
Arc not the children wiser
We grasp for the mean and the selfish things.
They hold To the dream and play;
We toll for money that leaves US poor,
They'sr rich in sunlt day;
We hate and suffer. they love ard enjoy,
All undcr the sslfssme skies
o grown folks, living a life 80 bare,
Are not the children wisei
RIPLEY d. SAUNDERS.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

Many p.r.ops have bad the experience
of Mr.. Peter Sherman. of North STRAIT.
ford. N. H.. who says, "For years ] sui.
fsrsd torture from chronic indissstion,
but Kodoi Dysd~p.in Cure made = we'll
mau Of me-" II dipesis vhst you eat
and Ia n certain cure for dyspepsia and
avery form Of stenaob trouble. II give.
rs'lsf nj onc. ev"o IN tho snrst c"s--.
mud cant help but do vou good. City
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

THE Message was the title Of q
Christmas prnRrsm rendered by the
Presbyterian Sunday School on Christ-
mas Eve. Tho program counisisd of
we'll selected songs aud iecitations and
was inst guciive aud sutstaining. A
nicely doraected Christmas tree was
we'll loaded with treats aud presents for
the members Of the school, aud Mr.. and
Mrs. SAINTS Claus apppard upon the
scene and superIntendej the distribution
OF the presents. There vas good Al
tendance and all present seemed to en-
Joy the exercises very much.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

The members Of the N. E. Sunday
School observed the Anniversary OF the
Saviours birth with special program
entitled, "Chris,mss is Coming" ut the
church Christmas eve. The program
consisted cf songs and rscitations. A
Cbristmss tree stood in one corner Of tbs
audience room ntssly decorated snd
laden with trsals snd presents for the
members OF the school and others. There
was good attendance and much inter.
est wms taken IN tie program.
The state herald., 1900-12-28
STATIONARY AND PRINTING.

STATIONARY AND PRINTING.
Notice is hereby eiyon that the board
Of county conmissionofs of the county
OF Phillips. state OF Colorado will receive
bids until the fret day OF January, 1921,
ior supplying said county Tor one year
commencing on January isi, 1901. The
following items. to.wii;
Books, stationary. records. printing,
litbograpbing aud county printing.
The commissioners reserve the right TO
reject my or all hids.
by or Ier of tho board Of county commis.
rioners.
II. N. WnrTr.
The state herald., 1900-12-28
COMPANiONSHIP UF FATHER
AND DAUGHTER.

.
am sure THAI your father knovs you
love HIM, just ar you take his affection
for grnn,od, but do yon ever atop To
think how little you have to say to him,
day after day" writes Helen Wnterson
Moody IN the Janunry Ladies' Home
Journal. "Hov often dc you find your.
self at his side on the piazza, or by the
si,iing room fire, really talking to him
with the vivacity and interest you show
Gsrtrude's father. for example! Some
times he seems TO want 10 talk, and ask
questions TO draw you out, but you ans-
yer 80 indifierently and with 30 little de.
sire TO keep mp the conversaiion that he
feels rrbnfred and says no more. Do you
know thu, be said TO me on my last visit.
When he ,poke Of you; Amy Ia = good
eirl md bright one; wish knew her
better, bat sb- doesn't seem to lind her
father very interestingly And dear there
was feeling IN his voice. Now ] know
you have not hnd tho slightest idea OF
this
The state herald., 1900-12-28

o. ~. Movry OF Holvoke rscslvsd the
sad news Sunday Of the death Of h,s
father at his home near Rock Island. III.
Hs sss sick only . few days. The re-
cent death Of his wife was a.ai blow Ia
him aud probably hastensd his death.
NJ. Mowry informs us that there had
not bseu death IN the family for 10
years till the death Of his mother and
her dsstth ~, quickly followed BY the
death OF his father. W
The state herald., 1900-12-28

N. J. Fitzpatrick cam. Up from Has.
tipRa, N-b.. the nrs, Of tho week to
spend Christmas with friends IN noi, OH.
hts former residence. Mr.. Fitzpatrick
WAS 10 have arrived IN flol,oke Mobdsy
night hut usfor' unately n,issei the train
I, Curtis and did not reach Iiol,os uill
| sc.da, evening.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

Don, usc any of the countsrfei,s of
Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Most Of
them arc worthless or lsbls TO sausc In
jury. The original Dswit,'s Witch
Hazel Salyo Is n certain cure for piles,
eczemn. cuts, scslds. burns, sores and
skin d,seasss. City Drug Stors.
The state herald., 1900-12-28
CAL and see nUr tes Dry br,d.. VI r.
n.letts anj o ,t'ni Flannel or apy hing
you want In he dry rnods line.
" II. Stamp

Nov ~ 'he Tin yh'u croUp and nng
iinnhl = prove ipidlv fs'rl. rhr anh
hHfmies t,mnil, iNN prilnrra nmtt'.
~. results u Oup ilutH 0nth cUrr.
T. i- vrfi ~ lr ut tH taha ar.l rhn no 90
lied upon ~ lniekIi cute colshs, colds
and all lung diuesa"s u will prsyep,
consumption. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1900-12-28
TO riiE DEAF.

Apcb lady. cured of her dch,besp md
noIas,p the bead by DR., Nichol.on's
AriiiIs Ear Drums. gave siiLo o 10 his
institute, 40 that deaf people unable to
procure the Ear Drums mny have them
roe. Ad,lrcss No. ~, The Nicholson
Ibsiitn's/Tsn Eighth Avenue. New York.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

When you need = soothing aud healing
nntis-ptic application Tor my purpose.
use the original Dswiit's Witch Hazel
sslyr. u we'll known cure Tor pile. snd
skin diseases. II heals sorcs without
leaving . scar. Beware Of couut~rf,i's.
CITY Drug stsss.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

Help IL needed nj once when = r-i.
sons IN. 10 10 danger A Neglected
cnnuh OF orld mhy ."on become sefiou.
sh"n i h- stopped u, apc". One Minute
c"veh Cure qnctl, cure" coughs and
colds snd the worst os.'a Of c,oups
htunchi'i.. r'irp" ani other 'hroat and
mrp troubles --'i'y Dfus Store.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

o. Z. sternsr has recently purchased
the business property that ir chs early
days Of The town bsfors Pbin ',ountv
WIS organized wss occupied by tho 10.
gan County News afterwards tho Phil
lips County News.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

New Yenr's evening the ladies OF the
NJ. Il. church oil serve dinner from av-
Y -" at the home Of DIR. Smith. In
yng Date social will be gwen.
The state herald., 1900-12-28
NV by Oo,d4 n Ilhamp's.

WANTED Af"riYE Man nr np,D rilAe.
nHifs ~ JHlif Hni collect Ia t'nlpfhdH fpf old
tsifh ishrd nnnHfa-,ftlur Wholesale hnuse,
sssi aypsf suf- pss, 'ioresi, nofs uian -
tftlnn~r fs1uirsl, Nu' trfefancs, any bnnk In
nny 10, thelnsa trlf ailis-,.aI sitfnpcj On.
yelnrr Nllpufna'uf.f,, Third ilolf' ~ baAf.
Hn.n y fhi-seii
The state herald., 1900-12-28

Mrs. John H.sinbo,h.a.. ! daughter,
Mics Jennie returned to holyoke Mon
day from Denver whore they had been
Tor ssvsrsl weeks TO permit Miss Jennie
10 receive medical trestmsnt
The state herald., 1900-12-28

ksv. Tate has accepted call from the
Baptist church Of Holyoke and regulef
preaching services will be held ~ the
church on Sunday.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

Call IN amt s-e N. Samples of L,its'
Tailor Made l, -css Goods aud leave your
order for Tail,, Mads SUIT. A perf-c,
ft guaranteed. Mrs. Gates.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

ht's lattle Early Rissrs are
y little pills, but they never fail TO
o. is-e the liver. remove obsiruc,ions
aud invigorate the system. - City Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

Charley Needbsm came down from
Greeley where he !. attending the State
Normal aud spent Christmas with hi.
siste Mrs. Zlmne mpn of Ho, ok-.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

There will be watch meeting at ihe
III. +. church. on the night OF Dec. 3ls,
to watch III, old century out and the
new one in.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

Cold weather is coming. Buy your
Blankets and Underwear Of W. h
Shamp.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

Remember the dinner and date socia
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. ~. Smil
On New Years day.
The state herald., 1900-12-28
Cows For Sale.

30 choice cows 3 to years old broke
70 milk, 10 head OF good calves, l choics
Shorthorn bull 2 years old. also one
new Do Laval Separator. Inquire OF
Geo. Ainsworth. ! mile west sf Holyoks.
Colu.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

W. l.. Irwin has recently traded his
business property Oh Inter Ocean Ave
nue. To Will GAths Tor land southwest OF
h1lyoke.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

Phillip Zimmerman came down tt
Hoyoke fium Boulder the hrst Of tn.
week to spend the holidays with hii
family.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

Mrs. George Brooks Of Hss,ings, Ns6.
IL spending tho holidays with her parent,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert White, ST., Of Hol
yoke.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

The most effective little liver pills
made are DsWitt's Little Esr,y R!sers
They never grips.-City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Crsmer recent
united with the Baptist Church Of Ho
yoke by letter.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

Miss Blake Of Chase county. Neb
preached At the NJ. E. church in hol
yoke last Sunday.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

"f'or tho cold chilly vinds OF Decsm-
ber drove the flowers my companions
from me-"
Moral: ORDER Storm Sash nov and
save the flowers. Sutherland keeps tho
best.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

Pnpils neither absent nor tardy;
B"el Amber, Stella Glover, Neville
Glover, Thomas Hargreaves, Frank Har-
grea,es and Lloyd White
Respectfully Submitted,
CHAs. r. PETER, Teacher.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

To trade, quarter Of land near Hol-
yoke Il. r. ELLIS,
1893 Sherman ST., Springfield, Mo.
The state herald., 1900-12-28
Public Sale.

On SATURDAY., Dec. %. at Hoiyoke, Col
orsdo, l will offer at public sale the fol.
lowing property. One . year old horse,
one 4 year old mare, ono Z year old mare.
one 7 year old horse and two spring
colts. Terma cash. II. Norris.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

We will pay 30 cts. for corn.
Irwin Bros.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

Happy New Years.
All kiuds Of Pattsrns at Sbamps.
Corn for sale q the Lumber Yard.
Good hsfsrs for sal-.--lrwin Bros.
Buy your dry goods u W. R. Sbamp.
J.S. Bennett hss been vintipR with
friends 10 Illinois.
The y. D. Corset is the best. For salS
By W. R Shsmp.
Mis- Tiia Moussr united With the N.
g. Church Sunday by letter.
Brady and Ms,cslt shoes are the bsst
Tor sale by. ". r.. HbAmp.
The merchants seem to have done Q
good business In holiday goods.
The pupils Of the Holyoks schools are
enjoying two weeks vacation.
Buy your wlndmills, pumps, pipe,
wagons aad buggies Of s. j. McCarty.
Rev. S. A. Parker will preach ut the
Trsgo school house next Tuesday night.
We will nav 20 cts. for cOrn.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

Rev. S. A. Parker will preach ut the
Trsgo school house next Tuesday night.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

Buy your windmills, pumps, pipe,
wagons aad Iuggies Of s. j. McCarty.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

The pupils Of the Holyoks schools are
enjoying two weeks vacation.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

Good hsfsrs for saI-. -.-Irvln Bros.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

The merchants seem to have done Q
good business In holiday goods.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

rs. Bennett hss been vint,ue with
trends 10 Illinois.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

The Y. D. Cor.st Is the best. For .als
BY W.R Shsmp.
The state herald., 1900-12-28

new one in.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-12
FIGHTS AND FIGHTERS.
Comparison of the Chances of
 MeGovern and Cans.

In Height, Weight and Reach Cans
 Has the Best of It-McGovern Is Slated as a Winner, However-If It
 Is Mixup the Brooklyn Terror Will
 Hold His Own-If McGovern Plays
 Waiting Game He Will Also Be
 the Winner-Effort Being Made to
 Stop the Fight.
 The most important bout will be contested in Chicago tomorrow night, when Terence McGovern. champion featherweight of the world, will face Joseph Cans, one of the best light weights that ever drew on a glove. They are to box six rounds, weigh 133 pounds at : D. m. Cans binds himself to knock out McGovern in the limit or lose the decision. Thus, if the Brook 1yn Whirlwind is on his feet at the end of the sixth round he will receive the decision of the referee and the long end of the purse.
 This is the most remarkable bout arranged in some years. On the face of it McGovern seems to be out matched. for Cans has the advantage of height. weight and reach. The di- mensions of the boxers prove that:
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-12
KELLY AFTER PARKER.
The Waterbury Wrestler Will Now
 Take on Harvey Parker.

ne Waterbury Wrestler VIII NOW Take on Harvey Parker.
 The Brockton papers cannot speak too highly of the work of John F. kel ly of this city in his late contest with John J. Little of Brockton. They also speak of the large amount of money | that was taken away from BrOckton by Manager James $. Carroll and by
 Kelly himself. Besides the purse of S1 coo almost S1 GOO more was taken from the Massachusetts sports. Man ager Carroll speaks in high terms of 1 bis treatment up there and says that the BrocktCn sports are good bettorS and are also good losers. with possibly
 one exception. This one Manager Carroll says is Billy Holman. a barber.
 He is after this chap now with both feet for he authorizes the Democrat to get after Harvey Parker, and incl dentally Tolman It seems the night of the match. after Kelly had won the l first fall, Holman made the statement | that Parker could throw Kelly ten times in an hour. Manager Carroll | took an exception to that remark and asked the packer of Parker to meet | him after the match was over. This was not done. Now Manager Carroll offers NIr Holman and Parker even bet ter terms than that He will Dack l Kelly against Parker and will not stip- ulate that Parker must throw him any
 number of times in an hour. He Will 1 back him for not less than $500 and
 would prefer to make it S1.O00 He l believes that Kelly can throw Parker 1 just as easy as he did Little and he is willing to back him against the man
 who was once Kelly's tutor. There has been some talk of putting Kelly | against Alex Swanson and George Bothner. but Manager Carroll prefers | to get after Parker. who is the best of the three. and has thrown both Swan son and Bothner. If match cannot ! be arranged between Kelly and Par
 ker. however. he will make a match
 with Bothner on one condition. Both
 ner must first throw Little. and twen- | ty-four hours after that Mana ger Car
 roll will match Kelly against him. As l for Swanson. he will also be taken care
 of provided he can raise money enough.
 No more $50 or S100 matches for Man
 ager Carroll. and unless the wrestlers
 are prepared to put up 5000 CT more.
 there will be no use in talking busi-
 ness. Kelly throws down the gauntlet
 to them all. but wants Parker first.
 Parker must weigh 14O pounds if he
 takes on Kelly. and that is the only
 stipulation that Manager Carroll will
 ask If that is satisfactory to the pres
 ent BrocktOn wrestler. why a match
 can be arranged at once. The match
 can take place in BrocktOn and the 1 Waterbury parties prefer to have it pulled off right away.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-12
SLOAN BARRED HERE.
Western Clubs Will Prevent Him from
 Riding On Their Tracks.

San Francisco. Dee .12.-TOd Sloan will not be allowed to ride at Oakland. owing to the action taken against him by the English Jockey club. President Williams of the California Jockey club yesterday received the following cable gram in response to query sent to Messrs Weatherby for official ruling:
 London. Dec 11.-T. H. Williams. Jr, President California Jockey Club: Finding proved that Sloan had accept ed a large offer for Codomans win ning and that he had bet. Informed him he need not apply for license to ride tSigned) Weatherby.'
 Upon receipt of this cablegram President Williams said Sloan would not De allowed to ride at Oakland ow- ing to the action taken in England.
 T believe that such matters should be reciprocal. throughout the world. and that rulings should be recognized.'
 It is likely the San Francisco Jockey club will follow suit and not allow Sloan to ride at San Francisco. as the two associations have heretofore act ed in harmony.
 Codoman started in the ambridge- shire and Gardiner and others formed a pool of G4o,00O to play him. Sloan was to receive $ ,000 for winning the event.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-12
GUAM PICKING UP.
The Situation Has Considerably Im-
 proved Since the Typhoon.

MANILA. Dec. 12.-The United States hospital ship Solace has arrived at Cavite from San Francisco. Her officers say the condition of affairs at the island of Guam has considerably improved since q week ago. Dwellings are being restored, md the people are resum!ng their occu ations, but the crops are practically all Lestroy- ed, though there is no immediate want.
 The Solace left supplies there, and the Arethusa has taken q considerable Quan- tity of supplies to Guam from Cavite. The reports as to the number of deaths are about unchanged.
 The wives of Commander Seton Sch: oa- der, the new governor of Guam and other officers who went to the island on the Solace remained ut Guam.
 A detachment of the Fifth cavalry had a fight with 100 insurgents south of san ta Cruz Sunday. The insurgents were chased for four miles. Fourteen of them were found dead. There were no Amer ican casualties.
 In addition to this engagement there have been several minor encounters be- tween the troops and the insurgents.