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The state herald., 1901-03-08
HAXTUN.
Grant Smith !. quite sick.

Grant Smith Is quite sick.
Two smigrant cars were unloadsd at
Hsxtun last week and enc this week.
John Warner, b. 4 NJ. section boss q,
H~xtun. made trip to Holyoke last
Saturday.
Mr.. Gr.fYstb has purchased a bill Of
lumber a. usxtun To build . dwelling
on his farm.
George Hendrix, R"y Chaney, William
Decker aud Joseph Warren we're 10 Stsr
ling Thursdsy an business.
1. d. Sears OF Hoiyoke wss ~ Hsx,un
Wednesday. lie hauled load of lum.
b-r TO HsItun for II. Sutherland.
A. II. Hssdr,x has 20 far recovered
from his recent severe sickness that lie
IL now sbls to be ny and around the
bonsc.
Rev g. q Burns Of the Evangelical
Chu,ch held revival s-rvicss at TIE
school house In hsItnn several ~. niuss
last week.
A dance wss gives 10 the wcodmsn
hall in Hsxtun oo Friday evening Of las,
week. AplesA~st evening Is reported
BY tLos. in stt~ndsuce.
J. Il. Olson Of the HHx'un country
rscsntlv purchased from II. Spthsrlsnd
= car Of lumbss and viii build . cattle
barn an ! u dwelling house Tor one oi his
sons.
Mr. Taylor from Albia. To-. Hrivsd ~
Hsxtun last week sud will MAKE his
home Gu the Guernsey farm nnrih Of
HsI,un. He purchased this farm .oout
= year ago.
HAsiun aos bas . lumt-r ys,d! II.
Sutn-rl.nd OF Hol,oks 10 pIt,ing In u
stock of lumber aud bias one Cur u iun
bsr on the ground and more to follow
This viIl 10 quite . couvsn'rpcs for ths
peopl. Of the Huxtua country. =
Joseph M..hias r-turpsd 10 Hsstun
Tuesday ir"m wilt oi = i~v weeks
vi,h = brother In Adams county, Ssb
lis rsph-~ Herbert M-akius ssd sis,sr
accompanied him on hts return and v,Il
make their homo near Haxtus. h
br,ugh, y car loaded With stock, house.
huid goods Asd iarm i,npieneuts.
The state herald., 1901-03-08
BURLINGTON ROUTE
S25. 90 to California
February "a. ~. 70
March D. 10. 10. 30
April =. q. te. az. 80

February "a. ~. 20
March .. 10. 10. 30
April 2. q. ie. 23, 80
Lowest rate In years.
Applies Ia San Franc,sco. Ira Angeles
sacramento. Gan jos and pretty nearly
every other impertapt point In Csl,forn-
~.
Through ,ou,ia, sleeper. IN oil the
~Lose da'@ W, ABOARD nj any station
In Nebraska q, which tram stopai 90, oiI
., Lo. Angeles.
See nearest Burlington ticket agent.
or write !. FRANCIS, General Passenger
Agent. Omahs. Neb,
The state herald., 1901-03-08
THE STRIKE
IS STILL ON!

And ia raising particular hob
in the selling of some Goals, still
we'er doing business every day
and will do our best to take care
of you.
Prices are soaring g--delivery is
uncertain and there's nothing sure
except that if you are in the mar
ket for coal Its your move"--and
best to move soon. Order today.
Order by telegraph, telephone or
mail but order it from
M. Sutherland.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Like Oliver Twist. children ask for
mors when given One Minute Cough
Curr. Mothers endorss II highly for
for cronp. II quickly cures oil coughs
and colds and every throat and lung
trouble. II In g specific Tor grippe and
asthma and has loug been . we'll known
rr'neiy for shoopins cough.-Cny Drug
JHug.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Winter Dry Goods Selling has ended
with February. Beginning with March
We will devote our attention to the
magnificent stock Of New Spring Dry
Goods that 10 daily srrivina-vill say
that We have just returned from Chicago
and other eastern points whers ws
purchased the largest and most oom-
plots stock Of General Merchandise that
ws have brought to thia market. The
styles are handnome and up-to-dais and
prices lower than they have been for
yesrs. Onr clearing sale during January
and February wss . grand success,
which leaves our stock we'll cleaned up.
and are now sble TO show you tho neat.
est and BEST assorted stuck on the high
l,ps. Yours Truly,
+. H. WHrrHAM.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Frank Emerson Of Holt county, Ne
brsska, has had considerable sxpsr,sncs
with Angora goats aud s,ys: II have
made IT . businsss to ret nothing but
the bsst bloodsd bucks and do-s and
have new herd Of 1000 goats sf the
best breed. l. has bseu stated that it is
impO~sibl~ ~ fence agsinst them aud
that about all they are good for Is to
cissr lard coversd with brush and rank
weeds aud that the meat Of = goat raised
ON that kind Of foot would Ike strong and
not III to eat, consequently unstable on
the market w meat. 1t is also raid that
goats and sheep will not herd together.
Ny experience shows this to be mis-
take, A fence two and oue.hHlf feat
high will hold them In corral or will
keep them out ~ n neig6bor's farm.
They will grow large and get fsl ~ but
ter and have ric-, sweet meat on the
grass rauge Of thi. country BY having
nothing but bood.d stock, I get n bet
VII tubilts VI uuIT WIN HueI lubtFT
aod greater quantity than otherwise. I
tiud that get dve TO seven cents u
pound more than for HAIR clipped from
goats oi an inferior breed. For the past
fifteen year. have hsd flock Of 500 to
Coz sheep with my goats and they herd
together nicely. ~ the sheep will run TO
the goats for protection from strange
dogs, wolves and ooyo;es. In case OF
sio' ms the goats wilt eo to a place Of
shelter without having to drive them
and are very easily handled on the
range. The increase is nv great and xs
sure. II not more 30 than sheep. M
disease has affected the goat. yet in any
Of my herds. Scab do.s not sttnck them
- 1t does sheep bnt goat lice gets on
them watch makes IL nsc-sssry to dip
them about once year Tho kids will
not follow the d,'es on the range uutil
SITTER they ar. . month or sir weeks old.
Unnl they arr able to take care Of them
selvsa they stay IN the corral and sheds. i"
Field aud Farm.
The state herald., 1901-03-08
8. J. McCARrr.

The Hoiyoke Cornet Hand favored the
ps'pIs n the town with some good mu.
SIC on Saturday afternoon. The boys
have recently resumed their practice
which hsd been neglected for some time
and. under the sbl. iss.lessh,p Of Mr. A.
Il Gr"ui. will soon b. In line condition
Tor furnishing excellent music. They
should receive every eocouraRem~nt
possible from the people Of our town for
good cornet band in town adds much
70 the pleasure Of its iuhsbitspu.
The state herald., 1901-03-08
To rIfE DEAF

A ncb Indy. cured Of her deafness and
noise III ID. head by Dr. Nirholson'a
Artificial Ear Drums. gave $1,000 To his
Institute. 80 that deaf people unable 10
procure tho Ear Drums msy bav. them
rae. Address No. o3i Tho Nicholson
Institute. 7so Eighth Avenue, New York.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

The npublicans Of Washington coun-
~ INDUCED in banquet on the evening
Of the end q February at the B. L NJ.
Hotel Among the speakers ~ere Y. e.
g. udy, A. NJ. Sf.phei son and Earl
Crsns'on of Denver.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Prof lvis''n, ~ Homecoming. Nd. suf.
fsred terribly from psursig,h Of the
stomach and indigestion for 'hn,--n
years and after the doctors failed To rur.
him they ted him 90 mo,phip.. A friend
sdsised the use Of kodol Dysp~psis
Cure ard sf'es taking fss bottles Of II
10 Gays, "It hiss cured m- entirely. !
cant say too much for kodol Dysp-psis
Cure" II disests vhat you est. City
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Mrs. II. Il. Hill took th. train hers.
Monday. Tor Worth county. Mo, who're
she goes TO meat her hasbsnd, sho wsut
there f-~ vesks sso. Mr. Hill hss
traded for farm there and they ssp.c,
To max. their future home in ihsi state.
-fmpcriai. Ncb,. Tribune.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Wheu yon feel that life is hardly
worth the candle take dose Of Chan,b-
erlains Stomach Mud Liver Tablets.
They viii cleanse your stomach, tone up
your liver and regulate your bowels
making you feel like uss msn. For
sale by +. h. Noblet.
The state herald., 1901-03-08
NEW GOODS.

About the middle of March will re-
ceivs car load Of farm implemsn's.
ougsise. sssons ssd windn,ils. II you
think II buv,ns anything 10 thsss lines
call and ~ my soods before buying asd
! can save yon money. am not inter.
sstsd 10 20 many different kinds u hus,-
nsss lint what I have plenty Of time 70
show you goods.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Chaimb. rlain's Stomachs aud Liver
Tablets cure biilouspsss. constipation
and hssdschs. They sre easy 10 take
and pleasant In effect. For sale by +.
X. Noblst.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Al. the Baptist Church next Sunday
morning, Rev. Tate will preach the first
Of = series of morning sermons on Angels,
Fallen Angels etc. In the evening his
sermon will b~, o. usual, Of au evungel.
istic character.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Ths X. p. Lodge Of Holyokc received .
is'tsr this morning from the Lodge nj No.
vsda. Mo. besrins tho sad news Of the
bssth - Rev 3. N. Chase at that place
on Saturday. March 2. lie vAs taking
treatment NJ that place st the time Of
h's death. lev. CbAss was pastor Of the
N. v. Church of Hoiyote for one year
snd had mnny ~arm friend. among m.
people oi our iosn. Tie ~ns IN sbls
man aud sn earnest, faithful snd sue.
c..-sfui sosker Ii tho Cbhstisn Ministry
The boiv Gas burned At Appleion CITY.
Mo, on March . Mr.. Cbs.. has tbs
sympathy Of the uolyox. people In her
sorrow ior the death NJ her husband.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

ia. Ysnn-'s house on bis ranch ncr,h
west Of to~n turned to The gruund y.s-
t-rdsy; 'h,s was Rood houss. sed qnits
= loss for NJ. Yenns, - he csrrsd 10
insurance. On IL: spd It nscsssitstss his
building soon.-0rsp', Nsb.. Sentin.i.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Tssir promp' nsas and their pleasant
effects make D-witt's It'll. Early Rus.
RS most popular little pills - s'evsr
they ere known. They srs simply pr
feet Tor liver and bowel treuLlss.-Ciiy
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

WANTED: Active men 70 deliver and
collect: No csnvsssina. Salary 10000
per year. Extra comn,ssious. Refer.
suc-s and security required. Addrsss q.
P. RISE, MsGaser, Sterling, Colo, Boz
265.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

A. F. Lindon has returned TO Phillips
county and will make his home On hrs
farm 10 the vicinity Of Bryant. For sew.
sral yesrs he has been attending the
State agricultural College at For Col.
lins from which he graduated last year.
The state herald., 1901-03-08
sTKAYED.

Prom Irwin Bros, stssn branded =
on lsit hlp, hs,isrs branded 90 lsft
hip. Any tpformasion lssdiag ~ III
fisdins Of same will b. libsr.lly r.
Varasd.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

When you srs bilious, use thoss fam
one little pills kno~n ~ DsWitsS Little
Early Risers TO cleanse the liver and
bowels. They never srip.-City Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Couptsrfsi,s Of Dowiu's Witch H.ssl
Usl,s are liablr 10 cause blood poisoning.
Leave them sIope, The original has the
nap.e do wn,'s upon the bor and wrap.
per. II is harmless and healing sslss
for skin direnses. Unequsllsd for pii-s.
City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

foR BALE: Barred Piymouih Rock
eggs al re.sonnhls figures. | have the
pure bred hens purchsssi ir"m F. W.
H.g-r snd also have tine pure bird
cockcr-i. X n. EvAss.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

The lingering cough following grippe
calls Tor Ono Minute Cough Cure. For
all throat snd lung tronbl.s tina Is the
only harmless remedy tha, gives INN d.
is,e r-sul's. Pr~vests consumption
City Drug Stor~.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Call IN and see my samples Of Ledies'
Tailor Made Dress Goods aud leave your
order for y Tailor Made SUIT. A perfect
it guaranteed. Mrs. Gstes.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

White Dove A,ur IL the b~st, tor 1t Is
known all over the west. New mscbin.
cry md new man makes better -four
than old mills eau. For sale hy W. 4.
Shsuip.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

I sill loud another car Of inp,e,ns nts
March 10Th. Farmers IN need Of any
implsmsnn or windmiils can have car
load rates on same II tbs order 10 placed
soon. A. I. Guthrie.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Mr.. North from EAsex, To-. arrived In
Holyoks this week and will make his
home on the Carter .anch which be has
purchased.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

The sdi'"rs Of the R-pnhlic.n served
notice m us last vsek that II Vas very
Offensive IN them for us 10 refer IN them
in the plural, We srs sorry, very sorry
that - have been csuss of ohense to
them. They ssy.
ave ara not million" No. 10 behslf
al the good reputation II the human rac~
.. would hop not hut ss inferred ircm
their style of writing that they were
quite proud Of their editorials. and, while
not "milliou," imagined at least that
they .ers IN sditnsal ho-t. They say;
ave ere eGo'is'ical enough n want
credit for oil editorial that s''es into the
Krepubiicsn."
just " va supposed. We glory In
their sounk Certainly the msn sho
wonld think ssviouSay Of d~pviv,ne them
Of any of the cr-di, for writing their sdi
toviRls ov svsn dream NJ such . thing NJ
ss~aline these editorials would b. awful
mean and sre~~dinsiv foolish aud. II
such M a't.mp' ,s ever made. the part,
making the attempt should bs severity
pun,sbed therefor or bs deprived of his
liberty. Again they ssy.' W. are singu.
la'." Yes. wc had kposn for soms time
thst they were ,-y singular" but
mod~s'y and sympathy for struggling
humanity prevented us from making
m.ut,on n that fact but they certainly
toyk ~,s. conrs~ In making THE sdm,s
sion for. by % dong, the que-ilop ri
then being soms~hai "singul.t" !. ne,
tied ones aud Tor oil and this gill of
necessity preclude any further pswrps,
per controversy over that point. In
closing they say,
"who |. this man ,ha, he should i'm.
spips We dare not meet him single
bapd~j."
II we ever ipsiouaind that this "a,bsu.
lar editorial s'nf had any fears ~ ,ne.'.
ing us .inni" handed. donbls banded or
all In y bunch wc certainly har. no recol
lection of n. What "s,npalar" state.
m.nts these "s,n.ular" ciiiofa do pub,
iisb ANYHOW.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

W NrlD. Capable. reliable I-rson In svsu
coan,y 10 represent large COMPANY Of solid a.
nsnciai reputation sisS .alar, i-' rear. payable
weekly ~ p-r ia, sh.oiu'~', .ure and all or
p.n.e. straight. bonn.sds. drhni,. SALARY. no
eo'nni--,onl SALARY paid each Saturday aud ga
t~ns. mon-, advanced each week. STANDARD
uOtHr. NJ Ds.hsoss ST.. tHioAoo.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Allie Works left for holyoke, Wednss.
day, to assuDe the duties Ut mail carrier
b~tvssu HoIyoks and Akron.-lmpsrisl,
Neb., Tribune.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Ny trade has Increased 80 much this
spring fhst eau no longer do the WORK
alone and l have employed X. E. PurseI
~ho will hereafter help -~ll implements
Call aud ses the Famous Ohio and the
Stem W'nder Rid,bg Oultlvators and
the L,ttls Iujun 8 wheel Riding Listers
which are the best made.
At GUruRIR.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

4. ". Holland from Lauriland. New
York arrived 10 iiolyoke III. arat oi tho
week aDi Will make bis home In our
town. lie u brother Of our i,llo~.
,oyD.mnn n. q. Holland,
The state herald., 1901-03-08

G. G. Bevsrd 10 putting down q we'll
for the Wsmslsy LIVE Stock Co, in the
northeastern part Of the county.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

To remove troublesome corn or bun.
ioni First soak IN. corn or bupiob m
warm wa,-r 70 soften II. then pate u
down Us closely u. po.sihls ~ithou,
drawing blood aud apply Chamb-rlsins
Pain balm twice daily rubbing vigorous
y fvr i've minutes AZ each application.
A corn plaster should be worn Tor lev
days. 10 protect u from the shoe. AZ a
general linemsn, for spralns, bfu.cs,
ismea-ss and rhenmatiou. PAN Balm 10
unsaosled For sale by =. 4. Ne',l.i
The state herald., 1901-03-08

The stomach controls III. situation,
Those Who ara hearty anu sifopp arc
'boss wbo can .a, aud dier.' plenty oi
iood. KoJol Dyapopsis Cure dirosi-
what you eat aud slIo~s you To cal all
tbs good food ,ou want. n yoo suffer
rum indigestion. h'afburp. bslchinR or
any o,bsr stomach trouble. this prrpsra
ton cant help but do you good. The
most sensitive stonsrbs o.a take !, --
tity Ding Store
The state herald., 1901-03-08
new GOODS!
NEW GOODS!

Have returned from St Joseph with an en-
tire new stock of Spring and Summer goods
which makes our stock of goods more COM
plete and attractive than ever and we dare
say that we now have the neatest and new
est stock of goods anywhere along the line.
We outclass any store in the town. as our
goods are all new and up-to- date and have no
old and bankrupt goods on our shelves, while
other stores are full of such goods We
don't only outclass our competitors in quality
of the goods but also in prices. We only have
one price on our goods and this price is such
that it will suit all. whether you pay cash.
bring in produce or have it charged
We have the latest styles and show you a and
complete in every department such Novelty
Dress Goods, Percales Gnghams Caicocs Dress
Goods. Notions Shoes Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods. We need not tell you to Quality of any Of
goods know that only handle the better grade Of
goods and that cheap trashy goods don't find adm,tance in
our
Please call in and goods whether you to buy
or not shall be glad to show them to you Make
your trading place and shall treat you the best
know how. Yours with Thanks
Leblanc & Scheunemann.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Rov. Saith rsturp~d Saturday irom
his trip 70 Nsbrasks sod Conducted
preaching services si the N. 2. church
Sunday.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

n. Whitman returned the 6rst toi
the week from trip TO Chicago to pur-
chase his spring stock OF goods.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

"For the cold chilly winds Of Dsosm-
Der drove tho flowers, my companion.
from met
Moral: Order Storm Sash nov and
save the Aowers. Sutherland keeps the
best.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Misses Sophia. Hilds and Annie John
sou came down from Greeley last week
for visit With home folks.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

viii exchange my stock OF general
merchandise Tor good land and soms
cash. Addrss~, olson frsnkfort. Ind.
80
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Rev. CLARK Of Omaha haa been vis,tiug
this week with HE parents Mr.. and Mrs.
4. B. Clark Of this county.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

A social will bs gwen by tho E,sorth
League next Thursdsy evening at the
NJ. L. parsonage. All are invited.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

wASrnp -AcTiys MAN of .GOqD CiiAn.
sriHf % ialitrf and collect IN tninfada f.' old
esu n rear, surs tsaf. itur--if in1ff uian -
tatinnrs required, Our trfrtenes, anf bsnh IN
apY cit, Enrinss saif addressed STAMPED On,
yslar- Naru'.e,n'-f.,.fhiff finp'.ffi ha7f'
traR ~ fhiaagi
The state herald., 1901-03-08

To trade, quarter Of land near Hol-
yoke q. r. ELLIS,
1899 Sherman ST., Springfield, Mo.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

At the town election ON Tuesday
April mayor and three trustees are
to be elected.
The state herald., 1901-03-08
Corn Tor sal. a. the Lumber Yard.

Corn Tor sale at the Lumber Yard.
Good helfers for sale--Irwin Bros.
The q. D. Corset Is the best. For ssle
BY W. r. Sbamp.
First class accommodations at the
Oenmercis, Hotel.
Brady and Me'oalf shoes are the best
Tor sale by W. R Shsmp.
The Commsrcial Hotel sets first class
table at reasonable rstss.
Buy your vindmllls, pumps, pipe,
wagons asd buggiss Of .. J. McCasty.
We will pay 30 ots. TOT corn.
eases Irwin Bros. 4
g. B. Weir attsndsd the meeting 1t
the Cattle Association At Dsnver this
week.
b. Sutherland has bssu in Haxtun
this week where he is putting in = lum.
ber yard.
Rev. smith Of Holyoks will preach vt
the Hargrssvss school houss usxt Sun.
day afternoon.
The next regular tsschers sxsmina.
tion will bs held ON Friday and SStur-
day March "A and 10.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

The next regular tsschers sxam,na
tion will bs held ON Friday and SStur-
day March "A and 10.
The state herald., 1901-03-08
New Dry 0oods st shsnp's.
a village blacksmith saved Ms Lss.
e1e Nea's Lin.

a village Dtaeks0tsh saved MS Les-
soe eea's Lin.
M. H. II. Blsek, The wsll.ksows vii
iaee blsoksmith st GrshAmsvills. suiii
c.. N. Y, ssys: "Our little 500 five
yssrs old, has siwsys been subject IN
croup. spd % bed have the attacks bssn
that vs have sssrrd many timss thst hs
would die. We hsvs bed the doctor and
ussd many msdieisss. but chsmhsr-
'sin's Cough Remedy " boz our cole
rsl,sucs. II sssms V disselss the tough
nscus and By giving frequent desss
When the croupS symptoms appear ss
have found that tbs dreaded Group 10
cured before Il gsts sst.isd." There ID
- danger In siv,ss ths remedy for u
csntains no opium OF ether injurious
drug ed may b sivsd ~ coshdcstly "a
babs y 70 IN adult. For ssis BY +,
r Not,st.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

The Commsrc,al Hotel ssts first olass
table at reasonable rstss.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Rev. smith Of Holyoks will preach vt
the Hargrssvss school house usxt Sun.
day afternoon.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Brady and Mercalf shoes are the bsst
Tor sale by W. r Shamp.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

b. Sutherland has been in Haxtun
this week where he is putting in = lum.
ber yard.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

g. B. Weir attsndsd the meeting 1t
the Cstsls Association At Dsnvsr this
week.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

First class accommodations at the
Commercial Hotel.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

The q. D. Corset Is the best. For sals
BY W. r. Shamp.
The state herald., 1901-03-08

Buy your vindmllls, pumps, pipe,
wagons asd bugRiss Of .. J. McCasty.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-03-30
elbow soon We Are FORGOT"

\ writer in II Washington newspaper,
in Il column devoted to Instructive and
entertaining chat about the capitol, cx.
presses surprise because in the base.
mcnt Of the building are portraits of
worthy old gentlemen" forgotten by
''ninc-tcnths" of the visitors To the
building and wonders somewhat why
Richard Montgomery, Thomas Mitfin
Charles Thomson and Francis Ilopkln-
son should find place in the memory
of the painter and on the wall of the
senate basement.
The writer had looked In Fishes
"lIiStory of the United States" and
could not find either Thomson OF Hop
kinson. When he goes to Quebec, he
may find the mark to indicate where
Montgomery fell while trying to cap
ture the citadel and the house in which
he died. At st. Paurs church. New
York, he can find his tomb. Mittlin he
can find as the president Of the con.
grcss that received Washington's res
ignation. and Thomson he will discover
to have been regarded as one of the
brightest men of the Revolutionary
time. while he has but to look mt the
original Declaration Of Independence to
see "Frns." HopkinsOn's name, one of
the best known of all signers because
of the brilliuncy ana variety OF his ac-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES York Times.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-03-30

MAJOR GENERAL ApNA r. CHAFFEE.
IL, aS Il trnuprr in the Sixth cavalry
in The regular army. He fought his
way up 10 Il captaincy, receiving two
hrrvrlS for gallant and mcritoriollS con
duct. In the Indian wars that have
taken place since Chatfcc played Il con-
spicuolS part. gaining his rank Of ma
jor for ga liant and efficient services"
On Feb. ~, 1880, again for gallant
services" he became lieutenant colo
mel
In May, lS)S. Chatfcc received his
colonies eagles in the regular army
and the stars Of a brigadicr general in
the volunteer service. His good work
during the short struggle with Spain
Is fresh in the minds of the public, the
wound he received at FL Caney being
his third while serving Uncle sam.
General Chaffec'S most recent serv-
ice has been In command Of the Amer
lean troops in China, where he still Is.
He and his men and their work in the
Middle Kingdom have won golden
opinions from most observers. although
1t IL said that Count Wadcrsee is
much dsplcascd by the outSpokcn COM
ments of the plain American lighting
man on the conduct of some of the
German troops. 1t is even whispered
that the kaiScr's government asked for
ChaffeeS recall. but the esteem in
which the Washington authorities hold
him is well shown by the fact that he
is still there and has just been pro.
noted