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The state herald., 1901-09-13
S. A. PARKER, Pustor,-
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CoNvEN,
TON,

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONvEN.
TlON.
Holyoke, Colo, Sept. Z, 1901.
The Democratic Party OF Phillips
county will hold Convention Of dele.
gates at Holyoke, Colo, on the 2ist day
OF Sept, 1901. for the purpose OF pluc.
ing IN nomination,
One Candidate for the Office OF Judge
Of the County Court Of Phillips county.
One Candidate for the Office OF Super.
intendent OF schools OF the county Of
Phillips.
One Candidate for the Office Of County
Clerk and Recorder of Phillips county.
One Candidate for theoiIlce OF Assess.
or u the county OF Phillips.
One Candidate for the office OF Trsas-
nrer OF tho county OF Phillips.
One Candidate for tho Office Of Sheriff
Of the county Of Phillips.
Ohe Candidate for the Office OF Coro.
nor Of the county OF Philips.
Ono Candidate for tho Office Of Sur.
veyor OF the county OF Phillips. and
One Candidate for tho Office OF Com
missioner Of the end Commissioners
District OF tho county Of Phillips.
Tho different Precincts nre entitled 10
representation NJ follows:
D...s...s A.. 4 A.-sL
The state herald., 1901-09-13

Geo. W. Lane, Pewsmo, Mich, writes:
"Your Kodol Dyspepsis Cure is the best
remedy for indigestion and stomach
trouble that eyer used. For years l
suffered from dyspepAia q times oom-
peIling me to stay In bsd and causing
me untold agony. Am completely
cured by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. In re-
commenting it to friends who suffer
from indigestion always offer to pay
for It If it fails. Thus far have never
paid. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

Tho IixnALp did not publish las. week
tho call for tho republican county con-
vcntion aimL!y for tho reason that IT was
not furnished with copy Of tho same.
Calls for political conventions are mat,
teis Of general news aud tho HrnAi.p
has always Published them when furn.
ished with eopiss. We know Of no good
reason why tho HERALD should not have
been furnished with a copy Of this call
for publication.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

At tho Presbyterian churh on next
Sunday Sept, 10, s. A. Parker, the pas
tor, will speak in the merning on the
subject different Ideas Of Religion" In
the evening on the subject Of "Open
Gates. All who have NO church home
are urgently requested and cordially in
vited to meet with US.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

G. E. Paul, formerly B. & NJ. agent at
Holyoke but now agent at Neb,
came in on tht evening train Wednesday
Tor few days visit in Holyoke. Our
town seems to have some attraction for
C,E.
The state herald., 1901-09-13
BAYLES-ALBRO.

At Benkleman, Neb., on Friday Sept.
6, Harry Bayles OF Rolyoke and Miss
Gertrude Albro we're married. Harry is
one Of the b. & M. boys and has been
with the company for several years.
The bride tall recently was resident Of
Holyoke where she has many friends
and has always stood high in the esti.
nation OF those who knew her. They
will make their home IN Holyoke. The
HERALD exten de- best wishes.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

Editor kissh Of the Yuma Republican
Mail was in Holyoke Tuesday. lie
brought couple Of children from the
homo In Denver out to John Eckmnns
10 Yuma county near Bryant. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eckman have adopted the children
aud they will have good home.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

Sid Darling. 1912 Howard St., Port
Hnron, Mich, writes: ii have tried
many pills and lsxatives but Dswitt's
Little Early Risers nre far tho best pills
4 have over used.' They never gripc.
City Drug Storc.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

A never falling cure for cuts, burns,
scalds, ulcers, wounds and sores is De.
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. A most
soothing and healing remedy for all skin
afliictious. Accept only the genuine
City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

A call for u republican county con.
convention has been issued for Sept. u,
at Iiolyoks Tor tho purpose of placing
In nomination candidates for tho county
oiliccs 10 be voted upon at tho coming
election and tho primaries Tor selection
Of delegates arc held today. The repre-.
sanitation Of the several precincts IN the
convention Ia an follows. frecincsN. !,
4; 81. 3; ., II; 3, 4; I. q; q. 3 and q, ,.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

Don't wait until yon become chronl-
cally constipated but take DeWitts Lit
tie EARLY Rissrs now and then. They
will keep your liver and bowels In good
order. Easy to take. Safe pills.-City
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-09-13
Michigan Salt is Cheaper.
Go TO Leblanc & Scheunemann for 1t.
They can save yon money.

WANTED-ACTIvE MAN OF GOOD CHAR.
actor to deliver and collect In Colorado for old
established manufacturing Wholesale house.
e9Oo year, sure pay. Honesty moro than ex-
perionce required. Our reference, any bank In
any city. Enclose self-addresscd stamped en-
yelope,. Manufacturers Third Floor. sA Dear
born st., Chicago.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

]. Q. Akin for several years resident
Of Phillips county and for two terms
county superintendent of school Of
Logan county has been engaged to
teach the Atwood school aud will move
TO that place from Loveland where he
has resided Tor the past year.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

WANTED: Active men to deliver and
collect: No canvassine. Salary $60O.OO
per year. Extra commissions. Refer
ences and security required. Address q.
P. Rose, Manager, Sterling, Colo, Box
265.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

Sheriff Young spent = few days in
Logan county last week looking for Q
party who was wanted IN Phillips coun-
ty for violation Of law. He found his
man.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

WANTED -sEygnAL rynsoss of CHAR
ae,af ani Fed reputation Ia aaeli state lon. in
this county fnsiuifrll iot.pi--.nt and Advertise
old established wealth, basihrsa honsa u .alii
financial standing, aaiap siAe1 r.eti, with
espsnse- additional ell ra,al.is In eash each
w.-ihe .,iay ,iifsc ffun, bead offices. iIof.s and
taffiaHa furnished. When necessary. ileir,eness,
knclu-s saif .ad,iis,sssi -,amf~-i snseiopr. Man.
asrf, ~ tas,oA ilniidina. chicago.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

Parker Mcfarland aud George Ilsw,n.
bothsm Of iiol, eks took the nisbt train
Monday Tor kesspey. NsbT where they
will attend the Military Academy for the
coming school year.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

BOOTS AND SHOES:
or the celebrated Sslz Mig, Shoos OF
the latest Style 90 now 90, $50 now
9 s., 3 90 now 70, . 20 now 200, 10
now 65, Plow Shoes / 30 now 10.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

The Lamar ball nine and the uolyok.
boys we're 70 have played sams Of ball
st nelyeks lest Saturday but the Lamar
boys did sot put Ia an appearance.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

WANTED-An Agent in your County
for our Novelty Show Gard Signs. Agents
are making u to 81 per day. Only one Agent np-
pointed in a county. Send ibc for sample,
terms, and catalogue. The Echo Novelty Co.,
Echo, New York.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

ED-TRUsTwoRTHY MEN AND wo
men to travel and advertise for old established
house Of solid financial standing. Salary, $3.50 a
year and expenses, all payable in cash. No can
vassing required. Give references and enclose
self-addressed stamped envelope, Address Man.
ager, $50 Cexton Bldg, Chicago.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

Judge y. A. Burke Of Sterling hss a..
noupoed that hs viii not bs candidate
for reelection as county judge Of Logan
county.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

T.F. Enusht and family left last
wesk Saturday Tor Cnppls Greek. Colo
rsde, 70 vlsit friends Tor . couple Of
week.. McCook Rspu 3lican.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

CORSErs:
Armor Seds, Kabo. y i and CD io0
now no. Ariai Summer 10 now 70.
Ribbon oil colorr 30 now 35, 80 now q.
20 nov 10. 10 nov 10.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

Mr.. Holnss Who has . ranch wes, n
Holyoks has purchased the Norris resi-
desos property near the school house IN
Hol, ots and will occupy II ~ 3 home.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

Mr.. Gaslsy from Eus,Is, Neb., has n
position with the u. 4 n. ~ Hoiyoke
ssd uill occupy the Shsinp building on
Denver Avenue.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

Tho pnmafcs will bs held IN the
different precincts on Friday Sept % Mt
such hour M the Precinct Committee.
men may desigDate.
The Primaries will be hold st tho FOL.
lowing places In the different precincts.
No. I, North residence John q. Elder
l, South AmIiis school house.
oniec OF W. ID. Kelsey IIolyoke.
. residence of VIM. Arne..
lIaxtun.
. residence Of James Hamilton.
O Lanes school house.
A cordial Invitation 10 giysn 10 all per.
sons who dcsire economy In tho admins.
ira,ion of the county affairs TO ioin with
Us iu nominating aud elscting Candi.
dates Who will have tho best interests Of
the county al heart.
liy order Of the Democratic Commit.
tee.
n. q liarafeaves. u. u. Weir,
Secretary. Chairman.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

Rev. q. A. Parker will preach at the
Tfego scool house on ncxt Sunday after.
noon st%r. n. Filing his appointment
- usual.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar TroutmAu Of tbs
county have . new daughter at their
homs. She arrived on Tuesday Sept. 10.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

The Ladies' Of tho Presbyterian church
will serve Supper sud Oysters on cleo.
tion day.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

Boks: To Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Cransr Of Holyoks on Sunday, Sept. 8, q
daughter.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

I. D. Joy Was sent up to Holyoke te
work for time.-McCook Republican.
The state herald., 1901-09-13
CLOTHING,

CLOTHING,
Tho iargcs, stock In folyoke and Of
the latest, Mems Suits IS % now II 30.
10 10 nov 10 10, 10 90 now 7 o., 0 90 nov
q ~. Mems O,ercoa,s and listers II ~
now 10 10. 10 30 pow o 70, Z oo now o ~.
Cbiidrens Suits aud ovctcoais al strictly
The state herald., 1901-09-13

8. J. MoCsrty shipped car Of corn
from Holyoks this week.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

Miss Oda McCsrty Is waiting frishd'
In Holdrege, Neb.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

HARDWARE, TINwAKE AND EN-.
AMELWAIiE.
Complete lima on hand and all uold nj
cost, Nail. 10 per lb s3,s5 by Tho kca.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

] will buy and sell cattle. Drop me q
postal at Holyoke and will call.
A. L. Bowen.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

half price 7 90 now 8 80. ZOO now 200.
2 90 now l 90.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

HATS AND GAPS:
Queen City Hat 9 10 now Gu, Nov
Champion Hat 80 now l l5, Boys and
other styles 25 now So, GO now 40.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

Full stock staple goods in each Department
until stock is exhausted Produce Of all kinds
and corn. wheat, hogs and cattle taken in ex-
change for goods. Thanking one and all for
their liberal patronage.
F. II. WHITMAN.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

William Low spent few days this
week In the Haxtun country surveying
some land.
The state herald., 1901-09-13
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Corn for aals.-H. SUTHERLAND.
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SADDL.ERY:

SADDLERY:
Concord Bolt Harness % now 20.
Single Buggy Harness IA 90 now . 20.
Saddles, steel fork - 30 now % %.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

District attorney Pound was in Hol-
yoke yesterday looking after business In
connection with his Office.
The state herald., 1901-09-13

UNDERWEAR:
Mems Wool Flseced 10 now ~,
Ladies' =" 90 now t2
Best Table OIL Cloth 20 now II.
Evening star., 1901-07-04
DOHERTY BROTHERS WON
Davis and Ward Defeated in Tennis
Doubles at Wimbledon

In the doubles championship at Wimble-
ton. England. yesterday. the Doherty
brothers beat Davis and Ward, the Amer
lean players. The games stood 40. 60.
6-3 and 9-7.
The DoheEtys retain the championship
by the consistent. safe game they played
against the brilliant display of the Amer
cans The latter gained their points by
magnificent strokes, Davis scoring fire.
quenuy with hard smashes and backhand
cross volleys such as had never been seen
at wimbledon, and which elected rounds
of applause.
On the other hand, 1t was almost irri-
tatinS to watch the Dohertys. They took
no risks, and ignored easy chances of kill
ing the ball.
The Americans throughout have borne
themselves with mOdesty anG good temper.
and have been a credit to their country in
every way The spectators generally have
been very ready to appreciate and applaud
their great play, though they have been
criticised for being tricky and their high
lobs have been referred to as not being
proper tennis. The chief criticism they
were subjected to. however, was from the
fact that they wore black tennis shoes.
Instead of the customary white shoes
Evening star., 1901-07-04
ergs, Dependable Store 922=24=26=28 9TH ST. & zoo
mission. The AmsSican League continued


mission The, AmeSican League continued
to draw to the end-Boston Globe.
II is about retarded as settled that Childs
will not rejoah the Chicagos. Doyle IS
back in the game land Dexter has been
shifted to theI sec9pd bag. where he Will
probably remain, unless new man can
be secured. Dexter Is not batting as we'll
as he did at TIE beginning Of the season.
but LOTUS thinks he will be much more
valuable man than the Cupid.
/ Detroit has had an average attendance
of over 5000 to the game for all games
played upon The home grounds and sur
passes every other city in the league. The
paid attendance there has been a tride over
l35, ,OOO from which the management de-
rived an income of $33, ,750. One half. after
the 10 per cent is deducted, went to visit
Ing clubs.
'There is a notable absence of injuries
to regular players In the American League
this year. No reliable information is at
hand, but it would be good guess that
President Johnson has suspended more
players for kicking than have been laid
of with INJURIES" gays a Chicago critic.
Manager Donovan is as great base ball
prognostfcator as he is base ball player
Before leaving st. Louis on the last trip
Donovan stated nonchalentTy that he
thought his team should win eight Of the
fourteen games to be played in the east.
Optimistic fans, agreed that Donovan was
stretching point or two, and said he
should be satisfied with an even break.
Donovan has won the eight games against
eastern clubs. and can lose this afternoon
Evening star., 1901-07-04
ne Clubs Standing.
National League Clubs Standing.

EaSora an attendance of 352 OF the faith
frI the Athletics took a much-needed brace
and waIIoned the Senators at Philadelphia
Yesterday after having been booted about
by all sorts and varieties Of teams With the
disastrous string Of eleven straight defeats
Manager Mack shook up his aggregation ol
ball tOsserS yesterday and released out
right Hayden, Piatt and Milligan- The ne"
outfieder, Mcintyre. recently secured. made
his first appearance and showed up well
particularly in the field The new man
gave strong evidence that he Is at least
able TO Judge fly ball in left field. some
thing that has been needed since tho open
ing of the season
The Senators opened up on Bernhard as
though he was to be driven to the tall tim
ber, but after the first three innings the big
twirler recovered his equilibrium and pitch
ed with some of the old-time vigor that
made him a power while with the PhillleS.
The shake-up in the team seemed to en-
thuse ginger into the Athletics work. ana
nothing seemed to be too hard 1or then-
Each man put up a nice game. with the
exception of Cross who singulariy, played
a dopey and headless game in the field. be-
sides using poor Judgment at the bat.
The usually reliable Win Mercer was put
in to beat the home batters. but they man
aged to bunch their hits when runs were
needed. and this, with the wildness OF the
big dark-haired Senator. proved to he their
undoing In the fifth inning. after Lajoie
and SeybOld had singled. Mercer gave Nc
Intyre his base balls and sent L11OiS
home when he hit Powers. DOlan's long fly
scored SeybOld. Mcintyre Tailed on FultZ 5
double and the latter by fast base running
scored from second with Powers ahead of
him on a wild pitch. Dolan's two-baSSer
and three singles added three In the fourth.
Davis third single and Cross double ended
the scoring in the sixth.
Washington began with a rush In the
first. when Farrell doubled, took third on
Clarke's fly to deep center and scored on
Dungan's fly to left. After Quinn and
Coughlin had singled in the second, Mer-
Ger scored them with a well-placed hit to
right In the third singles by Clarke, Dun
gan and Foster. Cross errors, both of COM
mission and omission. and Coughln's triple
Tailed four runs. and that was the extent
of the scoring as far as the senatorial ag-
Sregation was concerned.
Quinn played a good game at second. fig
urfng in two double plays. and Clinglnan
accepted ten chances at short, many of
them difficult. without the semblance of an
error Mcintyre played star engagement
IN left, and his work was the feature of the
fielding on both sides. Laioie and Davis
appeared to have MerCers curves sized I'D
70 perfection. while Coughlin Farrell and
roster hit the ball hard for Washington.
The score.
Evening star., 1901-07-04
without injury to his prediction.-st Louis


Republic.
President Somers of the Boston club was
In that city all Of last week and had a
good chance to see his team play ball
There are several parties anxious to buy
his interest in the club and he had confer
ences with them, but no figures were
named. He is too far away to handle the
club as he would like and will sell to buy
ers who are agreeable to the American
League. Ban johnson holds the control
ling interest. Somers is bound to work
out the salvation Of the American, and he
has other irons in the fire. St. Louis will
be invaded. and more than likely New
YORK, even with Freedman in the breech
Bob Aliens theory that a young pitcher
with good arm, stout heart and ambition
to get on. If coached by a capable catcher,
Is more valuable to a team than a seasoned
tW1rler who depends upon a reputation to
hold his position, Is sustained by the sue
cess of Mathewson. Plank Harper, Lee
and others of that type. Comparatively
Few Of the veteran pitchers are making
good this year, and several of them owe
their escape from minor league berths to
the conditions brought about by the war
between the American and National
leagues. The best pitchers in both the ma
1or organizations are earning the salaries
OF themselves and inferior twirling talent.
McGraws base ball reputation has suffer-
ed through the prominence he has given to
his personality since he became q club
owner. His career as q magnate has been
marked ~ blunders which have injured the
Evening star., 1901-07-04
Murdered for His Money.

The body of Edwin Schoonover Of Scran-
ton, Pa, was found in the woods near
Waymart. Wayne county. yesterday His
Skull had been crushed by a club which
was found near the body. His pockets had
been turned inside out and rified Of their
contents.
Schoonover left Scranton a week agowith
aSouth Scranton church excursion for lake
near Waymart. In company with winans
Hull. a Carbondale man. he was seen
drinking at Staples Hotel. in waymart.
and showed considerable money. Next day
Hull appeared at his home in Carbondale
He had considerable money and a watch
which belonged to Schoonover, which he
tried to sell. When il was learned that
Schoonover had been In the company CT
Hull. the latter WAS at once suspected of
having killed him. Hull cannot be found
Evening star., 1901-07-04
club and endangered the success

Baltimore club and endangered the success
OF the game in a city in which he made
iame and fortune. He is pursuing the pol
icy which marked the initial career of
Burns and Stallings In Detroit and the
sooner he abandons 1t and becomes a loyal
ana Jealous supporter of President John
son the better 1t will be for him Barns
encouraged his players to bulldoze umpires
and antaSonized President johnson in every
way he could. McGraw must work in har-
mony with the other club owners of the
american Association or get out of It,
Ban Johnson acts for the best interests OF
the league as a whole in all Matters
Sporting News.
A base ball critic has the following to
say of Dolan's release by Lotus and his
signing immediately by Hanlon for the
Brooklyn champions: What good are field
ers who can't hit? They amt worth 30
cents a car load. Men can be taught to
field. but when it comes to sluggin' It's
like trying to get oil out of a turnio to
drill that into EN- They pull away from
tn plate, hit under 'em and strike at bad
ones year after year. You must have
batters or you might as well cash In. Why,
only the other day Chicago let Dolan 60
because he couldn't field. It was admitted
IN Chicago that he was a great hitter, but
a poor one In the field. The ink on Cozy
Doaan's ten days notice wasn't dry be-
fore Ed Hanlon had nailed him. Ha nlon
at the same time released Lefty Davis
because he helded too wen, but was a dead
one a&sths. BAR: ,., ae.
Evening star., 1901-07-04
NOTES OF THE WHEEL.

Handicapped Bill Jose having gone away,
his brother Rudolf will act as starter at
the races tonight.
The local amateurs rode high up the
banks on the Coliseum track last evening
when Oscar Babcock put in his appearance
on the track.
There was so great demand for middle
distance paced matches for race meets
scheduled in the eastern states for today
that in several cases sprint riders were
pressed into the service and will be seen
today behind pace. "a 1-,-
Duer will be paced by w. c. Sherer and
j. M. Mate, and Babcock will follow the
machine with F.. G. Gaudette and Fred
Sims on it.
Frank ]. Caldwell of Hartford will follow
the paced game this season. Caldwell has
scored number of victories this year and
has ridden well against good men.
W. s. Fenn, the boy wonder amateur
champion of last season. and Arthur W.
Ross. the Harrison, n. j., midget. will meet
in the twenty-five mile, motor paced match
race Sunday at Vailsburg. N. ].
Bobby Walthour. the most sensational
conner In the middle distance ranks this
season; Harry Elkes, the champion, and
Jimmy Michael, the ex-champion, have
been matched for a one-hOur. motor-paced
race at Manhattan Beach, July 13
Arthur Ross. who rode against Bobby
WalthOur at the Coliseum last week ha
won one and lost six races. Ross has lost
two races by matter of a few feet. The
Harrison midget is evidently afraid to pun
ish himself. He will not go out to his limit
and in holding back he gives the other man
an advantage.
At the close of June Johnnie Nelson led
the circuit riders. His winnings amount ed
to pretty nearly 5000. w. c. Stinson comes
next with about Si,10O, and Bobby Wal
thour third, with something like 81 400 At
this rate these three fiiers will each quit
the season anywhere from S12, 900 to SIS
900 ahead of the game.
The two fast royal blue motors from Bal
timore will be used tonight in pacing Bab-
cock and Duer at the Coliseum
Otis Miller hung on to the rear wheel of
Babcock last evening, while the former was
training, in good style. 1t required some
tall pedaing Millers part to stick to
Babcock'S 120 gear.