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The state herald., 1901-07-19
rn TIiE, uEAE.

A nob lady, cured Of her deafness and
noise In the head by Dr. Nicbolson's
Artificial Ear Drums. gave $1,000 10 his
Institute, ~ that deaf people unable 10
procure the Ear bruins may have thcm
roe. Address No. t'Ij The Nicholson
tun,itnte, $50 Ei-hih Avenue. New York
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Miss Carrie Watkins Of Hsstings, Nsb.
who has osen visiting with Mrs.. Painter
OF Holyoke took the evening tram Tues
day for Denver whore she will make q
visit. Sho will also visit u Colorado
Springs and Msuilou before returning
home.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

W. n. Schsursmsn Of Fort Col.
lins Presbyterian Sabbath School Mis-.
sionary, 10 in Holyoks and will speak
sor Rev. Psrker At the Prssbytsrisu
church Sunday morning and conduct Q
song service IN the evening.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Mrs. Shively. Stats Presidept Of the
Rsbskah Lodge arrived in Holyoks last
evening Tor abort visit to the Rolyoke
Chapter. She will be entertained by the
ladies Of the Logds today d the homes
Of Mrs. F. II. Whitman and Mrs DR..
Smith.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

WAITED: Active msn 70 deliver md
collect: No can,nssiua. Salary 10000
per year. Extra commissions. Refer.
snc.s and security required. Address u.
r. Rose, Manager, Sterling, Colo, Box
2CJ.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Those famous little pilla. Dewitt
LATHE Farlv Riser~ compel your liver and
bowels TO to do their duty, thus givips
you purs, rich blood 10 rscupsrsts your
body. Are easy to take. Never gripe.-
City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Mn. ". H. Moro ssd dsushtsr Miss
lsa srs Visiting rslstivsS and friends In
Holyoks. They we're fos several year.
residents Of our town asd hsvs many
friends among the early settlers OF ths
county.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mitch.ll, Mrs.
Catherine Mitchell and Mrs. A. c. eau
bic united with the Baptist caurch by
letter last Sunday morning. Louis
Olmstsd was received ~ candidate Tor
baptism.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

There was match game Of bali st
Lamar. Nsb.. last Saturday between the
Lamar and Imperial ball teams result
ing IN soorc Of TO 10 IL favor Of La
nsr. Several Hoiysks boys drove 10
Lamar 10 80 the game.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

wv. P. Killsn and wife OF Holyoke,
passed through town Wednesday en-.
route to Wsuneta to visit . few days
with relatives and friends there.-lm-
periai Tribune.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

wASTED-ACT1vEM MAN or .GOoD CHAR
aci@r To deliver and collect In Colorado ftr old
established manufacturing Wholesale house
WIN y-Ar, surr pay. Honesty NOR. than er
Tericnoe required. Our rfer-ncc. any bank 10
any city. Enclose self lf-nddf,-sed stamped en-
bonn H.. Chicago.
The state herald., 1901-07-19
Farnumsbr., Z ia. 1901.
STATE HERALD;
Holyoks, TO-,

Farnumsbr., Z /l3, 1901.
STATE HERALD;
Holyoks, TO-,
viii you plsssllow me to thank
the people Of Holyofor their kindness
to our dear son, IA, and the respect
shown him 10 his lahour and the Low.
ing aud sympsthixiIwords OF cheer.
Especially do We sh to thank the
officers Of the B. & for their kindness
shown US.
Conductor Huntsirsman Fouts and
brakemen Albro a Blackburn have
doubly endesred thselves to us by
their faithful attaon aud kindness
shown us In this ot3arkest hour, aud
while our hearts n sad and broken.
your action Is one light spot in the
cloud OF gloom tb has so suddenly
lowered over Us.
Be assured Of ou,sarty appreciation
and Of our kindly fiiugs for one and
oil.
May God bless q protect ysu all il
our prayer.
]. b. bchen and Family.
The state herald., 1901-07-19
A WEEK AMoN0 TnE oEYsERs.

Through Ysllvvstoas Psrk 10 the
tuest ssioysbls holiday trip tbst css h
planned. There 70 nothing like n %
earth. And ths beauty oi II oil " that
the trip takss lsss than .ss days. YOU
can Stay longer 10 you like, Of covfss
snd you osftainly will n you have Tbs
time.
Write 10 J. Francis, General Pssssn.
ger Agent, Burlington Route. omshn,
Ncb., for folder giving full infornat,ou
about the Park. II con,sips = large
map Of the Park, ~ we'll W. description
of the principal points Of interest.
Excursion rates daily ask the ticket
pgent abopt them.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Don't fool yoa ~ ths promiss
that when y:u \ - ,.ir pil. yea
arc going to lay enjoy yeursslt.
When you get n lay en. Il yeu
svsr do, you vill sst ~ aRpasity
Tor saIos9xDvi anlsvs bard work
and the mai lhsOf psy. Happiness
In living very forAtsly is given to
mon In daily iustalints and cannot
be banked and chscl ont all In . lump
at some future and of tims.--Ex.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Two brothers OF Harry Kitchen who
met death in the b. & NJ. yards in Hol-
yoke came up to Holyoke the first Of the
week from Farnam. Neb., to settle up
bis business Affairs.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

\ County Assessor q. B. Weir and bis
daughters Bertha and Gladys left Hell.
yoke Saturday night for visit at Silver
City, 10. Mr.. Weir returned this week
but the girls will make 40 sxtsndsd
visit, He says that the corn IN south
western lows IL badly damaged by tho
hot weather and drouth.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Tho pilss thst annoy you 20 will be
quickly and permanently healed u you
uss DsWitt's Witch Hazel Sslvs. BE-
vsro OF worthless oountsrfsits.-City
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Superintendent Campbell Of the B. &
N. went west on the high line Monday
evening in his special car. Assistant
Superintendent Mcfarland joined him
at Helyoke Tor trip over the west end
| Of the line. ---=-.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

II 10 sasiss 70 keep we'll than get cured
Dswitts Little Early Risen takss ne~
and then, will sl~ays keep your bowsls
II perfect osdsr They sever grip but
promsts su sasy gentle sot,ou.-City
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

N wish 10 trJhfully state TO you and
and the rssdsrs,f these fsw lines that
your Kodol Dyssps,s Cure is without
question the bSt and only cure for dys-
pepsis ths, l hsb ever come in contact
with and havs Ased many other pre-
parations." Job Beam, West Middle
sex, Pa. No prSsration equals Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure , Il contains oil ths
natural digsstar,s ,! ], will digest oil
kinds Of food M cant help but do you
good. City DrV Stors.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

pewitt's Witch Hazel salvs should
10 promptly spplisd 70 cuts. burns and
scaids. ltsoothss and quickly heals the
injured part. There are worthless couu.
tsrfeiis, be surs 70 got Dcwltts. City
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Miss Daisy Richards who had bsen
whiting relatives in Holyoke for . few
weeks, took the night train Saturday for
her home at Ayr, Neb.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Alsr Ssdsrbufg. opsrstss Of the
creamery plant d nolyoke. inietn,s us
that ior the month Of June The Heat.
rice Creamery Company paid out for
cream received a. Helyshs eil02.p
and ssys that this sum wlll b consider.
ably exceeded by ths payments Tor
cream received In July,
The state herald., 1901-07-19

George Chreamy went to Denver the
tirst Of the week to take an examination
for fireman with the B. 4 n. II he
passes all right he will fire between Dan
YER and Alliance.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. shsmp took the
evening trails Tuesday for = trip Of .
lew weeks 10 Denver and other points
along the foot hills. Mr.. shamp takes
this trip IN tho b,po that tie change Of
climate may give him relief frsm hsy
fever. W. A. McCalmount will assist In
tho store during Mr.. Sha,npa absence.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

F.H. Whitman Of Holyoks wss called
70 Bslvidsrs, Nsb., Wednesday BY 9
telegram announcing the serious sick
ness Of his mother.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

James Ynnug bas = lot Of fins catfish
IN his ice house reservoir. II be has
good luck with them he will have some
6us fishing 10 year or two.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Mics Sadie White returned Wedpss,
day evening from New Windsor vhsrs
she had been to attend the Epworth
League District Convention.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Frank Miller residing north Of Hol-
yoke in Sedgwick county fell willis de-
scsnding IRON . wind mil. tower and In
iursd his hip severely Wednesday night.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

The U. p. round house at Sidney,
Nsb', has bssn closed and the machinery
removed to North Platts. This II q
rather hard blow on Sidney.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Mr.. and Ars. IN. lePhsrrin accom-.
panied BY Mrs. 20 his sister re-
turned to Holy} 4pst Of The week
from ocsola. Ioits tsch place they
accompanied thts q shsir lissls
daughter Tor ID.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Ars. Al Pster and Mrs. 8. 4. Thomp.
seu Of Holyoke recently united with the
n. 4. church by letter.
The state herald., 1901-07-19
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. y. Dakau srs nov the

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. y. Dakan srs nov the
ownsrs Of the finest home IN
Eastern Colorado. Thsy bought the
=. NJ. Adams rss,dsnos this week and
Will move into II u onose-Yuma Pio.
nssr.
Most Of the Helyoks people are veil
acquainted with Gene Dsksa snd vill
be glad 70 learn Of this evidence Of bis
business prosperity.
The state herald., 1901-07-19
A CARD.
Ranchsr.

In behalf Of the members Of the Pres.
bytsrisn Church Of Holyoks ! desire "a
thank the members si the Holyoke Cor
net Band and all otbess who 90 kindly
aided In making the recent Church
Benefit Concert success both financial
ly and ~ an entertainment.
8. A. PARKgn.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

ANDREW q. HENDRIX
Whsrsas; While bowipg submissive
y 70 the Decree Of the Allwiss and Su-
prsms Ruler Of the Univsrss, we rsoog-
Alxs Ii tbs dsa4h Of Nsighboe Hsndriz
. loss TO our Order q Worthy nd Loy
al Nsighbor to the family . kind and
loving member and to the community at
large respected and law abiding citizen.
Therefore be 1t
Resolved; That the Charter Of our
Camp be drsped for period Of 30 days
that = copy Of these resolutions b.
spread upon the records Of our Order,
and copy 6s presented to the family
Of tho deceased.
Haxtun Camp 1896, D. W. Scott.
Haxtun, Colo, II. Anderson,
June G, 1901. d. D. Finch,
Com
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Gus Rsising has purchased the Cxva.
sargh residence property in aolyoks
which be has been occupying for some
time.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

NJ. Laasiord recently purchased iS
hssA q eastls iron A. L. Bswss and
ttsy Wsss dsiIvsssd st Hslyohs Bstus-
DAY 10 b tskss out 70 the Lsnsfosd
rsuch ssar Hsslus.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Mrs. Bert williams and children oi
AcCook, Nsb., are visiting her pafsnta
In Holyoks.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

A bsd ooaplsx,ss ssnssslly results
irsn ,sscs,vs liver and bswsls. IL oil
sseh casss, Dswitt's Little Early Is,ssrs
produce gratifying results. CITY Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Donovan and child
rem Of AcCeok, Nsb.. are visiting re-
lAtivss 10 this county.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

William Low has charge OF Whitham'a Z
store during the absence OF Mr.. Whit.
ham.
The state herald., 1901-07-19
STRAYED.

Two colts coming two years old. one
iron gray, one black, one has been cut
on hness aud Que on breast, branded
J on left shoulder. Any one catching
up and holding the Same will be libsrslIy
rewarded.
W. A. TURNER,
Bryant, Colo.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

~ W. J. Whitman went to Holaroge the
3rst Of the week for visit Of . couple Of
weeks with friends.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

81 am INDEBTED a.i'us. Cough
l,i.. Iva. '.,s.II \. y dass... 10,
lung trouble fele - grippe. ] toek
One Minute Cod d - and rsosvsesd
my health" Nj. Wis, Madison,
Gs.-City Drug Ir
The state herald., 1901-07-19

O. y. Z,pgR has purchased the Hunt
o. residence property in the western
part Of Holyoke.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

WANTED p-TRUsTwoRTHy MEN AND wo.
m~n 10 travel AMI advert lee for old established
ioasr of solid financial standing. tsissy, tlo .
yrar and expenses. all payable In cssh. No can.
ynl.inG rrinir~-i. dive references and rpeloss
nrlf-sddr-e~s-i riampssi envelope. Address Man.
nxrr "a cnItrl nld... Chicago.
The state herald., 1901-07-19
Dr.. Winter, Dentist, is in Holyoks to

Vharlsy Sederbsre went to Denver
the first Of the week to remain . few
days.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

wANTED-An Agent in your County
for our Novelty show Card Signs. Agents
ar, making u to 81 per day. Only one Agent ap-
poln,ei In county. sond lie for sample,
terms. sud catalogue. Tho kcho Novelty Co.,
fcho New York.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

The Republican In lasts weeks issue
advised tho HERALD 70 avoid nowsps.
per controversy by not starting one.
The HEnALp 10 not going out Of its way
70 stir up q nevspspsr controversy but
whom Il hes anything 10 say Il generally
says II. Newspaper coatrovsfsy Or no
nsvspsper controversy.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Nm. Shaw ssA ohiidrss lsft Holysks
Tuesday sishs fss visit with friends II
NeeeaskA.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

NJ Chsssy hss osvsd hS family "a
0slysts fssn biz rssoh south ss Mel
ysks.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Wei sss ssw prspsssd 70 make oil
kisds 4 hsspsss at oas harness shop in
Hslysks.
TNonP~or 4 kiNu.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Csansa Ysuse. .. I u. assass. now
r,as b Q ssv bssgy bshisd iast stop
~.
The state herald., 1901-07-19
M. w. of A.
In Msmorlas.

Whereas; 1t hss pleased Dsvins
Providence to call from eur midst neigh
bsr
The state herald., 1901-07-19

AW. Beaes oeAs bssissss tip h
OoaAs sad oebst psists isse vssk.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

EAitse Pnes a ~ 6tsrlisg Ds@scra,
seeas Tuesday 10 Helysks.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Ladies' Fancy Ties aaA Collars.
Our store 10 the only place in town
whore you can get these goods IL you
vast to be dressed in style and We offer
then d prices that Il viii be an induce.
mont fer anyone to purchase.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Rev. 0uith q Helyeks spsst . few
dags b Osaves lea week.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Tan nhses and nlippers.
What 10 have LETT Of thsss goods you
can have At cost. Come early % ~ may
b able to fit you in size.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Just received . car Of Gliddsa Wire n
bstton prices.
II. SUTHERLAND.
The state herald., 1901-07-19

Wrappers.
We have q nice assortment Of light
oolored ladies' wrappen which vs offer
now at el.25, sl.5O and 3l.75.
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are now the only two States in which
the blacks prcdominatc. Mississippi
he's negro percentage of 5S.G. and
South Carolina Of 3S.l But if the
present industrial revival in South
Carolina continues, this State will
soon follow Louisiana out Of this mar
rowing class, leaving Mississippi the
only commonwealth where, on count
Of noses, the colored race would rule.
Diffusion is apparently doing a good
deal TO lessen the pressure of the
negro problem in tho cotton States
as much perhaps as could have been
expected from diminished birth rate.
And this process, emphasized by the
figures of the latest census bulletins,
will undoubtedly continue to over.
come, SO far as the dangers of negro
ovcrcrowding are concerned, any re-
lative initiation from one census to
another in the rate Of negro growth.
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amount of wheat that Leiterin Chicago
had bought, and had heard a great
dca' about this buying and selling, and
ut the same time had heard the prac-
tice very strongly condemned. All the
justice in my heart arose and said:
"Why do you condemn the grain mar
kcts? What would farmers do if there
were 40 buying and selling? Does it
not give them an incentive to labor
mOre?" | was told then that these peo-
pie, or merchants" on exchange, who
bought and sold millions of dollars
worth in The year, never saw grain of
the crop, and that for that matter they
were selling what had not yet been
sown-tlat all their buying and selling
was Of imaginary grain-problematic
crops, and did not help the farmer q
particle but very often hurt him. That
these markets were gambling dcns
of the highest functions of death and
dishonor to many, and unjust gain to
others; that ii the number Of men who
had staked their first few dollars or
hundreds on imaginary grain, had put
the amount in the earth toward prac-
tical, material crop, this world would
be n 'nnd of Canaan, flowing with ali
the carth's richest blessings and the
problem solved nf labor and wealth
combined, with an era of no poverty.
Contrasting the rcvcrie OF the past
with my knowlcgc of The present, that
the people who bought their power be-
fore it was made, bought certainty in
the future. That the commodity is
now theirs for the benefit of as many in
the county rs the power can reach.
That it means an income to the posses
sOr and Il constant source of revenue to
those who wish employment. could
not lcl thinking, under thc cOnsilcrn-
tion, the enormous amount Of good
money can produce and the amount of
satisfaction honest labor can bcstow
upon the employer and employee, and
that there is nothing in this world but
labor that will bind rich and poor
together in common understanding and
sympathy, for each needs the other and
both together are joined in union for
the worlds welfare. Il. X. l..
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An exchange coughs up great gobs
Of truth when it says the class that
builds up town and country, and en-
joys life and makes the best citizens,
are the enterprising and liberal men
who believe in living and let others
live and who, when they get dollar,
don't squeeze it until the goddess Of
liberty feels as if corset laced to the
last notch would feel more comforta-
BILE. Such squeezing is what causes
hard times and stops the circulation
Of the American eagle. If it wore not
for our broad gauged, enterprising
men it would be impossible to build a
prosperous town.
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just one week from next Monday
President Roosevelt will press but
ton in the White House at Washing
ton which will set in motion the my
Rad of wheels which are to turn at
the South Carolina Interstate and
Wes. Indian Exposition, and that
great fair will that instant be officially
opened. The preparations making
for the great show are now, of course.
going forward with deafening rush
The religious exercises, an elaborate
program of which has already been
arranged, will take place Sunday, De-
cember lst, but the real formal open
ing of the Fair does not occur until
the following day as has already been
stated.
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Within the past few weeks thero
has been considerable discussion in
the Northern press in reference to the
negro problem, and nine tenths of the
writer's know nothing whatever about
the negro. Here in the South the
negro is understood and ne is given
friendly aid to the furthering of his
every legitimate aim, and the white
mau is the negro's true friend, and if
left to itself the South will work out
the negro problem by methods mutual
and rational. The Northerner who
knows not the situation looks through
strained optics and through mock
philanthropy thinks he can adjust
things from n distance When the
matter is brought home to them thew
have shown they are less tolerant than
the Southern white. The Northern
peon'c ought to inform themselves on
the situation here or cease to mcddle
with the matter.
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The Democratic party has good
cause to be pleased with The outcome
Of the recent elections, considered
without reservation and with the
fullest statement Of the vote in all
sections. The truth of adequate
Democratic organization has been
made plain. The promise of Demo
cratic success in 1902 and the encour-
agement for the best Democratic en-
deavor in 1904 arc sufficient to justify
Democratic confidence.
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Aliendalc is tho next new county
that is seeking formation. The sur
vey has been made. These small,
new counties are increasing expenses
to taxpayers. 1t is impossible to
carry on forty-fvc or fifty separate
county governments with the same
economy as one-half tho number.
If, however, the movement is success
full it will be the last mutilation to
Barnwcll County possible under the
present law, as no other county can
be cut out without reducing the area
Of Barnwell below 600 square miles.
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IaThe Gaffney Lcdgcr says st is
reported that change Of postmaster
will shortly take place in Florence.
The negro parson, Wilson, WHO now
holds the office will bc oustcd and a
white lnan put in. y McLaurin man
put in, We suppose. If this is true
Editor Aver, Of the Florence Tim's,
will, we presume, not be pleased, and
will register Il great, big kick against
such action
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The -Amcr;can .inti-Cigare,tc
League. which is said to have a mem
bcrship Of 100000, has drawn up Il
pledge which is to be read in every
Sunday School in the United States,
Sunday, November p. 1t binds the
signcr to abstain from the use Of cila-
rcttcs or tobacco i'll any form until II
years of age. The expectation is that
several hundred thousand signatures
will be obtained.
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1t is encouraging to note that in
most of the former slave States the
white population is growing more
rapidly than the black. Louisiana
has ceased to be black State, her
white citizens now outnumbering her
colored. Alabama has gained dis
tinctly in white population. SO have
Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Kentacky and Mary
land. South Carolina and Mississippi
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FOR GALE.

THE undersigned will sell on Salesday
In lJecems'er, 1901, on Public Square mt
Anderson {. H., >. C.. one Lot-about one
acre-ne"r OR Cotton MILL facing Cotton
Mil housre. Good stand for a Store and
"a nico huild'rg site for II dwelling house.
Also. ono Lot, containing one-halt acre,
adjoiniUg lands Of the Anderson Cotton
Mill Co. mud Others, with good Store
room and a six-rnnm dwelling house, &C.
Terms Cash. MRS. +. 4. KELLY.
Nov go, 1901 no
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20, 1901.

In a precinct in New York where
voting machines were used the result
was known two minutes after the
polls closed. The accuracy and speed
Of these machines will in the end re-
suit in their adoption over the whole
country.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons are warned not to hunt or
otherwise trespass on our lands in Cen
terville wnship, Anderson County.
Persons disregarding this notice will be
prosecuted to the full extent OF the law.
MARY j. CHAMBLEE,
MATTE BOLT,
LULA CHAMBLEE,
MALLIE Shirley,
ALDEK1HA CIIAMBLEE.
Nov 20. 1901 - 81
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- Twenty counties will have ex-
hibits at the Charleston exposition.