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The state herald., 1901-05-24

\ Minnis McGaughey daughter Of Mr..
Shd Mrs. ] F MoGaughey Of this
esanty died at he home .ef her. ~psrsntl
on Tuesday May 81. She attended the
Hslyoks school during the last four
weeks Of the spring term for the pur-
pose Of reviewing some studies. About
the time she left Holyoke for home she
was taken with the mumps and shortly
after reaching home took q severe
cold which finally developed into pneu-
monis. During her short stay in Hol-
yoke she made many friends. She en-
joyed bright Christian experience and
was very active worker IN al! church
work. Her death seemed very sudden
to the many friends OF the family in
Holyoke - very few knew Of her sick
ness. The funeral services we're con-
Quoted from the United Brethren church
on the state line, Rsy. Frank Rarman
preaching the sermon. The body was
gwen resting place in the Holyoke
cemetery. The family have the sym
pathy Of all in their sorrow. We will
publish an obituary In the next issue.
The state herald., 1901-05-24
DRY GoCDs:

Lace Curtains 3 10 now 9 65 8 25 now
2 40 9 rs now % 2 60 nov ! IS 2 90 now
l5O.
Bed Spreads 90 now 65 90 now IS 80
now / Is 9 10 now so % now 1 10 9 80
now I 20.
Art Dennims l5c now II Table Linen
I % now IS 90 now 10 s. now 90 80 now
SO 35 nov IS Toweling Linend5 now IL
l2l< nov 10 10 now Lace and Embroid.
cries % now l8 20 now l5 l5 now IL l21f
now 10 10 now 8 now G. White Goods
In Dimity and Piquo 10 now y l2Is now
10 10 now IL 20 now 1855. Dotted Swiss
S5 now q. Ribbons, all collars, 80 now
IS IS nov % ~ nov les, Is now i3 l2IE
now 10.
Ssxony Yarn worsted per sk-in 10 now 6
Imported " 10 nov 6Is
Ice Wool 12Is now 8, German Knitting
Yarn 25 now 10. Corsets, Armorside,
Kabo C-B 90 now 80 F. r. 90 now so,
Arisl Summer 80 now 80, Directory so
now IS 8 N 80 now 35. Kid Gloves
Ladies' 80 now 90 kid gloves undrsssed
l 10 nov %. Silks / 20 now 81 100
now 10 IS now G5 Chiffon so now GO
Velveteen 30 now ~ 55 nov 40 Silk Vel.
vet l 25 now s. Dress Trimmings Gan.
Cyl 30 now 20 10 now 10 now G. Night
Dresses 90 now 20 rs now 1876 Flan-
nel red, black md white 60 now 40 40
now %. Fancy Skirt striped lining %
now Is 10 now 8, Black Tafieta l5 now
II. Amuskeg Ginghams now 81
Xen's Summer Underwear 20 nov IS 90
now ~. Ladies' Maclntoshes $1,000 now
s7.S5, $500 now si75, $3.50 now e4OO
s5.G0 now $500. Mems Pommel slckers
e375 now e. 2.85. Mems Slicker suits $40
now Sass. AGA Ticking Is now IL.
Best Oil Cloth 10. Shirts black and
vhits striped 70 now 40. White Shirts 81
now Gu. Fancy Precsls 90 now 10.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

II have been suffering from Dyspepsia
for the past twenty years and have been
unable after trying all preparations and
physicians to get any relief. After tax
ing one bottle Of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
l found relief and am now in better
health than I have been for twenty
years. I can not praise Kodal Dyspep.
sis Cure too highly" Thus writes Mrs,
Q. W, Roberts, North Creek, Ark.-Clty
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-05-24
CLOTHING:

Black and Gray Clay Worsted suits
s1s now sl3.5O, $3.50 row sll.50, I3 so
now elO Sll50 now SS.a5, $40 now 81,
$3.50 now $500. Gray and mixed colored
suits o. now s5.75, $3.50 now S5, s6 now
$3.50. a now s2.S5. Mems Pants mixed
Gray 3 now s2.25, $3.50 now Sl.75.
Corduroy a now %. o. now s2.l5. Full
line Of Children's Suits strictly at cost.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

Rsv. Parker aud Prof. Jsokson Hs
dsvstins considerable Of their spare
time during their vsostion 70 aiding
with the work on the new Prssbytsriaa
church building. They made trip to
The country last Saturday 10 help haul
rock fer the foundation and returned
with not only the reck but also = frat
Glass colorado oomplsxioa. the result Of
exposure 10 the sus and wind.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

WANTED: Active men 70 deliver md
Lcollsct: No osnvassins. Salary eDo0.W
per year. Extra commissions. lssfer.
sucrs and security required. Address q.
p. Rose, Masaser, Sterling. Colo, Boz
2C5.
The state herald., 1901-05-24
NOTICE TO PUPILS.

A many OF the 9th, 9Th. and 7th.
grade pupils did not get 70 take the
final examination We have deo,ded TO
hold special examination for them ss
sooa o. convenient after the quarantine
is raised. would advise you to spend
what time yen can in reviewing.
o. E. Jackson.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

Skin affections will readily disappear
By using DsWitt's Witch Hazel Sslvs.
Look out for csuntsrfsits. II you get
Dswitt's you gill Get Rood results. II
IL the quick and positive cure for piles.
City Drug 6sors.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

WANTED -TRUsTwORTHY MEN AND wO,
mrn 10 travel and advertise for old established
hooss of solid financial standing. binry, e7O \
yysssin. r.auirsi. t;Iyc srf.rrnsss and ~neloss
Hrlf-Addrpsscd stamped envelope. Address Man.
Asrs. xS Caxtes BLDG. Chicago.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

WANTED. Capable. reliable person In cvcry
county u represent large company of solid a.
nsnclai reputation esss Alasy per par. payable
vsskly, . pss dag absolutely sars and all sH-
t,sase. straight, bonA.nds. d.anits saiar,, no
commission, SALARY paid each Saturday and rs.
prns~ money advanced carh week. STANDARD
HOUSE,. M DsAnsonx VI. CHICAGO.
The state herald., 1901-05-24
ANNUAL MEETING. GERMAN
BAPTISTS.
Lincoln. NAV 2A.3l.

Lincoln, May 3-3l.
Half rates 10 Llnooln from oil points
on the b. 4 n. r. r. Selling dates: May
24.3i from stations within l50 miles Of
Lincoln. Nay 23-T from stations more
than i50 miles from Lncols. The meet
Ing will b held on the State Fair
Grounds st lAncsip, which are along.
s,ds tho Burllngten's tracks. J. Francis
0sssrsl Passenger Agent. Omaha, Nsb.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

supsustsndast d. r. AoFarisnd and
family accompanied 6y b. Sutherland
ssA family spent . couple ef dsys ashins
near Grover the Hsst Of the week. They
hsd special car rsturniaG Wednesday.
They returned With lot q dns trout
and report very pleasant tins.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

8. H. johnson has purchased Q half
lot sdjo,sisg his rss,dsuos property on
the south and hes moved The fsoes =
take In The sressd purohsssd. Ths
change will make quite an improvement
In the appearance Of h,s rssidseos pro-
Marty.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

wANTED-An Agent IL your County
for cur Novslty show Gard sixns. Agents
are making u 10 n pcr day. Only one Agent ap.
pointsi In . county. Send ibc for sample.
terms. and catalogue. Tho Echo Novelty Co.,
Echo, New York.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

Dsw,tts Little Esrly Rissrs search
the rsmotsss parts Of the bowels sod re-
move the impurities speedily With no
discomfort. They ere fsmious for their
efficacy. Easy 70 take, sever grps.-
City Drug Store
The state herald., 1901-05-24

Judge Armour vas In Holysks Tues
day disposipg Of COUNT business prsiim-
insry TO the regular term Of district
court which he adjourned 70 the IS Of
June.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

The new picket fsuos rsosetiy erected
on the residence provsrty Of O. u. Trib
belts q Holyoks makes . marked I'M
provSmsat in the appearance Of the pro
perty,
The state herald., 1901-05-24

Ivill ssll the goods Of any department.
Or my entire stock Of general nsruhsn-
disc 70 any one desiring 10 engage In
business. have also two residence
properties that ! vill sell.
n. II. WHIrHAn. I
The state herald., 1901-05-24
STRAYED.

straysd from my ranch IN Phillips
county one bay mare, one sorrsi mare
and one rsan pony oil branded quarter
circle seven on left shoulder and alse
two blsck shoats sns SOW and barrow.
@. b. 6HRINER.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

WANTED ACTIVE MAN OF .aoVD CHAR.
sciet 10 deliver and collect IN Colorado tot oid
paIJ = rear, r,irr pay, honesty morv than o..
periance Required. Our rsfstrnae. any bank In
any city. Enclose palf-ad.ifr-scd stamped en-.
ysIops. Mapufac'ufsts,:rhifd Floor. gs Dear.
born b., Chicsgo.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

Yes ars nusb more liable 70 disssss
whsn your livss aud bowels do not act
properly. Dswitts Little Early Rissrs
rspovs the cause Of dissass.-cis. Drug
htees.
The state herald., 1901-05-24
for All.

Bargains for the father the son. the housewife the daug
ter and chldren-Bargans such only in many
years. Prices type give only slight idea of these great
values 1t is necessary actually the goods realize
how cheap you buy them at THIS COLOSSAL SALE
READ THESE PRICES,
The state herald., 1901-05-24
THOMPSON 4 Kira.

Thompssn 1 Klae have bsen making
soos Improvements 10 shsir business
rsso b putsng In ssv countsrs and
sAslvtag.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

HATS, GAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Hats all Styles, $3.50 now SLIGO. Sits
now sLl5, sl.25 now 85c, 90 now 45c.
The state herald., 1901-05-24
NEW GOODS.

Ny spring stock Of millinery Goeds has
arrived. Call ssd ~ them before yeu
purchase. MRs. GATES.
The state herald., 1901-05-24
Mayor Leblanc u having new fond
put around his residence property.
recover.

The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. q.
Mason 10 very s,ok and not expected 70
recover.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

Cameron Young's residence property
in the southeastern part Of town has a
new fence.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

We srs now prepared " make oil
kiads Of harness u our harness shop In
Hslysks.
THOMPSON 4 kira.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

when you want printed stationery,
ooas 10 HsnAip Office whore no "Chsap
John~ material y Furnished customsn.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

Brady ssd Mssealf shoss are the bss'
eoe sale By ". e. 1hsmp.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

The Cosnsressi Hotel ssts . hrst olass
table d rsasosabls rates.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

Cha. r Peter 70 SOW In the Saplsy
oe A. 7. Guthrie.
The state herald., 1901-05-24
I'M DOLLARS AND CENTS
L. IA and business relations with the peo-
IS Your PROFIT PIE i s'yaAs vicinity s'i i find
it necessary close put my present business preparatory
removing anotherstate This saving in dollars
and everyone who buys here Imus close my
entire stock by July f In order do this have the
price every article Of merchandise in the store, the
ual cost of the goods. This makes it
A SAVING WORTH WHILE.

chased in the East before this new business
opportunity presented ITSELF Consequently
The state herald., 1901-05-24

READ THESE PRICES.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

The q. D. Coesst V the best. For sale
BY ". r. Hhamp.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

We new have ssed eeal isr ssls. Call
ssA ~ ~.
TnoMrsoS 4 ktso.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

Dr.. g. K. Nsblst spses aisw days m
Dsovee this Wvsk.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

@ 70 The Holyoks Art Gallery fer
6ns phete q kodack nnMh,pgs.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

First claas sceonnodst,ons u the
Osnnsrclai Hotsl.
The state herald., 1901-05-24

We vul pay 20 ctA for onsn.
Irwin Bsss.
The Iola register., 1901-05-03
SUCCEEDS AGUINALD0
Filipino Rebel Declared Himself From
A Hiding Place.

Manila, April 26 Cables, the rebel
general, ordered eight American pri-
soners to be shot April 2l, it is claim
ed here, the same day on which
he condemned to death Colonel San
clio, one of his staff officers, and Senor
De La Rosa, a wealthy native, who
refused to contribute to the insurgent
fund. Sancio escaped. The others
were tortured and then killed.
Cables, who is in the mountains
of Tayabas, provinceLuzon, proclaims
himself dictator and the successor of
Aguinaldo, and announces his inten-
ton to continue war of extermina-
tion.
1t is said that Cailles was born in
Pondicherry, India, from a French
father and Hindoo mother. Aguin-
aldo denounces him, disclaiming re-
sponsibility for the previous atroci-
ties of Cailles, and declares that he
never issued orders contrary to the
rules of war.
The Iola register., 1901-05-03
CHOSE BENNETT HOUSE
Decision of Governor Stanley For a
Kansas Executive Mansion.

Topeka, April 26-The governor to-
day reported to the executive council
that he had selected the Bennett house
to be purchased by the State for an
executive mansion, and the council in
structed the attorney general to ascer-
tain if the title to Improperly is good
The governor was requested to make
sure that the range and other fixtures
that properly belong to the house are
included in the trade. The house is
about two thirds of a mile from the
State house.
The governor also submitted an APP
proXimate estimate of the cost of fur
nishing the house. He said he had
spent some time with local dealers,
and they figured the furniture would
cost between $4,000 to $4,000. The
council voted to ask the dealers for
estimates in detail and, before this
can be done, the governor will select
the articles.
The Iola register., 1901-05-03
A CUNARD EXPERIMENT
Ocean Steamer viii BE Equipped With
Instruments for Wireless Teleg-
Taphy,

New York, Adril 27.-The Cunard
line intends to equip its steamers with
instruments for wireless telegraphy
and make the experiment to determine
it's value. Marconi sailed on the
steamer Campania week ago. He
visited Montauk point before leaving
this country with view to establish
ing receiving station there. 1t is
said that the approach of a steamer
reporting itself by wireless telegraphy
to a station at Montauk point would
be known here more than twelve hours
before she arrived. Vernon II. Brown,
an agent of the line, confirmed the re-
port regarding the adoption of the
wireless telegraph, but said that he
knew nothing of the details of the
plan.
The Iola register., 1901-05-03
n Or. FENNER'S N
III Blood & Liver /!
nSN REMEDY AND UGIs
NERVE TONIC.

dan, senator? Generals who won great
Victories at the head of armies?"
mot at ALL" he replied, "but the
effect of this single personal success
made more quickly for the object
sought than score of their battles,
some of which were not victories. II
was for peace and the union that they
fought battles. 1t was for peace and
the Philippines that Funston went after
Aguinaldo. They fought many bat
ties, shed torrents of blood and spent
hundreds of millions before the end
sought was achieved. His single act,
without any bloodshed or delay, has
secured it in the Philippines. In this
view of it Funston is every whit as
much entitled to the thanks of Con-
gress as even Grant himself"
Further conversation on this head
developed the fact that when Congress
convenes unless there sagreat change
in the Philippine situation for the
worse, resolution will be introduced
simultaneously in both houses con-
ferring the thanks of Congress upon
General Funston, and perhaps also
presenting him with either Il sword or
gold medal.
The Iola register., 1901-05-03
CALLAHAN IS ACQUITTED
The Cudahy Kidnapper Will
Doubtless go free
JUDGE SCORES THE JURY
Discharged Without the
Courts Compliments
Told that Callahan Could not have
Secured Twelve Men who Would
Serve him Better

Omaha, April 2S,-The Jury in the
case of James Callahan this morning
brought in a verdict of not guilty. II
was complete surprise and the Judge
after studying it for moment turned
to the jury and said.
"If Callahan had made his own
choice of a jury he could not have Sc
lected twelve men who have served
him more faithfully. If the state for
its part had made the selection, |
know of no men it could have named
who have been less careful of its in
terests. The jury is discharged with
out the compliments of the court, and
the prisoner is likewise turned loose
as to his trial. | presume to con-
tinue the criminal practices in which
you have failed to check him. l do
not know what motive actuated you in
reaching this decision, but hopenone
of you will ever appear again in this
jury box"
The Iola register., 1901-05-03
WOULD NOT EDUCATE
Chandler Says the Black Man Should
Stick 10 Agriculture.

Savannah, Ca, April Ex-Governor
Allen d. Chandler, commenting on the
coterie of philanthropists headed by
Robert c. Ogden that recently made
an educational tour" through the
South, says: 81 don't think much of
this tour. The negro colleges of the
South don't need the aid of these
Northern people very much. We can
attend to the education of the negro in
the South without the aid of the
Northerners, and give them the edu-
cation they most need too. l don't
believe in the higher education of the
negro. He should be taught the
trades but when he is taught the fine
arts he gets educated out of his caste
and is unhappy.
81 am opposed to putting negro es
in factories and offices. When you
do that you will cause dissatisfaction
between the two races, and such things
might lead to race war. The field OF
agriculture is the proper one for the
negro.
The Iola register., 1901-05-03
Read Tlhis
KANSAS CLIPS AND COMMENTS

The astonishing tip is given that
Kansas girls will wear white this sum
mer.
The Methodists have won out again
The new governor of Oklahoma is
member of that church.
William Allen White is booming an
Emporia-Omaha railroad under the
alias of Allen f.. White.
The bowling alley at Hiawatha is
creating a good deal of town talk 10y
keeping open until II O'Clock n. night.
Lawrence willrspend $780, 900 for
public improvements this year. The
debt will be paid by the time the i'm
provements are worn out.
Superintendent of Insurance Church
has re-issued the license of the Bank
er's Union of the World, permitting
it to do business in Kansas.
All the State officers are going down
to Arkansas on fishing trip next
week. Kansas is so busy these fine
days that it doesn't need any govern
ing.
Eight of the appointments to the
regular army announced Thursday are
old Twentieth Kansas men. The men
who served with Funston learned how
to fight.
Are Ed. Howe's "Atchison Psalms"
intended to be sung along with the
Lay Sermons" that he preached
through the State journal about a
year ago?
C,a.,.o, D,n,c,, ,oo,,- 60 10 lolo.
ing Topeka, and the politicians who
are lying in wait for him there, are be-
ginning to go around the corner and
say things.
Tolstoi is to publish new novel in
which he will have "a girl grow up in
to good woman. What a shocking
violation of the rule he has been fol-
lowing in all of his other novels!
Somebody is reported to be hunt
ing around over Kansas for q man
who is thought to be the rightful heir
to the throne of Servia. The man has
probably heard of it and is hiding out
somewhere.
S. NJ. Scott who used to make
| speeches all over Kansas declaring
that there was no chance in this coun-
try for poor man, one of whom he
was which, is said to have made two
or three fortunes in the Texas oil
boom.
A dry goods store in Yates Center
was set afre the other day by spon
taneous combustion, the flames burst
ing out suddenly from some cottor
piled above the dry goods shelves
The firm, it might be added, immed
lately took the hint and began to ad
vertise.
Taylor Riddle commenting on {
preachers early second marriage re
grets the whole columns of biogra
| ply, and poetry and condelence'
| which his "God fearing sheet anC
compendium of universal knowledge
published regarding the death of tn
preachers first wife.
Somebody has sued Col. Joe Rich
ards for the payment of an election
3 bet. The man the Colonel bet on wal
defeated at the polls, but he was de
, clared elected by the legislature, an,
so the Colonel thinks he won the bet
The court will probably fine both O
l them for breaking the law which for
5 bids betting on elections.
The Iola register., 1901-05-03
SEES WAR A-COMING.
Prediction That America and England
Will Soon BE Figh .ing.

London, April 26.-W. T. Stead
predicts a war between Great Britain
and America as result of an abro-
CATION of the Clayton -Bulwer treaty.
In this mornings London Daily Mail
he said: The Beers are calculating
upon England's becoming embroiled
with Russia, or upon some other in
ternational complication. If am not
mistaken, we are on the verge of a
storm across the Atlantic that will
rudely shatter our peaceful calcula-
tions. When the United States Con-
gress meets the Clayton-Bulwer treaty
will be torn into shreds and flung into
our faces. We shall have to choose
between fighting and eating humble pie.
The first serious discussion of the
possibilities of such war will dc
more to keep the Beers in the field
than all the speeches of the pro-Boers
in existence.
The Iola register., 1901-05-03
THE REAL WHEAT LOUISE
The Little Pest Identified at The Uni
versity of Kansas

Lawrence, Kas., April 25.-The pest
which has appeared during the past
week in the wheat in Oklahoma and
Southern Kansas is without doubt
the wheat louise or grain aphis. Prof.
S. j. Hunter of the chronological
department of the University of Kan
sas received this morning from G. S.
Morris of Guthrie, Ok, a box of the
green bugs taken from the wheat. Ex-
animation proved them to be the true
grain aphis, the same insect that was
present last June in large numbers in
the wheat fields of Kansas, Oklahoma
and Missouri, and died before work.
ing any serious damage.
What will be the fate of the wheat
louse this year, whether it will be
killed off before affecting the wheat
crop, Prof. Hunter at present feels
a hesitancy in saying, for the reason
that the appearance of the aphis in
such numbers at this time of the year
is unusual. 1t is, as a rule, six weeks
later before the aphis attains to such
numbers as to be noticeable. The APP
pearance of the insect so early in the
spring is due probably to the long
stretch of wet, cold weather during the
early part of the spring, which, while
it has been endured by the wheat louise
has proved unfavorable to the devel-
opment of the parasites to whom the
yearly suppression of the grain aphis
is due. In all probability, however,
this years pest will go the way of all
the wheat aphis, and before working
any serious damage upon the wheat,
will succumb to its parasitic enemies.
The Iola register., 1901-05-03
ROAD ISjNOT SOLD
Knott Denies the Report of the K.C.
SOuthern's Sale

Kansas City Mo, April 27.-Presi-
dent Knott, of of the Kansas City
Southern, denies the sale of the Port
Arthur terminals and adjacent terri
tory to the Standard Oil Company.
He says that the Port Arthur channels,
the Dock company, the controlling
terminals, the wharfage, the sand
receivers and the townsite company
are controlled by his railroad and
have not been legally sold though
some OF the trustees may have made
efforts in that direction.