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The state herald., 1904-11-04

The popul,sts held rally st Holysks
Tussday evening. The spsaksrs were
james D. Msevin q Denver, candidate
for sovssnse sad Mr. Aovry. There
vss goed sttsadascs. The speakers
nsds vssy Interesting spsechss, bore
dova rstbsr hard % the two cid parties
but did il In very gsatlsmanly nan
nss. Mr.. Hsrwin nsds . very favorable
iaprsssisa even upon nsnbss Of the
old parties.
The state herald., 1904-11-04

Rev. Gard preached sermon for the
old folks at Tie Methodist church Sun
day nosninG. The speaker presented
ssos most Interest ing and instructive
theuGhts 10 the large and apprsciative
sudisncs. The church was very neatly
and appropriately decorated. We are
pleased to note that the churches are
adopting the custom Of holding services
Of this kind for the aged.
The state herald., 1904-11-04
HAxrUN
Haxtun, 1l-3-W

HAxtun. 113-W
Grant Smith retnrnsd home Tuesday
from . trip to Indiana and Illinois.
Ed. Williams arrived home Wsdnes-
day evening frem visit in Iowa.
C:has. Powell loft With . car load Of
stock for Hamilton lows Monday even
ing
About 80 Haxtun people took sdvsat.
sgs OF the opportunity to hear GovssDor
Peabody At Sterling Friday evening.
Gong and returning On the special train
provided for the occas,on.
Rev. Ssywsll wss comfy sest visitor
enc day last weak.
This vicinity il having chance to get
scqusinted with all OF the candidates
running for county o6ces lately.
The republican county ticket is com
posed Of candidates this fall that deserve
the support Of the votsrs, and they will
give the county COED clean admiuistrs-
tion il elected.
&c, Powell has sold his 39l acre farm
miies north from town to brother Of
Steve Asakia, consideration $4,000.
The democrats held rally at the hall
Wednesday evening and ct the Nord-
auist school houss the following even
ing last week.
A republican rally is billed fer this
place this Thursday evening.
Tho candidates who make pracice Of
buying votes are hsrdely at to hold .
public ONCE, turn 'em down next Tues
day.
YANKEE BILL.
The state herald., 1904-11-04
AGENTS WANTED.

LIFE OF =. Dewitt TALHAGE by
his Son. Rev. FRANK DEWITT TALMAGE
and Associate editors OF Christian Herald.
Only book endorsed by Talmage family.
Enosmous pront for agents who act quickly.
Outfit ten cents. Write Immediately
CLARK 4 c.. So .. Ath at. Phila..
Pa Mention this Paper.
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The republicans hslA IN s.thus,sstic
rally at Haxtun last evening. The speak
srs we're Charlss Vaspun sed Hr. And.
srson Il Dsnvsr. Their spssohes Great.
I'd much snthnsiaso. From oil indica-
tiops the rspubhoans Of precinct will
roll up an old time rspublican nstosity
for the whole republican ticket.
The state herald., 1904-11-04

II you wish . picture OF your hone in
Holyoks or on the ranch call On ]. W.
Lint Of Holyoks who i prepared to d
good work a. reasonable prices.
The state herald., 1904-11-04
AaAAeer WaateA.

WANTED-TRUsTwORT LADY OR GEN
tleman to manage business in this county and
adjoining territory for house of rolid hnancial
standing. 5000 straight cash salary and expen-
ses paid each Monday direct from hesdquarterr
EXPENSE money advanced; position permanent.
Address Manager. siOComo Block, Chicago.
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the ADVERTISING WoRlD.

Do you do any sort Of advertising by
nswspapers. booklets, circulars, or by
any other method! II 20, you should
know about Uur monthly containing in.
formation. plans, suggestions and ideas
for advertisers. 9Th year; "A TO 3. pages
Send to day for free sample. or 10 cents
for four months trial. Address, The Ad.
vertIslng World. Columbus, Ohio.
The state herald., 1904-11-04

WANTED-SRvKRAL INDUSTRIOUS PER
soas in each state to travel for house established
eleven years and With larss capital, to call up.
Profitable line. Pefmaneot sngaesment. Week
u cab s.la9 of ~ and all travelling expsasss
and hotel bills advanced in oash each week.
and encloes self addressed envelope. TIE
NATIONAL, IS Dearborn st., ChicaSO
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eloHn0 Hen.

lhavs rscsetly purchased . now feed
grinder and will run it with . gasoline
engine. 1 Am prepared to do satisfactory
work In feed grinding and will also han
die feed for sale. Call and see me
G. W. 0ARLAHD.
The state herald., 1904-11-04

WANTED-A TRUSTWORTHY GENTLEM AN
or lady in each county to manage business for
an old established houss Of solid financial stand
ing. A straight bona hds vsekl, salary Of eis o.
paid By cheek esch Monday with all expenses
direct from headquarters, Money advanced for
expenses. Encloss addressed envelope. Man.
sser. $50 CsIton BLDG. Chicago. l7-3
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WANTED-special representative in this csun-
y and adjoining territories to represeat and 3D.
id financial sanding. SalaIy eai weekly with
expenses paid esch Aooday By check direct from
Expenses sdvanced; position
The Colombia. 90 nonon Buildinx. Chicago.
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vo.. th. straight republican ticket.

Mrs. Proi. Dow returned last week
from Q visit at Wrsy.
The state herald., 1904-11-04

Walter Olson Of Axtsli, Neb., 10 visit
ing his sister Mrs H. n. Ishan Of Hol-
yoke.
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FOR SALE.

have some fine cane for sale cheap t.
party buying same will take it out Of the
shocks At once. A. Gebhart-
The state herald., 1904-11-04

WANTEO-Quickly, fsv persons to represent
long established Wholesale house among retail
merchants and agents. Local territory Of few
counties. eis salary and expenses paid weekly
Expense money advanced. Commission extra.
Permanent engagement. Business successful.
Previous experience not essential. Enclose SELF
addrefsed envelope. Address, bgPEEISTESD-
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Cash FOR CREAM.

And will pay oil the market will A.
ford. Full cans recs,vsd every day.
Small amounts Wednesdays and Sstur,
days. Bring it sloDg. O.C ZrNGo.
The state herald., 1904-11-04

10 CUDR A COLD IL one BAY.
Take LAXATIVE Bromo Qunins Tablets.
All druggists refund the money il 1t
fails to cure. E. ". Groves signature
10 On sssh box. sc.
The state herald., 1904-11-04

VIM. Clifton was called TO Omaha the
first Of the week BY the serious sickness
Of his father.
The state herald., 1904-11-04
LADIES' WANTED.

A bright energetic vomAn-voman's work. Per-
mancnt positioo. Old established business house
Of solid hnancial standing: Salary Sls to eis
from hsadquartsr. Expenses sdvanced. We
furnish everything. Address, Secretary. 90 Non
on Block, Chieago. Ill.
The state herald., 1904-11-04
otsDs the Cough
SD Werko 04 the Csll.

LAXATIVE Bromo- -Quinine Tablets cure
. cold IN ons day. No Cure, No Pay.
Prics 8 osats.
The state herald., 1904-11-04

wANTED-sEvERAL INDUsTRlOUS FER
sons in each state to travel for house eetsb-
Iished eleven years and with = large capital. tn
call upon merchants and agents for successful
and profitable line. Permanent ens.gen'at.
Weekly cash salary Of Sis and all travelling e1-
penses and hotel bills advanced in cash each
week. Experience not essential. Mention ref
erence and enclose self addressed envelope.
THE NATIONAL. SA Dearborn ST.. Chicago.
The state herald., 1904-11-04

Mn. Albro returned the first Of the
week from Q visit at Bsnkleman, Neb.
The state herald., 1904-11-04

The straight rspubl,sas state ticket u
q winner in Colorado.
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The state herald., 1904-11-04

Our new ladies jack
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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-08
for POstpOnement of
Fight Is Not Authorized
by Jeffries.

The department of publicity for the
Jeffries-M -Munroe championship fight
made a late but brilliant start on Mon
day by announcing that Jeffries desires
a postponement of the affair. The story
had its desired effect and the fight fans
were given something TO discuss, a con-
dition much to be desired by the man
who stands guard over the box office. I,
Denials came thick and fast yester-
day. Jeffries said he never felt better
in his life and that he was ready to
fight at an hours notice He said
postponement was farthest from his
thought and that if he had to train for
three weeks more he would take to the
tall timbers.
Manager Delaney and Secretary
Egan entered strong disclaimers that
any one had been authorized 10 speak
for them in the matter.
We cannot understand how the
story started said Egan yesterday
We will answer Ready when the call
to the ring is issued. Jeffries is trained
now and it is only a matter of keeping
him at that notch. Our only fear from
the start has been that Munroe would
want additional time"
There will be evidences of great hi
larity up in the wilds Of Lake County
when the story is told that Jeffries is
afraid Of Munroe and that he wants to
put off the evil hour of meeting the big
miner from Butte as far as possible
This was one of the stories which grew
quickly out of the one regarding the
postpOnement. The fight will take
place on time. and from the confidence
Of the men ii should be the most SEN
Sational battle ever fought for the
heavyweight title.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-08
Question of Referee Will
Soon Be the Issue of
the Hour.

When Harry Pollock. the astute man
ager of Jack Munroe, challenger for the
worlds championship, comes over the
Sierra Nevada Mountains and sees the
pictorial Advertisements for the Jeffries-
Munroe fight, he is likely to have heart
failure.
On all the advertisements the face
Of Eddie Graney looks out on the world
in open-eyed wonder The little horse
shOer has on his Tuxedo, not the one
a certain obliging manager loans to
impecunious boxers in which to be pho
tographed. Under the photograph is
the non-committal caption, 'Edw. NJ.
Graney, the peer of referees"
This does not intimate that Graney
is to referee the big MILL but it is pos
sible many people will so construe it.
Pollock is not one of these. The New
Yorker viii never forget March 25 of
this year when Graney gave Britt the
decision over Young Corbett, who is
also in Pollock's charge. He vowed
then that he would put Graney out of
the refereeing business.
He tried to prevent the Californian
from refereeing the Rodenbach- Berger
amateur fight wiring out a peremptory
command to Rodenbach not to accept
Graney. The officials paid no heed to
his command, but carried out their
original programme.
1t is known Jeffries prefers Graney,
who is the official referee of the Yosem-
ite Club. Pollock, backed up by Young
Corbett. who is coming west with him,
will make d big fight il Graney's name
is mentioned. Munroe has no objec-
ton to the Californian for referee, but
he will undoubtedly leave this detail
to Pollock
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-08
GRAvEsEND ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, June 7.-Hermis is
entered in the one and one-eighth
mile handicap tomorrow at Graves
end. The Thomas representative must
shoulder 1873 pounds This is forty
five pounds more than Scotch Thistle
will have up. The days entries:
First race. about six furongs. selling.
three year-olds and up-Astarita III, Bardolpb
III. Ascension 1O6. Athel 106. ArabO lO6. Cot
9S, King Pepper 9o, Jane Holly 90. Iomcod
49, Dapple Gold 92. Judge Denton 80. era
thawn 80. Palette 30. Lady Mirthful 81. Gay
Lizette 81. Merry Moments S4-
Second race. fve and a halt furlongs, maid
en- two-year- -olds-Jerry c I12 Prince Joseph
112. Billy Bailey II 112. Flying Redskin ll2
Gilpin 112, Knight OF Pearl 112, Councilman
112 Pete Daley 112. Golden Buck 100, Ben
laIa 1O9 Gotowin 100. Queen Rose 100, Anti
mony 109. Maggie Stroup 1O9. Idle Hour lO9
Estelle J 100.
Third race. one and an eighth miles. handi-
cap, three -year-olds and up-Hermis 133. Car
burcle ia Andy Williams 109 Audience 100
Orthodox 80, Himself 80. Colonsay 30. Scotch
Thistle IS.
two yea -olds-Czaraphine 1t9. Gaylard 1OT
Nova Light 1O7. Wayward Lass 100. Novena
1OT. Chrysitis 107. Diamond Flush 1OI. Mirth-
less 107, May NJ 107. Incarnation 1OI. Sim
plicity 10I, Raiment 1OI, Dance Music lOf
Kiamesha 1O7.
Fifth race one and sixteenth miles SELL
ing. three-year-olds and up-Sherin Bell 116
Stuyve 115. Highlander los, Hyland 1O6
Charles EIwood 1O6. Merry Acrobat 1O6. Lord
Melbourne 1o3. Wild Pirate 105 Conkling 9S
Sir Roche 9s Passbook 9s. Monadnock 81
ReveilIe 90. Trepan 1OS. Bowery So
Sixth race one and a sixteenth miles
maiden three-year-olds-Sir Lynnewood 112
Mic Longworth 112. Toprght 112, Flexion 112
Brooklynite 112. St Gallen 112. William Pig
100. Bellecaire 1OT. Taisezvous 107.
Weather clear: track slow.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-08
SIXTH RACE-One mile: selling; thre'
HARLEM TRACK ENTRIES.

CHICAGO. June Sad Sam,
Americana. Sylvia Talbot. John A.
Scott and other sprinters will meet at
Harlem Tomorrow over six furlongs.
The days entries:
First race five furlongs. maiden tvo-year-
olds-Bnnnis Prince Charlie 100. Proprietor
113. Tennyburn no. Rather ROYAL 100. Narses
no Butwcll as Swedish Lad no. HaWtrey ITO.
Ircius 10 Prince Magnet lis.
Second race. short course steeplechase han
dicap-SnovFdrift 12S. Leo Planter 40, Hand
vice 142 Donami 125. Miss Brandon 10 TIA
catiara 155. Golden Link 149. Eva Moe no
Third race four and half furlongs, the
Petite Stakes-BeIle Of Ashland 11O. La Londe
100. Lady Tasca 115. Peggy Mine 1l5, Useful
LADY 1I5 Lady Fashion 10. Peggy O'Neal
115 broadway Girl 112 Regale 10. Belle Kin
nev IIS Jade 112. The Mist 115. Seasick lO2
Fourth race. one ana sixteenth miles
Miss Crawford 9S. Rainland ~. Bearcatcher
fOT Prince Slverwings 10T. Flower King lOI.
Moharib 115. Woodson 1O1. Felipe Lugo H.
Proceeds 112. -
Fifth race. six furlongs-Little Mission 95.
Cvrzene % Americana ia, Harney 1O2, Ner-
vator ia The Crisis les. Sylvia Talbot 1O5.
John A. Scott 10. Sad Sam 99
sixth race one and quarter miles. selling
-Omdurman 10T. Lou Woods %, Rankin lU-,
Tancred 1O7 Banter 1O5 Harrison 100 Marcos
112.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-08
CRACK WHEELAIEN ENTER
FOR RACES AT INGLESIDE

The captain OF every wheel club in
San Francisco has ordered club runs
to Ingleside next Sunday and all cycle
dom will be represented at the big
blue ribbon meet in aid of the pro-
posed athletic amphitheater in Golden
Gate Park. All but two of the clubs,
the Ramblers and Verba Buena
which do not number racing mem
bers, will have entries in the attrac-
tive list Of races on the card.
In the ten-mile relay the Bay Citys.
California Cycling Club, New Cen
turys, Golden Gates, Central Citys. pa
cifcs and Stars will vie for honors
against teams from Stockton, San
Jose, Oakland and Sacramento. The
provisions of this, race call for five
men teams, each rider to go two miles.
and points for first, second and third
places at the end of each mile to de-
eide the ultimate winner. The man
finishing ahead in the first trip around
the track will thus gain as much credit
for his team as the one to actually
win the race.
1t has been decided by the commit
tee in charge that delays at race meets
are dangerous and long waits will not
be possible under the system to be
adopted. A time schedule has been
arranged and will be furnished to the
captain of each team. Riders not
coming to their marks at the bell will
lose their chances of contesting. Three
handicaps are down for competition.
a hve-mile tandem pursuit race has
been added and mile point race for
individuals, with every quarter pole
as finishing point in counting the
winners, will complete an interesting
afternoon of sport.
The use of the track has been do
mated for the afternoon by the New
California Jockey Club. AS the riders
are going for glory and ribbons the
entire proceeds will go to the Golfers
Of the park amphitheater fund.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-08
AN READY TO FIGHT AT AN HOURS NOTCE CHAMPON JEFFRES
AFRICANDER AND HERMIS ARE BEATEN
BY THE ERRATIC MAJOR DAlNGERFlELD
Elastic Beats the Gate at
Delmar and Then Wins
Handily.
snao,al Dispatch to m. cslI.

ST. LOUIS. June Good old Elastic
came back again with a victory this
afternoon over a fair field with lis
pounds I'D at Delmar track Autumn
Leaves was the good thing, but Elias
tic. after beating the gate three
lengths. won all the way from Helle-
bush's game mare The latter closed
a lot Of ground, and should win at this
distance from good company the next
time out Gay Adelaide showed her
self a grand tilly in her race to-day.
The track was much improved. sum
maries;
FIRST RACE-six furlonss; purse; three
year-Olds and up.
TO 5-Behoove. 1O1 (StovaD.-.. 3 2
to 1-Dolinda. 81 (Perkins)...
to 1-Velasquez. 115 (Dale) ... 3 81
Tfpe :261a. Start good. Won easily
Winner w W E.Iliott's ch m. 90 by Lamp
Iishter-Marion G. Little Giant 1O6. W W
Davis 11S. Algonquin 80 finished as named
SECOND RACE-Two-year-olds; purse:
four and half furlongs-
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. 2 Fin
Z to IA Lady Fair. 101 (Prknsl
3 TO 1-Wakeful. los WATSON y Is
10 10 1-Syl. Belle. 1O3 (Gilmorel 81
Time, 100 start good Won easily Win
ner. Barker 3 Co.'S b. r by Meadow Thorpe-
Lady Fair. Florence Sesrcy 103. Telephone
Mattera 95. Lucky Pick LOG. Madras 100, La
Princess 1O1. finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Purse: three-year-olds and
up; six furlon-s.
s to Bird Pond. 100 CPerlSins) 5 n
3 to 2-Kfng Fox II. 1O7 CAustin) = y
TO 2-Yellmantown. 1O5 CWilms) ? Il 3 p
Time. 1:21 Start good. Won ridden out
Winner. L. NJ Grairs br. T. by Tehachapi-
May Lillard. Happy HoOlisan 1O2. Tom
Klley 1O7. Mildred L los. Misanthrope 100
finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-six furIonss: thrse-year-
olds and I'D purse.
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. 81. = Fin.
to 5-Elastic. lis (Dalel ......-. =
70 1-Aut. Leaves. % CHowelD. 2 "a
70 1-Martius. 90 Goley)......- 3 Il 81
Time. 1:19A. Start fair. Won all out
Winner. L Lemp & Cos h. b, % by Golden
ran
FIFTH RACE-Five furlongs; two-year-
olds; purse;
4 to 5-Gay Adelaide 1O2 CWtsn) 3 16 10
to My Eleanor. 107 (Austlnl. 3S 2n
II to Pay Tmpltn. 102 (Crwfrdl n
Winner. Otis Bros br. 2 90 by Gay Lad
Lucy Adelaide. Dotage 1O7. also ran
SIXTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles.
three-year-Olds and I'D: purse;
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. 81. z Fin.
3 to 1-Mainspring 1Oj (Crwfrd) / g
25 TO 1-E. Walters 50 (Jenkins). Al %
Time .542t Start good. Won easily.
Winner. P NJ. Civills b. h. tD BY handspring
The Lioness Trio los. Iras tfelU 100. Com
pass 1O6 Memphian 1O6. finished named
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-08
HISTORIC LATONIA OAKS
is WON BY OUTCOME
Her Stable Companion, Memories,
Beats Out VariOra. the Only
Other Starter, HandiIy.

CINCINNATI. June THE his
toric Latonia Oaks was decided at La
tonia to-day and resulted in an easy
victory for Clay Bros. entry, Outcome
and Memories. Outcome won first
money and Memories took the place
easily. Variora. the only other start
er, was third all the way. The net
value to the winner was $3.50. The
track was lightning fast. Summary:
First race six furlongs-IcicIe won ST Hera
second. Haidee third Time. 1:14L
Second race. five furlongs-Handara won
Dixelle second. Falsetto third. Time .O9
Third race, seven and half furlonEs-Mont
Pelier woa. Dutiful second. Two Penny third
Time, :34k.
Fourth race. Latonia Oaks, one and a ouar-
ter miles-Outcome 112 (Monroe) / TO 3 Won
Memories 1oI (Davisl, to 5. second; Variora
III tFisher). 4 to 1, third. Time 2:OSH Tl,r.e
starters. Outcome and Memories COUPLED In
tho betting as Clay entry.
Fifth race, five and a half furIones-nr
Lego won. Retort second. Mcclellan third
Time. :OSll. '''iu
Sixth race. one mile-Jake won. Jirrer s.c-
ond. Christina third Time 40
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-08
DELMAR TRACK ENTRIEs.

ST. LOUIS. June THE entries
for to-mOrrOw's races at Delmar
track are as follows:
First race six furlOngs. selling-Fsby Blue
100. Sharp Bird 90. Miss Guido 90 Uranium
81. Goody Two Shoes o.. Lady HasbrOuck q.
Cornelian &c. George Vivian 96 Tribes 92. Fan
nette Sc Major Carpenter 81, Ethel Davis 90.
Second race. nine -sixteenths OF a mile. sell
fnE-Garrett Wilson 100 DotaEe 1O6. Willow
dene IO6 De GrammOnt 1O3. Jardin de Paris
103 The Ioctress 1O1 Our Mo 1n1. De Vince
9S Pacheta 9S Tommy OHara 9S. Annabelle
Lee 95
Third race. seven furlongs-Scotch Dance 96
FOTehand 96. Just So 9S. Footlight's Favor
ite &c.
Fourth race one mile and seventy yards.
handcap-Dan Mckenna los, Taby TOsa los,
Lucian %. Neversuch %.
Fifth race six furlongs. selling-Laura
Hunter 100 Blissful 1O6 Rush Reuben l01
One More 1O4 ClovertOn 100. stump Town 1O,
General Prig 1O2 Jake Ward 90 Onanetta o..
Lady Contrary %. Dueia "a. Radium 81.
Sixth race. one mile and twenty yards. sell
ing -Conundrum 10T Sting tO6 Dawson 1C4,
Pathos los. Khaki 1O3. Falkland "a, Lord Ten
nyson IS
Weather cleaE. track good.