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Thee has been s.'ins newspaper talk
stout n isciional split IN the republican
parry when II comes TO tho organization
oi legislature. II has been claimed that
. few members elect Of the senate. IN
order TO get revenge for what resulted
from the inctien fight in ig3. would line
up with the democrats and give the or.
gsn,ziiion Of the senate 10 that party
Such claim is certainly very uarsason-
abls. It's very unreasonable 10 claim
that there nrr, among the repp pblicans
ell hc'ed TO tho senate 10y republican vote.,
any men who. simply Tor tho nratihca
iicn OF personal spite wnd for xhR, lit
ile patronage the, could secure by 10
dong, wonld deliberately sell out their
party by voting with the democrats on
III. organization Of the senate. A man
~ho would deliberately sell out his par.
~ under such circumstances 10 certainly
unworthy OF nny otiic. ct tho Lauds Of
his party and uo cannot believe that any
sncb traitors to the party have been
sicci-d to tho senate Of the fifteenth
general ,rscmby.
The state herald., 1904-12-30
the NEW IDEA W0MAA'S MAGAZINE.
CHkiSTn NUMBER.

The Christmas number of the Nsv
fdss wemsn's Magazine has . tssl. of
contents both practical aud festive. An
article on Winter House Gowns" sho~s
two nov siylss. snbodyipg the shutse
aud tucked skirt. The dropping shoulders
aud full sleeves. The msgszips's London
oorrssponobt sends ~ illustration Of so
English outdoor costume ~hioh has
some suggestive seesssoriss; tho iAcis ..
bou, the winter hats for praoi,osl or or.
namsnisl vs.. sro set forth, and neck,
wrAr for men has a page 10 itself The
cooking columns ars arranged with n
view To the sasttonomic aspect Of tho
holiday srsson. '.Seaaonabie S~eets for
Cbrls,mn Day" Tot instance. 10 y It'll.
that will appeal 10 moat eifls. An afii.
ole on "Cbri.imss at tho Legations" is
Illustrated with photographs of tho little
people sho will keep Cbfis,mas Ia the
houses of the fcf.igD ambassadors NJ
Washington. aud Tho Madoppns u the
Pointers" shows some Of III. conceptions
OF womanhood oi the great MASTER,
The Poppy Lady" 10 . stofy Of two
young American aftists In Patls who
consriv.d TO hc happy though married,
"Hark. the Herald Angels" tells of three
ohrisimsses IN q Rirl's lite, aud "'l'b.
Faify's Christmas Johs.' "Dcbb,.
Christmas IN Old Mckee," "'fbe spid
efs strks" ard "iihe Shadow Baby" will
help tho little people 10 enjoy the heli
dave
The state herald., 1904-12-30
BURLlNG ron BULLETIN.
Why Hiberuaisl

Winter tourist rates TO Caliiorn,s, the
Gull country, Florida aud South and
Southeast.
Low one way set,lets' rates, Dee. 20
10 Southeast points beyond the ohic
nvsr
Chri,iniHs and Now Yosr, greatly To
due.d heiidn! rates for long ard sborl
journr,' IN territory between the Rock
les add Chicago, Peoria and ST. Louis.
live Stock convention, Lcn,sr On.
faro Tor the round trip. Jan. 8 aud 9.l905
Ask tho scsnt Tor inrthsr information
or write to L. W. wsksley, Genera
Passenger Agent. Omahs, Seb.
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CONTEXT NOTICE.

U. T. LAND oYFicE.
SrrRiIsu. COLO,
NOT. -. ipet.
4 sufficient contest affidavit having bco1 filed
in thi. Office by John II. Conklin. contestant,
against homestead entry No. e!I3. made
SEPT. ~. 1903, for L :. Section y, Township
oS isnsc ~ W. by Cornic NJ Norton Conio.tce
inwhich II i- alleged that Cornie VI Norton Who'll.
ly abandoned said land for sin months last past.
also failed To clear. fence. cultivate. build or
sids upon or In any way improve tho same. and
thai Nil Of saie failures stll .1ist and that .aid
alleged absence from the said land was no, due
TO his cniploym.n' in the Amy. navy or marine
corps Of tho United States asa private soldier.
officer, seaman OF mariner Curing the war with
Spain or durins any other war In which th.
United states may be engaged.
Said parties arc hereby notified u appear To-
spond and offer r,idcne, tonehin. said Rllega.
tions nt 10 o'clock m on Jan. ~ i0u5. before
W. @. heiland ~ his office at Hol
yoke, Joio,, aud that anai hearing will be hold
a; 10 o'clock a. m. on Jan. -. 1905, before
tho Register and Recover At tho United state.
Land onicc In Sterling. Colo.
The said contestant having, In proper affidavit
hi.d Nov. 10. 1904. set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal service of this
motto. can not be made. Il Ia hereby ordered aud
directed that such notice be given by due aud
proper publication. ID. e. Fleming iiegis,rr
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WANTED

MEN AND WOMEN in this county
and adjoining territories, to represent
ard advertise mn old established house
OF solid financial standing. Salary TO
men sci weekly, TO women $40 to SIS
weekly with expenses advanced each
Monday by check direct fr,m headqusr.
'crs. Horse ana buggy furnished when
necessary; po.ition permanent. Address
Blss Bros. 4 Co, Dept. A, Monon Bldg.
Chicuao, III,
The state herald., 1904-12-30
DEARCUP-SLAGLE

At the Office of Justice Churning in
the court house in Holyoke on Wednes-
day Dec. %, Justice Chutning ofliciat-
ing, e. W. Dearcup and Miss Emma
Slagle both OF Holyoke were married.
f. w. Dearcup has for number Of
years been engaged in the jewelry and
watch aud clock repairing business in
Holyoke and has large acquaintance
md many friends in the couuly. The
bride is u daughter OF Mrs. Cameron
Yonng aud enjoys the friendship Of many
friends in Holyoke where she has made
her home for number OF years. They
will make their home in Holyoke. They
have the beet wishes OF the HERALD.
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NATIONAL.
CATTLE DIP.

Manufactured specially Tor curing range
cattle affected with nnnRe and Texas
itch, whore tho only available mesns Of
treating is by dipping.
NON POISONOUS.
The Oniy Eip Ever Used IN the West
That Has Proven a sueress.
II 10 n coal tar product and contains
every sntisrptic, gsrmicide. aud diein.
fectant found in coal. II uniies and
forms = perfect emulsion with water 10
my temperature and IN my proportion.
II IL u positive worm destroyer and is
beneficial to the animal should nuy OF 1,
be swallowed In the process Of dipping.
Tobacco and nicotine dips do not dss-
troy the scab parssites. Sapnniii.d car.
bnllc ncid dips. while .fI-ctuni. have the
ohlrciion nj burning the ,kln oi the ami.
NAL sulphur ard lilne hny- tho tot.
lowing draw haekr; Dans-ronn because
II the proportions ara not sxsct the by.
dr"ecn IN tho water united with the sui
phur forms sulphurei Of hydrogen, .
deadly poison. In order to DO eiIcctual
II mus, he hot, aud tho animal from the
reaction takes cold. running into pncn-
monis. wb.n ,'s d,lniing power - ist
~n into confederation II ~ NOR. eIpen.
sivs than National DIP. II also take.
mora time aud trouble To prepare II.
Read the iolio1ina testimonials. sIo0
deposited IN tho Guy National bank OF
yofk. Ncb.. aud tho Sheldon bank oi
Sheldon. Ia, To any on" ~bo can prove
tho following are no, genuine;
To all ca,tlsmen or whom IL may con
c-rni wc have used tue National Cat.
Ito Dip and hod u does the wort nicely.
enrips sll ihs mango. W. woulj have
los, ons With lice had u not h..p dipped.
and caa freely aud ohe.ffnily recon.
mend I, 10 sny one contemplating the
use Of lh. dip. You're,
John r. Rsnkins.
John NJ. Knox.
North Platte, Neb April O, 1909.
We tho undsrsisnai do hereby state
iba, We ba,s received tho National Cat.
Tie Dip AID fpspd II 10 10 ali they claim
I Tot II. q. ]. MchItisto,.
/ q. L. Mudd. Foreman OF Pastops
Rabeh At lisfiey, Neb.
Hershey, N.b May II. inla.
Pfios el.51 per gallon. 5000 per bar.
tel. wnle Tor ffes book on new methods
oi dipping.
Manufactured by National M.d,7al
o.. York, Nsb. sod Sheldon. Iowa. larp.
sst manufacturers Of cattle dip In ,b.
United States. For shle by
q NJ MrkrE Hclrnte. Colo.
The state herald., 1904-12-30
THE ADVERTISING WORLD.

Do you do any sort OF advertising by
newspapers, booklets, circulars. or by
nny other method! II So, you should
know about our monthly containing in
formation. plans. suggestions and ideas
for advertisers. sth year; q to 81 pages
Send to day Tor free sample, or 10 cents
for four months trial. Address, Tho sd
yertising World. Columbus, Ohio.
The state herald., 1904-12-30

Nv j Bryan is reported to hnve recent
ly purchased o punch bowl oucs owned
and used by Thomas Jefferson. The
possession Of this bowl ought to settle
once and for VII time the v-xed ques-
tion a. 10 which branch of the democrat
ic party has monopoly on pure Jeifer-
sQnian democracy.
The state herald., 1904-12-30

Senator Patterson has finally come TO
the conclusion that all Of the Denver
ballot boxes should be opened aud Alva
Adams on his advice has applied to the
supreme court to have the boxes opened
All Of tho boxes should be opened 40
that the people may know all that Is to
be learned about Denver politics from
the opened ballot box.
The state herald., 1904-12-30
NOTICE OF FINAL sErTLEMEN,

NOTICE OF FINALsErTLEMENT.
In the matter of tho estate OF JoscpS w Mar
tin deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that on Monday
tho % day of Dec AID. 1901. being one Of the reg
ular days OF the October Term Of the County
Court of Phillips County, in tho State of Colo.
RADIO, /, + Martin, administrator
Of said estate, will appear before the Judge
Of said Court, present my fual settlement as
such administrator pray the approval of the
same, and will then apply to be discharged as
such administrator at which time and place
any person in interest may sppear and present
objections to the came II any there DO.
Dated at IIolyoke, Colorado. Nov 20. 1901
II. +. MARTIN,
Administrator of the estate Of Joseph W
Martin, deceased.
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No,i.. or pima, s.,,,.m.n,

In iha matter II the estate ~ 1ustsf Johnson
deceaaed. Notice is hereby given that on sat
ur,isy the IN dnf Of J-Dpary. AID iva. ioinH
ono ai The regular days ~ tho October term VI
tho counli c"ur, ~ Phillips county. In the slhio
of Colorado, I, ffhnh " johhson administrator
oi said esinir, will apheaf before the judge Il
-aid e"ur', present M fnni seltiemnht d. shph
administrator. ifai the approval of the sans.
and -iil then applT Ia bs iisrhs,aei n. such hd
minis'ra,or. At shieh tima aud place nhJ tot,
son In Interest maj appear mud present ohiuc.
tian. Ia Tho same u hnp there la,
Dated a, iiolfohs. f'olotn,ia. dee. ~, ipgt
PRANK ". JOHNSON,
Administrator ~ the ssini" VI uuHihi johnson
iifafHsad
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riyen to Desperation.

Living at IN out Of the way place, re-
mote from civilization, family is often
driven to desperation in case Of accident
resulting 10 Burns, Cuts, Wounds, VI
GERS, etc. Lay in supply OF Bucklon' s
Arnics Suive. Its the best on earth.
25c ut the City Drug Store.
To CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets,
All druggists refund the money IL 1t
fails to cure. E. W. Groves signature
ia on each box. 25c
The state herald., 1904-12-30

wASTED-A TRUSTWORTHY GENTLEMAN
or lady in each county to manage business for
M old established house Of solid financial stand
ing. straight bona fd- we-kl, salary OF sis co
paid by cheek each Monday with all expenses
direct from headquarters, Money advanced for
expenses. Enclose addressed envelope. Man
ager. go Caxton Bldg, Chicago. 1875
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long established Wholesale house among retail
merchants md agents. Local territory of a fow
counties sis salary and expenses paid weekly.
Expsn,. money advanced. Commission extra
Permanent engagement. business successful.
Previous experience not essential. Enclose self
addrcfscd envelope. Address. SyPEEISrrNp-
INT TKAvILyns. 3.j Dearborn St. Ahicaso.
The state herald., 1904-12-30

wANTED-sEyERAL INDUSTRIOUS PER.
sons in each state to travel for house o-tab-
lishcd eleven years nnd with a large capital, tn
call upon merchants and agents for successful
and profitable line. Permanent engagement.
Weekly cash SALARY Of sls and all travelling er-
penses and hotel bills advanced in cash each
week. Experience not essential. Mention ref
rrrneo and enclose self-addressed envelope.
THE kA1lONAL, "a pearborn ST. CLicpxo,
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BURLINGTON COMPANY
10 pRospEcr FoR OIL

1. ~ IhosPBtI fDit OIL,
1oyets. ciio. Dee. - tspeciail
10y u. a M. ttaii,cad company has TAX
- ~ Si'e iaitstivs 10 local development
d he's made extensive preparations Tor
bspeciins for oil niops the line be.
SGssn uolyote aud Cheyenne The Hrs,
OF n ssf.s of eight wells was begun ibi.
w.eii NJ Grover. tolo, AMI a test all ba
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LADIES' WANTED.

A bright energetic woman-- -wolnan's work. Ter.
man-nt position. Old established business house
Of solid financial standing. Salary Sl2 to tls
Tesa'y Gr Win UIsen'e. paid each Monday dirsss
furnish ever, thing. Address. Secretary, GO N on
ON Bloc l. Chicago III,
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First publication Oct. 81, 1904.
NutiCe fur Publication.

Land Unce At Akron. Colo
Oct. II, 1904.
Notice Is hereby gwen that tho following
nsmed settler has filed notice of intention TO
make ANAL proof In support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be inside before the
Rcgstcr and Receiver at Akron. Colo on No
venbcr X, 1904. viz: Jacob Cox OF wrsy, Colo.
for the wi,neIenw ,.c 81 t snr a
".
lie names the following Witnessed to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz:
o. Glen Bolondcr Of wrsy. Colo.
Thomas Jcnnin2s ="
Dave Cox d"
John Smith - "
PETER CINrpgLL Register
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF PHILLIPS COUNTY

Tho state canyassiug board has seat.
ed Barela OF Las Animas county and
M,llard OF Boulder In the contests for
seats in the state senate. The sennte
will stand 10 republicans to Is demo.
Gratis,
The state herald., 1904-12-30

INDUSTRIOUS PER-
sons in each state to travel for house established
eleven years and with largo capital. to call up
on merchants and sEents for successful and
profitable line. Permanent Engagement. Week
ly cash salary Of slI and all travelling expenses
and hotel bills advanced in cash each week.
Expcrisnco not essential. Mention reference
and sncloss self addressed envelope. TIKI
NATIONAL. I32 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
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GRlIlhl EEEn

1havs recently purchased new feed
grinder aud will run 1t with n gasoline
engine, sm prepared to do satisfactory
aork In fee. grinning dnu win .,-o Ian
die feed for sale. Gail and see me
G. W, GARLAND.
The state herald., 1904-12-30
Frat Publication Sort 10 1904
flsBlG.rLfrRg FINAL PRO0f
Mites for Puhlir alton

United statca Land once
SisrliHg Colo Sept 10 1904
Notice 10 hereby given that orin II shol-.
has filcd notice OF intention TO make I'm sl
proof before clerk oi the district court ut his
Office In Holyoko Colo on Saturday the 3th
day OF Nov 1904 on timber culture application
No iHI for theme l, Of sec Sost II. Up No cn I
No .aw
Whitney l. Irwin of IIoly 1kr Cola
John f.idernnn Yuma "
Richard feidcrman
Mary frdsrnaa &"
DC fLEuIso Register
The state herald., 1904-12-30
SETTLEMENT N0TICE.

In order that ! may be able to extend
credit on future purchases, desire all
nccouts TINT have run 30 days or more
settled by Jau. LIST by cash or note.
O. G. ZINGa.
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Manager wanted,

wAhrED-1RUsrwoRr LADY OR GEN.
tleman TO manage tnsil.ess ia this county and
idjoining territory for house Of solid tnnncial
standing. $500 straight cash .asfy and e1pen-
ses paid each Monday direct from hcsdquartor.
kApcprc money advanced; rusition rerinansn nj.
Address anAErr. slototuo Block, Chicago,
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For SALE OR RENT.

The South West quarter OF Section %,
town Range As, 3 miles south west OF
Holyoke, Colorado, soil black loan, good
location for milk rasch. Write NJ. Csl.
l,gan, st. LOUIS, Mo.
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stops the Cough
and works or the col,

and works or the Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Qulnine Tablets cure
cold IN one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price % cents.
The state herald., 1904-12-30

WANTED-spccial representative in this coun.
ty and adjoining territories to represent and ad-
yertiso an old established bnsiness mouse of SOL
id financial standing. Salary s2l weekly with
expenses paid each Monday by check direct from
headquarters. Expenses advanced; position
permanent. We furnish everything, Address,
The Colombia. $50 Monon Building, Chicago.
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tOii HALE.

4 pump jack snd poser IN good con.
di,ion. For Particular call nt H,nlLp
office.
The state herald., 1904-12-30

PETER C.srpnLL Register
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Manufactured specially Tor curing range
cattle affected with mnnRe and Texas
itch, whore tho only available mesns Of
treating is by dipping.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-06
DIED SUDDENLY.

Frank Armstrong. well known
plumber died suddenly in his room at
ST Commercial avenue yesterday
morning AT 5;i5 O'Clock. aged 81
Gears Alr Armstrong had been in
Door health for some time. being a
sufferer from asthma. He got mp yes
tcrday morning and VAS about 20
leave his room when ne was stricken
with heart failure and died soon az
terward
The deceased is survived by a son
John Armstrong. and a daughter whc
resides in East St. Louis He was EN-.
ployed for years by the Cairo City Gas
company as a gaS filter and lief then
employ about six years ago TO EN-
bark in the plumbing business. He
conducted general repair shop ar
2hS Ninth street The remains were
removed 20 Fslconer's undertaking
establishment. The funeral arrange
ments are in charge of the Plumbers
union
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-06
PRESIDENT PLEAsEs KAISER.
Latter Praises Speech at Frederick
the Great Statue dwelling.

Berlin Dec emperor William
dined with Chancellor won Bnlow last
evening Among those present was
Ambassadors Tower win whom bis
majesty talked regarding affairs in
the United States
The emperor said he thought Pres
ident Roosevelt's speech at the un.
yelling OF the monument no Frederic.
the Great al Washington ON Nov. ie
was one of the finest appropriations Of
the king he had ever read.
The correspondent of he Losal
Anzeiger. describing toe crush at Am
bassaior Won sfrfnberg's racepfinn
The evening after the unveiling Of the
statue OF Frederick TOE Great. saws
Germany ought io have a larger EN-.
hassy ar Washington. The GORE.
spandent alludes to the simplicity Of
Che ambassador personal tastes bur
SAYS he regards splendid quarters as
being necessary for country II Ger
manvs size.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-06
CAIRO MAN UNEARTHS
HUMAN SKELETONS
PROBABLY THOSE OF PREHlS.
ToRic RAcE-WERE EVIDENT,
L-Y vERlTABLE GIANTS, ONE
MEASURING SEVEN AND ONE
HALF FEET.

Mr. y. A. Mcdowell last night
brought 70 The Dalleiin office speci-
mems d portions Of human skeletons
which ne unear;hed near Hales Point.
Tenn 3G miles below Cairo on the
Mississippi river
He had the lower Jaw bone and two
pieces Of the back bone, and both
were in excellent state of preservation
considering the length of time that
they mad probably been in the ground
The jaw bone was perfect with the
exception Of small piece which was
broken of, and was fully twice as
large as the jaw Of an ordinary man.
Fifteen teeth remained in their sock
cts and MI were in fair condition
with tine exception OF the wisdom
tooth on The left side the one for
the right side was missing
Mr. Mcdowell il a dealer in timber
and was al Hales Point on business
when he learned that portions Of
skeletons were exposed 10 view on
the river bank where the water had
washed away the earth Being inter
ested in prehistoric matters he de-
cided to Investigate and ascertain ii
possible how the skeletons happened
to be there.
He began unear,hing some Of the
skeletons and found them 10 be of IN
usual size, and one from which the
jaw and back bone was taken measur-
ing over seven and one-half feet in
height From the eye 20 the top Of
the forehead the skull measured eight
inches and lae bones of the leg mea
sHred several inches longer than
those of an ordinary man. This par
dcular skeleton was buried I'm char
coal and around it was placed a great
number of mussel shells Of unusual
thickness Around the skeleton Of an
Infant was found a number Of the
shells with holes through them. and
it IS believed they were used as play
things
Nh. Mcdowell said that many skel.
etons had been uuearthed and most
Of them were encased in earthen oval
shaped collins with four handles on
them-1wo on each side These
earthen collins are wen preserved, be
ing made of ground shells and blacI,
clay and some are painted red and
decorated
MI Mcdonald is not satisfied with
what he has learned Of this strange
burying ground ana may make auoth,
er trip to Hale's Point when conveni
ont He is Of the opinion that the
skeletons are those Of prehistoric
race
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-06
New Bio -Four Station.

Pana, H., Dec, 5--It is unofdciany
stated thai tho Big Four railroad is
contemplating the building of a new
and handsome depot at Pana some
time in The near future. There are
several reasons to substantiate the
fact which makes the report all the
more reliable When the new im-
provements were under way last
summer President ingalls, visited the
city and after looking over the work
ordered the Improvements on the
freight depot to cease A prominent
Pana business man claims 10 have
seen The plans aud specifications for
the new depot and says the structur
IS 10 be 1870 feet and is TO be sit
mated whore the freight depot now
stands The Big -Four has used the
Illinois Central depot for their pas
senger traffic for several years ana
some misunderstanding between the
two roads on the subject is accepted
as a plausible reason for the Big Four
TO bulld a new depot at Pana
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-06
ORANGES DEFEATED
BLACK CHAMPIONS
ORANGE WILL BE THE MOST
POPULAR SHADE ToDAY-A
FEW WILL WEAR MOURNING.

In the presence of the largest
crowd Of the season. the Orange Rain
bow league indoor baseball team OF
the Alexander club won laurels fot
themselves by administering the first
lefeat of the season 10 the Naughty
Shines.
From the play ball" OF the umpire
to the last ont. in the ninth inning
The game was as closely contested as
over game was and it was impos-
5ble TO decide which team would re
ceiye The smiles of Dame Fortune.
The game from a scientific stand
point, was nothing above the average
but from a fans standpoint il was
brilliant game from beginning to
end
As in previous games, errors were
plentiful, but more so were tne h.rs.
as the tabulatel score viii show.
The opposing twirlers were Bates
or the Oranges aud John Gates for
he Blacks. TO them is due much Of
he credit, as eacA pitched an excel
lent game, but failed to receive the
proper support at critical times.
The principal features Of the game
was fhe work OF bo,h slab artists. The
Ease running aad fielding Of Lloyd
Gates and the batting OF Batea
Cunningham, new man. was given
O try-out az catcher by the Oranges.
and clearly demonstrated his ability
in thar respect Below will be found
The tabnlated score for the benefit OF
nose who were not present.