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The state herald., 1904-12-02
WANTED

MEN AND WOMEN In this county
ana adjoining territories, to represent
AID adveriis, an old established house
OF solid financial standing. SALARY TO
men s2l weekly, to women sla TO SIS
weekly with expenses advanced each
Monday by ch-ck direct from headquar
ters. Horse aud buggy furnished when
necessary; po.ition permanent. Address
Blew Bros. 4 Co., Dept. A, Monon Bldg.
cbicngo, III.
The state herald., 1904-12-02
the ADVERTISING WORLD.

DO you do my sort Of advertising b,
newspapers, booklets. circulars. or b,
amy other me,bod' II so, you should
know abou, our mon'bly containing IN
formation, plans, suggestions aud idea,
for advertisers. s,h ,eat. - 10 o. pages
Bend 10 day Tor Tree sample, or 10 cents
Tor four mop,bs trial. Address. The Al
vctis,pr World. Columbus, Ohio
The state herald., 1904-12-02
WIN uinze OF Ration N. NJ came up
fast week To look after business interests

Charley Cramer's barn and stock
sbeds on his farm south east Of Hol, oke
burned yesterday morning between 8
and O'clock. He lost In the fire ~
head OF calves. @ hsad Of fat hogs and
much other property. Mr.. Cramer know
nothing Of the fire till he was awakened
from sleep by neigb6or, Mr.. Gerrish.
The origin Of the fire is unknown II is
a heuvy loss for Mr.. Cramer.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

Tho Baftiey Inter Ocean coniains an
account Of a party breaking into the
general store of Csawmer 4 Crime. Of
that place. This propfie,ors soon dis.
covered tho guilty party and ven, out
To hy home where they found the stolen
goods aud brousb, their young man 10
snd turned HIM over 10 tho authorities.
Mr.. Grimes wa. n resident oi this count,
Tor number of years.
The state herald., 1904-12-02
That Throbbing Headache

would quickly leave you, u you used
DR. King. New Life Pills. Thousands
Of sufferers have proved their matchlesa
merit for SICK aud nervous headaches,
They max. pnrc blood and build up
your health. only 90 cents, money back
u not cured. Sold by tho City Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l.. King OF Holyoks
we're in this city Saturday To Sunday
morning. the guests Of sld.tims Bsukls-
nsa friends. Mr. King 10 engaged in
the lumbar and harness business With s.
T. Thompson At Holyoks. and stopped
bore on his way home from . visit TO
Bsnklemsu,-Wrsy 0sxstts.
The state herald., 1904-12-02
For SALE
FOR SALE.
o. I. q. Pigs. s. G. Evans.
Driven 20 lD~.p~ras,os

Living At an out OF tho way place. re
mote from civilization, n family Is often
driven TO desperation in cas-. Of nooiden,
resulting In Burns, Cu,s. Wounds. "
GERS, etc. Lay In a supply Of Buckleu''
Arnica Ssive. It's tho beat on earth
25c at the City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

N,ss lrsss Furniss Of Denver Who had
been In Holyoke for few wseks can
vassing for lsdies' clothing left Wedues-
day evening for Fort Morgan where she
will make . short visit with relatives be
fore returning 10 Denver.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

Gus, Young and Otto Swanson TO
turned this morning from trip to the
Worlds Far. They report bne time
and had tho pleasure OF seeing President
Roosevelt.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

DR.. Carnine, Method,st Presiding
Elder, held the Hrst quarterly confer.
encs for tho year at Holyoks Wednes.
day afternoon and preached at the
Methodist church 10 the evening.
The state herald., 1904-12-02
NlIlnE

Il hereby given that bids viii be received al
the county clerks ONCE until December 9th. iso'
for the position Of lsnltor Of tho court hon-.
Also bids for the bniidlhs formerly occupied b,
the county us a court hous,. Board reserves The
right 10 r.iec, any or MI bids.
~ order q tho board Of Commissioners.
II. n. wHlfE, CLERK.
The state herald., 1904-12-02
ME. CuURcu SERVICES

The pes,or will preach both morning
and evening. Morning subject: "fbe
Ideal Working Church" Text; 80
We Built tbe Wall for the People had n
Mind to Work" Evening services will
bs sysnnelistic. You aro invited To come.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

Bay, have you seen those rough boards
a. Sutherlsnd's! They are "Fiue and
Dandy" just suoh ones ~ our dsddie'
used to paddle Us with. Don't fail tc
take out "jas" Of them the next time
you $40 10 towa.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

Mrs. o. y. Gard has received . new
supply Of skins Of different colors for
typography work. Any ons wishing
fancy work OF that kind is requested 10
call on her.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

Mr., Edwsrds was called to Moulton,
To-, this week by the death OF brother.
in.lsw. He went to Julesburg Wsdues.
day on the hack and took the train at
that place.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

J.C. Powell Of the northwestern part
Of the county recently delivered st the
Haxtuu elevator $40 bushels OF rye rails.
cd on his i.rm. Rye proved good crop
in that locality this year.
The state herald., 1904-12-02
GROUND EEEl.

fhays recently purchased = now feed
grinder and will run II With . gasoline
engine am prepared 10 do satisfactory
work In feed grinding and will also han
die feed for sale, Gail aud w. me
q, ", GARLAND,
The state herald., 1904-12-02
IADies WANTED.

bright energetic woman -Somans work, Fer
mansnt poslti0n, Old established bualnss. hou.s
of ,olid financial standing, ralnfy tia 10 sls
weekly, with ntpensna raid zach Nohdhy difnef
from h.ai1uaft.f. EtpSnses advanced, We
furnbii everything. Address. Secretary, so Mon
on Dlo,k Chicago, IN.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

Richard Cansday from Ilhnois and A
Csuaday Of Minden Neb. visited with
o Canadsy and wife OF Holyoke this
week.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

Ny method OF selling land will bring
buyers for Colorado farms. II will bear
investigation. Write Tor particulars.
Hos.og GRAsr, Heis, Bldg- Kansas
City, Mo.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

Considerabls fall wheat was sown in
the haxtun country this last fall and Il
10 reported in fine condition for this sea.
son Of the year.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

Do you want q quarter OF beef? II
you do call at the City market and gel
prices. Cash paid for hides and poultry
The state herald., 1904-12-02

II you wish picture OF your home in
Holyoke or on the ranch call on J. W.
Lint OF Holyoke who is prepared to do
good work al reasonable prices.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

The most fashionable goods for ths
coming season you ind at Leblanc 4
Dshsunsmapn's. -~l7,,
The state herald., 1904-12-02

Bring in your hides ! will pay you
the highest market price for the same.
No hides AZ cents. No. Z hides 4 cents.
Peter Penner.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

Mrs. G. M. Mowry returned Monday
night from Denver whore she had been
visiting.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hsginbotham re-
turned Saturday night from = visit to
the Worlds Fair.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

Rev. Gard OF the Methodist church
preached the union Thanksgiving SER
mon at the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening to good sized audisnce.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

Mrs. Lee Witherbee and son returned
to nolyoke Monday from Denver where
she had been nvisiting for the past month.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

York state buokwhsst -four, the best
for pancakes, can only bs bought At Lee
Blanc 4 Schsupsmsup's,
The state herald., 1904-12-02

Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. N. McPherrin went to
Dsover last week for q few days visit
with friends returning Monday of this
week.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

Irwin Bros. will pay the highest price
for grain and all kinds OF stock.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

New Styles in Caps.
For Ladies, Misses and Children
Come IN and get your choice before they
are gone.
LEBLANC l. ScHHUNRMANN.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

wASryD= Special representative In this esun'
~ and adioiplns territories ~ rrpr--sn, aud al.
~ financial standing. saiAf1 e7i veshiy nth
-Ipsn..s paid each Monia, y, cheek sir-rt FROM
hesdauaftsr.,. trprneas ad,.heeil position
prrmsnant. We furnish afrtthinG, Address,
rbs Colombia. alO Monon llulldlhs. Chlssxo.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

Rev. o. 8. Gard will preach st the
HsrRresves school house next Sunday
afternoon.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs o. "A. Shole- arc visitip
in Illinois.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

To CURE A com N OSE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Qupins Tablets.
All druggists refund tho money u II
fails 10 cure. +. W. Groves signature
10 on each boz. 25c.
The state herald., 1904-12-02
: Buy your Boots and Shoes At A. T.
O'Connor's. Il

Go 70 A. T. o'connor's to buy your
Hats.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

5sb work that you can bs proud Of
promptly done at tbis ofIios.
The state herald., 1904-12-02
fOR SALE.

A pump jack and power IN good con.
dition. For particular. call nj ilrsALD
Office.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

Leblanc K Scbeupenaann pay 2jc
for butter and 25c for eggs.
The state herald., 1904-12-02

For repairing watches and clocks 20
10 z. W. Dsaroup a the City Drug
0tsre.
The state herald., 1904-12-02
Irwin Bros. want 500 calves.

When you are In need of Shoes 60 t
O. e. 4 r. A. Sterner's and get prices.
The state herald., 1904-12-02
Do yeu read the HlRAnpf

For Glass and Semi Porcelain ware 20
to O. z. 4 R. A. Sterner's.
The state herald., 1904-12-02
atsps the Cesgh
nue NOrks on the e'olA

Laxative Bromo Quinins Tablets ours
a cold IN one day, No Cure, No Pay
Price 25 cents,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26

Galveston wa destroyed by storm
on Sept. s. 1909 It was almost com
ple.ely wiped ont There was no IN.
surance F'gbt thousand boGies-o 'e,
seventh of the population were I'M
der the ruins, In fortydve days the
city was entirely cleared. and almost
an Of the whartng had been PER- a.
ncntly rebuilt The commerce Of he
port Tor the ncxt succeeding month
October was greater than that in
any previous October in the history
Of Galveston shipping In Calves.
ton soiidity was not sacrificed to
speed The people were simply Keyed
up to the exieency Baltimore coyld
and would have moved at the same
rate if it had got started on the mo-.
mcntum generated by great caiam.
ity Every day Of della, every nm.
necessary word Of discussion, mag.
nifes 0ur disaster and diminlshes our
opportunity Baltimore News.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
GrarAscn Of the Mikado.

Perhaps the most interesting small
boy la the world is the little Prince
Micchi grandson of the japanese
mikado and destined himself to be a
mikado some day He will be years
old nc&; month. The heir presump.
tive to TIE great eastern throne has
the distinction Of being the first baby
of the royal house OF Jlmmu Tenno
who has been allowed to grow his
hair like an English baby Both his
father and the mikado. when babies.
had their heads shaved daily by their
nurses.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
WATTERsoN on HEARST.

When George Hearst died be lett
not a penny OF his millions TO the
only child whom be i1olized The
whole estate was wilied TO his noble
wife. the good mother. its final desu.
nation to be decided by her later
along Why? Obviously. bccaug o
that wise old man either doubted the
sanity Of his son. or had reason 10
fear some mental idiosyncracy max
ing him an unsafe custodian Of 30
much money.
William Randolph Hearst grew to
manhood. like the pampered scions of
iuost rich men. with every whim erat
iiied. Bat, as his predictions began
70 show themselves-despite Ger
tain seriousness and aspiration not
common to such youngsters-and de
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26

spite n leaning TO the sober serious
side-the boy would neither drink
nor swear nor gamble, nor ever mas
the father was not willing to iu
trust him with the millions he had 10
leave behind him SO, he lott this
his only child, out of his will. ana an
that Nr Hearst has is either the gilt
Of his mother or the accratour in.
eyitahle TO certain aptitude tor
money getting and incident to his op
portuuites as the heir apparent to
such vast wealth
II need not be denied that the yel
low newspapers have proved profit
able investments; though here all
the circumstance, beginning with
the revolutionary campaign OF 1896
have greatly favored Mr. Hearst
Money goes to money But that a
man capable of achieving these ne
suits ont OF bis own sufGcigncy
Should believe the presidency 4 thiag
possible thing purohasablo-ri right
ont of hand is Sheer unacy auI no.
thing else.
We may discount the Whims Of the
spoiled child. We NAV consider ami
dismiss the notion OF iha glide
youth. who, from his cradle, having
suonn nothing But fabulous Riches
imagine that money viii buy any
thn4 ana eyewthmg, anybody ami
everybody Caprice win not account
for the startling conceit-otfspring OF
lunacy that, with a brass band and
a bank book a nomination ana cIec
tion to the presidency Of the United
States is a thing possible. and that TO
a person unknown alike to the people
and the public service, wholly m.
trained in official life, without either
an ascertained foliowing or any
proved aptitude for affairs other than
those of circle Of bizarre nevspa
pers at war with all existing stand
ards, professional political social
and moral II this be not insanity
what is it?
In Mr. ITearsts shoes sane man
would have said Now that have
my foot in the slirrup, | wall mount
md. when ] have mounted. will
ride Having a seat in congress
backed by six newspapers and as
many millions, he would have pro
seeded to make record Not
without reason might 4 man in this
position with brains ana merit, look
for a great career in case his news
papers and mis- millions failed 20 suf
Zee him and he yearnel for tine hon
prs and prefermants Of official life
To throw these advantages away ur.
IN a costly. semihurlesque candidacy
ror president. feeling the venal and
appealing TO the vicious, is insanity
sheer insanity-and can be nothing
else
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26

OF course James j. Hill is in favor
Of a ship subsidy as the dispatches
Yesterday morning ten us. lie want
ten or fifteen million taken ont OF
the river and harbor bill every year
and given to the shipping combine
Mr.. IUI's suggestion that the money
he taken out of the river and harbor
appropriation carries with 1t the ia.
timation that this appropriation rs
a cort of subsidy 70 the river interests
This is rather strained construc. ion
however. The mogey spent for river
Improvements is spent upon what the
government claims as its own proper
nv. The money asked TO be apprpria
ted as a subsidy to the shipping in
terests is to be in the nature or DO
nation to private individuals or cor
porations who wish to engage il shig
building ana who want the govern
ment to pay for building the ships m
a wav. In the case of the rivers, all
that is asked is that the governmen,
shall keep its own property
in such condition that
il win moi interfere with the yariad
activities of private enterprise IN
he case Of the shipsubsiiy, the GOV
ernmeat Is asked to bribe men to
build ships. The need of such sys-
tenn IS not SO apparent when II Is
stated that in 1908 America was see
ond among the great commercial ma
lions with merchant marine tonnage
Of G.0S7.345 as against S,2S3.241 tons
of Cermanys subsidized merchant
marine
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
FIN And PHILOSOPHY.

II all the tree in all the woods were
men:
And each and every blade OF grass a
peu
u eHey ieai 0n every shrub and trea
Turned to a sheet of foolscap. every
sea
We're changed 10 ink, and all earth'a
living tribes
Had nothing else no do but act as
scribes.
And for ten thousand ages, day and
night.
The human race sh0Ild write, ana
write, and write.
Till al the pens and paper were used
uP
And the huge mkstand was an empty
eur,
5tiH would the scribblers cluster
round IL brink.
Call for more pens, more paper an
more ink
Olive Wendell Holmes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26

There is reason to believe that
our Uncle Joe" Cannon will be dis.
appointed in his hopes regarding the
speakership of the federal house in
the next congress The Republican
majority is only "a. which includes
two members seated by contests It
will be necessary to elect only IS
Democrats instead Of as many Repub
licans now there, to make the house
Democratic, and this seems quite
within the bounds Of probability. In
Wisconsin 1t will be an easy matter
to gain four or five seats. In New
York, Maryland, West Virginia. Hi
nois, Indiana, Pennsylvania. New Jer
sey aud Kentucky all will substitute
Democrats for Republicans in the
coming election, 50 that II is almost
certain that the political complexion
of the next congress will be Demo.
crate by a decided majority. Never
theless, Uncle Joe" was right in De
clining the nomination for vice pres.
ident, for now he may at least have
some chance Of remaining in public
life as the leader Of the minority In
the next house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
THE CHURCHES AND DIVORCE

II seems certain that the loud anp
feryent protests which have lately
been made by the churches against
the divorce evil will result in some
vigorous legislation on the subject IN
the states if not by the congress
The several general schurch bodies
Ia session in different parts of the
country have sent forth some vigor
ous deQunciations Of the ease with
which the marital bonds are severed
At Cleveland the Baptsts unanimous
ly passed resolution Wednesday as
follows
"Our church policy being pure
" congregational, does not allow
us to take action as some other
bodies can, enjoining either our
churches or ministers in this mat
ter. yet we desire to place on
record our united opinion and
firm conviction. first, that the
country ought to have uniform
law on the subject oi divorce,
based upon scriptural teaching
and, second, the Christian minis
ters and Christian churches of all
| names ought to be at all times,
and especially in these times,
courageous and positive in their
adherence to the instructions OF
| the scripture concerning the mar
riago relation. =
I But more to the point than thl
was the language of Rev. Dr. Charles
/ A. Dickey in the Presbyterian gen
eral assembly now in session at Bu-
| falo, N. Y, who said. speaking OF tins
divorce evil. I'VE are confronted BY
a damning, deyilsh, horrible c0ndl
tion Dr Dickey was prominent IN
/ the late inter-church conference held
in regard to the divorce evil at which
a resolution was adopted which "en
Joins all ministers under the care oi
/ the general assembly 10 refuse 10 per
form the marriage ceremony in the
cases Of divorced persons, except a.
such persons have been divorced mp
on grounds and for causes recognized
as scrlptural in the standards Of tht
4 church"
The Presbyterian standards rec0g
nize no divorce as valid unless roi
the scriphlral cause or on the ground
Of aggravated desertion, and allow nv
remarriage except for the injure.
party i ia scriptural divorce tn,
I last general assembly denounced ths
remarriage OF any other kind of al
vorced people, but the inhibition wa,
not considered strong enough, an,
hence the recent action which "en
joins" Presbyterian pastors not t.
/ violate the rule.
This part of the report was adopt
ed, bat the report also recommendel
that Presbyterian ministers be en-
i0ined not 70 celebrate the marriag,
OF people belonging TO other chHrcRe
unless the marriage was in contorml
ty with the rules Of their RESPECTIVE,
churches Great Importance was at
tached to this recommendation boy
the nterchufch conference, but tn,
general assembly rejected it by a
small majority
1t seems quite likely. and It ia earn
estly to be hoped that this agitation
will not subside without bringn,
about the enactment OF more strn
gent laws governing the marriag
state. and probably the most effechV
method proposed is jnat suggested il
the resolution above quoted: Ma
tional Divorce Law
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26

Next week the American Press hu
morists, who with verses will meet at
the Worlds fair. The officers are
Henry Edward Warner Binghampton,
N. e., president; Strickland W. Gilli7
Ian, Baltimore, vice president; Ro
bertus Love. st. Louis, secretary-treas
urer. and Rev Robert j. Bardette,
Pasadena, Cal. perpetual parson and
pasteor emeritus. We shall expect TO
hear from Willis L. Clanahan, the
Dispatch humorist, on this occa
sion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26

Col. Henry Watterson is in sore
distress because the press Of the
country very generally accuse him Of
favoring Grover Cleveland for presi
dent. There Is reason to believe that
his contemporaries are having a III
tie fun with the colonel. because. af
ter many bitter assaults upon Grover
Cleveland, he has finally declared
that he would support the ex-presi
dent for a third term If nominated by
teh Democratic convention. OF course
the colonel is entirely safe in max
ing the declaration, for Mr.. CleYe-
land viii not be nominated, and
ought not TO be. and the editorial ira
teIRily have 40; much reason for
their declarations that the colonel
has changed his attitude. But the
colonel is getting what he deserves,
for In all that he has said against the
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
Renew the Chinese
BY 1'iq2p poTrt% HENRY Exclusion Act

TfE Chinese exclusion which expires in October ought to
E1 be renewed We think that a big nation We have
S=J SOoooooo people China has 40OoOOOOO If onefonrh
of the people of the Chinese empire here THEY COULD
CONTROL OUR LAWS AND OUR RELIGION The influx
would reduce wages and mechanics who are now earning from
81 to 81 day would get only so CENTS the as is paid in
China
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26

only president the Democrats have
been able to elect in nearly half a
century the chief if not the only
ground has been Cleveland's failure
to listen more attentvely to the pol
iticians who, by vicious legislation,
had brought the government into The
deplorable financial condition IN
which he found it when he became
president in 1888
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26

A new serial story win begin IN
The Bulletin in a few days, a de
tective story Of thrilling interest
quite as complicated and fascinating
as THE Fillgree Ball, which inter
ested 50 many for several weeks
The new story is entitled, An Artist
in Crime by Rodigues Ottolenqui
1t will begin Monday morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26

Friends OF Attorney General Ham.
lin are growing more confident as the
time approaches for reconyening the
Republican state convention, and
they have good reason to feel that
way. II Gov. Yates shall fail in his
effort TO capture any considerable
number of the Lowden or Deneen del
egates In Chicago he will probably
have to give up the fight, and be con.
tent with bringing about the nomi
nation of some one who will como
nearest to serving his purpose. Ham
lin stands an excellent chance, for It
is understood thar be will get a gooi
~ number of the ChiccUo delegates
whenever it shall appear that q
break Is inevitable Hamlin is an
able man and has the confidence Of
those who know him personally.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26

In Ohio yesterday the Democratic
state convention voted to send an un
instructed delegation 10 the national
convention, but instructed them 70
vote as unit which makes II solid
anti. Hearst delegation Tennessee
Democrats Instructed orr Parker yes
terday which shows how the solid
south" Is going.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
Congressman Williams &

Congressman Williams gained a
victory at Carbonate Tuesday, when
the Democratic convention Of the
Forty-fourth senatorial district de-
cided the contest between the regu
lars and the Hearst boilers, from
jackson county The convention de.
clared that the Williams delegates
were entitled To seats in the conven'
tion. This ought to set at rest the
claim that the Williams party in Jack
son county did not have a fair ma
joFity in the county convention.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26

A late editorial article in The Car
bondale New Era was rather hittar
ca the Centralia railroad men, dc
nouncing them as freaueniar5 Of bi
lard and drinking saloons and as
night carousers and sabbath hrelk-
ers. The last NawEr3. hoWeyeg
contains full rntracton the eiiJof
declaring that ne never knew tnat
uch an assault had bcen made uDoa
the Centrlia railroad men through
bis paper until bis attention V3a c9it
ed To tAe matter hy rhc rejo.uadef 81
the Cmiralia papers This saouIJ al
mon.h The Era maa that Ae 8uehG
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-26
Ihe alark 80 ~ elenhanI.

The stork met the elephant
Why are you Putting on SO many
airs" asked The efork.
Il have the right responded the
elephant. proudly 4 represent the
Republican party"
What OF that" retorted the stork /.