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Evening journal., 1905-08-29

nothing to fear We could nominate Chi
Cages courageous mayor. Edward f.
Dunno, the modest father Of eleven little
DUNES. and we would make reddy's six
look like thirty cents-Dover Index
The proposed waterway outlet from
Dover to the bay received cheering
boom az the meeting held here Wednes-
day That this desired Improvement is at
least assuming definite shape is crafty
ing 90 the friends of the enterprise
Dover Delawarean.
Those who have engaged in growing
watermelons on a large scale in this part
of Delaware, have found It profitable. and
this season has been especially favorable
to the grower. At and about Laurel this
business has assumed large proportions
and the freight from watermelons is a
large item of the railroad receipts at that
place during the summer. When the
steamboat is placed on the route from
Milford to Philadelphia the acreage
should be quadrupled in this section
Milford Chronicle
The holding OF Constable Wallace Of
Nenton for court in the case heard before
Magistrate Cummins on Monday after
noon, is not likely to act as a deterrent
TO the disorderly element among the
negro Sudler was insolent when he re-
piled TO the officers query for his name,
II don't know" In the light OF recent
events I'm the section about Kenton. IL
would seem a peace officer would be ann
ply justified in using heroic measures
when dealing with negroes who are
strangers TO him.-Smyrna Call.
Evening journal., 1905-08-29
How's Ibis?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned, have known F. ].
Cheney for the last 10 years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
Walding. Kinnan & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Caiarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
Evening journal., 1905-08-29

orders FOR Tho Evening Journal may %
sent direct TO the paper or 70 the nearest
news agent. In the city it Is served by
authorized agents. and all 'cfders received
thorefrom will be turned over &c thcm.
n delivery is irregular, notify carrier
or agent. II Irregularities continue notnS
The Evening Journal
Persons leaving the city temporarily
should have the Evening Journal Tor
warded to them and thus keep In touch
with local happenings. Send orders direct
70 She slice
Evening journal., 1905-08-29

Our Democracy is illustrated in the
birthplaces Of many of our Presi-
dents. And perhaps II is also shown
in our indifference TO these places of
historic interest The ground on
which stood the cabin where Ahra-
ham Lincoln was born was sold at
public auction the other day, and
the house where buchanan was
born is now occupied by humble
colored family But perhaps Il is
better that we should honor men
rather than places and things
Evening journal., 1905-08-29
Theatrical Notes

Eva Westcott, considered by many
one of the handsomest women Europe
has yet offered TO the vaudeville stage
comes to the Garrick next week in a
bit of dramatic comedy that promises
much in the line of good entertain
ment. McCabe, Sabine Vera &
Company. in comedy number that
ranks with the very top notchers, are
also billed for a first appearance be-
fore Garrick audience. Dida, the
Hammerstein production. THE Crea-
ton of a Woman From Nothing" IS
another number of more than pass
ing interest among the headline fea-
lures. There can be no question as
to the excellence of the entertainment
which Manager Dockstader has put
together for the week commencing
Monday, and the many inquiries al
ready being made is proof of the in
terest which local theatregoers have
in the opening bill
Joseph santley. the greatest boy
actor of this country. began a three
days engagement at the Lyceum The
atre last night in "A Runaway Boy
1t is a melodrama i'm four acts. The
boy actor is supported by able COM
pany. He is very clever actor for
his years and the part of Harry Rey-
nolds IS one particularly suited him.
In the company are such well known
players as Eleanor NJ. Page. Tim
Montgomery. Marcia Harris. Frederick
r. Seaton. Scott and Wilson. William
Andrews. Pearl e. Abbott, w. Roe.
Ernest Keat and others. Few shows
seen here have such an array of seem
cry and costumes. "A Runaway Boy
win continue its engagement this
evening and tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
one Of the biggest productions of
the season is said to be Broadhurst
and Currie's production of Fritz and
Snitz," which will appear at the Ly-
ceum on Thursday, Friday and sat
urday Mason and Mason are the
stars and they are surrounded by a
company of sixty people.
Local theatregoers are assured of an
attractive Offering in the engagement
of Frank Deshon in "The Office Boy
which occurs at the Opera House to-
night under the direction of the Nixon
& Zimmerman Opera Company. Frank
Deshon has always been a local fav-
Evening journal., 1905-08-29
AnvrRrrsINa RArEs.

DISPLAYED: p cents per inch. Dis
counts or continued advertising Will be
Forwarded on application.
CLASSIFIED; Situations Wanted. Free.
Boarding or Rooms to Rent y cent a
wore.
Iieip wanted, Y cent word.
Real Estate (solid), u cent a word.
Evening journal., 1905-08-29

Postage free in the United statos out
rde tho limits of the city. subscriptions
payable in advance as follows; by the
week, &C. month. e6c; year. $500.
In ordering change Of address give oio
as wen as new The Evening Journal Is
for sale at all tho News stands IN VIII
mington and at Broad street station.
Evening journal., 1905-08-29
COMMUNICATIONS

Brief communications on all subjects OF
interest, temperate in their nature and
siEned b. the writer Cname not to be pup
hshed unless desired are always welcome.
Evening journal., 1905-08-29
THE STATE PRESS

President Roosevelt found time between
his attempts TO arrange the Peace con-
ference for Japan and Russia TO post
himself upon the exact situation in VIII
mington ana TO act in a common-sense
manner I'm settling the dispute. As to the
question of the informor. we are not adj
,ised whether the Democrats complained
or had their ally. Councilman Postles 20
do So But. complaint was entered against
president of Council Lcitoh continuing
IN the ONCE of Deputy Collector of Inter-
nal Revenue and also as presiding officer
OF the CITY Council The President has de-
cided TO permit him so to do, and the
Democrats and their ally must put up
with H. The Deputy Collector ship is an
office whost duties In no wise conflict
with the duties of President Of Council.
Ia the former Office, his hours of labor
are from 10 &; in the latter he has no
authority except when Council is in acc
tual session, and that IS always in the
evening. has no voice nor vote except
IN case of a tie. Therefore. the two Of
fees are not incompatible. nor conflicting
While we do not think It is wise for Fed
eral officials to hold such positions, the
conditions in Wilmington at this time are
such that 10 force the resignation Of Mr.
Fetch from one or the other of the Offices
would work a hardship. To resign his
Deputy Collectorship would be serious
financial loss; to resign the city Office
would leave city Council a tie politically
and unless Postles should vote with the
Democrats there could be no organization
and no business transacted for two years.
The attempt was made to embarrass the
President and to tie up the city, but the
President can see as far into "a scheme
as the schcmers and does not hesitate
to cast red tap" asld for the good Of
the service and has done so in this case. F.
Middletown Transcript.
President Roosevelt continues 10 ex-
patiate upon race suicide and warn young
men against the folly and oowardice of
wasting their lives In sentimental moon-
shine. In thus recommending early mac
riaees and large families he does not in
tend that the public shall forget that he
as the father Of six is a public spirited
citizen of no mean pretentions who has
praeticed what he breaches. If he tries
for the Presidency again In 1905 and in
sists on making the fight on the fun baby
coach issue the Democratic party has
Evening journal., 1905-08-29

Battered at the WILMINGTON Postoace as
second Glass Matter.
Evening journal., 1905-08-29

Near Red,ands, Cal, a discovery Of
very high grade onyx and white ana
coiored marble has been made.
Evening journal., 1905-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Go to Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Miller. Jr.,
left several days ago for a trip to Eu-
rope. They will be gone nearly q
year.
Evening journal., 1905-08-29

The man who knows il all rarely
ever attempts to tell it at home.
Evening journal., 1905-08-29
If You Need a Mattress
Come Before Friday

You can take advantage of the reduced
price Of these up to Thursday at the clos
ing hours Oh Friday youll pay the regu-
lar price.
Evening journal., 1905-08-29

nPe ~ this gu III sales being ryp cntgn than the
lines d m0eg nervous han h bur that
o pp lie a many n some case imem lots dtHet
he mo has ev
On someth in you Svea bird omah
The state herald., 1905-12-29
WHAT A STENocRApHtR CAN 90.

"The Possibilities Of Stenography" is
the title OF an inspiring article ior girls
in the New Idea Womau's Magazine for
December. The writer speaks OF th,s
work as beng "splendidly elastic" hold
ing out prospect to young girls, and to
girls not so young, Of mounting step by
step from junior positions to secretary
ships, manaeerships, editorships and the
higher professions. She tells OF the yo-
nng women whose stenography has tax
en- them travelling to the four quarters
Of the globa or riding through college
on typewriter" "A knowledge OF ste-
biography" she says, in closing, "stands
tn a girl somewhat as well-invested
sum OF money does to the investor. She
can use the interest at any time to help
her over difficult situation. When she
needs few dollars extra, she can draw
on It, even after the necessity Of earning
her daily bread MS . stenographer has
been eliminated. In short, il there 10
any ono calling today followed by women
that offers Us many chances for gett,ug
along ms does stenography, close think
ing on the subject for several days has
failed to discover i:."
The state herald., 1905-12-29
SENATOR DOLLVER
SUBMITS RATE BILL
Administrations Measure

Follnwing n conference with the Presi
dent last night, Senator Doiliver intro.
duced in the Senate today a rate meas.
nrs, amending the act OF 1887, reg gulatipg
interstate commercs.
At last nights conference the measure
was gone over. II Is understood, by the
Presidert, Secretary Root, Attorney Gen.
ersl Moody. and Judge s. II. Cowau, Of
Fort Worth, Tex.
The features Of this Administration
measure provide that the Inter State
Commerce Commission be authorized
and empowered TO determine snd pre-
,cri'e what will be Just. fairly remn.
nerstive, and reasonable maximum rate
fer transportation Of interatate commerce
when it has been found that rates coll
lscted have been unjust, Unreasonable
| discriminating, preferential, or pr.juli-
cial sad in violation OF the provisions Of
tho not amended.
/ This commisslo, will also be empow.
cred, according to the provisions OF the
bill. TO establish through routes and
mnximum joint rates and prescribe the
division OF such rates. and the terms and
conditions under which such through
rou,es sbsil bs operated when carrier.
complained or have refused or neg iccted
to establish such through routes aud
joint rates.
IL the owner Of property transported
under the provisions Of the measure d..
rec'ly or indirectly render any service con.
nec'ed with such transportation or iur.
nish any fundamentally used therein,
the charge and allowances therefor shall
be- inst ana reasonable and the comm,s
sion NAV d-termir what is a reasonable
charg" to be paid tho carrier Tor the ssry
Ice 40 rendered.
The bull also provides for ap incrense
in the personnel OF the commis.ion from
live to seven members and increases their
salaries TO $1,000 per year
There wili be 40 advance In the rats,
fares and charges which have been cs.
tablished and published heretofore by
any common carrier. unles. after public
notice of teo days has been gwen. The
commiss,on shsll be authorized to ,u..
pend or modify its orders upon such no
lice and IN such manner as It shall deem
proper, and shall take effect at the end
Of 'hirty days after notes to tho carriers
thereof.
The bill IN general simpiiiirs tho rail.
road rat" measure propcs.d by tho Inter
stat. Commerce Commission. - Washing
ton Timss.
The state herald., 1905-12-29
ELECTION NOTICE
Notice OF Special Election for Voting on
Water Works and Bonds.
State Of Colorado
tounty OF Phillips AZ.
Town OF Holyoka

State of Colorado
tounty OF Phillips AZ.
Town Of Holyoka
Pursuant 20 the laws OF the alats Of
Colorado and Ordinance No. G7 Of the
said town OF Hoiyokp, Colorado, notice
Is hereby given that a SPECIAL Election
will be held at the County Court House
in the said town OF H"lyoke, Colorado,
ou Tuesday the Goth day " December A
d 1906, Tor the purpose Of taking the
vote OF the voters Of said town who are
taxpayers under the law upon this fol.
lowing question which has by said ordi.
nance. No. 81. hesn submitted to tho vot
ers OF said town VINO ara taxpayers uud-
er the law for their determination at
said special election, namely:
"will tho voters Of tho town OF Holyoks, Colo
rndo. who arc Taxpayers under the law. author.
i,c and approve the purchase by the Board OF
Trustees af said town Of the water maine. dis
tributing pipes. stand pipe hydrants and real
estate used In connert.on theresi,h In snid town
now OWNED and operated ~ Fart Of n water
wurks system by the Lincoln Land Company. at
a eo-t OF six Thousand dollars 5000 and the
completion o. said wnter work. system by the
construction OF well and pumping plan, at a
cost 81 four thousand dollars (ti coo. said water
works System, after purchase aud compilation. to
be owned. maintained and orera,ed by -aid town
Of Holyoke for fro protection. for domestic pur-
po--. and for the use OF the inhabitsnt. of said
town. rnd the money for the purchase and COM
rletion of said water works to be provided by
tho issurne. Of negotiable coupon bonds Of the
said town in the amount OF ten ,housand dollars
tsicoool"
nj the said polling place for tho receipt.
ion OF ballots ON the above mentioned
question. All persons Who at the date
Of said special election are voters Of the
town OF Holyoke, Colorado. and are tax
payers under the law shall be qualified
TO vote at said special election. Qaali.
fed voters who desire TO vot. for the
purchase and compilation OF said watsr
works system, shall vote by ballot on
which shall he written or printed the
woids: "r'or the Purchase and Compile.
tion OF water Works" All voters who
desire To vote against the purchase aud
completion Of said ~a'er works system.
shall vote by ballo, on which shall bo
written or printed. the words: Against
tho Purchase sud Completion OF Water
Works"
At said special election, the polls .hnll
be opened at the hour oi 7 O'Clock a. IN.
md closed at the hour Of o'clock y. m.
Dated this s,h day Of December A. ID
1908, W. q. HELLAND,
SEAL Town Clerk md Recorder
The state herald., 1905-12-29

| Frank L. hawks, editor OF the Wray
Gazette, yesterday left with Mrs. Marth.
Shute, secretary OF horticulture, q jar Of
wheat that Was grown In Yuma county
under the Illinois dry farming system.
It was grown by William Callaway, four
teen miles south Of Wray, on high, sandy
loan, l60 feet to water. There was a
heavy yield, averaging forty four bushels
to the acre. Mr.. Hawks SAID that there
were 10000 bushels OF corn grown in
Yuma county under the same system.
He also brought IN specimens OF several
varieties Of apples grown by dry farming.
President Coburn OF tho stste board OF
horticulture pronounced the apples to
be OF very W perior quality. Mr. Hawks
represents the Wray chamber Of CON-
merce, aud his special duty Is to boost
the resources Of Yuma county.--Denver
Nsws
Just why the News refers to the dry
farming method Of eastern Colorado az
the illinois dry farming system" Is
something that We cannot understand
The most successful dry farming done
in e~stern Colorado il done under sys.
tenn Of cultivation that is very materially
different from any farming methods used
in Illinois. The system Of cultivation
being successfully used 10 Colorado ia
distinctively dry farming system and
would not suit the soil and cllmstic con
ditiops OF Illinois or suv other state cas-,
of the Missouri river. The showing o
sucoassiul dry farming above referred te
is certainly good and speaks we'll for the
agricultural possibilities OF eastern Colo
RADIO and equally as good showing car
be made in Phillips county and 3 num-
Der OF tbs other counties IN this part oi
the state. We are pleased to see tba
the Denver sditors are getting their 9, ei
opened to the agricultural possibilities
Of eastern Colorado. There was TINT
not many years ago when Denver papers
went out Of their way 10 advertise east
ern Colorado land as At only for tn,
home OF the prairie dog. the coyote anc
the range steer, hut that 10 . thing o
the past.
The state herald., 1905-12-29
Noties Of Rerls,,s,lo,,

Notice Ia hereby given that the judges
OF election Of the town Of Holyoke. Colo
rsdo. will, on Tuesday. the 10th day OF
Deccmb.r 1906. SIT M . ho~ra OF regis
trn,ion at the county cour, house IN said
town. for tho purpose Of revising. cor
recnne and c"mpls'ins tho registry oi
voters 10 he us.d al the special election
In said town called Tor Tuesday tn. 10Th
day OF December for the purpose ot vot,
ipg on water works.
l. =. f..wis Judges
Lncy Eaton OF
Luclla v. Trseo Eleetioa
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rIhcnIns, lsAh,lnArlcN.

Tho ner, regular examination for teachers In
Phillips county. Colo. will be- held At the county
court hons. In iolyoke on Thursday and frlds,
December ft., aud and, beginning at q. IN.
central time. opr srtasi'y will also be given 10
applicants desiring To take tho Academic part oi
the examination for admission to the bar. II
any who take the examination. desiie to have
their paper. sent Ia any other county for sfad.
Ing. must notify superintendent Of said county
In writing one week before the taking Of exami,
nauon, a fec of tti.oo) 90. dollar mus, bc col.
lsc,sd from -~ch applicant applying ior ,canh-
.r. certificate. MADGE A, cnowNEg
County Superintendent,
The state herald., 1905-12-29
King of all Cough Medicines.

Mr.. E.C. Case, mail carrier Of Canton
Center Conn.,, who has been in the U. S
Service for about sixteen years, says 1--WE
have tried many cough medicines for
Group, but Ohamberlsin's tjough Remedy
Is king Of all and one to be relied upon
every time. We also find it the best rem
edy for coughs and colds, giving certain
results and lesviug no bad after effects
For sale at City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1905-12-29
In r'ai-r or oha,ss-rinin'- Cough
u~m~dy,

There Is no other medicine msnufao
turcd lhn, has received 40 much praise
and at many expressions of gratitude as
smberlain's Cough Remedy. Itis ef
fec,ise. and pfomp, relief iollows i,s use
Grateful pafe't- everywhere do not hes
,tAto To testify 10 i,s merits for III. bepc
tit ef othefs, II is n certain eur. FOR
Group aud will prevent the attack II CIV
sn .t the iifat Appearance Of the dieenss
II Ia especially adapted Ia children a. !,
is plrasan, IN take aud contains nothing
ipjufions Mr y. A. Humphreys. we'll
tnosn resident snd clerk IN ~. store oI
NJ. V. Lock. Of Alice, Caps felony South
Africa, says e! have used Cham bsrlain's
Cough Kennedy 10 ward oT ctopp and
coida IN my family. ! found II to be very
aaiisisr'or, aud n si,es ma pleasure "a
recommend u For sale b, CITY Drug
Store
The state herald., 1905-12-29
STATIONERY pips.

Sealed bids will he received a, III" office Of tho
county clerk al Phillips county for furnishing
the county of'ic IA, stationery. records. liiho.
graphing. books and also for publishing COM
ini,-ionor- proceedings. legal notices. ad,srti-s-
mrhia, .,e.. for the year 1900. Bids will be To-
c.lyed w to o'clock y. m. D.eomb-r 80. istS'
Board reserve. the right TO reject nny OF all bids
LION kkPLER, Clerk of Beard.
The state herald., 1905-12-29
No s.ers, Abou, a.

II Is no secret. that Tor cuts. burma. vi.
Gers. fevsr so'cs. sors ey~s, boiis. etc..
nothing 10 10 effective ~ Bscklsss Ar
MICA salve. ut didnt take long to cur-
. bad sore had, snd Il 10 all o. X. for
sore syes.- writes D.L. Gregory. Of Hop.
Tss.y 25c nj all druggists.
The state herald., 1905-12-29
BIDS FOR JANirOR.

Sealed bids will h- received at the Office Of III,
county clerk Of Phillips county for janitor fol
court house biiidinr md yarla for tho year 1905
Bids will be received up to 5 o'clock y. m. DE
ccmbcr 70, 1906. Board reserves the right to re-
jce' any or all bids.
LION KRPiER, Clerk OF Board.
The state herald., 1905-12-29
l,dla 81 Il h. ,a 4, H,f pl;;.

You may think II ssn', he. but |, ia 40
90 have Hlmos, en-, prices IN two. jus,
Sbink $50 4 $50 now Tor st,bO
$1,000 a e'9@ now s6bo
They will 90 fast a. tb-s. prices. tie,
ons nov and don't wait until they nr,
gone. t~ Blanc 4 sch.un.mnnp,
The state herald., 1905-12-29
Atnfs.
DeaIefs say that lbo.e who hnYn mad

Dealers say that 'bo.. who have used
Cbsmbsriaip'ssiomnoh and Lissrrabieis
etc Ini's loyal TO them ana oan 30, bs
persuaded 10 tale apy subslituis Oct (,
f'ss sample at The CITY Drug Store. give
them . trial snd you. too. will want them
IN preferences To any other. They cure
s,omseh troubles, bilousn... ,nd con
s,,r~s,nr
The state herald., 1905-12-29
Notice For Bids For Coal.

Sealed bids will be received at the oilice Of the
count, clerk Of Phillips county for furnishing
coal for the court houso for the year 1900. HID
to contain priee- on not ton of $50 pounds eth.
er in rnr load lots or by the ton delivered at the
cour, house. Bids ~ill be received ~ 10 8 o..
clock .. IN. December 20. 1905. Board reserves
the rich, TO reject any or all bids.
LKOS KkPLER. Clerk Of Board,
The state herald., 1905-12-29
SUMMONS.
btHIB OIL V.OI0FAHO, a.
County Of Phillips, 70
In the district court.

eoaa.s sssss = & aGsSiaiSs; fSiiip:;, :.
In the uIstrict court.
George A. Henderson. \
Plaintiff
Tho Public Trustee of Phil
tps Tw wGsSuntS syui.SS 1shn Tha n'no " oT,iSns, ,iEs.
Cavansush, GicIael Larkin.
Daniel Larkin he Ault-
pany. ID H Larkin. Andrew snmnons on APP
Bolander and Betsy Bo- fplieation for Reg
lauder, his wtfc The Bank istration.
Of Commerce.. j W Crsw-
ford. A Carson, samuel G
Dunn, jackson stoll, md
all other persons or parties
unknown claiming any
right, title, sstato, lien or
interest In the real estate
described in the application
herein
Defendants
The People OF The State Of Colorado,
To the above named ddefendants-ti REETING
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the application Of tho applicant plain
tiff In the above entitled application tor regis.
,ration of the following lands situate in Phillips
county. Colorado. to wit: The s + u Soc 3, and
the N E 4 sec 3, and the n W 4 Sec ., and the
W y Soc ., and the L \ Sec II. and the N W
Il Sec II, and tho 8 W Y Sec II. all In township
north of range n west of the 9Th =. NJ; and to
file your answer to the said application in the
office OF the clerk Of said court in said county
within twenty days after the service Of this sum-
mons upon you, exclusive OF she day Of such ser
vice. and il y, u fail 10 answer the said applica
ton within the timo aforesaid the appiican:
plaintiff in this action will apply to the court
for the relief demanded In the application here
in.
Witness W q Holland, clcrk OF said court, and
the seal thereof, ut Holy oke, in said county and
state, this 7th day of December. A. D. 1905.
w. G, HELLAND,
Clerk OF tho District Court
tsEAL) Phillips County, Colo
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Csre fsr nsr- Nipp,r-,

A. soon - the child 10 done purs,ne
sppiy Chamberlain salvc. WIPE |, ofY
with . soft cloth befor. ailovinv tho
child TO nurse. Many trained nnrs.s
ose this with tho beat results, Pdc. %
csn's p'r boz, For .als by City Drug
Stofs,