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N r HomsT, Agent.
The tariff bill is making some head
| way in the Sefiate but the sugar' sched
ple has not been reached vet.
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.| A note to Spain is being prepared un
der the direction of President McKinley
which will contain the administration’s
ultimatum in regard to Cuba.
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The skeleton of Frances Schlatter,
who created so much interest in the
west a year ago as a “heuler,” was found
A few days ago by a couple of trayelers
in the state of Chihuahua, Mexico. It is
supposed that he died of self-imposed
starvation. £
Judge Lester hag retired from the
Coolidge Enterprise and that paper: is
pow being edited by W. E." Tarbox, an
old resident of Coolidge. Judging frem
; his spicy “bow’ Mr: Tarbox is equipped
|| with all the ability nee_-’ulry to make
| & saccess at the business:
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Heavy rains are reported to have
|| Mllen'at mavy plscssmp in she moun:
.|tains during the” past week 'and at
Leadville several inches of snow fell,
| The farmers of the Arksnsas valley are
quite certain to have plenty ot water
| antil their crops sre supgessfully ma
tured. g
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The report of Consul Generai Lee on
the sitaation in Cuba was received at
Washingtcn this weak. It fully conm
firms the numerous reports of the inhu
man treatment received by American
citizens at the hands of the Spaniards
| and should be enough to stir our admin
istration to immediate action. .
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»| By avote of 42t0 19 the Senate on
Tuesday adopted an amendmert to the
tariff bill placing’ raw cotton on the
datiable list at 20 ner cent ad valorem.
This is the firat:time in the history of
tariff legwlation that any bill has car
ried cotton on the datiable list, and this
will probably be rejected by the House.
But why should not the cotton produc-:
ers be protected as well as the cotton
manufactorer? )
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The Coolidge Enterprise man wonders
why it is that right here in the heart of
| the grdzing country all the beef nsed is
“|shippediin. It is & puszler, Same way
with eggs and butter in this vicinity.
Merchants are sending out money every
duy for these articles.” \We ought to be
shippiog eggs snd butter out instend 'of
money, and the farmers who produced
‘| them would 8d thele store bill a great
"] deal + asier to: tieet. f :
" The charter for the (k;;fi:z’e. Irriga
‘ltion and; Manofuctnri npany was:
fited with the qr%crfn:sy‘ of ‘stute last]
week . This company takes out a ditch
at the Intercession of the Biffalo at the
state line and runs throagh' the' co.unty
o ea-t Bridge creek, covering the mont
f rtile land in the Arkunsas valley.
1t is the intention of the eompauy o
begin operations as soon as possible, se
curing right of way, &c., and be abie ¢ I
have'water runniog through the ditch
for fall .irrigation. The incorporssors
are J. R, Beatty, U. T. Tapecott, C. M.
| Slanley, W, E. Tarbox and [, B, Martin.:
—{:oolidge Entetprine. - 137
Silver fepublicans * from ' thirty-two.
| states met in Chicago -on Tuesday and
oreanized what is to be .known as the
National Sjlver Ihpublgq- party. The
foHowiny resolution, indicating the pur
pose of the'new party,:was adopted; /.
| ‘Rebolved, That the silest republi
ot ety o the Ui Sikan avotite
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HOLLY VS CRANADA.
The Folly nine coyered themaselves
sliaver with glory on the diamoad
Friday afternoon in thé contest with
Granada. It would hiave been a diff
cult matter to find & pecson with saffi
cient temerity to bet on ' Hally before
the game beyan. - We doubt if'a single
‘player felt that the gamo would go In |
‘ tavor of Helly at the outeet for the
reason that the boys had oever played
sogether before and did not know whst!
gplendid iateria! thev had in thelr:
makedp. The gereral seutiment among |
the spectators was that, as Jake Gilman
expressed it, “thev were tOO fresh off¢
the alfalfs.” but the way they batted!
she ball and piled up scores it soon h—l
came evident that every one ol them
were corn fed. . .
The game was called at 4:10 with
Granada at the bat. . Doss Newaian
did the pitching act for Holly doring
the first two innings dad with his fan
oy inshoots, speedy out curves and
slow drop balla he succesded in fanning
the firet batter, Morris. Eeairns made
& base bit and while Manning fambied
the ball he went to second. Creswell
weat to first on a right flelder. Then
came Mayfield, the captain snd longest
man v the nine, who walted until he
g2t bis ball and thea awiped it far jnto
the fleld making second bate and allow
ing Kealrns to score before it was re
covered. Hagerdourn knocked a pretty
flv to Mxtining who muffed it and Jet
Creawell score. Wilcox. struck out,
Newman made & wild tarow to second
letting Mayfield and Hagerdourn score.
Blackwell struck out. Granada went
(0 the field with four scores to their
credit.
The Holly boys went to the bat ss
suming an air of confidence which was
plainly evident, they did not feel.
Kenirns did the curving during this
inning and Hagerdourn wore the mask.
George Penny established his reputa
tion as a batter by making a base hit
on the first ball throwed. Pettee sent
& foul something less than a mile bigh
which lodged.in the hands of Morris as
it came down. Harry looked as if he
was glad he didn’t have to ruc. Rainy
sent e liner to right fleld making. fiyst
and scoring Penny. Newman made a
base hit and Reineéy scored after mak
|ing 4 nice sneak to third. Maoniug
misenwd third strike, found Newman
still lingering on first and went ont.
Webster mude base bit and Standard
followed . with & two bagger scoriag
Newman. Simpson msde base hit and
scored Webster.. Penty went to .the
bat the second time and maintsined
his racord by niaking a base hit and
scoring Standa:d end Simpson. Pettee
after knocking & large flock of fouls,
sent a grounder to right fleld and m’ldei
first but Raiocey struck out and he did|
not score, The inming ‘ended with
seven acorea to the boys’ credit and
they went to the field teeling that they
were about the:best -piayers in' wie
| world. o e e i
| - The game was clope from this 04, the
| Holly boys keeplig in tha fead in spite
| of & “‘goose egg” fn the fourth inning.
| Adkins went to the box after the first
'|inniog and it anyones doubts the swift
| peas of his balls let them ask Bert
Stundard sbout it. Bert felt ot one with
his ribs. Granada made three scores
| in each of the second and third innings
,| ' but Standaxd, who took the bex after
.| the second, began to get in practice and
‘| held them down to one score in each
| of the next two.
;| On aceount of night spproaching the
.| umpire called the game at the close of
.| the fifth inning, the score standing 18
to 12 in favor of Helly. Quite a num
: ber of spectators witnessed the game,
: but Jake Gilman got niore fun oot of it
| than snybody else.
The Granada boys immediately chal
| Jenged the winners to meet /them on
| their own ground at Granada which
‘| was promptly dccepted and the' game
‘| will come off today. -
"{ Theo. Buxter umpired the game and
“| although he had no book to gaide him,
| made a few old rales of his own and
stuck to them, escaping at'the close of
the game without s scratch.
1 WS O L L
HUMOR ON THE BENCH.
,l Characteristio Anecdote of Lord Bowes,
4 the Engllh Jurist. g
'| - The late Lord Bowen, besides being
'| » great judge, was also a great wit, and
' | many {uteresting bon mots of his are
| heing recalled just now. .On the occas
| alon of the queen’s jubilee, says House
| hold Words, the juiges were drawing
up an address o the queen. :
“Consclous as we uare’ of our short
'comings,” ran the address; “conscious
| as we are of one another’s shortcom
| ings,” suggested Lord Bowen. - Not
’l'long ago he was ssked to sit In the ad
| ymiralty court. Upon taking his seat
| he asked indulgence on account of in
experiencc in “admiralty business.
“And may there be no moanings of the
| bar,” he added, “when 1 putout to sea.”
| Bometimes his ‘wit wag very decisive,
| ‘@B, for instance, when he remarked:
| *Truth will out—even ian affidavit.”
Hot the least happy of his recorded
l. witticisms was the remark he made
. ‘when congratuldted on his appoint
| fment to be a law lord. He would, he
| @aid, find the work easy, his duty being
fo give his opinion after 80 mevy others
had given: theirs. “In fact, I'only have
to sgree, and might well have been
: “rllud':n the peerage as ‘Lord. Con:
owrry.
: /' The. Boot on the Othes Foot. ]
In hunter’s lore theres an idea that
the jackal is the lion’s provider; that
_he locates the game undtakes the lion
%o it, This superstition has no more!
zflwlt‘m Is found: in' the fact
that' ‘N H-nhu-l:l:d hhq-“r?fl-
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LAMAR LOCALS.
Gafhored, By the Chieftals’ ’mll
Cortespondent at'the County’'s
.. DISTRICT OCOURT NOTKS.. ¢
1o the district court at ‘the session |.
jags cloned, the'case of the. People vs |-
Petticrow was oismiseed without ' trial,
the People va Joseph Horton for larceny’
resulted in‘sn acqaitial. In the latter’
\case, before the trial Distriet - Attorney
1 Ross remarked that it was a“doggons’”
fcase. ' s B Boy Sttt
{ 'Hon.. Platt fogets and, Attorneys
j Bottom and Giles from Denver, Chas.
lE;_qmol Paeblo and 0. G. Hees from'
Ls Junts were the members of the
legal fraternity who did business before
the districc eourt. Aiso James F.}!
Drake of Pueblo. ;
Beveral Holly peaple were in sttend
ance at the district court seasion either |
as jurors ‘or otherwise. Nobne were
there as litigants, however, which
speaka well for the people. there. A
Dr. O. V. Bedell was awarded slll.lO
in his actioa against the county and
| notios ot appea! was given. |
Iu the case of Peck vs Podt ot al judg-.
|ment for: plaintiff was rendered for
| smount claimed sad for foreciosure of
| mortgage. K
The appeal case of Friend vs Kiel, in
| which the defendant claimed an ex
jemption reaunlted in & judgment for
Mr. Kiel and he was awarded his ex-|
emption.
| The jury in’ attendance upon the
term of court just closed was one of the
best in point of attendance and partic
.nlar attention paid to the evidence
'| that has ever served in our county, and
| were epecially thanked by Judge
| Northcutt.
'| The case of Martin Grahsm ya J. F.
| Funderburg and J. F. Drake was the
| longest case tried and was very inter
| esting to those who heard the matter.
: The case is to be argued by the attor
,| neys at a date to be fixed and judgment
| rendered thereatter.
,| Court adjouroed until June 22, at
| which time Judge Vorhees, of Pueblo,
.| will occupy the bench and try one of
{ the ditch suits.
| The nifiuerous showers ate still inter
; ferlnn-ul!ghtly with the haymakers.
| "Fred Lee's new mansion i beginning
| to take definite shape and promises to
,{ be yvite an ornament to the town.
|| ‘We hoped.to be able to chromical
| seyeral marfinges at this time but the
| expected events have not yet occurred.
| The *“Hot enough for;yon?”’- mun is
3 {abroad in the land, and the weather
| 'the past'few days has been rather an
| excuse for him. =~
| William MeKeever is in town doctor
' ling up sewing machines, organs and
* | suich like instruments of tortare. Mr.
| McKeeveor is an expertiin his line.
| /The-Downer brotirers'are haryesting
# large crop of cherries from their
; orchard close to town,; The trees are
literally londed and present a beautifal
; sight.
,| A subscription liet has.been circulat
o| € and enouglhi ‘has been collected to
g | Justity & zousing old celebration on' the
» | Fourth, The matter is in charge of
j | the tire laddies and that 1s enough to
, | Ruarantee that it will ‘he a howling
success.
o| The expected buse ball game’betveen
f|{the professional men and the cours
8 thouse gung failed to materialize. Au
-|the challenge was {issued upon ‘the
. | condition that Judge Northeutt should
t | nmpire the gume, and the Judge counld
vot tind time, the gameis'stlll hanging
- |fire.
CIGARETTES OF GREEN TEA.
| They Tell Us That They Are Now Smeked
in “Society.”
d| "~ The green tea cigarette bas arrived,
.| and promises to cause greater ravages
i | fthan'its predecessor, the slender roii of
¢ | ®lleged tobacco, which nbw poisons the
air almost everywhere fn Asin, Enrope
snd American. The person who first
discovered thot green tea would smofs
s responsible, suys the New York Jour
nal, for milions of disoidered nerves,
| stomachs and beads..bus is probably
‘u)o far gone in adoration of the ener
{ vating habit 1o fcel uny remorse, Al
-5 réady the new fod has taken. posses- |
‘sion of England: it will soon storm the
: lwalls of Paris, und before we crn
fortify against it here We shall be be
ki sleged. It will penetrate the boudoir
_ljof the ladies. aud even the strait-laced,
| orthodox public will see mo harm in
i®n Innocent fea cignrette. But none
“1 Ahe leas a deadly peril lurks within jt.’
.|} New arcas for the growth of ten are
¢ constantly opened up in the east, and
.| fthe product. will be pushed with all the
l iienergy of merchants determined to
;. make fortunes. We can even foretce
s the time when to etory pound-of tes
o .::rehnred for legitimnte consumption
' 'as & cheering und noninebriating bever
',l oge the rmabtie grocer will add tue
y! dainty package of tea ciguvettes, em
y | Weloped in papef sovered with pretty
: | Chiness o' Ce\loncoe designa, thus urg
| ing the entrance of the d»maop o the
'1 househnld. . ‘Fhere’ is Lut one compen
.' sating feature in the whole business,
!{ #ud that ix' that at its worxt the tea
: cigarette . can. never. fumish an ef
; :Indnq -onl;llngan thit of the Amer
ean r roll with \whinh every oltice
boy g:!figlnkly exposcs, Mis:lungs te
ipartial paralysis daily. . .
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1| *The higher the altitode attained
y{ sald the profemsor, “the colder the -—_
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