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IAe nor spnlnoa OF DAKOTA.

These springs are rapidly becoming
ing famous On account Of the wonder.
ful curative properties of the waters,
and the many mnNelous cures which
have been effected ly the thermal baths.
The town and springs mo delight.
fully situated In n picturesque valley
in the Black Hills country, abounding
IN beautiful scenic effects, aud at an
altitude Of 800 feet above the sea lev.
el; thus lnsurIng pure atmosphere
aud eShilsrating climate, absolutely
free from malaria.
Under the enlcrprising and progress.
siye management Of the Hot Springs
company many desirable improvements
have been made, among the number
the erection Of n commodious bath
house fitted up with all modern con.
genionccs iortho comfort OF quests
New hotels have been built aud com.
foftably furnished throughout, conduc.
ted In first class style aud at reasnna.
bile rates. Those who prefer stopping
nj u private house, will iind many de.
sirablr boarding places whore good ac-
eommodatiuna aro furnlshod, and nj
moderate prices.
The superior daily service now NJ.
fprled by the Darlington Route TO Hot
Springs, with through sleeping ear nc
nommodaiions from Omaha. Lincoln,
Aurora aud Grand Island. makes thc
lfipan easy aud enjoyable one; aud
for the benefit of all who desire to ,cNi
The ellieaey of tie waters, round trip
tickets NJ reduced rates, good FOR ninc.
iy dnys, are noW on sale nl all oncor
OF the Burlington Route.
For pamphlet, descriptive of Tho
sptinsh. sud full information m 70
rates. time, etc, apply 10 any agent ol
the company, or Ia
J, FRANCIS,
Gonl rass'r Is Ticket Agt,,
OMAHA, Men
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AnrIFIcIAL nAlN coNyrNrloN.

: Huron, S. D., Jan. AT meeting
OF the commissioners Of Hand. Beagle.
Sphinx, Faux, Potter, sull,, Hyde,
Hughes, Buffalo and Jerauld counties
next week they viii he asked 10 ap-
point delegates t. n convention to be
held on January 20 In Miller to consid.
er proposition submitted by the In
Ier1,.te Artificial Rain company Of
ksnsas to furnish moisture for the
counties named during the coming crop
seasoii. Lincoln journal.
The state herald., 1892-01-08
oolonAno SUGAR.

Washington, Jan, s.-unclo Jerry
Rnsk smiled when ho saw the figures
from Akron, Colo. demonstrating the
successful result Of the efror, to propa.
gate the sugar beet In that locality.
Last spring, at the request Of the
Colombo eougreasIonal delegation. the
agricultural department sent small
packages Of sugar beet locd TO several
farmers In tho Akron country, rs 1t
did also 10 others Ia other parts Of the
state. The Akron people have had
analysts Of their prodnct made aud
the result IA considered entirely favor
able. aud another indication that the
Colorado raiubelt country Is OF some
account, These analyses hiow tho
Akron bcnts 10 bc possessed Of lsi W.
gnr Of Nh average purity of 70 pcr cent.
This Is above the average aud very on.
coumging. Denver Sun.
The state herald., 1892-01-08
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed In his hands by nm East
india missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and permn-
ncnt cure pI Consumption, bronchitis, Ca.
tarrh Asthma and nll ihroa, and Lung AZ.
icc,lons, also positive aud radical cure
ior Nervous Debility and all Ncrrous Com.
plalai, after having tested Its wonderful
curative powers In thousands OF cases, has
felt Ills duty to make II known 10 his SUI,
tcring fellows. Actusled by this motive
and desire 10 relieve human suffering.
VIII send free Of charge, to all who desire
H. THIS recipe, In German, French or English
with full directions for preparing aud using.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp
naming this paper, W. A. NoYss.
sSly S.O Powers Block. Rochester, n. Y.
The state herald., 1892-01-08

According to the press, Boyd has
won in the contest case for governor
of Nebraska and all the general pub
lie i. anxious about now is whether or
not the Supreme Court will concur in
this opinion of the press.
The state herald., 1892-01-08

Hon. Robert I. Lincoln is mentioned
as a possible republican candidate for
Governor of Illinois next fall. With
Lincoln at the head of The state ticket,
the democrats Of Illinois would realize,
the day after election, that they had
not been in the race at all.
The state herald., 1892-01-08
II. L. TEDNoS. Register
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

HoiToke, Colo, Nov. 9TH, lsai.-At a meet
lug Of the stockholders OF the Holyolsc Build.
;ug aud Loan hssociauon, held at the city
Drug store. In the town Of Holy okc. In Phil.
lips county, state of Colorado. wherein du,
and legal notice had been given to all the
stockholders of said association o; such
needing. II was agreed and so resolved by
.tla said stockholders representing more tbgn
twothlrds OF all the stock OF said association
that said "lioiyoke building aud Loan Asso-
citation" shall be dissolved. saio dissolution
TO take effect from ard alter this, the 9th
day Of November. A. u, ltcl. And II t. fur
thsr resolye,:. that the directors OF the said
ilolyokc Building aud Loan Association are
hereby made the trustees of said association
% lay all debu- and collect ioars and nc
eounts and fully and finally settle all business
that may appcrtain to the closing MP of nj,
th7 business Of tile said iiolyuke building
aud loan Associaiiun,
=, NJ. SMITH, PRECEDENT
lsEhL.l n. SUTHERLAND. sec'y.
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rnE COMING LINE.

The Chicago. Union rarlac & North West.
ern Line offer the best accommodation 10
the travelling public en- ronir to Chicago.
Through trains, fast time, magnificent
sleeping ears, elegant dining ears, colonist
slrcpcrs, reclining chair ears aud hand.
some day coaches.
The state herald., 1892-01-08

Senator Ingalls, Is credited with the
following very complimentary romarl:a
ON the appointment OF Judge Perkins
hs United States Hrnntor from Kan.
sas;
"Ihe distinguished array of strong.
popular and mexccptionablc cundi-
dates made tho governors task .cE
tremely difficult aud delicate. buLhc
has acquitted himself with great Sanor
and given tie people renewed conf
dence IN liiB high characicr. devotion
10 republcanism and uaeriing polIt
eal sagaciiy. Judge Perkins ~ pleas.
Inc speaker has preliminary experience
The state herald., 1892-01-08

Tie Colorado Farmer, with the first
number Of tho new year, comes out in
new form which very materially i'm.
proves its appearance.
The state herald., 1892-01-08
First publication Dec Il, isai.l
L. 8. Land 0flce, Sterling, colo.
Nov 25, 1901.
No. l5l.l

complaint having been entered ut this Of
iiSe by Charles j. Bjorkiun against August
l.. Blomquist for abandoning his homestead
entry No. so6l dated April OH lss7 upon the
my IA sec tips % W Phillips county Colo
witha view TO the cancellation of said entry;
the s1id parties are hereby summoned 10 ap.
l,ear at this Office on tho 9Th day Of January
lSg. MT 10 O'Clock II m to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
meat.
II. T.. TEDMoN, Register.
". u. IrLLASD, Agt. for contestant.
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nuekLrN,s AnNleA SAVE.

The bcs, sslye In the world for Cuts,
ruses. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bheum, Fever
sores, Tciicr, Chapped Hands. chilb,nins
corus, aud all Skin EruptIons, and posi-
lively cures Piles, OF no pay required. i. is
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfSJIi0T, OF
money refunded. rrlec % cents per box
Tor Sale By City drug slo,c.
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First publication Jan 1899
U. .. Land oGicc, Sterling, Colo.
Dec % 1891,

NO 1907
Complaint having been entered ut this of.
dee by .ooiR Re A, scoDer against william +.
Channun FOR failure 10 comply with law rs to
timber culture entry No 1894 dated october
-, ls'S, upon The ne '. sec % tpsnr4s Nv in
Phillips county Colorado with u view 10 the
cane llntiuu Of said entry; contestant alieg
lpB t.at William +. Channun has wholly
failed To plaat or cause 10 be planted any
seeds or trees upon said tract during the
years lsss, lssa, lSa0 and 1891 aud that the said
WIN. r. rhnnnIu has wholly failed TO oalti-
vatp or cause to be cultivated the sgdd tract
OF lrsd or any portion OF 1t during the years
1850 and 1871; tho said parties are hereby
summoucdto appear at this office ON tho 18th
day OF March 1859 at 10 O'Clock II N to rc-ponu
UuG Furnish testimony concerning said al
legged failure.
II, +. TEbNOS. Register.
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a LIllle am I..perIenee In A llrhlnon,.

MI and Mrs. Loren Tfcscott ate keepers
OF The GOV. Lighthouse nj Sand Beach. Mich.
aud arc blessed with daughter, four years
old, Last Apfll she was taken down with
mcaslcH, followed with a dreadful cough and
turning Into fever Doctors NJ homo and
AZ DCltuli treated her, but In vain. she grew
worse rapidly, until she was a mcfc "hnnd-
fnl ~ hunes. Then she tried DR.. KihR's
New pl'rn,cty and after the nae ot two and
q hall bottles, was completely cured. They
say nr kinH'H New Discovery Is worth lis
weight IN gold. Sol you may got u trial bot
ilr ifrr NJ Ciiy Drugstore.
The state herald., 1892-01-08

Subscribe Tor the srArE HERALD
and you will be better satisfied with
lIft In PHILIPPE county than you have
c,ohbpun.
The state herald., 1892-01-08

$500OOO Pf;a.'S fo. Ss.es 25saa, " eniassas nasFsas
address panielY. beatty, Washington, n. J,
The state herald., 1892-01-08
The Denver News snys:

The Denver News says;
"When Governor Hill's Elmira speech
Is supplemented by his address, deliv
cred at the banquet given in his honor
at All any on the evening of the last
day Of the year, his position on free
bimetalllc coinnse is Clearly under
stood.n
When Senator Hin delivered his Ell
mira speech the News had much to
say about the bold stund taken by Hill
in favor Of the free coinage of silver.
II the Elmira speech was so very plain
as to his position on TIC silver ques-
tion, why should it now be necessary
to take both speeches in order to ar
rive a, correct conclusion us to the
senator's position on this question. II
is not such Il difficult matter for u man
- plainly state his position on the sill
,sr question nor is Senator Ilill so at a
loss for language TO express himself
'Hrb ~ hli'hNi iV iNtVhAHlN lul MN "
make several public speeches on the
silver question before he succeeds in
making Ills position ON the silver
question lh.dcrst stuod-tliat Is, if he
wished his position to be understood.
In his Elmira speech, Senator Hill
mapped out u very nice silver record
and platform for tho democratic party.
but he was very careful no, to publicly
step onto that platform. In his Al
bany speech he advises that no free
coinage legislation be attempted, but
that AN attempt he made to repeal the
present silver law. Such public ad-
vice ms that does not of itself nor does
it when taken in connection with his
Elmira speech in any manner commit
him To the cause Of free coinage Of sill
YER 1t is evidently Senator Hills
aim, If possible. TO keep the silver
question out Of the presidential cant
paign and, in the meantime, for fear
hat the question should become an is
sue in Tie presidential nominations,
le will not commit himself.
The state herald., 1892-01-08

First publication Jan !, lsosl No 81
NGhGs for utilization,
Land onicc, nj sterling, Colo.
Doc q, 1891. I
Notice H. hereby given that tho following
IL mined settler has il!ct notice Of his in
tontloE 20 make hnal proof In support of his
claim. and that said proof will ba made he
fore thccl OF the district court OF Phillips
county, Colo, at Holyoko. Colo ON Feb. 10,
lsas, via:
HARRY \. TREGO
I'd L No $3.50 for the sw !. sec s tp No n in
Y No sSw oi 6pm
Hen.,mc' the following witnesses to prove
h.s continuous residence upon nud culuya-
ton Of, said Land. viz:
John l.. wilson OF lIolyokc Colo.
Cyrus Haynes
lOhn Conquist "
Jonnic Riley
II. L. TEDNoN. Register
The state herald., 1892-01-08

fsNnAn.A ,rtHi a',',,.,s :. l...,. ,,i;s,
NJNVsfs v. KS! ,. AZ I.
HifuHfl t afiff ltfi NJ an iisu fuHish
s siis ftH aI Hiif IafH ilsf Hs ti
b. Hs ~ a aAisff tnai sffa re- sf istiff tatit
Hffa M tlii sftHf uH ffft Hiiiift fssitif
Hilt uh- niatihe itft fani.l ss.s sart iisNtN
I. S.4lni!s. iiss ssv, sss,s,s. % Maiss,
The state herald., 1892-01-08

Senator Washburn. Of Minnesota, is
af;Yr the grain gamblers and has in-
trjinced Il bill in the senate to prevent
v BAT is known rs short selling or. in
PLAIN language, selling imaginary grain.
Tic senator claims that, had it not
been for the gambling carried Oh IN
This kind Of grain deals, wheat would
he worth twenty cents bnshel more
than ii is to-day. 1t is. s.Li.h lime some
legislation was had - 1sse4 - .
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a sunthrfn dsnocrxlIS = - 6o1ts
remarks: ..Thronah the 1, eat.-

iaesS OF Mr.. Hill the democra,s have
re-gained control OF the New York leg
islalare.' Steadiness is a very pleas
ant and mild term TO apply 10 the fa-
roriie democratic method Of carrying
elections which Mr.. Hill has Just opor.
aiei SO successfully in New York, /,
is a method which, applied to the ae-
QUESTION Of property, has frequently
go; people into serious irouble.-pon-
yer sun.
The state herald., 1892-01-08

generation ago. 1t is because the era
Of iho orator h0s been succeeded by
NE era Of ilc Journal. rhe press
knows no public temple which it does
not enter, no shrine IN such temple too
sacred for its touch, IL reform be nee
osssry. The Judiciary, which delights
In surrounding itself with an atmos-
phere Of awe, dues not escape. 1t is
this which makes the courts look upon
the picss MS aH icouorlast aud prompts
judges to strain their power TO the ut
mos; 10 limit The rights Of newspapers
TO investigate and criticise tie pro
eeedings In courts.
There is really 10 distinction In
principle between the right of 4 news
paper to criticise and the right Of
citizen TO 10 SO. No judge would
think Of Furnishing man for contempt
for having criticised the proceedings
in his court outside the province Of his
court, but the criticism OF tho press
Is more potent. The judge feels il.
lie Smgrts under II, aud so he atrikes
back with his commitment Cor con
tempt. In doing this he goes upon the
assumption that tie judiciary unlike
Tho legislative and the executive
branches Of the should
bc exempt from criticism. lIo fcrge,s
that judges, like Legislators and exeeu-
tive officers, are but servants Of the
people, and tha, the people have u
right 10 know how they discharge the
trus. committed TO them.
a reform Is needed Ia respect Of this
power Of judges to commit for con
tempt, aud II will come soon. II Is
needed not In behalf of newspapers,
but IN bohnlf of the people whose lib
eiiy is guarded by maintaining the
liberty Of the press and whose inter
csts arc promoted by turning tho full
light of investigation aud criticism up.
on judicial proceedings
There is no question but tina. ns the
Republican claims, this power of our
courts TO punish for contempt Is aome.
times abused by cranky aud unprincl.
Piled judges In order either to vent
their III will toward soma newsparqr
man or TO prevent an unpleasant pub.
lie criticism upon acts which would
not bear much publicity but such cases
are the exception. aa In all eases Of
abused powers under our laws, aud arc
eases tha, no general legislation can
guard against. Tho time bus been
whom II was very exceptional case In.
deed when n newspaper ever published
on WAS even tempted TO publish crit.
clsm upon u court nud this was mol 30
mulch by reason Of the laws protecting
the court finm criticism, ns that public
opinion frowncd down Hny sucll publ.
cations Whether Il IN accounted for
by n discussed public opinion OF want
" confidence IN thu men who preside
over our courts, Htill the fact remains
that the people In general do not
look upon orr Judicial officers with the
same degree of respect aud ycutfalion
that they once enjoyed. IN the mad
craze for the sensational. the mora eS.
slted the position held by the party at.
tucked by the scandal. OF the severe
aud damaging criticism on tho honesty
and uptlehlness " official duties. ap.
paiently. the better the publication Of
Il Is enjoyed lay tie public. The press
0f the country has been worry largely
instrumental In crentng this demand
fur the sensational aud, II occusionnly
q member OF The press. 10 hsmsguldeG
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|slIll5sH I1ssslillIIlI.sSl
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No.-l5 s. lG daily except Sunday
Train Sls only carries passengers in charge
OF 1.-Two stock; train 3lI carries passengers bo.
tween LaEalle ana Julcsbnrg. The cabcosc
ON fiei Sht trains will sot pull up 10 the plat
form II take or deliver passengers or bag.
gage.
sSednpon tickets ior sale 10 all points.
&. W, ATKINSON, Agent.
y. l.. KIarA,L, L. l.. LuMAN,
Scneral Mgr. &. +. a.
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Tie Denver Republican, in COM
mentng upon Il case in which judge
had evidently overstepped the bounds
Of good common sense in hniug a
newspaper man for what the court
was pleased to consider contempt says:
ait is not to be denied that there is
latent spirit Of hostility to the press
ON the part Of judges aud tho legal
profession in general. Before the in
crcasiug influence of the press the in
tluencc Of the bar has waned. The le
gal profession is not us potent in mold
ing public sentiment now as IL was n
generation ago. 1t is because the era
of iho orator has been buccoeded hy
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21
MINNEsoTA's CHAUTAUQuA.
Interesting Proceedings Yester-
day at Maplewood Park.

Special to the Globe.
WAsEcA, Mimi, July 2O.-The assembly
chorus, numbering nearly seventy-five, under
charge of Prof. W. S. Weeden, at their re-
hersal hours. fills Maplewood park with it's
melody. The characters in the cantata of
queen Esther have been assigned, and it
will be given by the chorus on the last even
ing of the assembly. The school of the Eli
glish Bible concluded its work today with
the life of Christ and review of all the
study OF the past week. Rev. K. w. Keller
has been very helpful IN this school. The
today. Two sessions OF the club
studied under Rev. George r. Merrill
the sixth. seventh and eighth chapters of the
Book Of Acts. The club was addressed al
THE Four Pillars Of Sacred Oratory" The
pillars are: ~ The Message. CO The
Masses, l3l The Messenger, q The Sender
OF The Message At p. M DR.. Morris lect-
Thrills" Dr.. Morris is one of the foremost
pastors of Methodism, and his series of lect-
ures on pulpit power will be eminently help
fui to the preachers on the grounds DR.. w.
Nj. Blackburn. who was to lecture at II a. m,
owing to mistake in announcement, failed
to appear at that hour, but gave his geologi.
cal talk on Animal and Vegetable Life
as shown in the fossils at p. m. AT p. m.
At p. m. Rev. Eugene May. of Fargo oecu-
pied the assembly platform for the first time
with his lecture on The Matterhorn." His
audience was greatly pleased. Tomorrow
Beast That Carries the Prophet" The Fred
Emerson Brooks and D. ". Robertson COM
blnation give all entertainment at p NJ.
and Rev. Eugene May lectures i'll the even
Joseph Cook will be present and lecture
three times. The Chicago d Northwestern
railroad gives half fare rates those days from
Winona 20 ST. Peter. good for the three days.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21
IN BLIssFUL IGNORANCE.

TOM CARTER has already gone into
the business of being interviewed. In
his saluiatory discussion with the fest
i've reporter he announces that from
the best information lie has been able to
get since his election as chairman, he
thinks the Republicans will VIM
Evidently the worst information has
been withheld from Mr.. CARTER by
considerable friends. They want him to
enjoy himself in his new job for a few
minutes before they spring the unhappy
facts in The case on him.
They haven't told him of the Demo
cratic tariff reform clubs which eX-Re-
publican workingmen are organizing
throughout the country as result of
the Homestead object lesson.
They have concealed from him the
Triumphant fusion OF Peoples party and
Democrats in Kansas, and the possible
ties for a similarly effective combination
liz other Western states.
They haven't let him know of the
dangerous lukewarmnesS of PLATT and
CLARKSON and Quay. of the open nos
tility of FARWELL and of the implacabie
enmity of thousands OF individual dis
appointments"
They have kept him in ignorance of
the depressing effects of CAMPBELL's
: preclpltate retreat from the field where
he fOresaw Republican defeat.
All these and various other unhappy
tidings have evidently been aSsiduously
concealed from the new chairman, and
he has been furnished with only 1.-The
best of roSe-colored Information. This
deception is both cruel and impolitic. 1t
means a severe shock to Mr.. CARTER
when he learns the truth, and it means
also that the shock may be great enough
to stampede him in the rearward direc-
ton already taken by Messrs. CLARK
son and CAMPBELL.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-21
CONGRESS AND THE WORLDS
FAIR

The house of Representatives has re-
Jected the item in the senate appropriate
ing s5,000.OO0 for the Columbian eXposi-
ton. The Chicago papers comment
variously. The Tribune threatens the
Democrats with the loss of Illinois: will
1t insure it to them if the appropriation
is made? Then it offers a brIbe. The
Inter Ocean and the News point the
fact that the wicked Democrats did it.
The Herald says 1--WE can get along
without it," and points the way.
The history of the claim is interest
Ing. We rush along so fast that events
few months old are buried in forget
fulness under the load of daily occur
rences. 1t will be recalled that, when
the contest was on before congress as to
which city should have the location.
Chicago representatives boastfully de-
clared that all that she wanted from
congress was the appropriation for the
government exhibits and the recognl-
tlou of 1t as q national affair, so as to
insure its prestige abroad. Chicago
would raise all the money needed to
carry it to a successful end. The Fifty
first congress granted the request. 1t
further. with that recklessness which
characterized its handling of the funds,
extended the plan beyond the original
conception. it compromised the gov
eminent by its action, and warranted a
belief that its aid would be given If
needed. Possiblya motive to embarrass
its successor may have been behind the
action.
Less than year agowe began first to
read in the Chicago papers the claim
that the federal treasury must be drawn
on to carry out the plans, or the fair
would be failure. 1t was the same
old story of the way in which the treas
ury of the people has always been
tapped; first merely recognition, an
Endorsement; then small approLria-
ton: then defiant claim for more be-
cause the government has committed
the nation TO the scheme. Heretofore
congress las aided similar expositiops
by loan. Chicago improves on her pred
ecesSorS and demands a gift of five
millions.
l he scant report of the debates gives
10 indication of the grounds of refusal,
1t is clear that the Democrats are re-
sponslble; 10 them belongs the praise or
censure. The empty treasury, certain
deficit, may have been the ground: if
so, it is sufficient 1t may be that the
Democrats do not believe that any such
an expenditure of the money of the peo-
pie is proper one: that it has no war
rant in Democratic government; if So,
what Democrat can say them nay? If
the action is final and its effect is to
make precedent against the govern
ments embarking in such enterprises,
1t will be all the better.