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The state herald., 1893-08-04

The Kickapoo Indian Company give
FREQ entertainment nj their tent every
night in tho week except "Wednesday
and Saturday. On these two evenings
an admission fee. OF 10 cents is charged.
II you want to enjoy n good laugh, nj.
tond their entertainment.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

EsTARrEp.-frotn my farm. Scdpwick
county, one spnn oi gcldinRs. ono IL n
dart gray. the other dark bay. with
halters on, and branded U on hind ley.
Are q and Year, old. A liberal reward
for information leading 10 tho recovery
of the samc. N. WArpHAn.
Julesburg. Colo.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

The ANIMAL meeting cf old scttleia
will ba held Il tho residence Of John Y.
Eckman Sec. TIP 6r 10 Yuma county,
Aug. nth. Como everybody and have
good time. Al. q. MsLoy. Pres.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Notwithstanding the Very uafavorable
season throughout the west for small
grain. Phillips comfy will harvest good
deal oi wheat for market and will lead
many OF the counties in Nebraska in the
yield per acre.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

STANDARD 'sarse ana Cattle r1oa.
For the prevention md euro Of The
numerous disenses OF horses. cattle,
hogs and sheep aud vnluahln tn stock
men, liyerymen, dairyman and farmora.
For sale by W. II. SrANP :: Co.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

kicknpoo Indian Sagwa, Kicknpoo
Worm Killer and Kickapoo Indian Salye
all for sale by the agents OF the COM
pany who arc now IN Holyoke md will
remain till Aug. II.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Use Silver State Instant Cohc Cure for
horaes and cattle Silver STATE Disicm-
Per aua Cough Killer icr all mcmbran-
oug troubles in horses and cattle. Silver
State Veterinary Ointment. Silver State
Overland Linament. Ci.y DFug Store
sole agent. so
The state herald., 1893-08-04

The score in the match gamo between
the Holyoke and Elsie, Neb, nincs at
Madrid lust Friday stood IA to 10 IN ia
vor OF Elsie and the Elsie nine did not
play their last inning.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Norman Forbes of Bars.ow, Californin,
formerly OF This city. was married to
Miss Ollie Hanua Mt LsJun,a, Colorado,
on July -.
Tho couple arc both well aud favora-
bly, known in this city. The groom was
at one time train dispatcher at this
place, and also Mt Holyoke, but loft theto
for California on account OF his health,
which he has regaincd aud Is row occu-
pying a like position on one OF the rail
roads there. He Is brother Of j. Il.
Forbes chief train dispatcher Of the d *
NJ at this place. Mrs HanDa Mt one time
niadc her home IN this ely with her
fisier Mrs. II. II. Woods, aud wns, dur
ing her stay here. one Of the most popu-
lar young ladies OF the city.
Tie happy young couple will mike
their homo in Bsrstow. California, aud
have tho best wishes OF host Of friondn
IN this eiiy.--Mecook, (Neb) Times
Democrat.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

John w. Tew, representative OF the
Kelley jag cure, Cheyenne, wyo., YVES III
Holyoke, Monday, in the interest of the
Gold Cure.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

At the kickapoo Indian entortainment
next "Wednesday evening prize OF a set
o' silver knives aud forks will be given
to the handsomest woman present and
prize will also be given TO the homliest
man. a balloon ascension Saturday
evening.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

A tsisl will convince you that the
foam made by tho Great Western Mills
cannot b sxcelled. For salc 10y W. r
6hanp 4 Co.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Those who complete the Grammar
School course can enter the Freshman
class of the State Normal School without
examination. Tuition free. Address n
X. Snyder, President, Greeley, Colo.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

f. H. Whitman pays 40 cents for best
red wheat, also pays highest price for
chickens, butter and eggs.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Don't fail to attend the entertainment
given every evening by the Kickupoo
Indian Company at Holyokc.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Capi. II. n. Mason Of The Grent West.
ern Roller Mills, of Wrav. Colo, made
the HERALD Office pleasant call one
day this week.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Will Albsrshnrdt carr,cs n full line Of
ths choicest brands Of chewing and
smoking tobacco. Al lovers Of tho
weed viil lind II 10 their advantage to
patronixs him.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Ian prepared To do ali kinds Of drcsn.
making and invite the ladies TO call mud
No me at the Miller House.
MRs. McSIcnota
The state herald., 1893-08-04

The editor has beon absent from Hol.
yoke most of the week on business trip
To Omaha. Mob.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

As n. w. Ynple was returning home
from Holyohe las, Saturday ho under
took 10 drive across tho rnilroad truck no
the wss, bound pastens ger train was near
ing the crossing and tho engine s,rnck
his wagon throwing him out and mash.
iug tha wngon inio many piccea. For
tuna,ely Mr.. Yapls received no rcrions
irjurie,, but II WAS n very narrow escape.
Tho horseu had cleared tho track when
the engine struck and every tug on the
harness WIS gnnhpod of just nboyo the
cockcyo which released tho horses from
the wagon and ihcy were not injured.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

8. Grey Howe, Of tho Herald. Crab
Orchard, Neb., made tho STATE HERALD
once call Saturday.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Everybody ia happy that uses Masons
brands Of -four. For sale by W. II.
Shamp & Co.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Rqny teit To- SEQ the Indian war dance
- Rissn hy tha IQdians,
With the kickapoo Company now ID
Holyoke,
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Consultation and advice by tho KICK
apoo Indian Doctor given free at the
tent in Holyoke.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

We understand some OF the Holyoke
nine attribute their defeat in the match
game with Elsie last Friday TO the un-
fair ruling OF the umpire. Don't wnste
Your time kicking the umpire, boys, but
go IN on your muscle and do the Elsie
nine UP in the next game.
The Denver Republican in comment
ing on the opening Of tho teachers IN.
s,itute Mt Denver makes the following
mention of Mrs. C. d. Timbcrlake OF Hol.
yoke who is one Of the instructors:
"PrImnry Work., ono OF tho mos,
subtitle, le,important aud interesting brunch.
es Of instruction, was very deitly hand.
led by Mrs. Timberlake, Of Holyole. Col.
orado. Mrs. Timberlake is dainty III.
III. woman. wholly engrossed in her work
her thorough knowledge Of which tends
to make hcr hour one OF the pleasantes,
OF the day.
She was most positive in her asser.
tion that teachers should DO conyersanl
With the history Of education, and that
they nhonld realize the close relation oil
primary wosk with higher education, as
has been proven by the entire change in
the system OF education. The impor
tanco OF individual attention in instruct
ing tho .ouDg, she said. is ono Of the po
tent factors in this change, and as phi
.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

On m average si:0 will pny for an en-
tire years schooling at tho Colorado
H,sts Normal, Greeley. Colo.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Harness! Harness!! Hnrness!l! Sec
that new stock of harness at G.. W. Gar
land Il Co.'S. before you buy.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Gus Reising returned from the big
fair last Saturday. IIc reports very
enjoyable time.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Judge Glynn and family went to Chi.
cago this week to attend the Worlds
Fair.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Smoke "Our Ponies" and tho "llirb-
line Flyers" tirst class cent cisnrs sold
by w. Il. Albenhnrdt.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Al the latest shades in Elastic Paints
at Dakan's.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Try Maaon's brands Of -four and you
win mse no others. For sale by w. z.
Shsmp 4 Co.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Wrsy nour, the best in the market, for
sale at W. r. Shamp & Co.'S.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Land Buyers. call nt Whitney Irwin's
Office and he will show you over the
countsy free Of charge.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Continental Oil Co's bss, oil nj hyatt
4 Eilia.ts for l0ots. per gal. warranted
equal 10 any.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Get four-horse equalizer for your
Binder OF Boden before they are all gone.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Try Boden for wind mills, tine strong.
est steel tower made.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

We are agents for the celebrated
Eureka Elastic Paint. Dakan Drug Co.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Pipes! Pipes!! Pipes!!! Will Al
bsurtsessat s-vsi-. 81. R-..< I;~--s- ainsa
in Holyoke.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

VIM. Clemmons and family came down
ffom Gillette, Wyo, Thursday.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

H. Tinlscl has sold hin residence prop
er,y on south bill to Geo. u. Clark, who
takes poascssion tho frat OF September,
AIR. Tin.ol will move to Denver In order
that Fred may n',ond the Uniyersiiy.
We nro rorry to learn iha. tho family ~
10 leave lIolyokc and hope TINT their TO.
moynl 10 only temporary aud that they
may IN the near inturc return to holyokc.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

A heavy ram last Saturday leaves tho
ground in fine condition for tho growing
crops.
The state herald., 1893-08-04
List your land with Whitney Irwin.

A good double house for sale. c
vsrnsy.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Headlight oil FOR 1ccts. per gal. ut
Hyatt & Ell,otts
The state herald., 1893-08-04

ID. Il Blyrtona left al tho Herald Of.
fee this week fine sample OF oats.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

You can get loan on your farm
property by inquiying of Wan. G. Robin
gnn
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Give Whitney Irwin n call before buy
ing land.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Come in and SEQ our color card before
You paint your house. Dakan.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Goto Garland & Co.'S. for your har.
ness.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Dirp.-At iIastun, Colo, July 20, isn3
Asa the 2ii year old non Of Mr. mad
Mrs. W. NJ. Slay. Tho funeral services
were conducted by Row NorNnce u, the
finstnn school heusc Sunday mofninR,
July 20. The family have tho sympathy
Of their mani friends IN ,his their -nl
bereavement.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Yum. Yum. Tho campaign IL on.
chow tho rag, chew the rag. chew tho rag,
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Hyatt & Elliot; sell the best goceries
that can be bought. Prices reasonable
The state herald., 1893-08-04

All land papers carefully and correctly
made out by j. D. Cummins.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Farm l.Onns!
Go to w. @. Robinson for farm loans.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

lnko deserves much credit for tho untlr.
ing zsnl hc Inns manifested in tho inter
est Of the institute. Every want hes
been anticipated ind the work moves
along without hitch or hindrance owing
to the admirable executive ability OF
Phillips county's Superintendent OF
Schools seconded by The truly western
hospitality and large henrteducss OF the
good citizens of Hoyoke.
The state herald., 1893-08-04
Go TO S. 8. PuRDY FOR HAIL INSURANCE.

List your land with S. d. Purdy.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Try Boden for implements.
The state herald., 1893-08-04

Normal Institute Now in Scssi,p,

Since Monday tho teachers of this no,
NAL institute district, with the several
superintendents, have been in session
according TO previously arranged pro
gram Institute began July 81, and
concludes Aug. IL. About so teachers
have been enrolled TINS far. Supctin.
tendents TinbcrlAke Of FLillirs county
Fleming OF Logan county, Haver of Yu-
ma county and Stevens OF Sedgwicls are
in attendance and in everywny insisting
in making theirstitute snccoss.
Prof. r. M. Condit ia skillfully con.
ducting and instructiug. Hois ably ns.
sisted by Prof. G. E. Osborne OF Akron,
Prof s. II. johnson of Holyokc, Mrs. L
NJ. Price Of Sterling and Miss May Saw
yer OF Akron. Each Instructor is q
specialist in his line aud is doiug most
excellent work. Tho teachers are man
ifeating much interest. Prof. Condit
has given daily lessona in prchalcas.
considsrlng the hind Il i diHyyt mt ilzSt,
thinking and tho ecvernl faculties Of tho
mind together with the percept and
concept aud methods, combining l.imscli
TO educational principles and ideas with
the history OF education. Also in alb
sence OF Supt. Wallace he has instructed
IN advanced grammar considering coniu-
CATION and the verb. Prof. Osborne Las
b,en sEillfully presenting arithmetic to
the institute. He has treated addition
and compound fractions, introducing
many devices aud waye. No little in
terest is manifested in his recitation.
Prof. johnson is presenting the sub
ject of physiology in masterly way con
sidering thus far the structure OF the
bones and circulation. Mrs. Price in her
own goad way is impariing valuable in
formation upon methods in primary
reading and physical culture; her illus.
tratlons aud manners are such that the
teacher must receive lasting help. MISS
Sawyer has giyor her fret lesson in
drawing; she has her SUBJECT well in
'''''''' '''s' 100 4oittAl ltID III
torest. On Tuesday afternoon State
Superintendent Murray was with the in
stitnto md at close of days work lie
gave his ,c,urc advancing his pcculiar
notions OF how to better our educational
interests. Prof. Parker o; Springfield.
III talked 10 the institute Wednesday
afternoon upon the subject Of music.
Hc has kindly consented to give a series
OF lessons to the institute upon the sub
ject witch must be OF value TO all who
hear him. Rcv. Collett OF tho n. r
church and Rev Price OF tho Baptist ad.
dea no little to the value uf the institute
by their morning lessons and prayers.
The superintendcn,s, instructors and
teachers feel that too much praise can
not be given The citizens for their cor
dial welcome at the NJ, +. Church Mon.
day evening. An invitation is extended
to all who can 10 visit during tho session
49, :
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1872. Lawyers forbidden to sit
in Parliament as members.
1903. Murderers were allowed
the benefit Of clergy; that is, if a
murderer could read he was entitl-
ed to the protection of the eccles-
iastical courts.
1881. Boiling to death was
made capital punishment, seven
teen persons having been poisoned
by cook in revenge for a Slight.
I545. Murder was allowed to
be compounded for in Wales by
payment to the relatives.
I547. The statute ordering
boiling to death as a punishment
for poisoning was repealed.
1862. Forgery of deeds, or
giving forged deeds i'll evidence,
was made punishable by fine, by
standing in the pillory, by having
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1896. Stephen gave to England
general charter of liberties.
Popular liberty greatly enlarged.
1I4o. The canon law OF the
church was adopted in many count
ries Of Europe.
1851. Appeals from the English
tribunals to the Pope were intro
duced, abolished by Henry VIII. !,
restored by Mary, and finally
abolished by Elizabeth in 1859.
1894. An elaborate system Of
maritime laws promulgated by
Richard I. of England, while at
the Island of Oleron, in France.
1903. The first statute for the
regulation of the sale of bread was
passed by Parliament.
1915. Magma Charta, the great
bulwark of English liberties, fore
ed from John. 1t has been con-
frmed more than fifty times by
subsequent sovereigns.
1915. Court Of Common Pleas,
which, up to this time, had follow
ed the Kings person, was estab-
lished at Westminster.
1896. The common law Of Eng
land, a collection of unwritten max
inns and customs, was sOlemnly at-
frmed by the Parliament of Metron.
1885. Counsel who were guilty
of deceit or collision were punish
able by fine and imprisonment.
1901. Barristers were first ap.
pointed by Edward I but there is
earlier mention of professional ad-
vocates.
1901. Special pleaders or bar
risters first appointed by Edward l.
as crown officers.
1902. The year books, reports
in Norman French Of cases argued
AMI decided III the English courts,
began to be kept.
1852. High treason defined as
an attempt against the life of the
sovereign or the existence of the
State. Two living witnesses re-
quired.
1852. Petty treason defined to
be the murder of a husband by a
wife, a master by a servant. or an
ecclesiastical superior by his sub
ordinate.
1858. A change made in the
English jury law. When one par
ty was an alien half the jury must
consist of denizens, half of aliens.
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$50. Trial by jury instituted in
England by Alfred the Great.
Only freemen were selected, and
were made responsible, with their
whole estates, for false verdicts.
1850. All the laws of England
collected and put in scientific form
by Edward the Confessor.
1919 Vacations instituted for
the courts of England and France.
The long vacation was made to
correspond to the time of the vint-
age, so that suitors should not be
compelled to leave their business
while wine was being made.
IIoS. The right of a petty thief
to redeem his life by restoration
and ransom was taken away by
Henry l.
1927. Civil law completely es-
tablished in Italy, Germany and
France.
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1907. The principle laid down
that juries should not be fed after
hearing the evidence until they had
reached all agreement. Cases oc.
Cured of juors being fined for hav-
ing fruit in their pockets when they
retired to consider their verdict,
although they did not eat the fruit.
1922. The blacSact passed by
Parliament to punish persons who
BACKED their faces to prevent rec
ognition when engaged in the COM
mission of crime.
1855. Trials in New York for
Ilibelling the Government; accused
persons found not guilty.
1883. William Vaughn, the first
forger of Bank of England notes,
executed. He made a number of
the notes to induce his sweetheart
to believe him a man of wealth.
1884. A general principle laid
down by Lord Mansfield; "no fc-
ton of law shall ever so far prevail
against the real truth of the fact as
to prevent the execution of JUS
tice."
1880. Thejudicial system ofthe
United States established, with
John Jay, of New York, as Chief
Justice.
1871. Trial by jury instituted in
France; established by several sub
sequent constitutions.
1875. John Rutledge, of South
Carolina, appointed Chief Justice of
the United States Supreme Court.
1896. Oliver Ellsworth, of Con-
necticut, appointed Chief Justice of
the United States Supreme Court.
1900. Trials for treason, whe
the overt act was a direct attempt
on the life of the sovereign, were
thenceforth to be conducted as i'll
indictments for murder.
1901. John Marshall, of Virginia,
appointed Chief Justice Of the Unit
ed States Supreme Court.
1902. The first general sanitary
laws on record put in operation in
France.
| 1908. The publication of the
Code Napoleon, the civil code OF
France, was begun and completed
in 1910. 1t was prepared under
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both ears cut off, the nOstrils slit
and scared 50 they would not unite,
the forfeiture of land and perpetual
Imprisonment.
1904. Only sergeants were per
mitted to plead i'll the courts of COM
mon pleas. Sir Francis Bacon was
the first sergeant.
1854. Forgery, whether of
deeds or notes, made punishable
by death.
1857 Trials for witchcraft and
heresy III Massachusetts,; Anne
Hutchinson and others imprisoned.
1856. Quakers and other dissen-
tiers in Massachusetts, tried and con-
demned.
1868. Sir Francis North. after
ward Lord Keeper, was appointed
the first modern Kings Counsel.
1867. The first regular Lord
High Chancellor, Herefort, appoint
ed in England by William the
Conqueror.
1906. Council first allowed to
pc sons charged with treason.
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his supervision by the most emf
nent lawyers, and comprised the
best features Of 400 previous codes.
1907. Trial of Aaron Burr for
treason; cquitted.
1872. The last executions for
high treason in England. Two
British subjects were captured in
French uniforms, were tried, hang
ed and beheaded.
1877. The lannon's Dartmouth
College case, in which the law res
pecting the power of the State over
corporations was established.
1919. Court Of honor instituted
in Bavaria and other continental
countries to prevent dueling.
1919. The right of the accused
to trial by wager of battle, stricken
from the statute books, a case hav-
ing occurred in the previous year in
which it was claimed, and by rea-
son of the refusal of the challenged
party to accept the challenge, the
accused party was acquitted.
1928. The English Incorporate
ed Law Society was formed; char
ter was subsequently obtained.
1929. Peeps acts, mitigating
the punishment of theft, were pass.
ed by Pertinent.
1880. The law terms in Eng
land fixed by statute, the courts to
hold four terms or sittings in each
year; the Hilary Term, the Easter
Term and the Michaelmas Term.
1881. The principle established
in France that jury shall decide
by majority of two-thirds.
1883. Mode of procedure in all
the English superior courts made
uniform.
1886. Roger B. fancy, of
Maryland, appointed Chief Justice
of The United States Supreme
Court.
1886. An act was passed repeal
ing the law by which a murderer
was executed the next day but one
after his conviction.
IS43. The Law Times, the first
purely legal paper, was established.
IS43. The English Law Amend
ment Society was formed. Its pur-
pose is to secure reformation of the
English penal and cival code.
1915. A series of acts passed by
the English Parliament looking to
the removal of public nuisances.
1916. Albert J. Tirrell's trial
for the murder of Maria A. Beck
ford. Tirrell was acquitted on the
ground that the murder was done
while he was in a fit of somnam-
builsm.
1880. Webster-P arkman muir
der trial, Boston. Webster burned
the remains of his victim, which
were, however, Unidentified by a
set of false teeth.
1851. Laws passed in England
relative to the sale of arsenic; made
necessary on account of the fire.
quent use Of it by prisoners and
suicides.
1851. An act passed by the
British Parliament for the general
improvement of criminal law.
1852. An imperial decree abol-
ished trial by jury within the
bounds of the Austrian Empire.
1855. Students for the English
bar required to pass a regular ex-
animation, said tn be very rigid
and Of wide scope.