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The National tribune., 1895-04-18
Scots Emulsion

is not a secret remedy. 1t is
simply the purest Norway Cod
liver Oil, the finest HyPophos-
phites, and chemicallypu Glyc-
erne, all combined into a perfect
Emulsion SO that it will never
change or lose its integrity.
This is the secret of SCOTS
Emulsion's great success.
1t is the happy combination of
these most valuable ingredients,
materially increasing their po-
tency; hence the great value of
SCOTS Emulsion in wasting dis
eases. We think people should
know what they are taking into
their stomachs.
Don't Be persuaded 10 accept a substitute
Scott & BOVINE, NY, hlDrggsists. SOC. and 81
The National tribune., 1895-04-18
PREFERENCE TO VETERANS
Hearing Before the Committee on Public

Hearing Before the Committee on Public
Service.
Thu Committee on Public Service of Boston
gave a rather interesting hearing last week on
the veterans bill providing that men who
served in the United States army navy dur
ing the lste war of the rebellion, and were
honorabIy discharged therefrom. shall be given
preference in employment in the public service
Of the Commonwealth and the cities thereof,
and shall not be discharged or suspended from
such service except for cause and after hear
ing.
The petitioners were represented by L. Ed
win Dudley. The Civil Service Commissioners
and the Civil Service reiormers, the natural re-
.nonstrants to the proposed legislation, were
represented by Clerk Dudley and Hon. Z. Ii.
Dana respectively.
In opening Mr.. Dudley claimed that the Civil
Service rules work. cd to the detrment of the
veterans, who deserved better treatment than
was accorded them by the Commissioners. He
believed that every veteran who applied for a
position should, if there were vacancy, be
given that position in preference to all others.
After severely critcising the nodus operandi
of the Commissioners, and the numerous loop
holes for evading the law, which he claimed
existed, Mr. Dana replied for the Civil Service
reformers of Cambridge. In his opinion the
proposed law that entirely ignored quallhca-
tons for Office was not fair or open to the pub
lie. Civil Service WAS q remedy for bribery
and corruption, he said.
Veteran John L. E. Coward denied this
statement fatty. He knew of numerous cases
where the law had been evaded. and where
persons in no wise entitled to positions in the
service of the city and State had secured them
by being able to get around" the rules Of
civil service.
Hon. II. II. sprague opposed the legislation,
and said that the sentiment of the State was
in favor of civi. service, and, at the same time,
of dealing justly with the veterans.
c. s. Clark said he represented 2l7 members
of Post who were anxious for the passage of
the legislation. The Kearsarge associates were
represented i'm favor of the bill. ID. J. Star
buck, of Chelsea, said that Post 102 wanted the
legislation, and he denied a statement made by
Mr. Dana that the veterans did not know what
they were voting for when they Endorsed the
bill.
p. J. Haley, speaking for the Naval Veter-
ans Union, urged the Committee to report in
favor of the bill. Theihearing was closed.
The National tribune., 1895-04-18
The Dead at sAndersonyilIe.

In memory of the Union soldiers buried at
Andersonville Cemetery. Thore are upwards
of 80 600 Union soldiers buried in the cemetery.
Excursions are run from all parts of the South on
the occasion of the annual Memorial services,
under the auspices of the GAR. The speakers
on these occasions are the old soldiers who have
survived. Macon is the nearest city to the
famous cemetery and Macon people encourage
the GAR i'm it's efforts to erect the monu-
ment. Prominent GAR. men in all parts Of
the United States being asked to help the
enterprise. Elaborate preparations are being
made for tho exercises Memorial Day, the
30th of May, aud the local Posts about Macon
are taking active steps toward the monument.
The National tribune., 1895-04-18

These Sleeve Buttons cheap imitation.
The disk is pearl tinted enamel. aE
and upon its face, In raised work
az heavy rolled gold plate is the AA ~
eagle cannon and cannon balls n lS<a& MN "a
constituting the upper portion or III Sta5XSEsRA a
The Grand Army badge, with theA .~@-ES~N ID
letters g. A r. engraved In scroll ~asys<4ssA III
beneath. The setting Is also oIA~~S4hpSlt4S Nv
gold plate ard by prsSsing on " MCSAsTA ~
snriug the button can DO taken ~<~@N
spart thus making IL easy TO adj sr-sp
fiist IL IN the cufs- In short, IL Is - -.
one OF the handsome, usetuI anu ValuaDIe psse
N iewelry thai has yet been devised
We have sold large mum oerS Of these SieeVe basss
ma thsy have Invariably given entire satisfaction
The National tribune., 1895-04-18
ALL THE RAGE.
GrandArmySleeVe Buttons
rnoussnd. OF Comrades are Wearing rhsna.

rbs rrost pouuIar thing in the way of Grand Army
t.rsIry tnst now Is the Grand Army sleeve bueton.s
ar OF which will be sent any address, postage -
bald .L,b,,,H
For one subscription and 10 cents additionA
Without subscription ~.
The National tribune., 1895-04-18

War still wages in Cuba, and the rebels ON
the 18th defeated at Palma by detaeh-
ment of Government troops from HOlguin,
commanded by Capt. Aguilar. The insurgents
fed, holly pursued by the victors.
The state herald., 1895-05-10

amy Of the public land laws and the
Railroad Companies aud their gyantees,
and the States aud their grautets under
the swAMP-LAND AND scHooI~LAND
GRANTS.
Speciality made of securing patents in
tho shortest possible time for settlers
who have fully compiled with the laws
under which their entries were made.
and who are annoyed md worried by de
lays in the issue Of their patents, caused
by TRiFLInG IRREGULARITIES which can
DO easily and speedily removed.
Advice also given in all matters relat.
ing to the public lands, especially on
points arising under the now laws which
havo been recently passed providing for
the disposal OF the public domain.
you want your land patent in a
hurry-l you want your land business,
or any character, attended TO by skillfnl
and competent attorneys, and promptly
disposed of, write to
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
JOHN WEpDERBuRN, Gsn'l. Manager,
r o. Box 3s5. Washington, D. @.
The state herald., 1895-05-10
Happy and content Is home with 'srhe Ro
chester" lamp with the light Of thcmorning.
Catalogues, write Rochester, ampCo D.. Network.


by virtue Of special execution OH attachment
issued out of tho clerks Office oil tho county
court Of Phillips county and s,atc Of Colorado
and to mo directed whereby lam command
cd to ma)i~ tho sum Of e4.7o damages and
ss5.7a cost Of suit and nccruing cost the "
mount Of certain judgment recently oh
tanned against l I Lounsbury dcfendent dat
ed Apr 10 ls95 IN favor of W d Kelsey plant.
in out of the tenemonts goods and chattles
OF the said L Lounsbury. have levied up.
on tho following property to.wit: Two
Western Cottage Organs as the property OF
T Lounsbury. Therefore according to said
command shall expose for sale at public
auction all the right title and interest of tho
above named L Lounsbury In and to the u
bovc described property on Monday the 18TH
dny Of may 1895 mt o'clock p nj Mt tho front
door OF the court house IN Ho!yoko Phillips
county Colorado. Dated ut IIolyoka this 10
day OF April 1855. A T GUTHRIE Sheriff.
The state herald., 1895-05-10

In the last SIX months they have changed
their tune very materially. They havo
suddenly awakened TO the realization
that tho demand for the free coinage OF
silver is no longer confined to tho selfish
"cranks" of tho silver states, but comes
from every state in theUnion and that the
number OF the voters who are making
this demand ia increasing at n yer. rapid
rate. These goll.sug papers are now
Thoroughly alarmed at the prospect Of
the friends of silver increasing in mum
beers TO such an extent rs to control the
next presidential election aud, ms n re-
suit OF this, they arc now devoting IN uch
space to the silver question. This is ex-
nctly the state OF affairs that the friends
of silver have for a long time been hoping
aud working for The enemies OF silver
have, at last, commenced open hostiities
and the result OF the controversy will be
a more rapid education Of the voters on
the silver question than could be accom-
plished in my other manner. 1t will
set the voters to thinking Oh this ques.
ton and, when that is once accomplished,
it will not be long before they are found
in line with the friends OF the free Coin
age of silver.
The state herald., 1895-05-10

Sometime ago the Denver News stated
that j. B. Weaver was coming TO Colo
rado 10 deliver number OF speeches on
the silver question. Tho query that
very naturally arose IN the minds OF its
readers vns, why should Mr.. Weaver
tnrn hi, buck upon his home state, Iowa
whsre there Is tha m 'st urssnt need Tor
work in behalf OF the silver cause and
c.me +, Color do to make silver speech,
es, when lie knows that tho people ~
this state, regardless OF party linesf al
favor free coinage. A recent editorial
in tho News. however, explains FULLY Mr..
Viewers seemingly inconsistent course
OF action. From this editorial OF the
News, it now appears that Mr.. Weaver
il coming to Colorado no, TO stir up en-
thusiasm in the cause Of silver, but tc
mako new converts to the cause Of pop
ulism.
The state herald., 1895-05-10

A convention OF the republican leagues
OF Colorado has been called by d. Nina
lone, president OF the league. and Z. w
Varnnm, secretary, to meet in this cit!
at 10 o'clock, May IS. The purposes oil
the meeting are the election OF officers,
the election Of fourteen delegates and
fourteen alternates TO the national con
veu,lon, aud to transact any other need
cd business. Each club 10 entitled 10
one delegate Tor every twenty-five mem
bers, and tho presidents and secretsiies
OF clubs are ex-oilicio delegates.
Secretary varnum has also sent on,
letters to the various clubs urging the
importance of full delegations to the
convention, and informing them OF d
special round trip rate Of sj5 TO the ma
tional convention. A special tram, 1t Is
hoped, can DO procured Tor the occusion
Denver Times.
The state herald., 1895-05-10

to adjournment, present, full board.
Board delivered seed wheat and tool
notes for same and also delivered hou
to tho needy.
On motion boar d adjourned to mee
April 18th, 1895 Mt . u. M.
April 18th, 1895, board met pursuan
TO adjournment, present, full board.
The state herald., 1895-05-10


1t looks as though there would DO n
change soon in the British ministry, aud
it will not be surprising il Lord Rosohery
and his associates resign. New elections
would bring the money question into
prominence and there would lie a strong
fight for bimetallism. 1t is probable
that the gold mvnomctallsts, in order to
capture votes, would promise TO favor
sailing IN ,n,erna,i )pal convention to
discuss the money question. In tho
event that the Conservatives were sue
cessful it is probable that the Indian
mints wouid be reopencd, even though
nothing more than that wore done for
si!yer.-Denver Republican.
The state herald., 1895-05-10
Largest Circulation In Nebraska.

IL isn't much wonder that The State
Journal now has the largest circulation
in Nebraska. 1t has reduced its price to
So cent II month with Sunday, or 50 cents
without Sunday; it has been spending
more money for Nebraska news than any
other paper; it has on its staff such men
as Bixby, Walt Mason, and Amin. The
Journal is beng pushed at every point
and is climbing steadily and surely away
ahead Of the other state dailies. .paecle
like Lincoln paper. EspecialExf4s>As'
it is as good rs the Journal. ~
The state herald., 1895-05-10


Gold monometslllsts Try To make 1t APP
pcar that bime,allism cannot exist with
gu, the concurrent circulation oil two
metals, but that IL an error, Bimetal'
lism is the recognition 10 ordinary com.
merciai aud financial TRANSACTIONS OF =
iixeI ratio OF value between two metals,
md II may e1is, in tao countries with
one OF them having nothing but gold
aud the other nothing but silver us n
circulating medium. In such casc tho
total amount OF gold aud silver used for
money by the two countries constitutes
the measure OF values u commodities.
II by opening It's min;s To the coinage OF
both metals the United S,a,ea can cause
it's ratio bst ween gold and silver to be
recognized by Europeans in ordinary
commercial and financial transactions,
then 1t can establish bim,tallism Tor i,
self aud EUROPE. II is the practical, ev
cry-Iay rsc,sniti,D Of fixed ratio oi
valucs between the two metals which
constitutes bim-,ailism. This ia wha,
the advocates OF free coinage s-ek.--
Denver Republican.
The state herald., 1895-05-10

"Thc Beautiful Models OF PARIS" In the
March Cosmopolitan. satisfy n long.felt
curiosity In regard to the women who have
been posing for the world famous paintings
The Cosmopolitan has carefully gathered u
collection of the most famous Of these por.
traits and used them toillustrats an interest.
ing article by distinguished French critic.
FRI Thicbault Sisson. Nor does the beauty OF
the originals fall short Of the ideal on the
painters canvass. In the same number " u
delightful article about tho famed sea.girt
isle. for 30 many centuries fortress and
prison saint. Michel. "Pearl-DivinR
and Its Pearls" by AN English naval officer,
written from personal experienced is perhaps
the most thrilling tale OF exploration Of the
oceans depths ever put OIL paper. The fiction
Of this mum bcr is unu usually entertaining.
The state herald., 1895-05-10
HOLYOKE DRAY NO. |.
.Alrcays onhand to delirer Lun,,
Der and Coal.
Special ,tt.riion given 10 all
town work ia ny line.
JAMES YOUNG PROP.



Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a
writ ofspecinl execution on nttashmon tissued
out of the county court OF Phillips county
Colo, dated Feb "a, 1895 and tome MS sheriff
directed In favor Of John Heginbotham
plaintiff and against u,sIackie and James
Mackie defendants for the sum eli ~
damages and t1e5 costs and accru-
ing cost. Al the same time and dutc Whit
ney l. Irwin recovered Judgment against the
said jane. Mackio forithc amount Of ti2 10
damages aud the further sum OF 81 10 cost OF
suit and accruing cost and whereby have
levied on and am commanded TO sell
the following. described real estate to wit:
The s'w i sec II ,p6 Iiwopm In Phil.
lips county Colorado
To satisfy said amountsl shall. offer said
premises for sale ut public auction OH Mon.
day the 10 day OF May ise5 Mt the hour Of =
O'Clock p m at tho front door OF the court
house In IIolyokc Phillips county Colo. to tho
highest and hes, bidder therefor.
Dated this,is- day;oi Apr. 1855
GUTHRIE. Sheriff.
The state herald., 1895-05-10
TIKI BuRlllClOys NEW SHORT LINZ.

The Burlington Route is notable OK.
ception 10 the general run OF western
railroads.
During period when railroad build
ing in this country has been almost Mt a
siandsiill, 1t has been steadily pushing
forward It's northwest extension and nov
takes much pleasure in announcing it,
completion To billings, Mont, 500 miles
from Omaha.
Al Billings, connection is made with
tho Northern Pacific Railroad and, I'M
der Traffic agreement with that com
pany. business OF all classes is exchanged
there. or. more properly speaking, routed
through that point to and from every
station on or reached VIA the Northern
Pacific and Burlington Systems.
This new short line for that Ia exact.
ly what it is reduces tho distance be.
tween Omnha, Kansas City. 81. LOUIS
and the territory south and sonth.cns
OF those cities, on the one hand, and
.,
oou'u po'n w. v" 'n' o.n'i. MI 'h' way
from " 70 no MFRS ~ mus oeco"e'
w o'po''""' '"u'o' III o,'"s,nR .ne '"s'
seopo W COUNTY se''ou U! '"' No''"o'''
iae'''o 'r'o e'os'' ie'a''ehsn'p VIII" INV
Missouri and Mississippi Valleys.
just to illustrate things Tho Now
1 l. n
short Lane saves
2qi miles between Omaha and Islsea
22i miles between omnha mud Butio
37l miles between Omaha mud spokane
81 miles between Omaha aud Tacoma
10 miles between Omaha aud sbattlc
Tho New Line has been constructed
IN msst substantial manner. Excel
lcntly bBllastcd, laid with tho hcn,fcs,
steel upon more than tho usual numDel
Of tien, u equals tho best and ldcsi nor
tons of tho burlington Syrtom.
People whose opinion Ia worth having
pronounce II superior to any new ,racl
ever built in the western states.
The train service will consist Of Pull
The state herald., 1895-05-10
Commissioners rrocccd,ns-.

ilclyukr, Colo, Apr, s, 1895.
Board met thus day instead oi April O,
ON account Of the blizzard OF tbs, day.
Present NJ u Copp chairman, $ Nelson
ana Vim Kipiins commissioners.
BVnfd proceeded to settlement with \.
u Goddard Tor sod wheat purchased
from him. Total lumber OF bushels dc
livercu by him 10 farmots on orders is.
sued 10y the board, 30 u, 90 eta per bu
total silD.l0. Board then settled with
&. NJ. Pickett Tor tc,d wheat purchased
from HIM. Total humber u bushels fur.
uisll,d by lila 10 iafioeis on orders IA.
sued by the board, alj at 20 cts pee bu.
total sGJidl.
% motion, bond adjourned 10 meet
o'clock y. IN,
oau oci3os y. m bond N It pafsiaui
The state herald., 1895-05-10
NOTICE OF TAKING TAX DEED.

To, James A. Kenworthy, Piorce wrigh,
and COMPANY. W. +, Bybrc and John T. 81
pi.rcc You nre hcrehv not,fcd thaton nh,
ann d,v M octoher $50, n y Moorc MIR
oh, nod NJ t.x s,lc for Tho toxcs ,soo tho fol
iow,py tract nj i.nh ,o.u,,. The sonth. one,
ouor,,r or scc,,on 90, no, In t,wrsh,p s.vc,
-, nor,b of range ror,v'ayc az, west NJ ,ne
rth pr,ncinai Meridi,, said pr,ncr,r MT III.
,i,n,, n, Nh. 10, ,ov,, a.,, o..o,,,n.,, Tor thc
ycnr 1890 being taxed In the name OF w. T.
Bybee and 1t appears from the records In the
Office OF the county clerk OF philips county,
that the said James A. kenworthy, Pierce
wright ana Company and John Il. Al. Pierce
nave or appear u nave, some interest," IN Inc
above described land, the exact nnture and
extent OF which Is to tho undersigned un-
known. Andyou are hereby further notihed
that the undersigned IL now tho owner OF
thccouhty as"rerScere'ca'esoiP purchase
oy assignment ana unless inc s''u re"i Is
'ate ~ roueei'e' "ithi" '"ir'y ""y iio,'' .'o
competed ser'iceso' 'h's "o'cc, ! wiz W.
manu- from tho TREASURER oi f"'ilps County
TAX uced' pateu this io'h uny VI h"fo" a.
u 1870 nal H. " Lila"
owner ana hoi'cr Oh cert'ncatcs.
l. hereby ccruiy 'hat recei'eu 'hc Win"
novice this io'h uay Oh A"reh' 's'''
a. L. "'ihh'h' Sheiin'
s,n,e o. opi pni,,'n,s 81
n r,,,,r,a s,.r,r a, ,or.ny cor,,,,.
80, ,,,,.,a,, ,i,,iao,, rc,, ~. ,.i,h-
T., .a',,sd ,a,,as K.n,vor,h, Pierce w,,yh,
a.a ,.,,,,,,,ry ~ y ryhae and .Iohn n
p,,,.aaa.,', mo-, a.. ,,,n1 In ,,,. o,n,,y n.,.,
~, $1,000, ,,,, ,sn.
49,, ~ cr,,,,y s,or,r
= =. :, - ~, =.
Noit'' n''" a.
To. Joshua Stone. Pierce Wright and Com
rany, j. &. Myers ana Johh L. NJ. flcrce- You
are hereby notified that on the nth day of
October, 1891, b. +. Moore purchased Mt tax
sale for the taxes OF 1890. the following tract
of land, to,wit: Lots one ~ two (sl three (3l
and four 90 of section SIX f6) In township
eight fsy north of range forty.six Ii6) west of
the 9Th PRINCIPAL Meridian. Said proper ty
The state herald., 1895-05-10

S II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, wac
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism
his stomach was disordered, his liver
was affected to an alarming degree, APP
petite fell away, aud no was terribly re
duced IN flesh and strength. Three bot
ties Of Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Sheppard, Harrisburg, I'LL.
had running sore on his leg Of eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Dittars ind seven boxes OF
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well. john Speaker. Catawba
o., had five large fever sores on his leg,
doctors said no was incurable. Ono bot
tie Electric Biltcrs and one box Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Sold by The City Drug sStore.
The state herald., 1895-05-10
HOLYOKE.
THERE'S ALWAYS A REASON.

It is an easy thing to account for the
wonderful growth Of the Daily State
Journal recently. It's price has been re-
duced to 80 cents per month without
Sunday, or G5 cents with Sunday. The
Journal has always been reliable and
honest, printing the news without fear
or favor. The people Of Nebraska realize
that they need paper published at the
capital, and when the price Of The Jour
nal was reduced the subscription liat
grew ut phenomenal rate. The Jour.
nal is Nebraska paper through and
through.
The state herald., 1895-05-10

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, ard those who
have not, have now the opportunity to
try 1t free. Call on the advertised Drug
gist and get a trial bottle tree. Send
your name and address to II. L. Buckien
& Co., Chicago, and get sample box OF
DR.. Kings New Life Pills tree, as well
ms copy OF Guide to Health and House
hold Instructor, free. All OF which is
guaranteed TO do you good and cost you
nothing, The City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1895-05-10
F.AiRvIEw.


Gade Weaver wa, assessing In this vi.
entity last week.
Mrs. VIM. kipiing was a caller nj NJ.
n. worle>'s las: Wednesday.
Z, Some Of tho farmers are HATING corn.
Fred Borlnud has again concluded to
become shepherd, having purchased u
.iiork Of sheep.
"a hard tino social was gison VIM.
Mccullough and family last wodacai, ~
evening. A pleasant time /. reported.
Mason Smith Is gong to put down q
wyll for john kinth.
Mr.. Rife was looking after stray cattle
tile pas, week.
GuH.a Wuog
The state herald., 1895-05-10
NOTICE OF TAXING TAN DEED.

t., Charles II. Belts. l.. W. rullcys, Trustee,
Clarence X. IIessc, l.. ". Trllcys, Bnrnhani.
rulleys 4 Co., II. ". ruiieys. II. ". Burnham
aud james y. Brown members of the snii firm,
The Anglo american Mortgage AID Trust
Company, SUCCESSOR to Barnhan Tullcys A
TO-, nnd samuel :. Curtis. Receiver OF the
Anglo American Mortgage aud Trust Com.
piny aud ". r. Elwell. You ARE Hereby noti.
Ned TINT on the NTH day OF October. is9i.
Matte >. Junkin purchased at tax sale for
the taxes OF $500. the following tract Of land
to-wit: The north east quarter OF section
i've (5l In township eight tsi north " range
forty six ~ ives, OF the 9Th Principal Mcr.
idiaa IN rhiilips County, Colorado. 1t appears
from the records IN thu office Of the county
clerk Of Phillips county. colorodo, that the
said Charles II. Bets. l.. W. Tulieys, Trustee.
Clarence X. Hcsse. l.. W. Tulleys and burn.
ham Tillcys 4 Co., have or appear TO hsvc
some Interest In the above described land. the
exact nature and extent Of which, isto the
und-rsignod unknown. Aud you are hereby
further notified that the undersigned is now
the owner OF the County rroasurcr's eprtin
Gates OF purchase. and unless the said real
estate Is redeemed within thrifty days from
the completed service OF tins notice. I will de.
mand from the Treasurer OF Phillips county
a tax deed. Dated this 10th day OF March
lso. MATTE :. JusxiS.
Owner aud holder OF certificates.
thereby certify that received the within
notice tint. 18TH day OF March isa5.
AT. GUTHRIE, shorin.
S'ato OF Colorado. l..
county OF Phillips.
LA. 4. uuihric, sheriff, do hereby certify
that aftor due and diligent search, the with