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The Lamar register., 1897-02-20

.nssed at length snd passed second
senator Thomas hill requiring sher-
IFS 10 transport AT one time all ihe
prisoners in their respective counties
waiting transportation passed second
reading with the amendment that IN
sane asylum commitments should be
excluded from the provisions OF the
act. This bill was before the senate
on Thursday and was agreed 70 and
MAS rt-refeFred for the purpose OF en-
bodyiug the above amendment. Ihe
purpose Of the hill Il 10 prevent sher-
iffs fr,srn unnecessarily tncurrinS large
expenses for the transportation Of pris-
uners-
senator Reuters bill giving District
courts jurisdiction over the property %
assignors and authorizing the court 10
order distribution % the property
among creditors when such a disSrihu-
fiou may b. deemed advisable. passed
second rcSdinE.
Houss-The committee on banking
and insurance reported a blll by Hell
big to permit of the state going into
the insurance business. IL also report.
ed without Recommendation a ml to
more clearly define arsuu.
In the afternoon the members pres
ent went into committee % the whole
aud PASSED two minor bills on sreOnd
r-adiRE
one of the bills was to permit OF
members 0f a eopartncrship or c8rTor,
ation that has dissolved 10 pay up
their SHARE Of the Indebtedness and TO
be relieved Of further responsibility
Mr. Stcvspz. the author, stated that a.
the law stood at present person who
had ffa,sfa n mem her ~ 4 ,iixzslvslI s,ft
ccrn could not be relieved - respansl-
bIIity wcre be willing TO meet his
share
The other biii was Also by Mr. Ste
veus and intended % keep Incompetent
lawyers out % the state. II gives the
supreme court the autbority 20 require
an examination fnntn an applicant even
though be may have 4 diploma from
another state. II also Urovids-s that
both sexes shah have the same prlvl.
leges In this matter.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20
a BOGUS BLOCKADE
The ve-svts. Gsts late Charts-tsn H.r
bor wshoos rruabl-

Charleston. :. c. Feb. ia-Tbe suc.
cevssful running af the blockade by fhe
YeSuviuS on Thursday night Is today
commanding the admiration OF hun.
dreis % Cimrlestuuians who ran Ii.
real blockade In war times thirty rears
ago. Her trip confirmed their haiief
that blockade running i stiI p.oS-6hle
notwithstanding the Developments nf
modern naval praetice. tbe aid ~ eie,,.
the searchlightS, high spcrd shfps
long range guns and numerous rapld
FIRE secondary batteries, all unknawn
during the last war
To adj to the diScsnntuFe OF ID.
hlockating feet. the saucy httls craft
actually succeeded in repeating The
feat last night Under orders from Al.
miral Bunee the Ns-ssivius. early in fhe
raj Bunce the Nesuvils, early in the
afternoon yesterday. left The squadron
and steamed nOrthwarl uUtil she Wns
lost 70 sight. From that moment ~.
erytndy In the fleet was on the al.rt.
and the big seaichlights sent long
streams OF light. as night fen. in every
direction. II WIS all in vain. for about
midnight a rocket went up cldsa 10
the flagship. and Admiral Runcg TINS
received notice tlnt the little flyer yyas
lying quietly at anchor alongside. MIN
after having cut through the middle os
the feet OF watchers
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20

A French specialist in nerve diseases
writing OF the number OF American
women who are threatened with nerve
prostration. and go to Europe as rest
cure. says: ''They breakdown. many
of them. not from too much brain
work. but brain work in too many di-
rections. The Frenchwoman is satis-
fed to be either a good mother. n sa-
want. or a leader OF society. But the
American tries TO be all OF these at
once"
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20

A family living In susquehanna, Pa.
has crow that gets drunk on beer.
He steals into the cellar and manages
to break a bottle OF beer, and drinks
what remains in the bottle Then he
carries the pieces OF the broken bot
tie out of the window and disposes Of
them cv-ss4s.zz ae=t-ace remains OF the
theft When he presents himself up
stairs his gait is unsteady, his voice
Is hoarse. and he looks upon the world
with bloodshot eyes and in an evil
temper
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20

Religion becomes ridiculous when a
congregation OF only thirteen people,
with only six in condition TO pay, takes
upon itself the support OF church and
a minister. The instance In Atchison
has parallel in almost every town in
the United States. There are too many
churches and too many ministers to
support Hard times have resulted in
cutting down the number OF amuse-
ment halls, the cost Of clothes. food.
ETC.. but have had no effect In cutting
down the number Of churches to be
supported. There are great many
people who imagine that they can't go
to heaven unless their path is paved
with debts incurred in keeping up a
church.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20

When we are children, We would
rather be whipped than apologize for
anything: after we get older we would
rather apologize for anything than be
whipped.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20

The warm rain which has been falling
since Friday at and around Cinelnnati ma
80 swollen the Ohio as to carry out the ~,
obstruction ind navigation Is now omen
the river from PIttsburg to Pomeroy Win Il,
open in a short time
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20

Not mile OF railroad track was laid
last year In Nebraska, South Dakota,
Wyoming. Idaho, Nevada. Arizona,
New Mexico. Massachusetts. New
Hampshire. Rhode Island, Connecticut.
and only one mile in Kansas.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20

Secretary oiney has received frti'
dent Eliot Of Harvard University y
tlou TO hil the chair Of lnternatle,tnal =.
the institution after the expitalllll..
term Of office In the state depaFtiin'sl ~
secretary has taken the offer uh'e'
Grafton.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20

New Yorkers are making an attempt
to secure the passage of law limiting
tho height of buildings. Architects and
health experts have been giving testi-
mony to a committee OF the board OF
trade with a view to ascertaining where
the limit ought to be put The chief OF
the FIRE department said 1t was impos-
sible to fight fires in buildings more
than LBS feet high. But the newes,
and strongest testimony against the
high building was furnished by Charles
S. Wilson. president of the board OF
health. II find" said he, that above
a height OF seventy feet the air in big
cities is fun Of smoke and gas, and
necessarily unhealthy. Then it is diff
ficult TO get good water up to the high
floors of the big buildings, to say moth
ing of the dangers by fire and col
lapse"
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20

You can make lots OF headway some
times by admitting your are wrong
when you are not
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20

Perhaps more good might be accom-
plished by ringing curtew for grown
people.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20
GREECE IN Earn
NOT AFRAID OF ruEs
Announces 30 m. Powers Iha, ,
Assume IN. R~.p-a.isanty
Cour.~- Troops s.ii for Crete.

started for I-artssa. TheSsaiy. 4
Third artillery regiment.
II j. stated the British admlri
manding Ia the Cretan waters
ders to prevent any eolllsiah a q
tween the Turks and the Grrs
Prince George arrived al Ca3
tcriAy. He recasveti a visit Il
commanders Of the foreign
war. Later be returned 10 vi
the fio;illa.
Tho foreign ministers At Atsj
at the Preach ieeat tlon for The !
OF considering the Situation. 4
hcved they decided 10 address
representations 90 the Grcclan
ment- having full kuowiedEs "a
uatIou. had not hesltatr,i to ass
whole responsibility Tor tbs Z
II had taken.
II Is evident the Grecian soTt|
has ,akeu s..ri5nr step ia
troops 10 Crufc for the purpos.
tecting the Christians. A "a
sistine Of = regiment % lnfaatl
tery and artillery. embarked
rseus yestefdfHF 80 tsS.ss=-ssl t.hss-!
ers There was rerne uf 4
thuSiaEm before the dspartuFl
troops Crown Prince Cous;aha|
Duke of Sparta. reviewed a
and addressing theta, said 4
and Men Reursnl,cr Nhere
gOlnE. and that they are Hsii,j
The troops wgrr grseIel ryr]
with the utmost enthusiasm tg |
pic.
The arrival of transports Sas
been reportesi FROM the I'D
Milo. The troops conrinue,i 4
voyage fmmesiiatey and u 4
T-octed they would reach Cdrsz|
IL Is rtimcrcd they viii yrta}
cupy the island without delsy
the Grec4Aa newspapers hail
parturc " the tropps with s1g
of delight There - much I'd
the palace King GeorEs a
drccts Affairs copnecfcd v
CRISIS.
The reserves Of fs130i elass
been called out.
Iondon, Feb. ts--A d.snatc,l
Tines from Brussels ass
r,sentatlvcs of the powers I
plic-i 20 Belgium and H0,lsui
thnse couutrics 70 provide n
capable or taking Command %
tan eeni'armerie. The mans 4
GUM officer. distinguished in
~ campaigns, and nutea
have been snbfnitfed
In neSponse 10 a request Il
editors OF the Chrshieie, askin 4
send a message OF h0pe 20 Gr'|
Gladstone has wired a. foiiot
dare not stimulate Grcecc vi
cannot help her, hut ! shall prul
rcjoioc In her success. hope I
ens will recoiiect they have %
diameter TO redeem"
The Times suggests that 4
solution Of the troubles In Cre,i
be 20 give Crete autonomy un|
nominal rule OF the sultan. vi
receive a fixed tribute, but wh.l
have no control over either civil
itAry administration.
A dispatch to the Times frot1|
topei says that the troops ha1
sent to REM. Bederi and isfual
Inducements have been li4ai
kars and other places along 4
slan-TurkiSh frontier.
The correspondent Of the Il
at Constantluople says that M
expresses unwillineness to pro-
extreme measures, but II Cred
sists in a provocative attitudd
probable that the Mace,i1niAnI
corps win be ordered 10 cross a
tier.
Another ConstaBtinople report
Standard Is to-the effect that M
Christian population Of Crete !
arms. while the Turks only boy
towns. This report asserts thaI
reinforcements arrive soon tAq
lion is bound to triumph.
A dispatch to the Telegram 4
Petersburg says that the Odes1
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20

II some people knew that the sun
had spots on II. they would almost
worry themselves to death.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20

There are but few occasions IN an ay-
erage lifetime when a man Is an abso-
Lutte free agent In what he does.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20

They deserve to be slaves themselves
who wiz make no effort TO secure lib
erty for others.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20
Anethcr nel.na n.nk r,r..

Helena, Mont. Feb i3.-The Mer-
chants National hank failed TO omen
its doors this morning. At the main
entrance few minutes after ten
O'Clock the following notice was most
ed:
Persistent and relentless withdraw
ais have largely reduced the banks
available resources ard TO better bro.
tect depOsitorS we deem It adyisabIa
to order suspension OF business FOR
the time Signed.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20
..BOARD DE nIREryrnnSn

Washington, Feb. 13.-Acting Con
troller Coffin said to-day that for some
time he had been looking for the bank
to fail and that he believed bad man
agement was the primary cause OF II
Receiver ]. Sam Brown. now in charge
OF the First National bank at Helena.
has been put In temporary charge.
The Lamar register., 1897-02-20

senate-The salary bill was dis
The state herald., 1897-03-26
ALINs SUMMONS.

st'tc of rolerado, - In the county court.
County of Phillips. -
james orr platntifr vs. samuel II shriucr
Kate Shrincr, A, ii. lIoden. Gadc Weaver aud
W. -. Kelsey defendants.
The People OF The state OF Colorado,
To samuel II, shrncr, Kate shriucr. A. II
Bodcn, Gadc Weaver and y. u. Kelsey the
defendants above named. GREETING;
You are hereby requ.rct To appear in an
action brought against You by the above
named plaintiff In the county court, Of
Phillips county. state Of colorado, aud ans
wer the complaint therein within twonty
days after the service hereof, " served with.
m this county, nr. II served nut OF tll- coun-
", or by Publication, wilhip thirty days al
ter the service hereof, exclusive I the day
Of service: OF Judgment by default WIN b.
taken against You according 20 the prayer
OF the complaint AMI II a copy Il the COM
plBini la the above entitled action be not
served with this summons. OF 4. the service
hereof br made out OF this state. then ten
days additional TO the time Ecrcinlefore
! zprclct Tor appearance aud answer will be
allowed before the talk ng OF Judgment by de
fault ~ aforesaid
The said action Is Brought Ia r.c,Ncr the
sum Of sas,o1 due up u 'crlain promissory
note and mortgage decd 20 secure the same
aul 10 furcclu-o -lid mortgage deed ou lot
ri htccu tlsl In bio. L No i've .5l In the orgi.
nal town OF iIulyekc Culr, according 10 the
recorded plat thereof -lii nntcund mortsnge
dori having bton assigned iU tld. plalntin by
Fierce Wright and Company before due for n
valuable consideration and for tho appoint.
munt Of receiver 20 collect the rent II .lid
urgflI -Vs ns a. III moro fully unrynr frpfu The.
complaint in said action to which reference
is here made:
Aud YOU are hereby notified that II you Iaii
10 appear, and tp answer the -a'd complaint
u- above required. the salt plainiin will take
ludnnrut against you rs prayed for In com.
plnint
Given under my hand and the seat OF our
said county court at lIoiyok. IN said county,
this Is day OF February \ u isg7
Is sun cJsLATER, Judge,
The state herald., 1897-03-26
boar to education?

Psychology boar TO education?
What is the Psychological method?
Do you make daily application Of this
method? If So, in what way?
What ethical instruction should be
given in the grades?
Outline two methods Of forming a
sjhoo library.
What are the advantages of the obie t
method Of teaching?
Give arguments for and against manu-
al training in the public schools.
How should literature be taught in
the grades?
Outline a recitation in English Gram
mar and give an accepted method Of
presenting the subject,
In whu, relation sould the Kinder
garrcn stand TO the grades?
Is teaching profession! Why?
We expect that the joint aslocIa.ion
oI Phillips and Sedgwick counties will
be held at Julesburg, Colo, about April
II. We hope the teachers OF Phillips
county will consider 1t rs much their
privilege to attend this one, and take
the same interest, as they did at our 9TH
er, held in HolyolSe, Either DR.. Ellis or
the state superintendent will be presout
and deliver a lecture. Members OF the
sumo craft in any occupation are bene-
fitted by consultation, but TO those en-.
gagged in the profession OF teaching, with
its many perplcxitics, it seems peculiarly
fitting that they should have the benefit
Of each others experience; Therefore
"come and let us reason together"
hope all the teachers OF this county will
attend no matter whether they have en-.
ploymeut at the present time or not 1T
is not very far and we can make holi'
day OF it. If there are amy who would
like to 60 but feel that 1t will be difficult
to get transportation, please let me
know and will make arrangements.
also want the name Of every one expect.
ing to attend by tue 10, Of April.
S. II johnson, Co. Supt.
The state herald., 1897-03-26
TRusTEE's SALE.

Whereas, William ) Proper by his decd of trust
dated the gth dgy of March A d 1888 and duly re-
corded in the oflice of tho clerk and recorder of
Logan county, III the stnto Of Colorado, on the
10th day OF March A ID 1885 in book 2i page ~ of
said Logan county, Colorado records. conveyed
| to George W Toms ms trustee, the southwest
quarter (sw - scc,ipn thirty (s0l in township
eight (sl nortl, and in range forty seven (i7)
west of the sixth principal meridian, Logan
county Colorado that part now Phillips county
| and state of Colorado by act Of legislature np-
proved March 4, 1850, in trust To secure the pay
ment Of his pruurissory note dated March o, 1sss,
| for the sum Of two hundred and scyenty-iyc dol
lars $40 payable to the order Of Chas \. Still
man Company on the Isl dny of March d lsa3.
together with interest thereon, after due. at rs
per cent per month. and
| Whereas said deed of trust provides that in
ease Of default in the payment of said note or
any part thereof with interest thereon, or in case
of nonpaymout of taxes II then shall hc lawful
for tho said trustee, his successor in trust af-
ter having adVo ortised slch sale thirty days in
newspaper, published in said county where said
promises arr situated, to sell said premises or
any pat thereof and all right and equity OF re
denpton of s'itd grantor, his heirs, and assign.
therein, at public ycnduc TO the highest bidder
for cash, and
| Whereas, default has been mhdo in thu pay
meat of said debt and of the interest accriing
on same siucn March !, 1875, and William q Wells
the present leg1l holder of said not, has request.
ed the sale Of aid premises by virtue OF saId
deed Of trugt and
Whereas, it l. provided In and by said deed Of
trust that in case Of tho death, inability, or re-
fusal oi said George " Toms trustee to act. at
any time when action may be required for thC
execution 81 thp trusts under .ail derl Of trust,
thcn the legal holder of said note, may by writ
ingduly acknowledged, appoint a successor in
trust io the said tieors;c " Toms, aud
Whereas, tle said Gcorsc " Toms is deceased
aud unable To act. as said trustee, and said
William q Welt the legal holder OF fail not,
has 10y writing duly ACKNOWLEDGED appointed
aud substituted the undersigned, Henry G Pal
mrr, trustee 10 act successor in trust of sal,
GeauGc W Tors. now
Th6rcior,. hy virtue ~ the authority and rowci
y .ted in me "a hfor,s ,said, will in pursuancc %
theproyisions oi mid deed al ,rus,, sell nt ui,li,
auction at the front door ut the court hunse AZ
Iolyoke, Phillip county and state of Co.orad,
on Tuesday tho % dag OF March 4 D 1877, at th,
hour of ten o'ciocs, O "a The above ir-crihof
preaiises TO the hiaicst bidder for cash, and al
right and equity Of redemption of the raid wn
liam Proper hi haira or ussi .rns. for tho pur
pose u raging n" indebtedness abuys mrui ionat
and c1st. Of cxccHling This trust ineludin.; take
and uttnrney's a. aoliritors ioe- ns get forth IL
s1il dccd Of trust
Dated a, stsrlnr Colorado Feb 10 l,g;.
IIENEYC PALMER, Trustee,
Successor in l'rnst
Fir.t qualification Feb 10 lsg5
last publication Mar ~ lsF
The state herald., 1897-03-26
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.

The following number of porsons have
been applicants Tor certificates IN the
spring exam nations since the nfsani2,
ton OF the county; IN ls91, 3li Di, ~;
'0l, =; gj, %; '9i, ~; 20, ~. Q6, 10; %,
2. Al there will he but fcw spring
schools We presume that this will iu
tome degree account Tor 30 few uppli.
cant-.
Teacher1 rgading circle viii meet 10
morrow. Review IN literature Ia add,
iion to regular WORK
Mrs, Cora White will close q two
months term of school "a district o
Mas Sadie White will close q nix
months terra Of school IN district 5s this
week
Herbert Chase closed sx months
term OF school in disirir, 20 last Fnlay
The school gave au entertainment in tho
evening,
Il, u. Elder closed torn ol school in
district . an Mrs. o iie Iefn clu ed n
term OF school 10 district 10 last Friday.
Logan county teachers will hold an
association Apnl H.. Tho propfnmB nro
out.
MHa Alice 1rePo will cltao stS
montnn term of school In district Il und
Mfa. Sophie rfou'mnn VIII close torn
ofsch9ol in district n next Friday Tho
school In district Il will give m eutet-
iainmeni In the evening of tho closirr
day
10 order to give hn idea Of what h 10
be expected OF teachers N the way uf
professional knowledge We hereby give
,he list Of quraiioua Ia ihcofy and prac
tlcs "a given ni The laat cxamination
WIT roiaii u dora the subject of
The state herald., 1897-03-26

The bull to amend the estray law, in
trolueed by tbe ecnatar from this dis.
trlrt, has been killed IN the house. The
object Of the bill was to render the es-
tray law moro effective and Of some
practical benefit to the farmers OF the
state aud should have become Law.
The present estrhy law is virtually n
dead letter so far as giving protection to
the farmer is concerned, but every move
that has been made 10 amend the law in
the interest OF the farmer has been
fought by the representatives Of other
property interests aud, so FAR, tney have
succeeded in killing every bill that has
been introduced looking to sucn relief
The state herald., 1897-03-26

frhere is au eyer-increasing con.
1mption OF American co,tons In AZ.
ka, considerable quantities having
en- imported during the last -four
Rrs. During 1895 26.25O.OO0 yards OF
hrse American cotton tissues were
tported. 1t is principally the east
st which has offered the best mar.
for these goods, while the markets
the west coast are monopollzed by
lglish and German houses. On the
st OF the Red sea. as far as Somall
kerican cottons are In great demand.
70 uses OF these articles by the ma.
les are very simple and primitive.
cover their nakedness they take
piece about twelve yards long. which
icy roll round their loins, bringing II
Ter the right shoulder and fastening
to the glrdle. A tissue OF somewhat
her description is used as n mantle
tunic, and this kind OF article does
OF, II is said. cost more than a few
The state herald., 1897-03-26
SHERIFF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue nm or
der of sale N lien foreclosure issued on of he
county Court OF phuli county c'lo date .
Mar. |. 1897 and to mp as sheriff directed IN
favor OF John olso plaintiff or'tcr and dc rec
of the siid court declared toDc the first lien
upon thepreufises dcscdbciund again-tL. c.
Yoler Dennis Nodcr, Orrin iodcr, Charles
Yodcr, Carl Yoder and Carrie Yudor defend
ants for the sum 4 s37S,I with interest there
on ut the rate II per cent from the % day Of
Feb. $50 and furthormo con tn said 2idRy of
Feb. 1871 IN the snn,c action the said dc end
ant Lydia Jeffrio- recover d iodgment n
gaiust the said !. q, Yuder, Bcnnis Nodor
orrin fodor. charlc' loder, arl foaer and
Carrie oder defend ntS or the sua, OF ,2l-
with interest thereon at the iuie"f perco
from the . day OF Feb, 1851 Whi b by The sud
court was adjudge to herns her danaB' 2
wlich nmountw ulsrby arlcrand decree +
the said court made u So Ond lien on the
premises described and In the order and de-
cree had and cntc ed OF rccor in aid court
in behalf Of the plaintiff n'd the dcjcndnnt
Lydia a. Jeffrirs g. sati-fy the sum Of Sd:O.s'
damages and sig.G0 cost and accrning cost.
Whereby am commanded to sell thcfollow'
ing de cribcd real estate towit;
Tho " half o! see 10 tip IN frs v of the 9th
p m in Philips county cola.
To satisfy said amounts shall on Sat the
"a day Of Mar. 1897 oirer the above described
premises for sale nj public auction ut the hour
Of o'clock M OF sad day at the front Il OF
OF the court house In ilolyoko Colo. to tho
highest ami best bidder therefore.
Dated this and day If March a, ID. 1897,
A. 4. GUTHRIE sheriff
The state herald., 1897-03-26
Subscribe for the HERALD, $50 year
Application for making final proofs
made free. by Clerk of District Court.
NEW COAL YARD.

Hard and soft coal Tor sale by james
Young X ca. lily you need anything in
that line give Young & Co, call. Or.
ders can be left at c. NJ. Mowry's hard
ware store or see Young on the transfer
wagon II you have any transferring to
any part of the city call on James Young
& Co If you want 10 feed yonr team
where there is plenty Of hay and grain
put up at the East Livery Barn. II you
want coed driving team leave your or
der al the East Livery Barn.
JAMES YcuSG e Sos.
The state herald., 1897-03-26
NOTICE
Holyoke, Colo Marcl

Holyolie, Colo March 10, 1897.
Citizens and all per.ous within the in.
corporate limits OF the town Of Holyoie.
Colo.
This is 10 remind you that we have an
ordinance TO prohibit the discharging OF
tire arms within the incorporate limits OF
the town Of uoIyulc, Colo.
\ number of complaints have been
made ON account OF the violation OF such
ordnance. We will immediately cause
the arrcs, of such yiolator as provided 6y
tuo ordinance above mentioned.
We u'sa have an ordinance to prohibit
fast and dangerous riding within the iu-
corporate limits OF the town Of iIolyolSr
We will be- compelled 10 enforce this
ordinance, and will do 80 promptly.
$ W. BEGCs Mayor