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The state herald., 1898-11-18

That the .py sent 10y the United States
government to SPAN during the war
should have become tho guest of Wey.
Ter himself. seems Incredible. Yet there
is nothing mu.e true. The government
selected as MS agent man OF POSITION
who has lived much in Germany. II was
necessary Tor us to have trained intel
lect ihat would make no mistakes HIS
story is told IN November Cosmopolitan
and the most exciting pages OF Dumas's
fiction seem tame in comparison with tue
facts. Crossing the frontier in a iirst-
class carriage, he was by iriflIng ac-
cident brought into conversation with a
Young Spanish noblenRn; presently who
should come along but the son Of Gen.
erul Wr,lr. Thi. acquaintance led to
his receiving many attentions from Wey-
lei when they reached Madrid, aud the
General actuslly gave up n day TO Il trip
10 the Escurai. Imagine this grim arch.
enemy oi ours ln.inR himself out 10
please the secret ngrnt whom the govern.
ment had sent to ind out the weak places
OF SPAN. How triilling the domarcaiion
between the position Of Lonorvd guest
and that Of spy who. II discovered. would
have been all the more quickly sent TO
his desihl The sam. issu- Of the Cos.
mopoli'an contains four pieces u lction
by such famous authors Ne Frank stock
ton. Zaugvill, II. q. Wells. aud the la
men'ed Harold Frederic, but none Of it
half SO exciting IN its interest as this
true story,
The state herald., 1898-11-18
TNAINs LEAVE As FOLLOWS:

No. 1851 Accom- daily except Saturday md Non
dny for Lincoln. Omaha, Chicago and all p, IL
sast and wcst io:is pm
M. iss Tuesday only for Lincoln. 'c'rii'
thicago and all points east and west Ii Asp
M. iss Aeon daily except Sunday. Ch,.e'-i
Wla. and intermediate stations eats An
Al ss,t bound accommodation traius coaner'
with fra. class pJsscngor train Mt Curtis fo'
all points east and west.
Sleeping, dining and reclining chair carsi-"a''
trss) or trough trains. Ticke's.sald and bag
e ,ss cL .ckol to amy point in the United State
.. CansdA.
FOR information, time tables, maps and ticket'
call IN or write to W. II. Johnston, Agent iin
yoke. Colo, or j Francis. Gen'l Pass'r Ag't
rnaha, Mob.
The state herald., 1898-11-18

The tariff tiuksrs are beginning to ag
itats further tariff legislation. II seems
somewhat remarkable that they cannot
frame tariff bill that will stand the teal
longer than one year without cbsugc
These chronic tariff tinkers are alwuys
seeing great injury to the business OF III.
country in the agitation of the silver
question but seem to forget that the az
i,ation OF the tariff question has any cun
nection with the business OF the nation.
The state herald., 1898-11-18
The Wheat supply Of the World.

1 llo "fiSal Shbpiy III tiio w VI
Sir William Cookies declaration before
the British Association that the world is
fast outgrowing its wheat supply has not
been everywhere accorded the respectful
credeuce that the calculat ions OF SO emf
nent scientist might be expected to OBJ
tam. Sir Williams opinion is that In an
other 33 years population will have 30 IN
creased that, unless agricultural processes
are greatly improved good many per-
sons will have to go without bread. His
figures are disputed in two particulars.
1t is held that the population Of the
earth won't Increase us last N he feais,
and il is also held that his estimate of
the total possible wheat lands Of the
earth is u great denl too small. There
| will bc great deal more wheat, his
critics say, than he thinks, and very much
fewer folks to eut 1t. Secretary Wilson
| The experts who dispute bis conclusions,
on the ground that lie has moderated
he capacity OF the United States for
producing breudstuiis to meet any de
maud,
Sir Williams scientific prophecies are
especially Interesting because the time
Of their luiti meat is SO near at huDd
The majority Of us grown ups viii be
careless Of wDHat crops before 1881, bat
general scarcity prevailing us soon as
that will be II matter of real Importance
to our children. But, alter all. most oi
the aorry III the world is about ,h.nes
that don't happen. There is enough
wheat TO last us another year, anyhow,
and prospects OF more after that. rhrt!
yearsl What shuil We care TO wheat
then? By TINT time the Standard On
Company will nave acquired control Of
such parts of the universe as 1t still
lacks, and all oil us who are at all capable
Will be WORKING for it, and the rospousi
biIiiy for keeping Us alive viii rebt with
cur employer. Let MIR Rockefeller
brood aver SIR Wihum Cookies pscdic-
tiuns; it's no funeral oi ours Harp-r's
Weekly
The state herald., 1898-11-18

The Mckinley republican speakers in
Colorado informed the voters in the re-
cent campaign that the silver question
was not an Issue in the campaign in
states east OF this and now, that the e.
lection is over, the administration lead
ers in the states east OF Colorado are ns-
suring their followers that the result Of
the election is the death-blow to the
cause Of silver. II would seem to lie
somewhat difficult for the Mckinley re.
publicans TO reconcile these before and
after tsking claims.
The state herald., 1898-11-18

FIRST publication Aus - 1893
Nutre for Publication.
Land ofiic- at Sterling. Colo
Aug ~ isq.
Notice II hereby gwen that the following
named settler ha. nled notice. of her inten
ton 10 make nnal proof In support OF her
claim nnd that saii proof will bc made before
the clerk OF III. county court VI Iiolyoise
Colo ON Oct ! is,s via A.
RrDoLPil oiiGES
I'D 4 saS for the -w y OF sec ~ tponr u "
6p
she lame. the following witnesses TO prove
her conunnous residence upon ano cuiii,n
tion OF said land via
william frnnycn OF iIoiyuko Cois
cyrus W Black ".ft.
John Juiifa
Bcn Uiigcn Z"
nc fLrsiao Rrsis'er
The state herald., 1898-11-18

1tIt was simply slight "misuuder-
standing" that caused the sp!i; in the
republican party in 1896 as claimed h,
some Mckinley republican speakers IN
the recent campaign, after reading the
result OF the election in the state, it Ger
tainly should be evident TO these gentle
men that the 80. called "misuuderstand
ing" still exists.
The state herald., 1898-11-18
Subscribe for the HERALD
Subscribe for tho HERALD. si.50 n year
silERifrsAiE

SHERRY SALE
Notice l. sivcn.'h by virtue Of spoolsl
exec iiion on attachment issued out oi
the county Court OF Phillips county colo aud
10 me as spcrir directed IN favor Of L
Post plaln,in and against N l. Smith
drfc ,han, Tot tho sum of .po Is and necfu
inK cost
whereby I have levied upon tho fol.
iowi w described property towit one grey
mar two years old past, onr Hrcy horse ons
year I'D past NJ the property of 81 l. smith
To satisfy saih amount shall on Saturday
the "a day Of May ispr oircr HE above 'icacrii
ed promises Tor sale at public auction u N,
hour nj O'Clock pm OF Haid day at tho front
door Of tho cour, house IN Iiolyukc Colo "a
the highest aud best bidder therefor
Dated this ~ day " Apr i-p-.
q. n WIN sheriff
The state herald., 1898-11-18
Alias Notice
rh Land oiiicr sterling rolo /
Nav "A lhifs


Complain, having been entered al ihl. oiiica h,
james joiief, against william WITTY fur
failure Ia comply with law Ne 4, iimb.,-ruilnf.
uuiij No iHn. dated June 70 l-ss npbn tho. ~
secI ,pun nriIW In rliillips county Col, With q
,leN 10 the cancellation ~ ssid ontty contss I
alleging that William WITH wholly failed dutins
7. =, .. and 10 years ~ said cn,fy io icplhht of
cnusa 10 bc replanti ten aoie= ~ any part of
said tract Ia trees cuttings of trce seejs IN place
Of thnse formerly planted which had failed Ia
Hruw aud naid william WITTY wholly failed dur
inR sald J, y, and ~. brnfs 10 cul',no of cnusr
10 he cultivated any part of said land, hut allow
ed all Of said tract which had been cultivated Ia
Htow ~ 10 seeds and become foul aud unfit fpt
the Growth Of timber and that all of said failure.
continue 10 nsist at this iimc
The said parties hte hereby summoned 10 npl
poaf n, the office Of q J Slater CLERK
II county court At lIolyohe Colo. on Vi. II
da, of Jan ispp at 10 o'clock a m to iespond and
furnish ,cs'in ony concerning .aid alleged fsiut,
nc FILMING iiesislst
The state herald., 1898-11-18

". A. Hill carried tour Of the six conn
ties Of this senatorial district. His ma
jority in Yuma county was 81, Morgan
county l42. Logan 81 and Phillips IA
Gill carried Sedgwick county by 40 ma
joriiy and Washington by 3d. Hills ma
iority 10 the district is 242.
The state herald., 1898-11-18
Karrir Cern M II Swine Dccicacy

Last winter l6 experiments were made
at the Kansas Agricultural college ,e
test the value OF Kallir corn rs com.
pared With corn tor fattening pigs, and
10 find the best methods OF feeding
katliir corn. At the close of one expert
rsont toe pigs fed katiif corn and corn
averaged respectively 10 and Ill
9unds each and were rough and lank
'ihe PIGS fed Kailiir corn and soy bean
meal averaged lG4 pounds, those fed
corn and soy bean meal lj4 pounds,
and both lots were well rounded ont and
were sold at good price for light fat
hogs. Those experiments show that
knfliS corn is similar to corn IN fs,tsn
ing qualities, bat not equal 10 it; thai
At snail luaatity OF feed rich in pro-
TEN, as alfalfa, SOY beans or skimm,lk,
is added to the ration of Knffir corn
good results are obtained. Kuthr corn
has advantages over corn for many
parts pf the state MS crop to RAISE for
iatteping pigs On The college farm for
the last nine years the average yiold per
scrv per year for k4tlir corn has been
100 bushels and ior corn a. LushsIs
Averaging the results obtained from
fatt-niug pigs six months of age and
Older, We have for the college farm mn
averse per year per acre Of iji ponnds
OF pork from KBtlir cora and AZ pounds
Hf pork from corn. In the western halt
Of the state the difference in favor OF
kGtlir corn is much greater, us in 1897.
IN fields whore corn yielded one to live
bushels pei acre, the yield Of the Kaflir
corn Was % bushels.-DeEysI Field and
Farm.
The state herald., 1898-11-18

difference Of 833l0 in the profit from
ne poorest and best COW. The value OF
the product from tho best COW was
e64,82, while that from the poorest COW
WIS worth only S2806. The profit from
the best COW was $8765, and only s4.55
from the poorest cew. This is the point
80 often overlooked Field and Farm.
The state herald., 1898-11-18
Lost Their dough" on n Sure Thing
Pointer.

Judge Pound 10 looking for a gentle.
man he met IN Denver. who told the
judge sli shout il. The Judge Is not
stinRy and he told II 10 bis friends when
be returned home. md when election
day caus around we all had /, up our
sleeve. After the days work was done
the republican sports made friendly
propositions TO their democratic oppo
psnts about the probable results In Arup-
shes county.
A democrat Is game II hs Is amy ihing
We knew TINT lie was badly licked at
home and he wanted TO tell what Arap.
shoe county would do. and he wanted to
back II with his haid earned co,u OF the
rsslm. The democrats set their figures
oil along from three 10 ten thousand ma.
jority for Thomas. II looked like robbery
--knovinR what We know aud getting !,
from the ''insids"--to tnks the money
but The democrats were talking out loud
snd the "douah" went up 10 various
says Didn't want, you know. to appear
too sniious-just took little Ut timr
10 keep the Thomas roo,ers from Ret.
Ting suspicious, and republicans only
''hsppsned" around to get slice oi tho
gilt. But It's gone. Thomas hnd more
majority than tho other fellow had votes,
snd We are oil looking for man--for
several msn-who knew so much about
ArApshos county before tho election. A
Ssdswick county republican Ia oil rish,
but he must not get west Of the count,
line with his money.--Juiesburr Grit.
The state herald., 1898-11-18

We are again told by the adminis,ra-
ton leaders that the cause of silver is
dead, but it is very noticeable fact That
the national republican committee seem
to be making unusually active prepare
tlons to keep their forces hammering a
way al the "corpse" till the opening OF
the next campaign.
The state herald., 1898-11-18

The official count OF the votes in Phil
rs, Sedgwick and Logan counties
shows that Otis Chstetter candidate for
representative on the silver fusion ticket
in this district is elected by majority
"t A The great rejoicing of the Ster-
ling Advocate over the election Of the
Mckinley republican candidate for this
Office proves rather premature,
The state herald., 1898-11-18

G. A. L. take noiic-: All y rites hav
ing pension papers Of whatever nature
nr" invited to call al the Office II W. G
hellapd clerk OF the distric, cour, md
hnvc the same II led out and aclsnowl,
edged Tree OF charge.
The state herald., 1898-11-18
firat publication Aug v, ~.

first publication Aug ~, 100.
Notice. Tor utilization.
Land once NJ sterling. tolo.
Aug " iry-
sotlrc Is hereby Y, en- that the following
named settler has NJ a notice of his intrn,
ton 10 make fnnl proof ~ support II m-
claim, and that said proof will bp nHde b-'
fore the clerk of the distinct court VI i'hiiiip.
county olo n, ilniy yoho, Colo. on oct ia,
yigi
i"hn y Nelson one Of the heir. Of May MOI
snn d-e.hHud
ia y tt'b tot the sr4 500 ~ tppnrlaw.
lie namts the following Witnesses to prov,
biH continuous fo.idonco upon aud oul,iya.
tion of, -aid land. ViEI
ON MDsry Of liolyohe Cpit
y y MerherFin "
charles Farmer
30 ionnsburry &"
pr ttJNtNa unsistaf
The state herald., 1898-11-18
FIRST publication sept . isqs-So
TIMBER CulilRB FINAL PROOF.
Nutire TOR Publication.
unllcd state. Lnnd Oniec.L

United States Land oricc.l
sterling Culo AugO isgs
Notice. In hereby vi zen that John, ,Iicginboth'
am has hlcd notice OF 'ton,ion 70 make
fnnl proof before clerk of county court
Mt his office In iiolyokc Colo on
saturday the day Of Oct, ls9s on timber
culture application No is7eoior tho 9 quar-.
ter of section No Q In township No In range
No t6w
lie names a. witnesses;
George " shuler of iioiyokc Colo
Charles Chaney
frtrr A Larson -"
frnnk % AhnHt-dt "s I"
DO FLEMING Register.
The state herald., 1898-11-18

Some Colorado politicians who have
nsen laboring under the delusion that
the silver cause Was dead IN this state
must havs been much surprised II. the
large vote for the silver ticket at the re
cent election,
The state herald., 1898-11-18
10 Soften the Hands,

Scfcre rriinn; take c large pair Of OLD eioveo
.ai spread Fniion lslio. insfis' .ilo all ovsi
IA, hands. Wear ih- gloves al n ,ht. and WASH
,hc hsafr with olive oh and Mhltu easiil. hoar
ihe g ~ ntn.ns.
Ti'iLpDve. ms.thar with lot othci thing,
-lutiiy n rf; Ndi- .rrl!tsut 70 know. II folno
u ias hgirts1insy Illustrated new book Jus
.lallsna.ty
The state herald., 1898-11-18
Largest Market Newspaper In tho
World.

Largest Market Newspaper In tho
World.
The South Omaha Drovers Journal.
sent out DAILY. Tr.weskiy, Semi'Weea
ly and Weekly, is tho largest, cheapest.
brightest and best live stock newspaper
and market reporter in tho west. 1t If
tho leading market papsr for stock'rai =
crs, farmers, fine stock breeders and
grain dealers. IT, addition to its complete
accurate and impartial report Of the
South Omaha live stock market, it con-
tains the very latest and correct marke,
reports by telegraph, from all the primer
pal stock markets Of the country, as we'll
as teleernphic and general news. Dali,
81, Tri.weekly s250. Semi Weekly e.
Weekly sl.50 per year. For free sample
copy, address The Drovers Journal Co.,
Dsuna Ailbery, Treasurer and Manager,
U. s. Yards, South Omahs, Nebraska.
The state herald., 1898-11-18

Call on W. G. Holland clerk Of the dis
trict court when wishing 10 make final
proof.
The state herald., 1898-11-18

Application for making final proofs
made free. by CLERK Of District Court.
The state herald., 1898-11-18

For making final proof 20 TO Clerk OF
District Court.
The state herald., 1898-11-18
We give below the total vote of each
candidate.
ADMINls1RAToR,s SALE.

Notice is hereby given that In pursuance of
IN order Of the county court OF the state OF
Colorado IN and for the county of Phillips
made on the 81 day Of Oct a D 1898, in the
matter Of the estate of Gustaf Lindholm
deceased the undersigned the administrator
Of said estate Will sell at private sale to the
highest and best bidder for cash In hand sub
Jcct to the confirmation Of the said county
court on Monday Nov2i a d 1893 Mt my office
in the town Of Holyoke In said county and
state. All tho right, title. interest, and es-
tate Of tho said Gustaf A Lindholn. ut the
time of his death, and all the right, title, and
interest the said estate has by operation of
law or otherwise acquired other than. or in
addition to that of said Gustaf A Lindholm
at the time Of his DEATH in and to all that
certain lot or parcel Of land situate and lying
in the said county of Phillips and more par.
ticularly described as follows: sw 4 sec 81
tpsn 40 W . pm If not sold on the day set
sale will be continued from day to day until
said property Is sold.
Dated at Holyoke Colo this II day of Oct
ID 1893 W - KELSEY Administrator
The state herald., 1898-11-18

when you desire to make final proc,
IN land t!lng, call on Judge c. ]. Sla-
ter.
The state herald., 1898-11-18
fir-t pupncanon Nov Is isss-so

First publication Nov y isss-So
Notice for Publication.
Land ofiicr NJ sterling tolo.
Nov ~ iss-
Nonco Is hereby given that the following
named -ciilorhn- niud notice OF his int.nuo
To max" finai proof IA support OF hi. ciain,
Rnd that said proof VIII bc made bofaro tho
clerk 81 district court Mt nolyuk, uolo. on
Dcn - isp- yiEi
HEsnY MILLER
iid y 80 for the NV y sccstpsnrilw
lie names the following witnesses u prov,
his continuous residence upon and ru,lyp
ton ot, said land. Nal
hinikn iHmmrrs iioiyole Col,
Herman lurHrns
Jesse iufRrns Z"
houiort JnfRons
nc fLEMiso ncsi.,or
You can have the STATE iirnALp an,
the Weekly Cincinnati Euquir.r for Oh,
The state herald., 1898-11-18
tirst publication AugA ~ 81
TIMBER -tlllrgN flNil PROOF
Nuilun Tor p uhlirailnn

Nuiiru for Publication
United states iand oitro,
sterling OLE Nug W lsW
Notice is hereby given that George W nbu-
Ter has MED nollca of intention 10 make
nnni proof before the clerk NJ county
court NJ his onoo IN ilniyohc
Colo on Saturday tho d,y VI oct. isgs
Oh timber culture hpphoa'iin No iigs for
thenw Y of sec 80 STA ~ NDtnrS 80 Aw
lie bninca NJ Witnesses
william tfankrn OF iioiyoAe Colo
Cyrus " Black "
Lyman y Lewis "
HuSoipb uiivrn
prttrNtta Hssssist,
The state herald., 1898-11-18

II you have anything to sell, adver,is,
II in the STATE HERALD. .l.,
The state herald., 1898-11-18

O.. Slaler Co. Jddge, wall make your
application for final proof. free OF charge
The state herald., 1898-11-18
A CTIvE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERY
AWHERE for ..The Story of tho Phillippines

fWiIERE for "The Story of the Phillippines'
by Murat Halstead. commissio ed by the Gov
ernmcnt us Official Historian to the War Depart.
ment. Tho book was written in army camps at
San Francisco, on the Pacific with General Mer-
ritt, in tho hospitals at Honolulu, in Hong Kong,
In tho American trenches at Manila, in the insur-
ecnt camps with Aguinaldo, on the deck of the
Olympia with Dewey. and in the roar Of battle at
the fall Of Manila Bonanza for agents. Brim-
full Of original pictures taken by government
photographers on the spot, Largo book. Low
prices. Big profits. Freight paid. Credit given.
Drop all trashy unofficial war books. Outfit
free. Address. F. 7. Barber, Sec'y. Star Insur-
ance Bldg, Chicago.
The state herald., 1898-11-18

400 Pretty Homos ana Gardens.
How gene,al the use OF photography
Is coming TO be adopted by tue moiarn
mnguzlne us m.pns Of illustration is
shown ~ the announcement OF The La.
dies Home Journal that IL IL about 10
publish six new, distinct series OF arti.
cles which will include not less than iOn
photographs. The idea OF the magazine
is TO present one hundred of the prcttesl
country homes ia Americn. To encourage
artistic architecture; un- hundred OF tho
prcttiest gardens, 10 encourage taste In
ilorienltur.. seventy churches decorated
for festnl cccasiops of all kinds, such M
weddings, Christmas and EasierstIyic.s
etc: some forty of the prr,iles, girls
rooms IN this country; t~,nty live floral
pofches and vlne'olad houses; aud tho
story OF the native wild flowers IN Amer.
lea, told In sc,eniy'ilve photographs.
Over 500 photographers, IA every part
OF the coub,ry, we're employed 10y the
magazine 10 sc, those pictures. aud sew.
cral thousands Of dollars were PAID IN
prize awards Tor the best photographs.
Tho choice was made on, Of over 10000
photographs rccri,ed by tho magazine.
have newspaper outfit consisting
Of paper press, job prcss. paper enter
type and everything complete which
am not using and desire TO sell or trade
the same. It,s tho outfit that wHs for.
mcrly used 10 the publication of the
Phillips County News. J,ii. PAisrrR.
Tho amount Of money owed by A.
mcricans TO European creditors oqualf
the gold money o. the world D, least one
and one hal! ,imra. Whentyst Europ,
wants gold she can draw l, from tho I
nited States 10y throwing upon our mar.
ac's some OF tho state. city, railroad ol
other bonds that vi. holds. Tho Rolt
that IL In tho United Statra IA here ot
thu suiInncc oi our foreign creditors
In isa3, when tho Eothchids wau,s,
our gold. they sent over American eacur
iiiss aud sold them aud took the gold
Cleveland bought tho gold back will
bonds. lie sold them tho last batch o
bonds Tor ten million dollara it,a thai
they were woiih op the mhfkat ~ tb,
time, In fc,ufn for which they ngrcei
not 10 raid our treasury again lot u peri
od of eight months. Thus II will beneel
tina, No arc hot en- n gold basis. w
have no gold that Ia ouf.owp. The eol,
elnndurd talked nbon, by Americans is
borrowed standard ibnt con only b
msinialhed by continuing 10 borrow
What would have happened 10 us In isa
" our pppcr money had consisted o
bnph Notes fedcemable IN gold and sc
cured by banh ause,s p Silver Knrl,
| whichman.
The state herald., 1898-11-18

Why will farmers continue 10 keep
poor co~s' The record Of the dairy herd
oi fifteen cows st tho Utah station rhowa
that the food cos, Of 100 runds Of milk
varied with the different cows from
2n.4s cents To 52o7 cents The scat Of ed
Tor u pound Of butter had wide range,
II was from b.pl 10 llp csn,s a pound.
with butter at twenty cents pound tho
net profit ior COW ranged sll the ssy
from eltTi 10 5I.U for The year. Tho
cows bsd been selected with con,i1.i bio
care from common natives apd grade
stock. Nine cows. mosily Jersey aud
grade 0usrnse,s, at the Pebnel, vanis
station ~efe fed 10 sn tspeflms b, lasting
$50 days. Duiin. that time there va. a
The state herald., 1898-11-18

DE oURe You get what you want
- when you ask for Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. Uncqualled In Merit, Sales, Cures.
There's no substitute for HOODS.
The state herald., 1898-11-18

You can have the STATE HERALD and
the Weekly Cincinnati Enquirer Tor Oh,
year Tor sa0o