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The state herald., 1898-08-12

The Mckinley republican state central
committee Of Colorado met nj Denver
last Saturday nnd thore reema 10 have
been very full attendance Of the federal
Office holders of the state. 1hey ADOPT.
ed resolution dccnrpg ,ba, "thc 70.
publican party oi Colorado Is earnestly
devoted 10 ID. cause " bimetalliHm." II
h certainly n satisfaction TO hear this
but, II thi. resolution hnd not been n.
doptrd. tho membcro OF the nilyer par.
ties ccrtsinly would not have even rua.
picioped fhen 81 beirg guilty of holding
such poaitiun on the money question.
Of conrso they DO not .ay wbn, brand OF
bimctallism they favor but II ihey favor
tho only true binc,nlllom, that for which
the silver par,ica have boon fighting,
they certainly Take very inropais,cn,
position when they declare their allcgi.
npce 10 the republican party. for its con.
ventions nre nov declaring In upmirtak
able terms for tho single gold ataudpfd.
Tho meriie Of their pledge TO work With.
10 the fepul lienn parry Tor the cnuse ot
binie'nllian may te on q par with ibelf
enthusiasm for the eau-e Of bims'hllism
but It is, TO fuy the lea.'. decidedly rir.
The state herald., 1898-08-12


Editor Lacey Of the Sterling Advocate
10 busily engaged at present applying to
the HEKAf.D editor such pet names as
"fool' and "imbecile." II the OK matri-
monial journalist derives any satisfaction
from this style Of heavy editorial writing,
We certainly have no objections to his
indulging in it. He should remember,
however, that the ordinary reader Of n
newspaper ia we'll aware OF the fact that
the use Of such pet names in newspa-
per controversy indicates one OF two
things, either that the writer who uses
them does not possess the mental ability
to formulate q sound argument, or that
he is attempting to support position
for which no good and valid argument
Can be offered.
The state herald., 1898-08-12
B. { N. Time caId.
fnAIrs LEAVE AS FOLLOWS;

II Aeon daily except saturday.and Mon
lincoln, Omaha. Chicago and all points
d west i0a5 pm
d56 Tuesday only for Linceln. Omaha,
10 and all points east and west ll;i5p M
~ Aeon daily except Sunday, Cheyenne
tand ihtefmedizte stations 2:l5 a m
Ut bound accommodation trains connect
y first class passenger train at Curtis for
ints east and west.
vpins, dining and reclining chair cars (seats
ar trough trains. Tickets!sold and bag
x.soked to any point In tho Unitod States
fSada.
giinformation, time tables, maps and tickets
on or write TO W. II. Johnston, Agent, Hol
Colo, OF !. Francis. Gon'l Pass'r Ag't y
q fsh
The state herald., 1898-08-12

1t is recommended that congressional
district, senatorial district and county
nominations be not made, and that no
plan OF cooperation on these nominations
DO arrived at until after the holding Of
the state convention. 1t Is urged, how
ever, that the various committees repre-
senting congressional or senatorial dis.
trict organizations assemble at us early u
date as possible and decide upon time
and place for holding their respective
conventions, as well as 10 arrange the ap-
portionment to the same, 80 that county
conventions, when selecting delegates to
the state convention, may also select del
egates TO these other conventions.
1t is also o'recommended that no plat
form be adopted by any convention Of
the silver republican party until after
the state convention has adjourned
These recommendation are made In
accordance with the spirit OF the resolu-
tons adopted ut the last meeting of the
state committee, with the intention Of
bringing about perfect harmony Of action
between our various party organizations,
to the end that we may do the most ef-
fective work Tor the success Of the cause
Of the free coinage of silver, which We
hold is necessary to our national welfare.
r. BROAD, JR, Chairman.
W. Il. FREEMAN, Sec'y.
The state herald., 1898-08-12
lF,r.t publication Aug 3 1873

First publication Aug 1898
NutiGa for Publication,
Land unice at sterling Colo
Aug 2 lsss
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof In support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before clerk
of district court OF Phillips county Colo. ut
iiolyoke Colo on Sept 10 1859, viz;
JULIA MURPHY
lid ,7e for the cse y sec i5tpsn rEw
lie names the following witnesses to prove
hs continuous residence upon and oultiyn-
tion Of said land, viz:
John Malonc of Haxtun Colo
Ann Malone
David Scott " ="
Henry Perkins
fIrniSG Register
The state herald., 1898-08-12

Ths reason why sl,25oOoO,Ooo sought
IN investment Id government bonds
bearing three per cent interest is because
the owners Of the money knew that al
though the rate Of interest was low the
dollars in which the bonds were to be
paid would continue to grow larger and
fntter under the gold standard. Proper
~ that is growing cheaper under gold
contraction cannot compete in the mar
kets against bonds payable in dollars
that are sppreciating In purchasing pow
er.-Silver Knight W atchman.
The state herald., 1898-08-12

The Agitator has picked up the follow
ing idiotic statement from some other
equally idiotic paper: "The oft-repeated
assertion that there could be no prosper-
ity in the state without the free and in
dependent coinage Of silver ut a ratio OF
10 10 l u proved 10 be iallncious and ut
tsrly without foundation" Tho writor
OF that paragraph and the pusillapimous
editor OF the Agitator know that no in
tellgent citizen ever made such q state
ment. II has ever been maintained that
the magnificent resources Of Colorado
are guarantee OF n great degree Of pros
perity without the restoration Of tue free
coinage OF silver. When silver is re-
stored to It's proper position as money
on an equality with gold, then this state
will enjoy prosperity such Us it has new.
sr known demonstrating Democrat.
The state herald., 1898-08-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas Iame. Lamar aud Ella May Lamar
by theiFirusi dead dated July % 1874 and record
Cd In book - pace lie of the recorders office Of
Pmlllpr count, Colo conveyed to W l. Teifotd
tho following dcseribcd property situated In the
county Of Logan tnow Phillips county, state Of
colorado tn-wit The north east quarter 90 of
seiion No seven i7l In township No seven ~
north range No forty five tibl west OF the sixth
ldl principal meridian containing ono hundred
and siEly ncro- more or less according 10 tho U
s goyunmcn, survey
Which conveyance was made to secure coupon
bond % oycn da,a thoreWiih for six hundred
dolnfa payable on tho |. day of July lso3 ut :
per ccaium pcf ihnui. payable somiannnally ne
corpR 10 tho iunufr Of ten Interest coupons boil,
principal aud lntef-ht 10 bear interest at tho
rate of ~ ,cr rent f',r nnnun II not paid At ma.
iuri,y
Whereas. Said tful, .iesd provide. for tho ap-
ppinimrnt ~ a successor In Trust under which
prpylaion The nndtrulgned Bennett has boon
duly appointed such successor and wheioas such
imst decd also pryidos on fnilnm 10 pny tho
monuyi duo on sail COUPON bond aud coupons ne.
eording 10 Ito terms tho trustee ,hHll nd,crtls,'
for saie naid property for thirty days prior to the
day Of 4ile hnd
Whereas default has hccn made 10 the payment
osuix hundred dollars and Interest on aaid con-
ron bond due Jnl5 I. is91 and application hns
been made hy lhe lenal holder thereof for the
shlo oi enii pfoinbe 70 so pay the eaina
Now fhrrefnfH ~ virtue ~ TIN authority Ia
me yes,e,i ns afofesnid viii un Wednesday ihe
- day Of Aurust is9s at 10 O'Clock m %, tho
north tfwmoht ~ door OF tho oonrt house In
ihc eip of Denver count, of Ampahoc state of
Colo ecll tho above described prcmirrs nj public
auction Ia tin hlrhcat md best bidder for each
for tho purpnso of paying aid coupon bond aud
inicres, thereon md nil cot Of okrcniing illA
rust y. Is. BENNETT snccrtsof IN rurt
The state herald., 1898-08-12

Bro. Price Of the Sterling Democrat
sinuated, in recent issue Of the paper,
,st IL was limited by some that some OF
10 federal offices in the State OF Colora-
. had been sold to the highest bidder.
bis was the unkindest cut Of all. or
ourse Bro. Price ought to know, for he
"a bsen 10 assured repeatedly by the
10 counter bosses of the state, that no
aotive other than the spirit Of "putriot-
sm" has actuated them in making the
sdoral appointments
The state herald., 1898-08-12

INTANTID AuESfB ron "nLApsruNr
w ~ iifr nnd rubiiu services" by flius,
W. landlord. wonderful story of giori-
onH eniour. over no large, radiant paHua,
ioosuurrh, tara engraving. ltchnai. biggest
beet nnd only rndnraed "oindstono book"
published. oniy fi.b1. Commission. 10 per
cent rndii dvcn. Freight paycd oulnt
itn7, niur 100 trash and olenf iaoD n month
win the ouly ifuc mad good "dlhds,one
hlnil" Ad1irss Iio Dominion Company,
utpt rGIf ngathufn street. chicago,
The state herald., 1898-08-12
NEW COAL YARD.

Hard and soft coal for sale By james
Young 4 Co. II you need asythise In
TIM inc give Young a CO.. . ssil. Or
ders can be left at @. N. Mowsys hard.
ware storc or see Young on the transfer
wagon you havc any transferring "
any part Of the city call o. james Yong
4 Co. ifyou want to feed youS tsa1,
where there is plenty Of hay and srain
put up at tho East Livery Barn. II you
want good driving tssa lsavs your o..
der at the East Livery Barn.
JAxrs Youxo / 0oH.
The state herald., 1898-08-12

first Publication Juiy isai
NntlHa for Publication.
Land once nj h,oring. Colo
July isps
Notice l. horoby avon that the following
named settler In. iilnd notice of her intrn
iion 10 innk. finnl proof in support OF her
clnim and that saii proof viii be- mndc i,oforc
the clerk Of tlir county court nj iiolyoko
colo On Augi5 iTr VIA
oAhoLiNE u rowEn9
iId " ~ for the 30 4 OF sec na ipinr Is "
hpn
she nance the following witnesses to prov,
her continuous rosilaneo upon hni cuiiisn.
ton NJ said land VIZ
iiarrlson Nornh ~ iiolyake cil
AhnOr u Fleming
william J Whitman
George liumrh
bofthnne Register
The state herald., 1898-08-12

ltirst publication July 81 is9s.
NuiirH fnr Puhnreitun.
Land once at Sterling Coio
July 20 l-9s
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has fiied notice Of his Intention
to make final proof In support Of ms claim.
and that said proof viii b, made before the
clerk county court a,iIoiyokc Colo on Aug "a
iss-, via;
WILLIAM MCKINNEY
I'D u go for the swa sec - tp7nrHw
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and eultiya.
ilon OF said land. viz;
smith worlcy Of Ilolyoko Colo
Fred Borlnnd Z"
Martin summers /"
Dora summers g liolyoko
FLAMING Register.
The state herald., 1898-08-12
To euro Constipation Forever.

\A/ /ASTD-AGENrS FOR "GLADSTONE
wv Ills L,fc aud Public Services" by Thos.
W. landlord. wonderful story of a glori-
Gus career. Over zoo large, radient pages.
100 superb, rare engra,ings. Richest, biggest
best and only endorsed Gladstone bood"
published. Only si.bo, Commission. &c per
cent. Credit given. Freight paid. OUTFIT
free. Drop all trash and clear sso0 n month
with the only truc and good "Giadstone
book" Address The Dominion Company,
Dept. 80, 352 $50 Dearborn street. Chicago.
The state herald., 1898-08-12
Denusy Is Hood peep.

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without il. Cascarots, Candy Cathar-
tic clean your blood and keep II clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm.
purities from tho body. Begin to-day TO
Danish pimpiss, boils. botches, blaekheads.
aud that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Caleareis, s,-beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satiaiaetion guaranteed, l0c, 25c, Doc.
The state herald., 1898-08-12
first publication Aug 10 isos
Huilca for Publication.

First publication Aug 10 is9s
Nutlra for Publication.
Land ono. ni sterling Colo
Aig hiAps
Notice hereby given that the following
named settler has nlod notice Of his inion-
tion TO mako dual proof In support OF his
claim ana that said proof will he made before
the clerk OF tho county court nj iIolyokoColo
on Sept II 1873 via
GEORGE HIRAM TicKETT
iid ~ for The ne y Eos ~ ,p7nr wop m
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon aud cuiiya-
iion of said land viz
George Poe " ilolyokc Colo
George 4 Hall
Anith worlny
Andrew q tnublo ilniyoho Colo
fLrsiso Register
The state herald., 1898-08-12

s,e Mckinley republican state con-
ition will be held at Denver on the 10
! Of September. In the apportion-
mt Phillips county was given five del
atoa.
The state herald., 1898-08-12
You can have the STATE HERALD and
the Weekly Cincinnati Enquirer for one
year for s200

The Rev. W. B. Costley, OF Stockbridge
Ga, while attending 10 his pastoral du-
ties at Ellcnwood, that state, was attack
ed by cholera morbus. He says: "By
chance happened to get hold Of bot
tie OF Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhGa Remedy, and think it was
the means Of saving my life. It relieved
me at once" For sale by +. X. Noblet.
The state herald., 1898-08-12
First publication July 20 1898
NnticH fur Public atiun,

IsuHu UHcb NJ StcrlIhB COLO
July u l59s
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion TO make final proof In support of his
clam and that said proof will be made before
the clerk of the county court nv ilolyoke
Colo on sept 10 1898 viz
JOHN II OLSON
lid L SO for the u ne 4 and Ell Sc 4 sec 10 tip
Snrf7 Gpm
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya.
ton of sad land viz
George W Garland of Holyoke Colo
Stuart W Beggs
Washington NJ Stay Uaxtnn
Milton Clark
DC FLEMING Register
The state herald., 1898-08-12

u claimed that the mints OF India
70 b opened to the free coinage of
sr st a % to ! with gold.
The state herald., 1898-08-12

First publication July - isaS-No &,
NntiCs for Publication
United States Land oficc
Sterling Colo Jhly g 1898
Notice ia hereby givca that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
TO make final proof in support OF his claim
and that said proof viii be made before the
cicri, OF county ooirt g. Holyoke Colo on
Sept 3 1855 viz:
FRANK WATKINS
Id u 40 235 for the lots l, ., sand sec % tn .
rev
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion OF said land viz'
Jesse NJ Kimball Of Amherst Colo
Jacob smith
Warren + noston "
Jacob Gilmore
CFLEMINo Register
The state herald., 1898-08-12
Ono Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That Is what Il was made for.
First publication July % 1893
TlAEER.CrLTuRg HlNAI PROOF.
Nntirs Tor Pnhliuatiu 4,

United States Land Office
Sterling Colo July ~ 1895
Notice Ia hereby given that Wilson II Coats
has nlcd notice Of Intention U make final
proof before the clork OF the county court nj
his Office In i!olyoke Colo on saturday the 4
day OF sept 1875 ON timber cnlture application
No li53s for the g y sw Y and mise aof sec No
10 IN tp6 n soisw
He names rs witnesses;
John II Davis OF Bryant Colo
William A Coats "
Charles jackson :"
Andrew Sells
FLEMING Register
The state herald., 1898-08-12
ole Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That ls wha, IL was made Tor.

First publication Aus 10 isDs.--so
IlABfR.CllllRs FINAL PROOF
NuiiGa for Publication
United states Land Ofirr
sterling tolo. Ans v ihl-
Notice Is hereby gives that James
A Lamping has fird motto. Of his In
icntion to make finai proof before clerk OF
county court Of fhiiiipa county Colo nj his
onir" In iiolyokc Colo on sept II. i-aa. ON
timber culture application No ioi@ FOR the
W 4 ~ -rc - tps ~ row
lie nhmes ns Witnesses
Gust swhnson OF ilolyule Colo
Gust iounH
doorg. W Ilundii, =" iinstun
Andrew Hendrix "
ufLLMiN0 RcEistar.
The state herald., 1898-08-12
NURSERY STOCK N WHOLESALE

VII, buy your Nursery stock from agents
OF dralor.. thus boinf forced 20 pay OK
orbl,an, prleesf Buy direct from tho
srowrr at wholesale prices and ravo all
dealers or uTonts' profits. Can you na,e
nionoy BY doinHso woll rond tho fol
lowing and say for yuur-oif
In onl"r 10 Introduce our lhrgn line of
choice nur-. ~ stock In this ,leiaity, we
vii for limited tins ~ tho faiiouing
ordcr, which NJ regular ngnnts prices
would be-
100 reneh Tree 2 n, ioe sio0
lo1 Apricot frces -" " 100
tafly Ohio arhpas o. 600
llndy Perpetual iio-es 100
Eycrblooning AliLcaa 200
5000
This entirn order NJ tidal shipment win
bo A"ni FOR in.uo, cnnb 10 accompany onist
~ On receipt of NJ balance G. %. y. This
stock l. One aud thrifty and The hl,oyo
s'upcndous olfer Ia made Tor a limited
time Ia Introduce nur tiock and methods
of dealing direct with The plnniefa n
yuu do no, mod all Tho stock iltipl yan
can phslly dispose ~ ihr rufnlua 20 your
helglibow ai n handsome profit. Such an
oiicr iha hHNof before boon nh,is In this
rirlniit nnd i- the chance nf ilfoihnn.
sipTl viii BE- 10 sprnfcly pacie1 Ne ~
stand q ,houfnnd mile shipment without
mum. utiar NJ oncn,
AiIitASahs VALLEY 81 BHEHirl
nodewici, ianaha
The state herald., 1898-08-12

Cali on ". G. Holland clc,a OF the dis-
trici court whom wishing TO mpko final
proof.
The state herald., 1898-08-12
ro.curo a Cold In ono pny

Druggists refund tho money II 1t fails TO
Cure. &c. nugi
The state herald., 1898-08-12
FIRST Publication July 8 1875
llNBtRCuLTuGE FINAL PGOOY
Npiics for Publication
United States Land Once
sinrllua. EuIn InIa. IL.

United States Land one.
sterling Colo July ias
Notice Is hereby given thatGustaf = Carlson
has filed notice OF intention to make hnni
proof before clerk Of the county court at his
Office In lIolyokc Colo on Saturday the 18Th
day Of Aug 1925 on timber culture application
No a.65 for theme u OF see soji ,ii ip so7ni
No 20 w6pm
He names ms witnesses:
james Hamilton OF Ilolyakc Colo
John starn
Claus Johnson "
Andrew J Anderson {"
DC FLEMING Register
The state herald., 1898-08-12

Tor making final proof 20 to Clerk OF
District Court.
The state herald., 1898-08-12

No-ro-hsc for vtsty osasA
mon 'o"s soss ss'sss Ssls s''s AZ n:s.: -
The state herald., 1898-08-12
First publication July e2 isas-No
TIMBER CrliuGB FINAL PROOF.
Notice ioT Publication.

NouGH ioE FuulCau0u,
United States Land Oficc,l
sterling Colo july l0lsgs
Notice Is hereby given that Reulus wTaylor
has filed notice OF Intention TO mako final
proof before clerk OF county court
Mt his Office in iioiyokc Colo on
saturday the q day Of Aug isas ON timber
culture application No 1isoeior the ne QUAR-.
ter OF section No q In township No On range
No iiw
The state herald., 1898-08-12

W. r. FREEMAN, Sec'y.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-04
SHERWOOD is NOT ADMITTED
Republican Executive Committee De-
ciines to Recognize the Man Added
by Chairman Burbank.

Chairman Burbank of the republican
county committee received something of
setback at the meeting OF the executive
committee last evening when the eighth
man he appointed to the committee. the
county convention having authorized him to
appoint only seven, was denied admission to
the meeting This man was George B.
Sherwood of South Omaha, and he is sup
posed TO represent the faction of the party
in the Magic City opposed to j. II. Van
Dusen, one of the republican candidates for
state senator. Sherwood and his friends
charge that Austin. the Van Dusen MEM
ber of the executive committee. was in
strumental in having the motion made
which excluded his colleague, as he, Austin.
wished to dispense all the money used
in South Omaha. Austin and his friends,
however, deny this, and say that Sher-
wood was an advocate of only one member
from South Omaha, and that he should
be taken at his word. There was consid-
cradle ill-feeling over the action of the
committee and a meeting OF the county
committee may be ecalled within a few
days to decide whether the appointment of
Sherwood is to stand, or whether the orig
inal action OF the county convention is TO
be the law governing the power Of Chair
man Burbank.
The next matter Of Importance before the
committee was the assessment OF the can
didates, All the candidates were present
except Noyes for senator, Walker for rep
resentative and Kelsey for commissioner
The committee discussed the subject long
time before the candidates were called in
and then the discussion was renewed. The
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-04
DRIVING OUT THE THIEVES
Chief White Has Another squad
Ready to Leave the City for
Good This Morning.

Today the limit of time given to the
thieving men and women of the district"
to leave town by Chief White will be up
and 1t is expected that at least dozen of
the notorious known panel houses will have
For Rent" signs displayed on their fronts.
When Chief White rounded up the forty
male and female thieves the day after he
took charge of his office he forced ten of
tie most desperate ones TO leave the city
the following day. Those who will leave to-
day were ones who had property matters to
adjust. The chief gave them time to wind
up their affairs.
Among the departing exifes are: Noisy"
frankie, VIII Meyers and wife, "Sheeney"
Meyers and wife, Nora Heating, one of the
most celebrated pickpockets in the country;
Chicago Mable" Jackson, her partner; Ida
Mitchell, Tied" House. Indian Charlie"
Tracy, a safe blower; Goat Hinch, Gold
Tooth" Ada, "Top and Bottom Rogers, a
good" confidence man; and Tommy AS
kins George Taylor, Ida Young and Mary
Haley, three OF the most adept panel work.
ers in the~city. left Saturday. The chief
understands that the undesirables who
leave the city today are but a very small
portion OF the criminal element that he
must weed out. Last night he gave orders
to the entire night force of detectives to
gather in another batch. To aid them he
ordered six uniformed officers to don their
citizens clothes and report to the night
captain for detective duty.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-10-04
LIGHTS ALONG THE STREETS
Wonderful Electrical Effects Pro-
duced for the illumination of King
Ak-Sar-Ben's Line of March.

The electrical illuminations of the streets
for the parades this week and the peace
jubilee next week were tested last night.
and far. as the effects were concerned
were highly successful 1t is safe to say
they eclipse anything ever before attempted
in the city. The arches over the cross
streets are especially pretty, being some
thing new, and with their colored lights
give a charming variety to the illumina-
tions. The usual line OF incandescent lamps
along the sides Of the principal streets are
in place again this year and the distance
covered by the illuminations is greater
than ever before.
Standing at the foot OF Farnam street
and looking up the hill to the city hall,
court house and Bee building, which are
made brilliant with their hundreds of
lamps, 1t has the appearance of long
brightly burning fuses leading to pillar
Of dazzling fire. Looking down the street
from the hill the arches have the appear
ance Of completely roofing the street with
their colored lights, and in contrast with
the darkness above and the black shadows
of the buildings takes on the character
of a brilliantly illuminated tunnel. Six
teenth, Fifteenth and Douglas streets are
equally as beautiful, and there seems to be
more of an effort on the part of the busi-
ness houses in the illuminated section to CO.
operate with the city in making it a cred
table display.
These electrical decorations are the most
elaborate ever seen in the west, and with
out any other attraction should be sufti-
cient to draw crowds of visitors to the
city. Few people in town, who have beer
accustomed to surprises in this line each
year since the organization of the Ak-Sar'
Zen parades had any idea Of the beauty
which was being prepared for them unit
the current was turned on last night ant
the universal expression was one of aston
ishment. The lights will be turned on IL
full force tonight.