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The state herald., 1899-02-17

Tho way to go to CATALONIA is In u
tourist csr-prrsonally conducted. via III,
Burlington Route. You don't chang.
ears. for make last time. ion SEQ the
ilncst scenery on the globe.
Yonr car Ia not no exrcnsIvc'y finished
nor 70 fine To look ut II. palace ulcrpei
hut II IL just as clean, ine, as comiorta.
bile, jus, ns good to fldo In. and nrari
go chenper.
The Bnriinaton cxcuraiona leave ever,
Thursday reaching san Frnnciaco Sun.
day md Los angeles Monday. Porter
with each car. Excursion manager witt
each party For folder giving full infor-
nation call NJ hoarca, u. 4 NJ. Il. q. de-
pot or write To j. Francis. Gcn'l pnaacn
ger Agent omata, Ncb. W, 20
The state herald., 1899-02-17
Aliryos Turned TO Lincoln.

The omnha exposition has closed nnd
all eyes arc now turned townrd Lincoln.
the capital city, where tho legislature
will coon ineo,. Tho installation OF new
,,hio oiiecfs. the election OF United
states senator, and other matters ol much
Importance will mrEc Llbcoln tho ccnt,r
of eta'c interests and oyory Nebraslnn
viii want To road the old reliable stand
by, The State journal, dunug the CON
ing year. Asa special indueemcnt To
secure now readers. The Semi. Weekly
journal, printed every Tuoeday nud FRI
day, will be mmled from now until Janu.
my ], 1900, for sl.o0, This 10 mighty
long time Tor tho money and tho sooner
you tcnd your dollar tho more pnpers
yon got. There tent my other paper m
NebFnal;n that giyea 20 much for the
money. II Is twice no good ns the old
fashioned weekly. Try 1t. Address, The
Sin,a journal. Linroin. Neb.
The state herald., 1899-02-17
NEW CoAL YARD.
W nkELsEY
srbs,ite,s Trustee

hard and noft coal Tor sale by Jgmes
Young Il Co. II YOU need anything in
la Inc give Young & Co, u call. Or
ers tan be left nj c. NJ. Mowry's hard
are store or see Young on the transfer
wagon II You have any Transferring to
my part Of the city call on James Young
& Co. II You want TO feed your tenn
where there is plenty Of hay and grain
Dut up at the East Livery Barn. II you
,ant d good driving team leave your or
dor NJ the Eas, Livery Barn.
JAMES YousG & SoS
The state herald., 1899-02-17

r. W. Patterson has introduced In the
Colorado house of representatives bill
providing for the assessment, by tn,
county assessor. Of all railroad propert.
except the rolling stock. This bill has
considerable merit, but would have u
much better show for passage il it pro
vided for the assessment OK only the rail
road buildings and other property oil
that nature along the line of road. I'm
der our statutes, the valuation OF al
such property Ia made a part Of the val
nation per mile of the line OF road and
the result is that the town or county IN
which this property is situated receive,
no more tax from it than any other town
or county aloDg the liue Of road. Th.
tax on such property certainly should 70
to the county IN which the property IL
situated and no, be distributed among
nil OF the counties along the line oil road
The state herald., 1899-02-17

clasities the counties rs follows: FRS
class; Arupahoe, Boulder, Fl Paso, Las
Animas, Pueblo and Weld
Second class; Larlmer, Fremont, jet
ferson and Lake.
Third class; Chafree, La Plata, Mesa,
Otero, Pitkin and Clear Creek.
Fourth class; Cheyenne, Coneios, Cos
tilla, Delta, Douglas, Eagle, Elbert, Gar
field, Gilpin, Gunnison. Hrerfano, kiowa
Lincoln, Logan, Montrcse, Morgan, Park,
Prowers, Rio Grande, Ouray, Saguache,
Routt, San Juan and San Miguel.
Fifth class; Bent, Custer, KIT Carson,
Montezuma, Phillips, Rio Blanco. Sedg-
wick, Summit, Washington and Yuma.
Sixth class; Archuleta, Baca, Dolores,
Grand, Hinsdale and Mineral.
THIS classification is based on the as
sessed valuation Of the counties and Is
not subjec, to the criticisms nude by us
on the pro 20, ed clasei ification us report
ed IN the Deavcr paper. We understand
that the probabilities are that TINS Glass
iticatlon will be changed so as to be more
favorable to the weaker counties NJ it ia
recognized by the author and many OF
the friends OF the measure hat the weak
er counties of the state have been assess.
ing their property at very nearly iis cash
value while tho wealthy count iss have
been assessing iaf below this value. We
nelieve the limit ior the levy IN some o
the proposed classes Of counties is toe
low anu that, II the bill passes as intro
duced, an injustice will be done some o
tho weaker counties. II the friends o
TINS measure will insist upon n limit IL
the levy and classification that will b,
AR TO the taxpayers OF all counties, til,
oil will meet with very little opposition
from the people.
The state herald., 1899-02-17
Largest Market Newspaper in the
World

Largest Market Newspaper in the
World.
The South Omaha Drovers Journal.
scnt out Duily, Tri- Weekly, Semi-Wcek
ly and Weekly, is the largest. cheapest.
brightest aud bes, live stock newspaper
and market reporter in the west. 1t Is
he leading market paper for stock rails =
ers, farmers, fine stock breeders and
rraln dealers. IL addition to its complete
accurate and impartial report OF tin
South Omaha live stock market, it con
'ains the very latest and correct marse'
ports by telegraph, from all the primer
pal stock markets Of the country, as w.l,
is telegraphic and general news. Dsi,
81, Weekly 81 90 Semi Weekly 81
Weekly sl.J0 per yenr. For Tree samph
copy. address The Drovors journal Co.
Depna A,lbery, Treasurer aud Mauugei
U. 5. Yards, South Omaha, Nebraska.
The state herald., 1899-02-17

The general public will soon be fur
nished with some more of the history oi
the "emsalmcd beef" and it is certainl,
to be hoped that the Investigation That IL
to be made into the charges OF Genera
Miles may result in settlement Of tins
vexed question. II parties hsve been
guilty, MS changed by General Miles, al
furnishing for the soldiers meats uni
for man to eat, the people shonld know
it and the guilty parties be made to SUI
fer for their acts.
The state herald., 1899-02-17

A Denver daily newspaper recontly
published wha, /, claimed 10 be ,ht
classification Of the counties Of tho state
provided Tor IN bill introduced 10y Son.
n,or Taylor 10 Iis limit 10 tho levy for
general county purpo0ee aud, relying
upoS the coffceincta of our Information.
NJ took occhn!on TO criticlse the njustico
oi ID" prupor'd clrrHdoatou. We have
''nce received u copy Of Senator 1aylor'a
b'll hrd iltd Tint the classification pro.
ridsd fnr IN he hill IA radically different
itom thai Published hy tho Denver newn
tiicr referred lo The bill provides Tor
'ik c,asesn 81 counties With limit for
'he lew iur eenefal county purpooes Of 4
y. -, 10. 20 and - milr frspccii,,i, and
The state herald., 1899-02-17
YOUNG MOTHERS.

Group 10 the terror of thousands OF
young mothers because Ia outbreak Ia
30 nRoniaIne aud frequcn,ly fatal. shi.
loh'a Cough and Consumption Cnrn ncis
like mneIe IN cascn Of cionp. II has
never been known 10 fall. Tho wor.t
easea relieved Immediately. Price 90
ois', 30 eta. and si,on. CITY Drug Store.
The state herald., 1899-02-17

Mr. s. a. Faeklcr, editor Of the Nj
canopy tsla) iInatlcr, with bis wifo and
children. suffered terribly from LaGhppu
oHc Mina'e Cough Cnrc wns the onl,
rem'dy that helped them. I, acted
quickly. Thousnnda o' Others use this
remedy rs a specific FOR La Grippe and
i'a "Shauating after effects. City Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1899-02-17

WANTED-SEvERAL TRUSTWORTHY
w Persons in this state to manage our busi-
ness In their own nnd nearby counties. II is
mainly office work conducted ut home. Sala.
ry straight 500 aycar and xpenses-dcflnItc
bonafldc, no more, no less salary. Monthly
s!5. References. Enclose self-a'ldresscd
stamped envelope Herbert L. Hess, prcst.,
Dept. NJ. Chicago.
The state herald., 1899-02-17
FIRST publication Jan u isw-So
Nntirn fnr pnhlirntirr

first publication Jan u lsgg-No
Nnucn inr Publication
\ United State, Land once
Sterling Colo Jan 10 lN9
Notice is hereby gwen That the following
named settler hns iilod notice of his intention
To make nnai proof "a support Of hi. claim
and that said proof ,ill be- made before tho
clcri. Of district ooirt .. tiplyokc colo on
ieb % i-Qg viz.
GEORGE sMIDT
I'D u No 40 for the sw y sec ~ ~ 9nr sJw
He names the follo~ing witnesses TO prov.
his continuous rosidtiec upon and cuitiya-
tion of said land v.s'
Herman Jurgens Of iiolyoke Colo
slcntz Lammcrs "
John inmncrs d"
Henry Miller "
CrLEMISG Register
The state herald., 1899-02-17

The bill introduced by SenutorSeldom
ridge providing for the publication O.
the delinquent tax list for two weeks in
stead Of four as undr the present Law
hns been killed as ii well deserved to be
The state herald., 1899-02-17
4 Spssi.l Rarsain isr NsHsrartr Rss1er,.

'fs''-' bA' saAn '' SunslsNf LtaieiS.
The Semi Weekly Republic and Thu
STATE HERALD both one Year for 81 90.
The Semi-Woehly Republic is so well
known TINT about all that is necessary tt
secure subscription is To call attention
oft 1t is the best general newspaper
OF its class published, aud has larger
circulation now than any other news
Weekly or .Semi.Wee.ly. II has com
rnnd not only OF all the great sources Of
news from the Daily and Sunday Repnb-
lic, but also receives the specinl service
II the Neb York Herald and New York
Journal. The telegraphic and cable
ervice OF The Republic and the papers
mentioned have never been eau.led IA
the history OF Iournalism in this or IN,
other country 1t has 30 m,ny ndvant-
ages M news catherer. that no o,n.i
paper can claim to be lis equal, Tn,
whole held Of news Is covered thorough.
ly The special fontures and illustra
lona are always the best. More no,et
writer's contribute To it's columns thar
To any other paper OF its class. Ii is
published especially TO meet the wants
"f 'ha, large class Of roadors who have
not the opportunity or cannot uiIord 10
read daily paper. II is the leading
democratic paper OF the Mississippi, VAL
ey. by special arrangement made for
a limited time only. our friends will b.
given nn opportunity TO take advantage
"i this liberal proposition. Remember
he oller, The Twice.A.Week Republic.
III pages week, mud the STATE HERALD
both one Year Tor only So.
The state herald., 1899-02-17

iirst publication Jan q isoe-So
Mites for Publication.
Land onico at sterling Colo.
Jan "a 1870
Notice Is hcrol y given that the following
named settler has nied notice Of his intent nuon
Ia mako iinal proof m support OF his claim.
and that said proof will be mndo bofor. the
clerk Il district court ut nolyokc Colo. on
Mar I, iSy9 viz;
HAIRY u sPRAGuE
ia s,i for the sw Z scca tpsnrisw
lie names the following witnesses 10 prov.
his continuous residcnoc upon and cultivu
ton Of. said land. yisi
iiarncy Clark Holyoke Colo
Isaac \ sayior 4"
william 4 Heller
Charles ~ Mowry
FLEMING Register
The state herald., 1899-02-17
MANY A LOVER,

Has turned with dirgust from M
otherwise lovnblc rirl with an offensive
breath. ksrl'a Clover Root Tea puriiies
tho breath by i,s no,ion on the boaois.
etc. ~ nothing olsc viii. Sold for ycars
on abeolute guarantee. Prise - o,s.and
80 OTIS. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1899-02-17

To insure u happy new year. keep tho
lifor clear and The body yIgorout ns Ne.
Ing bnwlit'H LATHE Early biasfs, ihA IN.
mona lliue pllla Tor constipation and hv
., lroublee. Cliy DLnR hlore.
The state herald., 1899-02-17
acnuty Is ulond peer.

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarots, Candy Catbar-
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
banish pimplen, boils, blotches, bleckhcads.
and that sicNly bilious complexion by taking
ascarets,--benuty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, i0c, 25c, zoe.
The state herald., 1899-02-17

Horrible agony ia o.nsed by piles
burma and skin direarea. Thoao nre i'm
nedlalely relieved aud quickly cured by
DcWilia wiich Ilssel Hal,e. Beware
of Worthless limitations. City Drug Store
The state herald., 1899-02-17

Nl/ ,SrD-AGENrs ron "otAnsroNi.
Wv ilis lifo and Pubic sarnrrs," by 1hs.
". iiundfard. \ wonderful story e n rlnfi-
Gus earrr. over icp large, rndiont pHHc'
100 superb. rate cngra, innu. lirn..,. bRgrsf
beat and cnly endorsed "uiAdttonc bood'
published only eid0. commi saion. ~ Pet
oont Credit given. freight paid. outni
tree. nrop MI trash and clear tao . month
wiih tho oniy true and suoi "oindsiunc
book" Address The Dominion uumpnns.
Dept. % aiaie Denrhorn street. chicnHp
The state herald., 1899-02-17

Do,', Tobacco Spit and sulosc Tour lie Anay.
To quilt tobacco easily and forever. bc ma:
netlc. lull OF lie. nerve and yiFor. tako Nolyo
lac. the wnndcr-worlser. that makes weak mct
strong. Al. druggists, soe or fi. Cure runfan
teed bco,.lot and sample free. Address
Sterling Hemedy Co, Chicago or New York
The state herald., 1899-02-17
First publication Jan "a 1890
Nutius for Publication
Land oalce Mt sterling Colo
INN ~ IsaQ

Land ollce at Sterling Colol
Jan q 1850
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof In support Of his
clnim and that said proof win be made before
clerk Of the district court at HolyolSe ON Mar
II 1870 via
CHARLES PETER
Id L 2ii for the lots 3 and G 5 Z NV sec Q
tpsnri5 "
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultNa
ton of said land viz
George y fcn,herby Of Iiolyole Cole
George s Trego :,
Harry rrcgn
William c Heller Sc
nc Fleming. Register
The state herald., 1899-02-17

Some OF the wild eyed imperlalists,
Who insist that the supremacy OF the
United States over the Philippine ,slands
must be established even ut tho expense
seem to be SO infatuated with this pro
posed new departure in our national pol
icy that they are not willing to concede
That any patrioiic American citizen can
oppose snch a policy. These gentlemen
are nov charging Senators Mason. Hoar.
Hale, Gorman and those voting with
them against the peace treaty. with hav-
ing caused tho bloodshed IN the rec.u,
battles between our army and the Phil
lave originated in any well balsnced
mind. Ii is n nice proposition, indeed,
that man cannot, in tic highest leeis-
iaiiye body Of our nation, assert his IN
dividual right TO oppose an administra-
iion policy without being denounced a.
a traitor aud murderer. Tho senator.
who opposed the ratification OF the peace
treaty are certainly entitled to creii, for
the same honesty OF purpose IN doing 70
that ,s claimed by thyse who voted ior
The treaty and i, is nothing to the credit
of the journalism Of the day that SOM
nf the leading administration newspaper
have not only refused TO concede honest,
oi purpose 10 these senators, but have
attempted TO brand them ns traitors
The state herald., 1899-02-17

The McEnery resolution bearing OF
the Philippine question was adopted by
| tho senate Tuesday by vote oi - to %
The resolution is as follows:
"rhat by the ra,ii,ttion OF the treaty
OF peace With Spain it is no, intended to
incorporate the Inhabitants OF the Phil.
ippines INTO citizenship OF the United
States, nor is 1t intended TO permanently
annex sad islands us mn integral part OF
the Territory OF the United States; but 1t
ls the intention of the United States to
establish on snd islands government
suitable 10 the wants and conditions o.
the inhabitants Of said Islands, to pre-
pare them for local self government, and
n due tiuie TO make such disposition o.
said islands us viii best promote the in
ierests OF the ciiizens OF the Uuited
States and the Inhabitants OF raid is
lahds."
The reaolntion Is rather uncertain IN
is meaning us relates to the final dispn
siIon of the islands aud, while on tn.
question Of tho permanent annexation
u the islands to the United states the
resolution has no binding force upon tn,
action o: the administration or congrer..
ye, II may serve good purpose in CIV
ing the PHILIPPINES some little nssuronc,
that the United Stnies does not favor ih.
policy Of annexation that has Tor some
time been 50 loudly advocated by class
" our cit'ztns who hay, become infatu
a'ed with tho Attractions Of imperialism
and whoee nmbiiion knows no bounds
1t will also furnish THESE NOISY imperial
i-is and would-be monlders OF national
policy liltlc TODD Tor srriond thought.
The state herald., 1899-02-17

lLTASTEp- AurSrA ron "Di AnsTosp
w iiis ilfo and inhiie SERVICES" by 1liua
W. iiandfafi. 4 wonderful story of n gioh
ons career. over 80 large, radihni ragus
'uosDperb. rare engfh,infa, lnohoat. hiHg NJ
beet nnd onif endorsed "riadsione houh"
Published. oniy 3i.bn. comnliu#on. TO p,i
cent. ,tu,iit Hivcn. Freight rhyei.. ouini
ifcc, Diup oil trash nnd clear ialn u month
with the only true aud Hood ''dinisinn,
boio" Address The Dominion rompan,
ppot % Es aa0 Dearborn street. ,hirnro
The state herald., 1899-02-17

Educate Your Towels Nfiib CHsrnrrt..
tAndJ tntimliic, cure cunnllpation forever,
ioe.f3c. II q G. {, ia.l. dTuariAts refund money.
The state herald., 1899-02-17
To Cure cna4,ipation ior-vcr.

Take Cssscagots Candy Caihnrtio ioc or &C,
II C. e. q. fail to sue. druggists refund money
The state herald., 1899-02-17

Try II. You wiii be pleased.
The record-union., 1899-07-02

MANILA, July 1, 1856 p. m.-The
rebels made a demonstration at San
Fernando last evening. They took adj
vantage Of the darkness and rain to
make sally against the north line,
for the purpose of annoying the Amer
leans, as they failed to push their at
tack. The American loss was pri-
vate OF the Seventeenth Regiment kill
ed and four men wounded.
The firing began at 10 o'clock and the
rebels expended quantities of ammuni-
ton. All the troops FASTENED to en-
trench in expectation of a general at
tack. The Seventeenth Regiment, the
Twelfth Regiment and the Iowa Regi-
ment participated in the engagement,
but did not advance beyond the out
posts. After an hour the Filipinos fired
rockets. apparently as signal to cease
firing, but there were scattered shots
all night long, which kept the Ameri-
cans under arms.
The enemy's loss was not discovera-
BILE, but was probably small.
The Americans were guided in their
shooting only by the flashes Of the
rebel rifles.
The United States transport Hancock
sails for home tonight with TAO men
of the Nebraska Regiment and 250
men of the Utah Artillery About thirty
of the Nebraskans and twenty-five of
the Utahs remain here, a majority of
them re-enlisting. The Nebraska troops
have been living on board the ship in
the harbor awaiting the Utah's readi-
ness for departure
The soldiers enjoyed the transport
immensely after the months spent in
the trenches.
The record-union., 1899-07-02
HOMESTEAD sTRIKE.
There Seems to be No Doubt That II
VIII be Extensive.

P1TTSBURG (Pa), July There
now seems to be no doubt that there
Will be an extensive strike at the
Homestead plant Of the Carnegie Steal
Company, whether or not the contast
will rival that inaugurated july 1. 1899
remains to be seen. The question al
issue is practically the same as in '92--
recognition by the company Of the
Amalgamated ACKNOWLEDGMENT the
men seem determined to stand by
their intention to the very last. The
company. on the other hand, has an
nounced decisively that no Amalga-
mated Association men can have en-
ployment in its plant
The present trouble was precipitated
yesterday when a committee of thir-
teen representing the Homestead
Lodge of the Amalgamated Association
went to Superintendent Corey to de-
nand the reinstatement of the fifteen
union men who have been discharged
at one time or another in the last
three weeks. Mr. Corey and President
c. M. Schwab received them in the
company's office, and not only dis
charged them, but informed them that
they could not go back into the mill
to get their dinner buckets This ac-
ton OF the company incensed the
Amalgamated people, and they imme-
ddately took steps to get their MEM
beers and sympathizers out of the mill.
The result of this movement is some
what in doubt, as the men claim to
have been successful In having at least
800 skilled steel workern quit work.
The record-union., 1899-07-02
TIN PLATE PLANTS.
Nearly All Idle and Nearly $4,000
WOrkmen Out.


PITTSBURG, July 1.-The new scale
year of the Amalgamated Association
of Iron and Steel Workers began to-
day with better record for the union
than has been made for more than half
a dozen years. Nine individual firms
and the representatives of the Ameri-
can Hoop Company, Republic Iron and
Steel Company and the Iron and Steel
Sheet Manufacturers Association have
signed the scale so far and a number
of @other signatures are expected be-
fore the day closes.
The mills that have not signed, but
at which scales hav beeen presented,
are the Sprang, Chalfant & Co., Pitts
burg Forge and Iron Company and
Moorehead Bros. & Co. OF these all
but about fifty men are out at Spangs,
the works of the forge company have
shut down and Moorehead's plant is
still in operation. The local firms not
recognizing the union are the Carnegie
Steel Company, Jones & Laughlins,
Park Steel Company, J. Painter & Sons,
William Clarkson & Co. and Sanger,
Nyack & Co. At several of these the
workmen are secretly connected with
the Amalgamated, but no attempt
was made to insist upon the scale, and
all the plants were in full operation to-
day.
AS a result of the failure to agree
upon the tin plate scale, all the mills
in the country are idle to-day, barring
four non-union plants, and nearly So
COO skilled and unskilled workmen are
out of employment pending a settle
ment
The record-union., 1899-07-02
ON COAST DIAMONDS.
Gilt Edges Treat WatsonviIles to
a Goose Egg.

WATSONVILLE, July 1.-The Sac
ramento baseball team to-day defeated
the Watsonvilles by score of 4 to @.
Doyle's superior pitching disheartened
the home team and brought victory to
the Sacramentos Score by innings:
jacksonville ......0 0 O o @ O O o 90
Base hits 2, errors 4.
Sacramento ..3 0 O O O O O o.
Base hits 8, errors 1.
Batteries, Harper and Morrow; Doyle
and Stanley. Umpire, O'Connell.
SANTA CRUZ, July Oakland won
a poor game to-day, the score being 10
to 10. The game was replete with err
rors. wild throws and misplays Balsz
pitched five innings and gave way to
Devereaux. In the first inning Oak
land made five runs, Hardae's drive to
right field caused home run and
brought in two other runs The pitch
ers ON both sides were hit hard. Oak
land made II and Santa Cruz Is base
hits. Each side made seven errors. In
the third inning Williams retired owing
to illness Streib went on third and
Balsz was retired to right field Score:
Oakland 10, Santa Cruz 10.
Batteries, Shea and Hammond; Balsz,
Devereaux and Pace.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-The San
Jose baseball team to-day defeated the
San Francisco by soure of to g.
The game attracted large crowd and
was Of exceptional interest. Score:
San Jose 5, hits 6, errors 2; San Fran
cisco 3, hits II, errors 2. Batteries,
Andrews and Kent; Iberg and Swindells
Umpire, Rube Levy.
The record-union., 1899-07-02
thenehv serioualv crinnline the min.

thereby seriously Gripping the mill.
The company, however, announced
that the mills were running full dur
ing the night, and this forenoon and
up to the time Of closing down OF the
Saturday half holiday.
There are 6, 800 men now employed
at the Homestead Steel Works, Of
which 1900 are skilled workmen ELI
gible to membership in the Amalga-
mated Association. The remainder are
machinists and other craftsmen and la
borers 1t is claimed by some that
none of the employees who went into
the troubles Of 1892 are in favor of the
present strike.
A mass meeting Of workers was held
tonight. 1t was largely attended, and
addresses were made by officials and
leaders of the Amalgamated Assocla-
ton. The speakers dwelt particularly
on the benefits of organization, and i'm
pressed on their audience the necessi-
ty of united stand in the present
crisis.
The meeting closed with the singing
Of America