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The state herald., 1900-07-13
SUMMONS


county sssss q & eHiSfs Tslp In tho district court
James q. Mccall, plaintiff vs. Charles james.
defendants.
The People OF the State OF Colorado.
To Charles Jane. the defendant above named,
greeting
You are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against you by th. sbove
named plainti6 In III. district court, Of
Phillips county. state Of Coio'sdv. and an.
wer tho complaint therein within twenty
days after the service hereof. " served with.
IN thi. county, or. n served nut of ihl. coun-
~. or by publication, within thirty days al
ter tho s-r,io" hereof. cxciu.iye,f tho day
Of service, or Judgment by default viii In
taken against you according 10 the prayer
Of the com inint. And n copy II the com.
plant In tho above entitled acton bs not
served with thissummops. or " the scrvicr
hereof b. made sut Of this state, then ten
days additional to the time h.roinb~forr
specified Tor appearance and answer ~ili bs
allowed b-for. the taking OF Judgment by dc
fault ~ AFORESAID.
The said actioni. brought 10 quiet the titir
10 the following described property to.witi
s~A of acc 20 township \ north of rnns- Il
wnsi ~ the 9Th y N IN Colorado. plaintiff al
isninK that he !. the absolute owner IN
fer.simple hhd In ros-~.Aion OF said premises
plhln,ir viii also prpy for costs Of this action
an VIII morn fully appear from The complaint
IN said action IN which sfcrrncc Ia here
inhde. cori NJ complain, Ia hcfao attached
ANA roh ~" hereby notified that II you fail
70 appear, AMI " answer the said complaint
~ abor. Required. the said plnlntin will tai.
isiaul, mud inhument ~ prayed
Given under my iirnd ana the seal OF the
district court NJ ioiyok- Colo. In said coun.
" this a day Of June. a u ito0
tsehll W. %, IiLLLAND.
Clerk ofDi,ttirt co-ri, pbiiiirs count, Toto
The state herald., 1900-07-13
LINCOLN ON MoKINLEY'S
POLICY,

The republican national platform
promises to the people Of the Philip
pinss "the largest measure Of selfgovern.
msnt consistent with their welfare and
our duties."
Abraham Lincoln disposed Of this
specious plea, used in his time, as il has
been in every time, by tho apologists
OF government without the consent Of
the governed. In the course Of one Of
bis famous series Of speeches replying TO
Douglas the first republican president
said:
"These arguments thst are made, that
the inferior races are to 10 treated with
as much allowance as they ars capable
OF enjoying; that as much is to be done
for them As their condition will allow
what are these argumentss They are
the arguments that kings have made for
suslsvisg the people in all ages Of the
world. You will find that oil the argu-
ments in favor Of klnecraft were Of this
class; that they always bestrods the
necks Of the people; not that they want
cd to do 1t, but because the people were
better of for being ridden. Turn 1t
Whatever way yon will, whether it come
from the mouth Of king, an excuse for
snslavipg the people Of the country, or
from the mouth Of men Of one race for
snslsving the men Of another, it is all
the same old serpent"
Thus clearly and emphsticslly has
Abraham Lincoln bequeathed to US his
Judgment on the Philippine policy OF
William McKlnley.-New York World.
The state herald., 1900-07-13
ALIAS SUMMONS.

ALIAS SUMMONS.
s.sss sa,s,T Of q fs,SrSas. ssiIiins. ..
In the district court.
W. @. Holland plaintiff vs. +. z. Stockton and
". d, McCaslin defendants.
The people Of the state OF Colorado,
To h. stocton and W. d. McCaslin the de
fendans above named, Greeting:
You are hereby required TO appear in nm
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff In tho district court, Of Phil
lips county, state OF Colorado. and answer
tho complaint therein within twenty days af
ter the service hereof. II served with this
county; or, II served out of tins county. or
by publication. within thirty days after the
service hereof. exclusive Of the day Of service
or judgment by default will be taken against
you according % the prayer OF the complaint;
and II copy Of the complaint in the above
entitled action be not served with this sum-
mons, or II the service hereof be made out Of
this state. then ten days additional to the
time hercinnbove specified for appearance
and answer will be allowed before the taking
Of Judgment by default ms Aforesaid.
Tho said action Is brought 10 quiet the
title to tho following described premises
To-wit: The northwest Y Of sectisn
Is In township north Of range
~ west Of tho p. m. In Phillipo
county Colorado plaintiff alleging that he Ia ths
owner in fce-simpis and In possession Of said
premises plaintiff will pray for costs as will
more fully appear from the complaint In
said action % which reference Is here made
= copy Of complaint is horcto attached.
And you arc hereby notified that n you fail to
~. sNl t,s al
bovs required. tho said plaintiff will ,ske defaui,
and Judgment ~ prayed.
Given udcr my hand and seal Of our s.id
district court At Holyoke Colo. In said county.
this n day Of March. A d 1901.
tSEAL) ". O. HELLAxp.
Clerk Of District Court Phillips County. Colo
The state herald., 1900-07-13
NOTICE OF rISAL sErrL EMENr.

In the matter OF tho estate Of Christian
Y. Gathe deccased
Notice is hereby given that on Monday the
% day Of Aug A u 1900 being one Of the resu-
lar days of the July term Of the county coari
Of Philip. county In the state Of Colorado. l.
0nthe Administrative o
said estate will appear before the judge o
said court, present my nnai settlement a
such administrAtriz pray thr approval Of ne
same and will then apply 10 BE- discharged n,
such sdininistratriI. AZ which time and plao.
any ps rson IN Interest may appear and pre
srnt objections :" the same n my there lie
Dated at iiolyokr Colo June % ipoo
In Gatho Administrative Of the estst,
Of q Il GAthc deceased.
The state herald., 1900-07-13

The Colorado Springs Gazette clni,n,
shat the democrats are not
advocating bimsiullism in good faith
The thought Of his recent flop from
bimstallism to the gold standard mus,
BE- troubling Editor sisvsa. soms aud
TO saso his corscisnce. he nov wishes ie
convincc bis r'aders that there 10 nc
longer political party IN the field max
Ing m honest fight for b,me,alii,m. II,
10 simply wasting his time aud sdi,oral
ppars whea he undertakes such q
scheme, for tho people will not b- fsoled
by any such unreasonable claims. III,
claims are inconsistent with his part,
platform which, By giving its nntsgou,.e,
to bime,sllism such prominence. show,
very plainly that tho leaders OF his part,
recognize the fact that tho democrat,,
party means what IL says when Il do
e'nrrs for bimetaiiism.
The state herald., 1900-07-13

The republican party has declared its
oppositlon to the free coinage Of silver
and the democrats, populists and silver
republicans have declared for the free
coinage Of silver but there are still some
Colorado gold standard papers tina. insist
that the silver question is not an issue
in THE campaign. These papers are
either ignorant OF what constitutes an
issue In politics or they are attempting
to decsive the voters on the issues Of
the camppign.
The state herald., 1900-07-13

0tIv OfPtCEH6.
MAroA-L. Leblanc.
RHooRpER-R. 4. Warren.
MARsHAL-Gere Tracy,
TnusrxEs-W.: H. show, D. A. Gaddy, @. ".
shulsr, F. L. Vsncy, W. L. Irwin and J. W.
Young.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
q. A. r.
HoLYoxE Posr Nc 81 Meets svery Saturday
afternoon at the g. A. r. Hail At o'clock.
r. q. CHuRMso, Adj. ". .. KxIsEr, Com
mandcr.
caEsorNT LoDaH No. ss-Mests evsry wed.ss-
day night. W. Il. SHOW. &C.
RoBKHr WHITE JR.. K. Of r. 6B.
A. o. v. W.
Holyoks Lodge No. - meets in the !. o. OF.
ball LIST and ard Monday evening.
wx.MoKINNrr, Recorder +. n. Smith, N. W.
Ho1rorr LoDar n No: - 1scMeet. M ever, Tuesday
evening at Bakers Hall. Visiting brothers cor.
daily invited to attend.
W. g. HkLLAND Bec'y. u. ZoLL, n. Q
HoLYoKE LoDoE No. S.-Meets the 1st and ID
Friday. Of each month All Masons cordially
c. j. sLArEH, W.M. e.G. TuoarE. s,c'y.
MODERN woopMEN OF AMERICA.
Camp No. sOei. Meets second and fourth
Thursday evenings at /. o. o. F. Hall. Visiting
woodmon welcome.
CnAs. X. PETER, Consel. W. r. SHAMP, Clerk.
N. e. CHURCH.
Preaching every Sabbath, morning, II 80 eve
ning, 500; Sunday schoolst 1880 .. M, ]. H.
PAINTER, supt. Epworth Leagus at 2: 90 p. M,
c. J. SLAIEl, Pres.
Rev. RoBKlr McLAlEN. Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Preachsns svery Sabbath, morning at llsp,
evening 90. sunday School at 1880 .. m. @.
W. GARLAND. supt. Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endesvor at 1p m, JOIN OLxsTEp,
Pres. Rev. 8. ". RICHARDS, Pastor.
pRGeBYTERIAh ohURcH.
Preaching each Sabbath in the morning at
II 80; evcnins 500. sunday School At 1850 W.
r. BHAxPs Supt. Prayer meetinsand Tsachers
meeting Wednesday evening 500 p. IN. All
services are held In the g. A. II. Hall. All are
welcome. come and worship with us.
REV. STANTON A. PARKKR. Pastor.
GOOD CHEER ReBEkAh LODGE.
Ne. II, /. q. o. y. meet first and third Thur-
NrTTTT A. Hrlr.ASD.N.
CnAs. II. PETEl, Secretary.
The state herald., 1900-07-13
CONTEST NOTICE.
2. q LAND OFFIor, !
brEnLINo, Colo, I
june III 1000


bTEnILNo, COIo,
A suf1oiant contest affidavit having been filed
In this ofaos BY s. A. Lindstron, contestant,
against H 3 entry No. ~, made June q
1891 for . Y Section ls, tp 8 n n " BY Frank
D sharpnaek Contes toe, In which 1t il alleged
that Frank D. sharpnack has changed his resi-
deuce thsrefrom for more than six months next
prior to date June 1897, that said tract has been
abandoned BY entryman since June 1896, and
that the same is apparently unclaimed. that all
Of said failures exist at this time and that the
said alleged absence from the said land was not
due to his employment in the Army, Navy or
Marine Corps Of the U. 8. as private soldier,
officer. seaman or marine during the war with
Spain or during any other war In which tho U.
8, may be engaged,
Said parties arc hereby notified to appear ro-
spond and offer evidence touching said alless'
tion at 10 O'Clock m on Aug, 3. 1900 befors
the Register and Recorder at the United States
Csnd Onice In Sterling, Colo
The said contestant having, in proper AFFIDAVIT
fled juno 81, 1900, set forth fncts which show
that after due diligence personal service of this
notice oan not be made, it ia hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given BY due and
proper publication. D. c. Fleming Register
The state herald., 1900-07-13
First publication May q, 1900.
Nntice for Publication.

Notice. Tor Publication.
Land v1ico st sterling Colo
May II, ivo
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has iiied notice Of his intention
TO make mai proof In support mf his claim
and that said proof Win bc made bcfor~ eicrl
Of county court NJ holyoks Colo. OF
July u isD. viEi
clarence $. Sears HE as for the nwk ~c
tp 7nrtb " o,hp. M.
lie names the following witnesses to prov,
his continuous rosidsncc upon and caitiya
ton Of, snid land. VIZ
william show OF Holyoke Go
Jnhur show
Everett v. Amber
6ns johnson "
The state herald., 1900-07-13

Some OF III" administration nevsps.
pers are shedding crocodile tears over
what they are pleased to term the sad
political downfall OF Senator Teller
These gentlemen would show greater
political wisdom by saving for Senator
woleo,t the sympathy which they are
sow 20 very literally wasting on Senator
Teller. Senator Teller doss not need
their sympathy. He could b elected BY
good majority to any office in the gift
Of the people Of the state and the gentle
men who are making this great display
OF sympathy arc well aware Of that fact
The state herald., 1900-07-13

The Denver Democrat camplains that
the political trimmer and dodger," who
spends most Of his time on the fence or
sliding down tirst one sido and then on
the other, is quite conspicuous in Deu-
Yer politics. Northeastern Colorado
has few OF this brand OF politicians
and they are generally looking for a
good fat Office,
The state herald., 1900-07-13

Hon. Webster Davis has left the 70.
publican parry and, Mt Kansas City, de.
siared himself for the democratic platform
He held sec.etaryship in the interior
Department but, on his return from q
trip to Africa, took the position that the
adninistrstion hsd not done justice to
the Boers In their struggle for ipdepsnd
spcs, resigned his position and left the
sar,y. The Denver Times says: THE
rspublicsn party Is we'll rid Of Hon. Wet
Davis, bot this is the same old chestnut
tha. ve always hear when man leaves
aparty. When 1t comes to leaving /,
party the Times is not in 4 worry good
position to consistently throw any stone.
xhsn Il undsr the same msnngem-n,
made two complete political aops in two
years time.
The state herald., 1900-07-13

The Opinion understands thnt the
steel works employees are gong to be
rounded up and told to support the
Wolcott ticket, and there is going to bs
q rumpus at the works. The bosses
can not intimidats employees with safety
any more. Voters know how to vote
without being told by the Denver-Huer-
fano gspgs.ers.-Pueblo Opinion, IRE.
publican.)
1t would seem that Senator Wolcott
has some pretty vigorous opposition
even IN his own party.
The state herald., 1900-07-13
W. q. Holland CLERK OF the district
court will make your application for tiual
proof free.
Contest Notice
US Land Once Sterling Colol
lima N ian

osL'1a iasn One e ,s% s,.rlins coio
sufficient contest affidavit havius been fled
In this Office By Harris A. Scott contestant,
against homestead entry no. yas. made Meh. II.
iv'. for 80 Y SEC ~ n range t7w by Fred
A. Shaver conte.tee In which Il ls alleged
that said Fred 4. Shaver wholly abandoned said
trsct and changed his rv~idencc thsrsfrom over
since Oct. I. 1874 sad next prior to the date
s-rrin, that said ,-sct Is not settled upon and
cultivated by said part, As required b, Law and
that said alleged absence from tho said land
was not duo To his employment In the Army
Navy OF Marine Corps u the United STATE. .. =
private soldier, officer. seaman or rnnrnc during
tho var with Spain or during -ny other var In
~hieh tho United s,ates may bc engaged.
Said parsic. arc hereby notified to sppear.r o
spond and oner evidence touching said All.sation
ss 10 O'Clock = IN on Jul, q. ip,e. befor. the
it~sis'~r and it-cci,cr at tho unit.d state.
Land Once in stsrling. Colorado.
Tho said contestant having. In proper Aida
Wit. hlcd Jnrr IA, ipo set forth facts which show
that after du" diligence. personal ser,lr. of hi.
notice can no, Ia made, Il is hrrcb, ordered and
directed that such notice bs given b, du. and
proper publication.
DC FILMING Register
". J.. Buhsr. Ati'y for Contestant,
The state herald., 1900-07-13
s: Soss,s q e sGs@ fsa Ap In IF T.!S esa g. cGs 5

County OF Phiilp.. g" April Term 4. b. iSo.
To'al whom thsss presents asy come. Greet.
inxi
Public notice 10 hereby given that the under.
sixncd guardian Of minor. John Farmer has
fled In the Office Of the clerk Of county court Of
ths county II Phillip. and statc Of Colorado q
petition for an order for the sale Of the follow
Ing described rial estate belonging to aid
minor. situated and being In the couniy Of Phil.
lips and state Of Colorado and described ~ fol
lows. Lot No. IN block ~ in thotown Of Roi,
oks, county OF Phillips and state Of Colorado
and that said petition will he heard on tho 81
day Of July A. d. iso at the Jul, Term Of said
county cour or ~ soon therssfter As coan-cl
may be heard. at which tims and place you car
appear and object to said petition II you 80 hi
80 to do.
Dated June n. IGN.
Charles Farmer Guardian Of John Farmer. minoI
The state herald., 1900-07-13
TNAINs LEAVE As FoLloxa:

No. lb4 Aeon daily except Saturday and Sun.
day for Lincoln, Omaha Chicago md all points
esst and west i0pm
No. l@ Saturday only for Lincoln. Omahn,
Chicago and all points east nnd west ii;f5pm
No. lis Aeon daily except Monday, Cheyenne
"yo and intermediate stations a:l5 am
All east bound accommodation traius connect
with first class passenger train at Curtis for
all points east and west.
Sleeping, dining aud reclining chair cars (seats
free) or trough trains. Tickets sold and bag
gage checked to nny point in the United statSs
or Canada.
Fu information, time tables, maps and ticket
call ~ oI write TO G. II, Paul Agent Hol-
yoke. Colo, or j. Francis. Gcnl Psss'r A U
maha, Mob
The state herald., 1900-07-13

Iowa had 908 delegates in the silver re-
publican national convention at Kansas
City Of whom 100 were veterans of the
civil war and 40 had voted for Abraham
Lincoln.
The state herald., 1900-07-13

Ibe SILVER republican ssiiopsi oou
rse,son ssld a. ksnsas city lac, vesk
sssr;s1 s'r-us pistiurm rb. plat
The state herald., 1900-07-13
PRECINCT OFFICERS.
oiTy OFFICERS.

JCsTrcKs-L. P. Lewis and &c. Churning.
CoHsTAlLHs--J. W. Young and W @ Holland
The state herald., 1900-07-13
COUNTY OFFICERS.

County Cl.HlK-Robsrt White Jr.
SHERfyY-luat Young.
County, JupoE-C. Slater
TREAsURKB-E. N. McPherrin
SurT. OF eoHooLs-S H Johnson
AssEssoP-G. B. Weir.
SuRvKYoR-Frank johnson.
CoRoNRR-L P. Lewis.
Cenu.sfoFHls-L. P. Foster, ". N. Stay ant
Fred Bofland.
The state herald., 1900-07-13
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
y. .. LAND OFFICE, srERLINc,
RnarsrHa-D. G. FI1n1xo.
6lu1IXEA-CHAl. Z. TIlQE1I.AE1
srArI offIoEas.

qovInHsa-C Charles Q. Thomss.
Lr. GovH1NoR--Fnncis Carney.
BE0RxrARY OF STATH.-Elmsr Beckwith.
STATE TaEAsuRHl-John Il; Fessler.
STATE AupIroR-Gsoree W. Temple.
ATTORNEY GKuK1AL-D. N. Campbell.
HENAToR 25TH DIsTRloT-W. A. Hill.
RIPlEsENTATTvE-Oti Caststter.
The state herald., 1900-07-13
CONTEST NOTICE.

u. r. Bussr. Au', for Contestant.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11
Fostering GOOD FEELING
Washington Loan and Trust Build
ing Tenants Give a Banquet.
Their Landlords the Guests OF Honor
Promises of Improved Accom-
modatinns for Occupants of the
Structure Are Made Humor and
Patriotism i'm After-Dinncr Talks.

great happy family of men, in many
yocatiuns. gathered together around fes-
tive board at the Cochran Hotel last night
and made merry. The hosts were the
tenants Of the Washington Loan and Trust
Building, while the guests were the officers
Of that corporation and their friends.
Nearly $50 persons sat down to the ela5-
crate menu prepared for the occasion. and
four hours wit and song and oratory were
the order
The tenants ioked with their landlords
while the latter TESTED with those who &C
cupied their Offices Bankers. brokers
lawyers, engineers. artists, fnancIers, and
men representing score Of other profess
sions were present and aided in making the
affair d thorough success.
As the guests and hosts passed into the
banquet room each was presented with a
quaint caricature Of himself. done in pen
and ink by William c. Dashiell. These
were in the form of badges and were pin
ned on in place of the customary flower.
When the lengthy menu had been enjoyed
and an orchestra had rendered a pro-
gramme those at the board were called to
order
Former District Attorney Henry z.
Davis, who acted as toastmaster, opened
the merriment by stating that the year
1900 was the opening Of the millennium, as
for the first time on record. lot the lion
and the lamb. bur the landlord and the
tenant sat down together and Toasted.
After making several humorous remarks
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11
BUSINESS SPREADING OUT.
ID. j. Kaufman Leases Additional
store Room.

In the many changes and improvements
which usually take place in Washington s
mercantile life with the advent OF spring,
there is none which shows more rapid ad-
vancement than that Of the firm Of d. j..
Kaufman clothIer and furnisher &C 1907
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue VINO has Just leased
the adjoining property formerly occupied
by B. F. Guy d Co From the plans now
being prepared the two buildings viii tie
thrown into one. which will give the firm
some 1000 square feet Of floor space This
in itself is a novelty as there is no house
in this city dealing in mems wearing ap-
parel exclusively which will be able to
show its stock to such advantage
The interior will be handsomely finished
and equipped with everything modern in
store fixtures The exterior Will also
undergo many changes. and Will, when
completed, present a most pleasing and
handsome appearance. Although Mr. Kauf-
man has only occupied the present site FOR
a little over two years. he has succeeded in
building up an envable business.
The clOthier who tries TO fool the people
these days fools himself" said Mr.. Kauf-
man the other day. We doubt if any bust
ness in Washington can show as big an in
crease in so short a time as ours. We be-
lieve in being frank. honest. and straight
forward with everyone II We do not think
a certain suit or coat is best for a eustO-
mer, We tell him So We would rather not
sell 10 him at all than give him some hing
he does not like. For this reason We never
hesitate to return the money if a patron
is dissatisfied. We not only clothe our GUS
toners but We dress them"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11
A FAVORABLE REPORT.


The " Arlington Telephone Company
Biz Recommended for Passage.
Representative Pearre Of Maryland,
from the Committee on the District Of
Columbia OF the House Of Representatives,
the Washington Telephone Company bill.
The report follows:
The purpose OF this bill is to secure
cheaper telephone rates for the citizens of
Washington and is the result of long con
tinued effort Of its citizens in that direc-
ton. For some years there has been much
agitation Of the subject Of cheaper tele-
phone rates which eliminated in an
amendment to the appropriation bill pro-
viding for the expenses OF the government
OF the District Of Columbia and passed at
The second session OF the Fifty-ffth Con-
Eress.
This amendment undertook 10 fix
limit for telephone rates in the District Of
Columbia at $50. with a graded service.
An attempt to enforce this law resulted
in the equity suit Of James :. Manning
and others vs.. the Chesapeake and Poto-
mac Telephone Company No. 10 BIS. in the
Supreme Court Of the District OF Column
bia in which the amendment was held to
be unconstitutional and void in February
OF this wear.
The incorporators named in this hill
presented their proposition to the com
mittee in the early days of the present
session, and the committee has carefully
heard their representatives and the repre-
Sentatiyes Of others with propositions
somewhat similar in character. These
hearings have been exhaustive. and
the committee, after suggesting nu-
merous amendments to the original
bill designed for the protection OF
the citizens and the securing OF their
rights, reports the pending measure. This
bill Is endorsed by the Board Of Commits
sioners Of the District of Columbia, by
the Brightwood Avenue Citizens Associa-
ton, the Georgetown Citizens Associa-
ton, the Columbia Heights Citizens AS
ISOLATION, The Business Mems Association
OF Washington. with a membership OF 500,
and by the Telephone Subscribers Asso-
citation. composed Of 500 members.
1t viii be observed that the Commits
sioners OF the District have the right 10
prescribe the conditions and regulations
under which al conduits provided in the
bill may be laid, and that the same shall
be planned and constructed SO as to form
a part or the general subway system
which the Commissioners are authorized to
prepare
The incorporators are prohibited from
selling the charter or franchise under pen
atty Of forfeiture. The company, when or
gained is restricted IN the sale of its
property and franchises by a provision Of
the act subjecting the purchasers to all its
restrictions and liabilities and by the i'm
position upon their other properties Of all
the restrictions liabilities, and penalties
OF this act
This bill limits telephone rates in the
District 10 $50 for residences and s4S for
business houses. The present rate of tele-
phone service is S120 for residences and
1925 for business houses. for the metallic
circuit. with additional charges beyond a
limit Of a mile from the centre Office. The
bin requires a metallic circuit"
The bill will be called up on the next
District day.