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The state herald., 1900-06-22

ish parliament recently contributed ar
article to current magazine in which
he took occasion to make bitter attack
On Russia as beng the only power that
had evaded complete compliance with
Secretary Hays demand for an oper
door trade policy in China. The atten
tion OF the secretary having been called
to the article, he promptly denied its
statements, asserting that the Russiar
Ambassador was one OF the first to cal
upon him and approve the demand
and that Russia was the fret nation Ia
make favorable and satisfactory re.
sponse. The fact was then developed
that OF all the powers England was the
only one that had evadsd direct reply
To- Secretary Hays note. the response
being that his government would soon
issue declaration in line with the Sec
retary's proposal. Thus far NO such dec
laration has been issued.
As this statement has come direct from
Secretary Hay, it cannot be disputed by
the supporters OF the amlnIstration. 1t
is ample evidence that England is not
in sympathy with the extention Of
American trade in China, or for that
matter in any portion Of the Orient. The
introduction of American goods In any
country is direct blow at England's
trade supremacy, and there can be no
concsalment OF the fact,-Denver News.
The state herald., 1900-06-22

According to report recived by Sec
retary Osborn, OF the state board Of
horticulture from Morgan county this
morning, an army Of worms il destroy
ing thousands Of acres OF alfalfa in that
vicinity aud the devastation is growing
worse every day.
From the description received Of the
worm the secretary Is nt loss to place
it in the proper list. 1t Is about one
inch In length and nearly white. No
cut worm Of this description has been
known 10 travel 10 armies in this man.
nsr across the ceuntry and for that
reason Mr.. Osborn is giving the case cor.
siderable attention.
Morgan county is one OF the greatest
alfalfa producing counties In the state
and the loss OF ito crop means a loss Of
hundreds Of Thousands Of dollsrs TO the
farmers and feeders Of tha, section.
Tho farmers can diecove, but one
method Of circumventing the energy Of
the crawling armies and ihx, is TO NOV
the fields with all haste md then flood
the stabble which destroys the wormp
No complaints have been received from
any other section o' the state but the
Morgan county man states that the d.
rect'on IN which the armies OF worms are
moving indicate that Weld and North
ern counties would be next to suffer
Denver Times.
The state herald., 1900-06-22
RUTs ARE FATAL TO SUCCESS

RUTS ARE FATAL TO SUCCESS.
A manufacturer who feared that he
might be getting into ruts, recently IN.
vited friend to inspect bis factory. As
he explained his various methods, the
friend WAS quick to to SEQ faults and
offered suggestions. The manufactur-
or now claims that this interview pointed
out to him ruts, the elimination of which
has saved him hundred dollars week.
Perhaps you cannot see the ruts you
are running in. You ask some friend,
someone who won't lie to please you,
how your store, or factory. or
place Of business looks, how it compares
with other places Of business, he will
probably point out rut or two.
1t Is an easy matte, to get into q rut,
and very difficult to get out. What IL
today dangerous rut may have been q
perfect method at timo not long past,
but conditions and times change. This
is an era OF up-to- date methods.
Twenty five years ago, a single an
nounconent in local paper was all the
advertising dealer was called upon to
do. Today, be must take more space;
he must write bis advertisement more
carefully and attrsctively.
Ten years ago, il you did not hap.
pen to have what your customer
wanted, he would take the best sub.
stituts you had. Today, be will get just
what he wants from your neighbor, Al.
most any kind Of store would do twenty
five years ago; today, 1t must be we'll
furnished. well lighted well kept. and
must have bright, courteous sslesm.n,
or the best customers will not patronize
it.-EI.
The state herald., 1900-06-22
ALIAS SUMMONS.


County Of Phillips
In the county court.
William Arncs plaintiff VS. samuel & Hill
and william Thomas Fisher Jarrold defend.
ants.
Tho People Of tho State Of Colorado
To Samuel e Hill and william Thomas
Fisher Jarrold the defendants above named,
Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear IN an ac-
tion brought against you by the above
named plaintiff In the county court. sf Phil
lips county, state OF Colorado and answer the
complaint therein within twenty days aftsr
the service hereof, II served within this coun.
ty; or. II served out Of this county, or by
publication. within thirty days after the
service hereof. exclusive of the day Of serv.
ice; or judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer of the
complaint. And II n copy Of the complaint
In the above entitled action be not served
with this summons, or II the service hereof
be made out Of this state. then ten days nd
ditional to tho time hcreinbcforc specified
for appearance and answer will be allowed
before the taking Of Judgment by default Us
Aforesaid.
The state herald., 1900-06-22

The Chicago Inter 0cea1 states that
the leaders ancng the gold democrats
are still opposed TO the election Of W. J.
Bryan bnt think it is not necessary To
put upa ticket OF their own this year to
prevent the election OF Bryan aud con.
ssquently will vote the republ presi
Dental ticket. The very fact that IN
this campaign they consider it necessary
to vote the republican ticket instead OF
putting up ticket OF their own would
seem to contradict their claim that there
ID no danger Of Bryan's election. II
there is 20 much less danger OF Bryan's
election at the coming election than
there was in 1856, it is little strange
that 1t should be thought necessary for
them to give Mckinley a whole vote
this time instead Of half vote as in
1896. They are evidsntsy more afraid OF
n victory for 'bimetallism than they
were in 1886.
The state herald., 1900-06-22

The Chicago Inter Ocesn recently
published u lengthy editorial In opposi.
iion To the demand tina, ~ made for nm
amendment TO tho constitution proy,d
ing for the election Of United States
senators by dlrcct vote Of the people.
The republican newspapers that w.r.
asking u party platform declaration IN
favor OF such an amendment we're re-.
'rrrcd 10 by tho Inter Ocean NJ, "mur.
~ump sheets, ns uureprcsen,a,iys Of
public opinion as they arc destitute Of
political influence" The ln,or Ocean
Ia recognized ~ pretty good authority
on what IL and what Is no, good sound
republican doctrine aud OF oourso. 4.
hnst DO correct abont these "mugwurnp
Sheets" but its editorial IL u it'll. hard
on the mngwump sheeia" and certainly
reflects considerable on tho good judg
nent Of the republicans In tho house OF
representatives who recently voted for
the resolution TO submit the question Of
n constitutional amendment TO vote.
The int"r Ocean further says, "out.
side tho Editorial rooms OF mpewunp
Newspapers and the atudirs Of political
theorists there IL absolutely no demand
Tor change In tho msibois of sIectine
senator's" That is very vigorou. slap
Al the house OF representatives which
saa always been supposed To rom. : III
He nearer correctly voiciue the sent
mont o' the great mass oi the p.opi.
'nnn even great party nswspspsf. Lot
sbis question bs made an issus In . cam
ps'Ep and the Inter Ocean viii awaken
10 the fact tbs, there Ia mighty army
p' what II is pleased 10 term "mur
rnmps' In our country M army that
would lcaSe tho Inter ocenp aud ita
followers decidedly IN tho minority.
The state herald., 1900-06-22
tskAIl

state of Colorado.
County OF Philips.
In the county Court.
" W. Sharp Plaintiff W. Alex r. Carlson
Defendant.
1ar rgorLx oy run STATE or UoLopApo.
To Alex Y. Carlson the defendant. above
named orectingI
fou aro hereby required to appear In nn
action brought against you by the aboy,
named planiin. In the county court of Phii
lips county. state Of Colorado, and ansv,r
the oompirint therein within twonty day. uf.
tor th- service hereof. " served within thi.
county; or. " served out Of ihi. county. OF
by publication, within thirty days after the
sorsie" hereof aelusiy. OF the ,in, Of service
~ Judgment by default will he taken against
you nooofdinglo III. prayer OF the complaint,
ANA " Acopy of IN. complaint IT, the nbo,.
cntitlrd Acti"n b" not served with this sum.
mons, or " the service hereof bc made out Of
ms state. then ten days additional To the
tine hurclnabo,o sp"oincd for appearance
and answer viii In allowed bofor. the takin.
of Judgment by default as afof-.ald
IN" rnin artion ~ brought 10 aulet ths
iiilr 'o the following pfopart, Tow M IA. soaih.
wet quarter of section " township ..,en north
of range ~ wet 81 the Q u. M. IN pblllip. eonu,,
colorado plaintiff ALLEGING that b. IL tha own.,
IN f"o .linpl. and In possession Of Aald pfpml-.
plaintiff viii ais" pray for costs As will m,tc
inllJ hpi"af from the compliant IN said Ar,ion
Ia which rvfnrrnr. u here made.
And r1 Hfs hereby notified iha, II ,ou fail Il,
'ppear, nnJ 10 answer tho complaint IA sI,a,,
Required, tho said pihiniiii will take d,f,ui,
AID judgment ne pfaJ.d
Given under my hand and Tho .aai u out said
county eoon =, iloiyoks Colo in said coup
p,,his - JaJ oi Ma5 AD iyp1, ~ SLATER
tfAlb tOuny judge,
The state herald., 1900-06-22
ALIAS SUMMONS.

aiia9 ot MhoNS.
state of Colorado,
County Of Phillips.
In the county court.
L. A. Peterson plaintiff W Emily J. Brandt do
fcntant.
The people of the state Of Colorado.
10 Emily j. Brandt the defendant above
named. Greeting;
You arc hereby required to appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff In the county court, of Phil
lips county, state OF Colorado. and answer
Tho complaint therein within TWEEN ty days af.
ter the service hereof. II served with this
county. or, II served out Of this county, or
by publication, within thirty days after the
service hereof. exclusive Of the day Of service
or Judgment by default will be taken axains,
you according 10 the prayer OF the complaint:
and " copy Of the complaint In the above
entitled action be not served with this sum
mons, or " the service hereof be made out Of
this state. then ten days additional TO the
time hcrcinabove specified for appearance
and answer will be allowed before the taking
Of Judgment by default as aforesaid.
The said action Is brought to quiet III.
title TO the following described real property
To'wit; The northeast quarter 40 OF s.cti.n
thirty (sol In township nine te) north Of range
forty.rix t.oi wcst of the p. m. In Phillips
count, Colorado plaintiff alleging that hc !. the
owner In fec-.imple and in possession OF said
premises pnin,iii viii pray for costs as will
more fully appear from the complaint In
said action 70 which rcierenccis here made
And you arc hereby notified that n you fail to
appear. and 10 answer tho said complain, as ..
bos. required. the aid plaintin will take default
ind judgment a. prayed.
Given nder my hand and seal Of our ,aid
county court At Hoiyoke Colo. In said county
this ~ day Of MsJ. a ID 1901.
Z. J. SLATER.
| khEALl County Judge
The state herald., 1900-06-22
now BRYAN GAME TO rus roR
THE PRESIDENCY.

In his affairs nt Washington" Joe
Mitchell Chapplc. editor Of "Tbe M.
tionnl Mngn:inc," relates ap interesting
Incident At thu ~ Louis convention In
1896. when William J. Bryan made ut
his mind To run Tor the presidency.
A. .ronia are nov shaping, the two
mon who ara likely 10 10 tho leading
candidates Tor tho presidency In
1900 poseeas tho sterling qualities Of
American manhood,no matter hox much
a. variance mny be their phrty prinoi.
pies.
II secnn but a short time since / was
sitting At pofiers desk adjoining vii.
ham !. Bryan pi tho y, Loms cosyrs
ton. when willisiu Mckinley vas NOM
The state herald., 1900-06-22
ID Z rrrnisG Register
SUMMONS


County a,s O. & cfsiIfsS fsp In the district court
James q. Mccall. pisintia vs. Charlie. jane.
defendants.
The People OF The State OF Colorado,
To ChsrIss james ,bs defendant above named,
greeting;
fou arc hereby required to appear In nm
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff In the district court, OF
Phillips connty. state Of Colorado. and mns
~cr tho complaint therein within twsnt,
days after tho service hereof, " served with
IN this county; or. " served out Of thi. coun.
". OF by publication. within thirty days a..
ter the service hereof. exciu-ivosf tho day
Of service; or Judgment by default will bs
taken against you according TO the prayer
Of the conn ltaint. And " = copy ~ the com.
plant In tho above entitled action hs NO,
served with this summons, or n the .ervios
hereof bc made out OF this state. th-n ten
days additional 10 the time hcrcinb-for,
specified Tor appearance aud answer ~iii h
allowed before the taking Of Judgment by de
fault n. aforesaid.
III. said action I. brought To quiet the titis
To III. following described property to.wit
sws ~ .~c 20 township \ north of range Il
we, IT tho 9Th y IN In Colorado. plaintiff al
lesinR that he is tic absolute owner ~
f-".simpl. aud In ro.-c.s,on Of said premises
plaintiff will niso pray for eo.ir of this sriiof
ne viii more fully appear from tho complaint
In salt action To which reference ,s hrr'
mad. n copy of complaint 10 hereto attached
And you ar- ber-by notified that N you fai
"a appear. and ~ answer the said complaint
as above required. .the said piainiir will tai,
defaul, and judgment as prayed
Given under my hand and the seal II w,
district court NJ iioyokr Colo. In said coap
~ THIS n day Of june, a y ip0
tAsaii ". q. ttEtLAND.
clrrt ofpistfir, Court. phillips county tolt
The state herald., 1900-06-22

Tho Denver Times, in a lengthy edi-
torial, comments on all OF the leading
questions touched by Senator Wolcott
in his convention speech except the
financial question. The writer Of the
editorial NO doubt thought, and correct
ly too, that the wiser course for Colo
rado republican paper, ind especially
one that had stood by silver in SO, was
to pass over this part Of the speech with.
out comment.
The state herald., 1900-06-22
First publication May II 1900.
TIMBER CULTURE FINAL PROOF.
Nutics tur Publication,

United States Land Ofica,
sterling Colo May lsOo
Notice 10 hereby given that John r
Davis has nled notice Of Intention to make
final proof before Register or Receiver
at his ofiice In Sterling Colo on
saturday the IS day June 1900 on timber
culture application No isos6 Tor the Q 4
quarter Of section No is in township No n
range No AZ W.
lie NAMES az witnesscs:
Wilson n Coats Of Bryant Colo
william A Coats a.
Charles jackson " "
Andrew Sail Haxtu
CFLEArSG. Register.
The state herald., 1900-06-22

olry OFFICERS.
MAYoa-.L. Leblanc.
REooRDER-R. Y. Warren.
MARsHAL--Gene Tracy.
TnUBTEEs-W. II. SHOW, D. A. Gaddy, q. W
Ehuler, +. l.. varney, W. L. Irwin and j. w
Young.
stcREr SOCIETIES.
q. A. r.
HsLYOKE Posr No sl-Meets every Saturda,
afternoon at the q. A. r. Hall at 9o'clock.
+. q. CHURxINe, Adj. ". D. KELSEY, Com.
msndcr.
0RxsoxNT LeDoE No. Ss-Meets every wedaes.
day night. W. H. SHOW, G. C.
RoBRRr WHITE JR.. X. dr. as.
A. o, v. W.
Holyoke Lodge No. ~ meets in the l. o. o. r
hall list and 3rd Monday evening.
wM.MoKISNEy, Recorder 7. NJ. Sxru. NJ. w
!. o. o. r.
evening at Bakers Hall. Visiting brothers cor.
dially invited TO attend.
W. G. HELLAsD. sec'y. n. ZoLI, N. 9
HeLYoKK LoDdE No. sl:-Meets this 1st and Sd
Friday Of each month All Masons cordial,
invited to attend.
c. j. SLATER, W. h. r. g. THORPE. Sac'y
MODERN woooMEk OF AMERICA.
Camp No. s0ol. Meets second and fourth
Thursday evenings at l. o. o. F. Hall. Visiting
Woodmen welcome.
CHAs. r. PxrEH. Consel. w.R. snAxr. Clerk
N. e. CHURCH.
Preaching every Sabbath, morning, II 80 eve
ming, 500; Sunday school at 1870 a. m, j. IL
PAINTER, supt. Epworth League at 100 p. m
c. J. sIATEk, Pros.
REV. RoBERr MoLAREs, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Preaching overy Sabbath, morning at ll.30
evening $50. Sunday School at 1890 n. m. a.
W. GARLAND, Supt. Young Peoples Society oi
Christian Endcavor at Up IN, JOHN OLNsrED
Pres. Rev. 3. W. RICHARDS, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching each Sabbath In the morning al
II 30 evening 500. sunday School at 1880 W
r. SHAxP, Supt. Prayer meetingand Teacher,
meeting Wednesday evening 500 p. m. Al
services are held In the G. A. Il. Hall. All ar,
welcome. come and worship with us.
REV. STANTON A. PARKER. Pastor.
GOOD CHEER REBEkAH LODGE,
No. IL. l. o. o. F. meet hrst aud third Thurs
NETTIE A. HELLASp, N. @.
CHAs. Il. PKrHR, Secretary.
The state herald., 1900-06-22
Our Store keeps the Up.To.date
Goods and sells them
the CheaDest.

Don't overlook the bright side of life which is made up
largely OF those advantages and privileges that please the
mnd the eye and the pocket book We constantly up
o-date-always seeking for that which When you
come storeyou buy the best that the market affords
the price the cheap trashy and bankrupt goods of other
Stores We have worked hard pulling down prices. We
have made this store the talk of the and the country
continually reaching onward-never standing STILL always
striving to sell something better for the least money We
give the best values that trashy goods find admittance
IN our store at price and the steady increasing trade
proves the success of efforts 1t is aim always do
better and better for the Come in and look
around 1t is an easy task for convince you that
save money on goods See our stock and learn our
prices and judge for yourself. No how modest or
how great needs may be you will find Just what you
want here and further the goods will show their worthnes
we are tar from working catch penny schemes you such
asglvng rebate tickets every dollar If wanted do
this we would simply have to charge you more for goods
or give you interior Values don't do this kind Of
business but will sell you all dress goods at co.
slderaby reduced prices. There many goods want
TO close out before the and rather than
carry them they marked down the lowest price
possible Take advantage of the low prices and buy brand
new goods instead of old and shelf goods The of
July will soon be on hand and you will need many goods
such as Shoes Slippers Shirt waists Gloves Mitts Ribbons
Laces, Embroideries Belts Parasos Neckties and many
other articles to mention Our assortment ex
cells any ever in Holyoke and you know they are all
Gents furnishing goods such Shoes Hats Gloves Shirts
and Neckties to the Up Date Store and will fit
you out theatest style do cheaper hanany other firm
AS far as our stock of Groceries concerned you know
this the right place get the best Groceries and you don't
have 20 pay than others ask for inferior grades
Below we will give you idea of our low prices:
Calico SC and Precaes Nc and up, Shrtings to oc
Summer Underwear from SC up, Ladies Hose SC and up
Parasols soc and up SasI7 per bb Fancy California
Peeches Raisins lbs for 2sc Coffee I7Lc Beans lbs
for Fancy Japan Rice Abs for as White Fish &C. Her.
ring Sc Salmon Flour ooc ST. $1o We se the Lex
ngton -four and everybody who tries knows is the best
flour and we guarantee sack All these goods sold
at above prices right along and only for about weeks
as others advertise. We simply you in, you
will only discover that these facts but you
will tell others that your do your trading
On thea ofJuy we will give to every girl under years
old fancy fan and the boys sack OF peanuts Thanking
you for past favors and future patronage. are
Very Respectfully Yours.
Leblanc & Scheunemann.
The state herald., 1900-06-22

The Denver times and other republi.
can papers Of this state that were SO
recently shouting so loudly for the free
coinage of silver are now making des.
perate effort to convince their readers
that the silver question will not be an
issue in the coming campaign. II the
cause Of silver is dead us they clam
they must be seeing some very
lively ghosts that will not down at their
bidding.
The state herald., 1900-06-22
rnx.ss LEAVE As FolLows.

No. 'b4 Aeon daily except Saturday and Sun,
day for Lincoln, Omaha, Chicago and all points
east and west i0p
No. l8 Saturday only for Lincoln. Omaha,
chicago and all points east and west lE45p III
No. 1888 Aeon daily except Monday, Cheyenne
Wyo. and intermediate stations 3,i5 y m
All oast bound accommodation trains connect
with first class passenger train at Curtis for
oil points east and west.
Sleeping, dining and reclining chair cars (seats
iroe) or trough trains. Tickets sold and bag
gage ei.ckol to any point in the United States
Or Uansda.
for information. time tables, maps and ticket
call On OF write to c. +, Psul Agent Hol-
yoke. Colo, or J. Francis. Genl Pass'r A U
nsahA, Mob
The state herald., 1900-06-22
First publication May Is. isoo.


Notice for Publication.
Land Ofice al sterling Colo
May IS, 1900
kotics IL hereby given that the following.
named settler has nied notice of his In ten tlon
to make fnnl proof In support of his claim
and that said proof win bs made before CLERK
OF county court Al holyoke Colo on
July u 100. viz;
Uimrcncc $. Sears HE ss for the W. sec
tp7nrU u " 9th p. IN.
lie names the following witnesses to prov,
his continuous residence upon and cuitiva
tion OF, said land. viz:
william SHOW OF Hoiyoke Co
julius show "
Everett Y. Amber 81
Gus johnson :" I"
The state herald., 1900-06-22
BURLINGTON ROUTE.

Thronh Sleeping Cars 10 Ban Francisco
No changes delays no chsnce o
m'ssins connections- II you go 10 Call
fc,nia VIA tho BURLINGTON Route, Th,
Burlington runs through sleeping car,
Omaha. Liscoln and Hastings, TO Salt
Lake City and San Francisco. daily.
Dining cars all the way. Library car,
we~, OF Ogden. Finest scenery In tb.
world.
Bee nearest Burlington ticket agent
or write J Frnno,s, q. =, A.. Omaha
Nsb.
The state herald., 1900-06-22

The Penny Magazine, New York. which
IL the lowest .priced magazine In Ameri-
en- co cents y yca,). aud which Ia owned
by Hon. cbauncey NJ. Derew. tho emi-
neat American orator. wants represent
at,ye in this vicinity. II is good op.
portun,ty for one Of our ambitions yovop
men or young women. Applications
should bc Addressed 10 the Subscription
Department, The Penny Maaasinr, Tenn
pie Court. New York C,ty.
The state herald., 1900-06-22
Contest Notice
UB Land Officg Sterling Colo
June 10 1900

VI Lnnu O'nco .Ia sIsIHhR Soio
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filee
In thia Office by Harrie A. Scott contest tant
against homestead entry No. 5as. mado Mch. II
1879. for sex see Stp n range Tw by Fred
A. Shaver contc-tec In which II is alleged
that said Fred A. Shaver wholly abandoned said
trnct and changed his residence therofrom evei
since Oct, !. 1924 and next prior to the date
herein; that said tract 10 not settled upon and
cultivated by sAid party as required by law and
that said alleged absencs from the said land
was not due to his employment In tho Army
Navy OF Marine Corps Of tho unitsd States as
private soldier. ofsicer. seaman or marine durins
tho war with Spain or during any other war In
~hich the United States may b. engaged.
Said parties are hereby notified to appear.r o
spond and offer evidence touching said ALLEGATION
at 10 O'Clock m on July "a. 1900. bcfore the
Register and Receiver at tho United State,
Land ofiiec in Sterling, Colorado.
Tho said contestant having. In proper ailida
Wit. hled June Is. 1900 70, forth facts which show
that nftrr due diligence. personal service Of thi,
notice can not DO made, Il Ia hereby ordered anf
directed that such notice 10 given by due ant
proper publication.
FLEMING Register
". p. Busxr. Atty for Contestant.
The state herald., 1900-06-22

IVASTED-skvEKAL TRUSTWORTHY
w Persons In this state TO manage our bust
srss In their own and nearby counties. Il 1,
manly once work conducted At home. Bais
ry straight tpo = year aud xpens-.-d~npit.
boBande. no more. no Ass salary. Monthly
e'h, differences. Enclose self .nddrrs
tsmped cnvriop~. Herbert Y. Hess. Prcst.
Department n. chicago