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The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-19
IN PHILIPPINES
OTIS NOV CONSIDERS M1NIA THE
 MOST TRO CENTER.
Insurgent Junta There and in Hong Continuing the Fight 10 Gain the Best Possible Terms Capture of Aguina1do Would Probably End the War-Three Months Since He Was Actively Pur- sugu.

| Manila. March IS, 9:3O p. m.-General Otis considers Manila the most trouble
 some center in the situation to-day The insurgent junta here, in conjunction
 with that in Hong Kong, is growing active. The military authorities have been forced to put stop to Mabini's in- tercourse with the public. The local and foreign press considers his
 recent utterances calculated to incite the Filipinos to continued revolt and prejudicial to American control. Flores who has just arrived here, says he comes trusting to American leniency and that he would not have dared come
 to Manila if Spain were yet in control. He cherishes the hopes and aspirations which actuated him when in the field and desires to watch congressional ac-
 tion upon the question of the Philip pines. The insurgents, he says, do not expect to vanquish the Americans, but are maintaining a resistance with the idea of forcing congress to accord to them the best possible terms.
 A number of representative insurgent leaders from different parts Of Luzon have recently been in conference in Manila. Some have been placed under arrest, but the others thus far have not been interfered with. Louis Spitzel, head of the firm of Louis Spitzel & Co.,, contractors to the Chinese govern ment, and himself suspected flibus ter, came from Hong Kong to Manila last week and was temporarily detained in custody on suspicion. It is asserted upon good authority that three loads of arms and ammunition have recently been landed on the east coast of Luzon. Captain Taylor of the Thirty ninth regi- ment recently captured twelve new Mausera near Calamba.
 Reports are current here of active reb- el reorganization in the province of Mo- said to be assisted by prominent Span- ish residents. Inhabitants of this prov ince who are now in Manila have been advised not to return to their homes, but to remain under the protection of the Americans.
 It is also reported that the rebels are recognizing in the province of Zam- bales, under Mascardo. Brigande are committing atrocities in the province of Nueva Eciga where they have murder ed twenty natives and Chinamen. Eight other murders have been committed near Tarlac. The Nueva Eciga insur- gents are heavily taxing local traders and farmers, with the results that busi- ness is paralyzed. .and there is general scarcity of food. The funds for main- taining this guerilla warfare are col lected from the various towns of the is- land whether occupied by the Ameri- cans or not, even including Manila.
 Spaniards and Filipinos who are con- versant with the Tagalog character unite in asserting that Aguinaldo's capture would terminate the revolution. Three months have passed since he was actively pursued
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-19
500 Esoers Surrender.

Boemfontein, Saturday, March IT, General Pole-Carew's force has re- turned from Springfontein, where a junction was effected with General Cat acre. General Carew also proceeded to Norvals Pont, from which point he he liographed to General Clements that 800 Free Staters had submitted at Edenberg.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-19
Child swallows u Pin,

Hartford, Conn.,, March 1S.--Nellie, a ten year old daughter of Murtagh King was brought to the hospital here Satur- day night in a critical condition from having swallowed a pin. The pin lodg- ed in her throat and an operation was to be performed to-day, but tonsilitis developed and it had to be deferred. The girl is suffering great deal.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-19

London, March 1S.-The war office has received the following dispatch from Field Marshal Lord Roberts, dated Bloemfontein, Sunday March IS:
 "The Guards Brigade returned yes terday from Norvals Pont. Several hum dred burghers have laid down their arms to General Pole-Carew at Eden berg and elsewhere.
 "The officer commanding at Belmont reports that some deserters have come in with a Maxim, a nine pounder and another gun. Another nine pounder has been brought into Colesberg.
 "The cavalry brigade has gone to Thaba Menu in order to reassure the in habitants of the district and to distri- bute copies of the proclamation to the people of the Free State. These proc lamations are being eagerly sought af- ter
 "The English mail was despatched from here by rail yesterday and to- morrow the regular railway service with Cape Town will be reopened."
 A dispatch to the Daily Mail from Bloemfontein dated Friday, March 16, says: We are getting rifles surrendered faster than a factory could turn them out. It is quite certain that if a Brit ish official reached the northern laager with Lord Roberts proclamation the whole Boer population would declare for peace'' -- A dispatch to the Daily Mail from Bloemfontein dated Friday, March 16, says Events have occurred which in duce many to predict that the war will only last so long as it takes to march to Pretoria. The educated Boers, even the Transvaalers, are ready to accept the inevitable. I am told that a corps of two thousand women has been form ed at Pretoria. It is called the Amazon corps. All the members are uniformed in kits and are armed"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-19
Hns Returned from the Front.

Pretoria, Thursday, March 15.-Cap- tain Carl Reichmann, the United States army officer detailed to observe the con- duct of the war from the Boer side, re- turned here this morning from the Modder river.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-19
RUSSI.f'S SCHEM ES.
Turkey Proposes n Compromise in the
 Railroad Demands.

Constantinople, March 1S-After pro- demands for exclusive railway rights in Asia Minor, the Sublime Porte has proposed a compromise, whereby the railways would be constructed by Fur key and Russian in partnership. The Russian embassy insists upon the orig inal demands which the Turkish mili- tary commission strenuously opposes.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-19
GemNrnI Lnckhnrt Denh

Calcutta March 1S.-General Sir William Stephen Alexander Lockhart, commander-in-c chief of the British forces in India, died to-day. He was born in September, 1S41.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-19
LOSSES OF THE BOERS.
Prior to Relief of Kimberley and Lady.
 smith They Numbered 4.35I.

smith They Numbered 4.35l.
 Pretoria, Friday, March 16-The chief of the intelligence department Molen- prior to the relief of Kimberley and Ladysmith, were: Killed, 677; wound ed. 2,129 Accidents, sickness and other disabling causes, he asserts bring the total to 4,351.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-19
PugiIist Wtth BOer Forces,

Cape Town, Sunday, March 12.-"Jin" Holloway, the prize fighter, is now an adjutant in the BOer forces.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-19
PUSHING TOWARD MAFEKING.
Lord Methuen Crosses the Vaal-Pre.
 vented Destruction of Bridge.

vented Destruction of Bridge.
 London, March 1S.-Lord Roberts re- ports to the war office under date of Bloemfontein Sunday, March IS, as fol- lows: Lord Methuen reached War renton on March 16. He was in time to prevent the deviation bridge from being completely destroyed and to secure the pont on the Vaal. Mafeking reports that all was well on March 16"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-19
Sharp Fight m Fourteen Streams.

Cape Town, Sunday, March 1S.-The mounted force from Kimberley proceed ing to the relief of Mafeking has ar rived at Warrenton. As the force neared Windsorton the Boers evacuated the town, blowing up the bridge It is re- ported that the rebels who refused to accompany the Transvaalers, when the latter vacated Haungs and Vryburg, are preparing to trek into Damaraland on the approach of the British but that the Hottentot chiefs are getting ready to bar their escape. Colonels Drum mond and Peakman commanding, had sharp engagement at Fourteen Streams. The British succeeded in driving the Boers off. They had only few casualties
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-19
DENIED IN WISHINGTON.

Reports of Conferences With View to
 Sending More Warships tO China.
 Washington, March 1S.-In official and diplomatic circles here a denial is
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-19
Setge Not Raised.

Pretoria, Friday March 16.--It is of- ficially denied that the siege of Mafe king has been raised or the town re- lieved. The British soldiers here have been removed from the model school to new quarters in the outskirts of the town
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-19

Lobatsi, Saturday, March 10-It is reported that Commandant Eloff, with a commando has left Zerust for Mafe- king. Commandant Schwartz. with 150 men, is threatening the railway near Aasvogel kop, north of Lobatsi A British patrol, which reconnoitered within fourteen miles of Mafeking, found the railway uninjured and the tel egraph wire untouched north of Pit Eani.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-19
FREE SKATERS GIVE UP ARMS
EIGHT HUNDRED SURREYDER 1T
 EDENBERG AND ELSEWHERE.

Deserters Bring In Heavy Gunsa COles- Which Cause Many to Predict u Quick End of the War-Progress of the Ma- feking Relief cfCOlumn-Quite Probable Tint the Town Has Been Relieved Important Operations Likely in Natal.
The state herald., 1900-05-11
HOLYoKE suMMER SCHOOL.

To teachers sud those interested in
higher education; I intend 10 opes q
summer school In Holyoks May II and
desire TO solicit your interest In II.
The object Of this school will bs two.
fold. First 10 offer shsrt normal ssd
training course TO young teachers and
thoss who Are preparing shcnsslyss Tor
bstter positions. Second 10 offer .
thorough review toxsther with vbst
advance work any eighth grade pupils
may need 10 III them Tor graduation
from the common schools and for ad.
mission to high school.
We have planned two courses. teach
srs' and an eighth grade eours.
The teachers' course will embrace \
thorough review FOR . teachers ceriiA.
cate. The eighth grade courss will IN.
cludc nll Of the regular eighth grade
studies.
Special classes viii be organized when
desired by live or more membesr OF the
school. The term will last eight weeks
Students may enter ~ any time. For
tsrms aud further particulars sddresu
tho Principal. OF JAoxsos.
The state herald., 1900-05-11

b Sutherland coal for Mccullough 4 95
In viev Of the fact that the sx county
clark, s W Bsges, failed to certify up
the full number Of mills levied by the
county commissioners in their levy Of
1859 com Stay moved that the county
treasurer b instructed to correct the
above error on the tax roll and that he
may die . claim against the county OF
Phillips st IS per day not to exceed 10
days, Stay and Borland vsting aye and
Foster voting nay.
On motion Of com BorIand + N Mo-
PhsTrin vas instructed to make block
book for his oftics at Is per day for act
usl time employed, Borlsnd and Slsy
voting aye and Festsr my.
The following resolution was adopted
Be IL resolved that the board Of 90
com in the county Of Phillips snd state
Of Colorado In tho matter Of the appli.
orsion Of Bssjamin Dss Larsss 70 obtain
the assignmsnt Of the csrtiHcstss Of tax
sale from the county that the treas 10
hereby Instructed 10 aooept face Of taI
sale aad fsce Of subsequent taxes except
for the year 1899 upon the following dc.
scribsd land to.vit: South lf ofsw,
* ss,s " and ! " sec 1854
ID Phillips county Colo.
Moved by com Stay that the 90 treas
ursr bs instructed 70 socspt d il full Of
oil taxes on tho Holyoks creamery on
lots q and "a Block II Of the tovn Of
Holysks, Colo, according u the ~
corded plat thereof, melton carried.
Board adjourned 70 msst April Q. 1900
or at call Of the clerk.
The state herald., 1900-05-11
EXTENDED 80 DAYS.
To the people ofSur-
rounding counties.

The time has been extended 80 days on the
Stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries. Rdots and
Shoes ETC. 81 the Big store 81 E. z. Mason.
The mortgages are willing to let it run little
longer. The cost of freight to move this big
stock would be considerable. and they
want us to sell out all of this stock here. So
they have decided to cut down on everything
without regard to cost for the next 80 davs.
They tell US they positively will move what is
left to the business place of Trustees and Di.
vision made to satisfy balance due.
Do you want cash bargains? Credit at any time is to
costly long time We give you bargains while
they last This will prevent interest being added to your
accounts know certain people have been charging on
many book These fact which can be shown
Here few bargains while they last Good working
shoes $Io Muslns from VIC 7c Ginghams SC to &c;
Percaes SC &c. Cacoe &C &C. Hats while they last at
so cents to Ladies fine shoes $loo to s27, Horse
shoe plug per pound all other tobaccos 4oc 4sc Ask
for prices goods quote prices lower than any
place. We must sell. We need your money. You need
the goods. Come and sec if we mean business
BY order of the Mortgagee's
The state herald., 1900-05-11
A Csavinelnx Answer.

~ hobbled into Mr.. Blackmou's drug
store one evening"" says Wesley Nelson,
Of Hamilton, Go, ~and he ssked me to
try Chambsrlains Pain Balm for rheu-
matism with which have suffered for .
long time. I told him I had no faith IN
any medicine - they all failed. He said
We'll IL Chaimbsrlain's Pain Balm does
not help you, you need not pay for it, I
took bottle Of II homo and used II ae-
cording TO directions and IN enc week
vas Cured, and have not sincs been
troubled with rheumatism" Sold 10 F.
K. Noblet.
The state herald., 1900-05-11
All kinds Of Patterns at Shsmps.

Five hundred Mormons have
oomnsocsd to trek from tho valley Of
thsJerdsn In Utah 10 the Big Horn
Basin Of Wyoming. A large bunch Of
cattle. horses and sheep vss recently
started from Morgan City. and week
lssss the oolonists began trekking over
the mountains. The hormsas sxpsct 10
b. on the road shout six weeks. They
bsvs bssn attracted 10 the Big Hoss
Basin by the building Of the Burlington
Railroad there. Permission TO buiid
railroad through the Grow Indian Rsssr.
vatiss vss recently granted by the
government. The branch will leave the
Billings line At Tolcs, Mont and run In
. southarly direction 70 Cody, wyo., .
distance Of Ito miles.
The state herald., 1900-05-11

"The part Of wisdom 10 not 70 drop
ones Tasks tos early. not 10 bs In haste
70 retire from posts Of influence and
duty" writes Margaret Y. Saugstsr In
the Nay Ladies' Hume Journal. -in.
ssasibly the young. with = certain uu.
conscious arrogance, elbow ths old sut
Of the wsy, and monopoiixe the placss In
every profession and branch Of business.
Yet tho young arc dsvsrsd with sspsri-
snos, nor lave they the rpsr judgement
Of maturity. But they do have what
age has often lost enthusiasm, self con-
ndssos and pluck. Old people are some
times out q touch with the present sge.
They have ceased 10 BE- receptive; they
have grown usstally iuhospitabis aud
mort. IL there, however, The slightest
reason why . woman should rust out
through mere Incidence bsiore she hss
done the full measure Of service required
by her Master for the time In which she
iiyss2 A. . teacher, ne m astIst, M n
house mistress and mothsr.in whstsvsr
Held yen ere. my friend, do not vnhdrs~ =
from active duty too soon. There 10
need q. tho front for the wsmnn Of warn
hear, and trained capacity for afYairs.
and her nge is ot little consequence Il
she Ia equal 10 her work. There never
was time whom the Judgment Of ma.
,nre aye wns more needed than II la to.
l.x "
The state herald., 1900-05-11
New Drapsriss at Shamp's.

When You want . physician that is
mild and gentle, easy 10 take ssd pleas
ant in effect use ChamberlAin's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. Frioe, 25 cents.
Samples free. Every box guaranteed.
For sale by F. X. Noblet.
r. K. Noblst, the druggist, will refund
you your money II not satisfied after
using Chsimbsrlain's stomach and LAYER
Tablets. They cure disorders Of the
stomach. biliousnsss constipation and
hsAdschs. Prios, Is csnts. Samples free.
The state herald., 1900-05-11
BEACH WILLIE.

Sheriff Young Of Hoiysks vss In this
vicinity lsse Friday.
The Aannal meeting In d,ssriets 3 and
70 passed o6 very quis.iy. The question
Of consolidation was voted and carried
BY . unanimous vote In each district.
An election vill 10 called 10 the near
future to perfect The organisation Of the
new district.
Farmers are busy listing cers. The
sorsase Of corn will be Increased more
,haa one fourth over that Of lsst year.
Wheat and oats very promising.
J. NJ. Irwin of liolyoks wsa In this
vicinity last Monday purchasing cattle.
Mrs. D. d. Parker and Mrs. Thomas
visi,ed at r. Sprague's last Tuesday
afternoon.
Old Missrr.
The state herald., 1900-05-11
CREAMERY MEETING.

On Wednesday May IS there will bs .
meeting Of the Stockholders and patrons
Of the Holyoks cream separator. Msssrs
Asrpls and Wilksnson representing the
Bsstrios Creamery Co., will ~ present
and questions Of interest 10 oil will b
discussed, and among thess will bs the
question Of providing an sutonatio
akin. milk vsigher. All who ere inter.
ssted II the successful working sf the
separator plsst should be present.
Ina KErLHR, Pres.
The state herald., 1900-05-11
There,lI hs sbund,nt onnorinnIix q

Thsrs'll b abundant opportunity for
cheap travelling this summer. In add.
tisn to low excursion rates announced
to Philsdslphis and Kansas City for M
tiensl political convsntions. . round-t,ip
rate OF oss fare, plus q, has besn made
for the meeting Of the National Educa.
t'ensl Association At Charleston, s. c.,
July 7-i3. Law rates to Colorado. to
fsllevstons Park. aud 10 the resorts sf
the Black Hills Of South Dakota will
also prevail.
The state herald., 1900-05-11

Mr.. and Mrs. n. +. Clark and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Z. Edwards Of Hsxtun are In
Sterling today. Mr.. Edwards made
final proof on bis homestead north Of
aaxiun before the U. s. land sf'os and
Mr.. CLARK and wife appeared - Wit
nessss. The Democrat hes hsd the
pleasure Of Mr.. CIsrks acquaintance
for number Of yssrs. He 10 one Of our
NEST substantial citizens, 10 democrat
OF the old school and 10 prominent 10
party councils ls-6tsrline Democrat.
The state herald., 1900-05-11

WANTED SEVERAL BRI0hI AND BoNRsr
" pcrsons Ia represent US Ne ManAsers In this
and oioss by counties. sslsry $40 Jsar and es.
rnArs. straight bona a-fds. no rnorr. no lrss sal.
ary. Position permanent. Our references. any
hank In any town. Il IL mainly ofiicr work con.
dueted At home. Reference. Hncloss sclf-ad.
dr~ss~t stamped ~nvelops. Tmx Doxisios Cen'
rAsY. Dryr. ., Chicago.
The state herald., 1900-05-11

G. j. Slater, james Bryant, John
Heginbottsn, J. q. Bennett, @. W.
Shuler, Ira Ksplsr and ". @. Knapp
left Holysks Tuesday evening for Den.
yer BY way Of Holdrsge, Nsb., to stts.d
the republican state and congressional
conventions 70 BE- held on the 10 and H.
The state herald., 1900-05-11

The Ladies Aid Society OF tho N. E.
church will give social Thursdsy even
ing May II in tho building two doors
south Of the HERALD Office. Ice cream
and cake will b served. All are invited
70 attend.
The state herald., 1900-05-11

Even "The Open Door" needs .
screen. You have the flies. We have
the screens. You have the money. We
can give you the means Of making home
and the "Missss" happy. Come and So
us. II. SUTHERLAND.
The state herald., 1900-05-11

DR.. Phifsr, Presiding Elder Of the n.
z. church for this district will bs il
Holyoks Friday Aay ls to hold the third
quarterly conference for tho year and
will preach at tho n. E. church in tbs
evening.
The state herald., 1900-05-11

3. h. Johnson and h. Norris returned
from Denver this week where they took
some horses to sell. They report the
horse market not good at present.
The state herald., 1900-05-11
AN ARMY OF POSTS

Will be used this year and in this part of the country
am going to supply good share of them. l have
the best stock of Cedar Posts thatyou laid eyes
They vepeeled, sound full size and in every way the
best posts the market Don't spend five for posts
till you talk with me.
The state herald., 1900-05-11
Z. o. JAcxsss, Principal.

Pupils neither absent nor tAfdy:
Fred Fielder, Herbert Gates, Oscar L..
Blanc, Bspjsmia Leblanc. Lswsrsocs
Mckee, Vernon Smith, George Blssls,
Bruoswain, Minsis Fielder, Jennie Hell.
land. Dsryi Mckinney. Luo'ls Psusins.
tos. Nellie stonsburR, jennie Suthsr.
land, Bertha Weir and Vida Brsmbls.
Names Of pupils neither sbssat nsr
tardy during entire school year. Bsrsyl
MoKinpsy. Jennie Holland, Bertha Weir
and Bsnjsmin Lsl3lspc.
Wsin.
The state herald., 1900-05-11

DR.. L. F. Schoenefsldt. dentist from
Denver, has decided TO locate in Hol.
yoke. HIS card appears in this issue.
The state herald., 1900-05-11

The county clerks Office has been re-
pspsrsd this week and its appearances
has bssn much improved thereby.
The state herald., 1900-05-11
Application for making final proofs
made free. by Clerk Of District Court.
NEW GOODS.

i have just received fine new stock
Of Spring Millinery from New York.
Gall in and examine it before purchas-
ing your Spring goods.
Mrs. A. G. Gates.
The state herald., 1900-05-11
aetYokE AnpIActnCy.

The cisin oe ether cough medicines 70
- = gsed - Chambsrla,p's ars s6s;iu.
atty ~ d rsst 10 the following tsst''
noeial ol ~. q. d. 0lsss. IN smplsys Of
Bartlett 1 Dsnsis Co.. Gardiner, Ne.
ns says: II hsd kept adding 70 cold
end cesgh Ia the winter oi 1897. trying
every oough medicine ] beard Of without
psruset hslp until sss day ] wss 10 the
drug store oe Houl&ham aud hs adyirsd
ne 70 Try Chanbsslain's Cough Remedy
sad offered 70 pay bsck my uonsy II j
vss sot cared. ~ lusss and bronchial
tubs we're very ssrs at this time. but !
vas souplsssly cured BY ths vmsdy,
ssd have since always turned 70 u whsn
gos . cold, and soon nsd rslisf ! also
recommend u y my friends and sm glad
70 cay u 10 the hsst Of oil cough nsdi.
sinss.r For sale BY r. X. Noblot.
The state herald., 1900-05-11

New samples OF Brussels and Ingram
carpets at Stamps.
The state herald., 1900-05-11

John Hssinbothsm has been putting
some new picket fence around his resi-
dsncs property.
The state herald., 1900-05-11
CAnarx wANRxs. Teacher.

Pupils neither AbHont nor thfdyi
Gladys Weir, Ethel Show. Ethel Bsl.
land, Tiilis Fisdlsr. Carrie Zoll, Cora
stonsbnrs, Charlie Diekofson, Clarence
usskstt. Jnmes Franks, Willard Shield
on, Arthur lSsI,lAno and Walter Zoll.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy durisg
entire term Of eight months. Ethel
show, Gladys Weir, Ethel Holland and
Cora stonoburr.
Nlpoy CrosSrn, Teacher
The state herald., 1900-05-11

Ifyou want to buy new sewing ma
chine, organ or piano call on W. X.
Shamp..
The state herald., 1900-05-11
NAIAxrxp-sEvERAL rEnspNs voR DIS.
" trirs ofirs Manager In this .iais frpto

w trirt Once nanassss In this state frpto
v,sent Ne In ,bsis own and sarroundins coan,iss
WIiiins " ray yeafly enpo. parable ~rstly, De-
sa,st,s employment with unusual opportunities.
H~fsspnc.s ssehansed ksrlos- -elf addressed
sAupad ssvsiore. .. 4. pAsk. IN eaaisu build
sas. oklssFo.
The state herald., 1900-05-11

New Lsces at Shamp's.
Irwin Bros, want TO buy 600 steers.
Buy your dry goods Of W. R. Shamp.
Choice Heifers for sale by Irwin Bros.
For your new Spring Hats, call on
Mrs. 6tsrner 4 Go.
Flour. corn meal, bran and shorts at
Stamps.
l will do oil kinds OF bicycle repairing.
Ed. Varnsy.
Lsok at those pretty curtains at
bhanps.
II your harness needs msnding take
II 70 Ed. Varney's.
! IT, g: 2: oans. : .hs bsss. Fog .sls
|ty1t U6infp. y ss--'-s-' 'S-'ss-' -
Now 10 the time 10 get ysur shoes re-
paired at Ed. varnsy's.
The largest line Of Gents Neck ware and
furnishing goods at Shsmp's.
Do not forget the social next Thursday
evening.
l have received nice stock Of Spring
Dry Goods. Call and SEQ them. w. r.
HhsmP.
Mrs. HaRsr and Mrs. Hoffman spent
Thursday in Holdregs, Neb,
II you want to buy new sewing ma
chine, organ or piano call on W. X.
Shamp..
John Hssinbotham has been putting
some new picket fence around his resi-