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CINNAMoN-COATED PILLS.-Dr
Agnew's Liver Pills are coated like a
cinnamon drop, very small and de-
lightful to take. One pill a dose, 30 In
q vial for 10 cents. Their popularity is
a whirlwind, sweeping competitors be-
fore II Ike chaff. No pain, no grip
ing. no inconvenience SIS.
Sold by Miller Drug Co.. 402 Market
and n. B. Darforth, Market and Sec
0pd streets.
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Professor NIoulton 20 Lecture
Professor Richard Moulton will lee
ture in the New-Century Club on
Thursday evening next
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First Levy Court district. Brandywine
hundred John Lynn. r.. AL; Heryey
Walker. d.. S5s Christiana hundred.
Lynn. sac: Walker. 3sG Mil Greek hum
dred. Lynn. ilI Walker 1906. Lynn's
majority. s9i.
Fourth Levy Court District. White
Clay creek hundred. Charles Megginson,
r.. 40i: 4. Roscby McMullen. D., $50;
New Castle. Megginson. $50: McAIullen,
59l: Pencader. Megginson. 25S; McMul-
len. 266: Red Lion, Megginson, 302; Me-
Mullen. 269. Megginson's majority, 63.
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Exhorters Association to Meet

Beginning on November 10 in Ken
ton. the Local Preachers and Exhort-
ers' Association of the Wilmington
Conference will hold its annual meet
ing.
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MN Lectnre in Ashurr

The Rev. Kerr Boyce Tupper viii
lecture on shadow OF Castle Garden"
in Asbury NJ. e. Church on November
u.
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William Turner. colored. is locked up in
the police station charged with attempt-
lug to vote illegally and will be given a
hearing in City court tonight.
Turner was arrested yesterday al the
instigation OF p. +. Walsh, Democratic
inspector Of the Twenty-seventh election
district
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no Cure a Cold in one nay

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the moaey if II
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THE POLICIES OF
The MUTUAL LIFE.

clear documents be understood
anyone ehnicaits doubtful phrases the
and the policy is set forth IN
plainly misapprehensns
the members of the
Company
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For a Cold in the Head, Laxative
Bromo-QuiniRe Tablets.
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GUARANTEES.
Automatic Paid Up Insurance.

paying after three
years premiums paid this policy without
participating policy for paid-up
the policy the end Of the last
paid; but
surance will extend beyond which originally
stated in policy. example, if the term of
thirty the padup term policy at
the of twentyx years than
twenyseven than three and
No extended insurance, cash loan value will
given this policy.
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DISTRIBUTION OF SURPLUS.

policy will participate in division of surplus and the first
distribution will period first half
Expectation will be applied to uniform redue-
ton premiums falling due during the second period
there will be another dsbu-
ton of surplus then be paid in cash
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Expectation Term Policy.
EXPLANATIONS.

policy furnishes insurance during the Expectation
age duration Of life Of the insured.
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GREAT DEMONSTRATION.

After midnight, when the result Of
the election was evident. the greatest
dmonstration that ever awakened the
echues Of the old town ensueu. An
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PRIYILEGE OF INSURANCE ON OTHER PLANS.

the first erod first half the Expa
ton Term pocyhoder premiums and on
application claim Insurance
participating the premium rate for his ad-
Vanced age The OF the policy
must total insurance including the auto
matte paid-up term shall not exceed the
original amount Expectation Term Policy Any increase in
the total sum Of will require re-exanination
For a sample policy further information, address
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OTHFR VoTEs REFEsEn.

In the Sixth district. polls at Fourth
and Poplar streets, theodore Gabb was
refused on the plea OF having no nat
uraliaation papers. he being Of English
birth.
At the Eighth representative dis
trict. polls at Fifth and Spruce streets,
William Curtis and John Young, bath
c3lorod, were challenged BY the IL
The state herald., 1900-07-27

the Missouri" Mr.. Hanna answered,
"but suppose we'll send him oil over
the country. They want him every
where.
"He has put himself entirely in my
hands. All requests for speeches he'll
turn over to me. That's the right way,
OF course. for you can have only one
manager in campaign.
"He'll have 10 60 back TO Nsw York to
take run through the state and then
come West again. Teddy you know, is
the star attraction in this performance.
"But his oloths" the senator went on,
throwing up his hands. "Why, when he
came into the convention in that old
coat and Rough Rider hat I turned to
Lodge and said Teddy ought to bs
spanked.
snow, that's all right out West. Ted
dy' Is strong in the West. He likes that
kind Of a life-lived out there on ranch
himself for while-but he's governor
Of New York state.
snow, il was running him-if I was
running him would make him wear .
silk hat.-New York Herald.
The state herald., 1900-07-27

Now that Col. Roosevelt has been nom
mated for Vicc President Of the United
States, the suggestion bns boen made
that the Rough Riders be- re. organized
for campaign purposes. Such asugg.st.
ION ought no, 10 be entertained for one
moment. The Rough Rrdere. Of whose
service In CubR the whole rst,on is just.
" proud, represent widely different
typss Of Amsricn lifs-ths farmer, tho
cowboy. the Indian, the college graduate
and the uneducaicd, the rich md tn.
poor, the cultured and the unretined, the
religious and the irrsligious,-who wsrs
united during tho Spnnish- American
wnr. not by politics, for among them
were Republicans. Democrats and Pop.
niists, but by common courage and
patriotism. II wonld be lamsntabls IN =
deed, n, after they have won such place
IA popular esteem, they should become
~ m organization ssssciated with part.
san politics. - Central ChristiDn Advocate
The state herald., 1900-07-27

The ruling Of the controller Of the
Treasury department at Washington that
"tips" to port1rs Of sleeping cars are leg.
it,mate expenses and may properly be
chsrgsd up by government employees a.
gaiust tho government may have far
reaching consequences. II slseping car
porters may be lawfully slipped" at the
governments expense. why not boot
blacks, waitsrs, floor walkers at hotels
and sundry and divers others? Almos,
infinite possibilities in the line OF expen-
see, constructive" and otherwise. loom
up as result Of this treasury ruling.
The expense accounts Of persons in gov
arumsnt service may yet yield rich re-
sources for many campaign fund, while
giving the "tip" principle official status
and rscognition.-Boston Globs.
The state herald., 1900-07-27
SIIERlrF's SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution II IA
issued out Of the ckrks ONCE Of
the county court of Philips county and
state Of Colorado. and to me directed, where.
by l am commanded TO make the sum of
one hundred four and 5i,0 dollars (si0i.0s)
and costs Of suit. the amount Of u certain
Judgment recently obtained against Andrew
=. Allen and Jacob Weller In favor Of Charles
h. Whitman ont II the lands, tenements,
goods and chatfels Of the said Andrew
y. Allen and Jacob Weller,
have levied on the following property, to.
wit: NEk Of Sec - Townships No of Range
IS West Of the SD. m. in the county VI Philips
state Of Colorado.
Therefore according 70 said command, I
shall cxpose for sale, at public auction. MI,
the right. title and interest Of the above named
Jacob Weller IN anu To the nbov
described property. on Saturday the day Of
Aug. iao ut tg o'clock y n, nj the front
door Of the county court hopAe In Holyoks,
county Of Phillips and state A Colorado.
Dated at Holyoks this 10 dny Of July, 1900
Gus Young, sheriff Of Phillips county.
The state herald., 1900-07-27

We understand quite number Of Bsr-
trsnd people were "taksn in" recently
by an outfit OF photographers. Three or
four fellows worked the deal 1t seems.
They ovsrran the town ono afternoon
like an invading army, canvssssd every
house in few hours' tims, gathered in
all the shskels they oould and few to
the sext town. They claimed TO repre-
sent a "photograph car" which was to
follow them in week and furnish their
dear patrons with good cabinet photo
graphs at % or 80 cents dozen, or some
such ridioulously low pries, the agents
txsing good care to COLLECT the money in
advance whenever they could. The
world 10 full Of people who would bs
glad to get something In exchange for
nothing, or next to it. They never stop
to figure out how IL can bs done, but il
some slick-tongsed stranger philanthro-
pist comes along and offsrs them pro-
position at 97h pr cent below coat, they
are delighted beysnd measure, sad he
gets their money 1 once. There are too
many people who would rather be the 25
or 5O-csnt victims oi ssindler than the
50 or % patrons Of n home dealer or
workman who they know is only max.
ing, or trying to maxi, an honest living.
Bertrand Herald.
The state herald., 1900-07-27

state OF Colorado. D..
County OF fhiiiips. ="
In the county Court.
NV shurp Plaintiff ". Axcl T. Carlson
Defendant.
TnE PsorLE oy THE STATE or coLosApo,
To ASrt ". Carlson tho defendants above
named Gru~tingi
You ar- hereby required to appear In mn
action brought against you by tsc abov.
named piaintif. In the county couss Of rhii
lips county, state Of Colorado, and answer
the complaint therein <ithin twentS day. NJ
ter The service hereof. n served wIrAin this
county. or. n served o~t of thi. cosniy, or
by publication, within 1irty days nfter the
service hereof. .cxcin-iv. of. the day Of service;
or Judgment i,y default wni bc taken awains,
you according 10 tho prayer OF the complaint;
and II copy Of the complaint IL the above
entitled action bc not served with this sum.
mons. or n the service hereof bc made out Of
this state, Li,rn ten days additional h, the
time hcrrins,pov- -pscncd for Appearance
aud answer viii bs allowed before thc taking
Of Judgment BY default ~ aforesaid.
1le said Rction IN brought Co uniet IN.
title :. tho following property To-witi tho south.
vest quarter Of section ~ township seven. north
VI range II west of tho Q .. M In Phillip county
colofado plaintif alleging that be i- tho owner
In fc" simple and In possession ~ said promises
plaintiff will nlso pfn, for costs ne will morr
fully appear from the complain, in said action
10 which reference Ia here made.
And iou arc hereby notified that II yon fail to
'npear aud to answer tho complaint ns above
required the said plaintin will take default
and judgment M prayed
Given under my hand and tho anal Of our said
county court nj ilolyoko Colo In said cotii
b,'lis ~ lay Of May AD'ipo. 90 SLATER
bhAIl Geunv Judge.
The state herald., 1900-07-27

The administration press 10 now re-
ferrinR to W. J Bryan as u dictator" !"
II seems to have become such an unusual
thing for candidate to seriously con.
cider the platform on which he is to
make his campaign that, simply because
MIR. Bryan showed the manly independ-
snce To insist upon = party platform in
sccord with his well known position on
the sssues Of the campaign. his oppo.
nenis call him dictator" II Bryan is
s"jictstor," il would certainly be a
Soriunste thing for our nation u We had
mortt'f-sA~ same brand Of dictstors.
Even II this charge were correct, his
supporters would prefer an aaministra.
tion shaped by him to one dictated by
Marx Hanna.
The state herald., 1900-07-27

Governor Roosevelt carried away from
Cleveland n new volume Of Mckinley
speeches, including those made by the
president since he entered tho Wh,tu
House. Tho book was u g,it OF Senator
Hanna, who had II published. On the
fly lent he wrote:
"To Governor Roosevelt, with tlss com
pliuents Of N. A. Hanna, July @. 1900"
II want him 70 rcpd these speeches"
said Mr. Hanna. "lis'il find plenty Of
materisl there"
"lsoosevrlt's speeches do not eover a
wide Held" II WAS suggested.
"No,' said Mr.. Hnnna ale wnnts 10
get more facts. Now, there's Lodges
speech on tho Philippines, and Spoosvr's
too. Those are good things for him to
look np."
Tue Senator was not told that what
the governor bad been reading sll tho
way 10 Oklahoma aud return was "Plut.
arch's Lives,' turning occasionally 10
Swincburne aud poetry or now novel.
"He's got to look niter his voice." the
1snator went on. ~ told him shis morn.
Ing that the first thing for hia to DO
when he got 10 Now York was to 20 to
u specialist and have his throa, looked
after He's nll talked out. Hc cant
keep TINT mp through tho campaign.
told him be must learn how TO use his
yaicr scientifically.
"Now, there is Mckinley. He la mus.
ter. There. In Di, after b, had made l7O
ppcechuy, NIL OF them long, hi, last
speech, NJ Yorktown, was tho bost h.
had made.
Teddy ia an impe'uous speaker. He
gets all worked mp In his subject. lIc
tres to stop applause. I've ,old HIM he
ought not do that. because that gives
him chnnc. To rest" q
"Wbcro ara you going TO sopd the gov.
eroorr Mr. iinuna was nslscd.
"You eau SEQ that hia place IN sng' 81
The state herald., 1900-07-27

There is some talk about using Capt.
tol Hill, Denver, for a sheep ranch as a
means Of destroying the weeds that grow
on vacant property and in the streets.
That would certainly be novelty rs q
scheme for the destruction Of weeds In
the most aristoc.stic residence portion
of wealthy Denver. II property is worth
60 little on Capitol Hill that the owners
can not afford to keep it in decent con.
dition, then by oil n,esus it should he
transformed into sheep ranch.
The state herald., 1900-07-27
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the matter Of the estate Of Christian
4. Gathe deceased.
Notice ). hereby given that ON Monday the
% day Of Aug A u 100 being one Of the rcsu-
lar days Of the July term Of the county court
Of Phillips county In the State Of Colorado, I,
l. y GAthe Administrative OF
said estate will appear before the judge OF
said court, present my nnai settlement a
such sdminissratrix pray thu approval Of the
same and will thcn apply TO Be discharged as
such administratrix. AZ which time and place
any person IN Interest may appear and pre-
sent objections 70 the same II any there be
Dated NJ Holyokc Colo June 25 1890
IN Gathc Administrstrix Of the estate
Of q D. Gathc deceased.
The state herald., 1900-07-27

ALIAS SUMMONS
state Of cpiorrdo, l..
County Of Phillips.
IN me district court.
W. q. Holland plaintiff vs. Y. Il. stockton and
W. d, McCAslin defendants.
The people Of tho state Of Colorado,
ToF n. btocton and ". d. McCaslin tho de.
fcndsnt Above named. Grestinx;
fou nrr hereby required TO appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named PLAINTIFF In the district court. Of Phil
lips county. state of Colorado, and aaswrr
the complaint thcrcin within twenty days NJ.
ter iAe service hereof. II s-r,ei with this
county; Or, " served out of tins county, or
by publication. within thirty days after the
scrvicc hcrrof. exclusive II sAc day II service
or ysdsmcnt by default viii be taken against
YOU according " tho prayer or the com mplnint; /;
anGif copy of tbr compiaipt In the above
entitled action bc not served with this sum.
mons, or II the .rrvicc hcrcos br made out II
thisstaic. then tsn days additional To III.
time hcrcinabove spcrincd Tor appearance
and answer will ~ allowed baror~ tho taking
of Jwismcnt by default M Aforesaid
The SAID action is brought to quiet tho
tiilc Ia the following described pr.ini.re
To'wlti The northwest Y of s.ctisa
II 10 township Z north of range
" w~t II thu o .. M, In phiiiips
count, colorado plaintiff nlirans tha, b. lie tho
owner In fc.-4inpln and In possession of said
Premises plaintiff will ptay for cost. ne will
moro fuiiy appear from the complaint In
sud action ~ witch reference II here made
u copy OF complaint Ia hefcio attached.
And you arr hereby notified that n you fail To
npf,snf, and Il. answer tho amid rotnniaint nj. n
bove required. tho said plaintiff will take default
and Judgment rs prhyrd.
tiyen udet my hand md acnl Of our rnid
d.'rIri court n, Hbi,oke Colo. In said county,
this Oday of March. A u 1901.
tbkALl W. q. firLLlsp,
cleft ~ District c-ur, rhillip. County. Colo
The state herald., 1900-07-27
One Of our exchanges refers to William

Ono Of our exchanges refers to William
J. Bryan ~ Wind TANNER Bryan" 1t
is sufficient comment on tho use Of this
fling to suggest to the writer Of 1t
that he is not publishing q paper for the
sums Of New York City. W. J. Bryan
and William Mckinley are both clean
men in their personal characters and
simply because they do not agree on the
political issues OF the day is no reason
why their supporters should throw mud
and the newspaper that does 30 will sim
ply lower itself IN the opinion OF all fair.
minded readers.
The state herald., 1900-07-27


Two men in Teller county, who hap
pened to bold the positions of chairman
and secretary Of the silver republican
central committee OF that county, have
recently announced their return to the
republican party and, to advertise that
fact as Of great importance, have written
for publication setting forth what they
are pleased to consider good reasons for
their change Of party affiliations and
abandonment Of the cause Of bimctal.
lism. The republican country press Of
the state is very jubilsnt over the news
and is making as much fuss over these
two men as though upon their action
depended the fate Of the silver repubh
can party OF Colorado. These republi-
can editors aetp. to take it for granted
that, because two members OF the party
have, for reasons satisfactory to them
selves abandoned the party, the silver
republican party must Of necessity die
ir very short time. The editor Of the
Akron Pioneer Press is one Of these edi-
tors who becomes so enthusiastic
over the action OF the two former silver
republicans. He bubbles over with en-
thusiasm IN the following highly
polished and classical comparison. AS
rats are supposed to leave sinking ship,
90 are the silver republicans leaving the
party" 1t certainly requires very little
to arouse the enthusiasm Of Editor
Pickett. He is enthusiastic over the
rsasons given by these two men for
abandoning the cause Of bimstallisn.
He no doubt has kind Of fellow.fsei-
ing for them for, once upon time, he
found himself confronted with the
necessity Of giving an excuse for
abandoning the cause Of silver aud sup
porting the gold standard platform a.
dopted by the national republican con-
vsntion at st Louis. After rsck,ug his
brain for some time over the question
OF m excuse for his actions, he wrote
and published these words, ~ will sup.
port the ticket but | will spit upon the
financial plank Of the plstform." These
gentlemen from Teller county want 1t
distinctly understood that they Sill
support the republican national ticket
but like Bro. Picket "wiA spit upon tho
iinsscial policy Of tho party" and no
doubt Bro. Picket considers it somewhat
Of q Justification Of his action along the
same line and excuss-fo the same Us
given by him In the opening OF the cam,
paign Of 1896.
The state herald., 1900-07-27

Rev W. T.. Collett is cloaing u sroa,
year at Durango. Over o. 400 have boon
paid on IN old debt aud tho church pro.
pcrty IL now absolutely clear Already
the Ladies' AID Society Is accommodating
funds for the interior renovation Of the
church and doubtless another year will
Sitnese at least 1900 spent in such I'M.
prosemcnts. Central Christian Advo.
cate.
Rev C"llc't has many friends In Iol.
yoke who will be much gratiii.d TO learn
that he Ia doing good work nj Dnranro.
lie bsld quiiea suceaafal revival eorvice
N jnnnnry last.
The state herald., 1900-07-27

A sensible letter, written by Mr.. Bry.
an, which was published by the news pa
pers the other day, contains the follow
ing:
n believe that the rights OF the Fill
pinoes and the rights OF the Cubans are
idential. The recognition Of the rights
Of tho Cubans by resolution did not
create those rights. They existed be-
tore. II the Filipinos have a right to
their independence, the fact that they
fought for it docs not justify us in carry
Ing on war of conquest. II is no more
humiliating for nation to recognize the
rights Of an opponent than for an in.
dividual to do 40. We would have had
the same trouble in Cuba If We had
treated the Cnbans the same as We have
the Filipinos. We would have no
trouble IN the Philippine islands IL We
had treated the Filipinos az we have
treated the Cubans. II we are going to
give the Filiplnos their Independence We
ought to say so at once, and thus avoid
further bloodshsd. How can We justify
the sacrifice Of Amer lean soldiers and
tho killing Of Filipinos merely to show
that we can whip thsm?"
Mr. Bryan might have added that
there is good authority for the belief
that the Fllipinos are at least as capable
Of self government rs are the Cubans.
However, whether this be true or not,
in the words quoted above, the leader Of
the opposition to the administration
policy in the Philippines has expressed
very forcibly the sentiments Of large
number Of intelligent Americans, In
deed, the truth Of the argument is 40
clearly apparent that it can not be sue
cessfully isputed.-Chicago Record.
The state herald., 1900-07-27


According 10 tho dispatches ths
morning tho Chinsse government In.
'rnds u adopt IN attitude mora dia-
graceful to China than u mob had
murdered the ambassadors. II intends
TO my to the foicign governments.
-wiidraw your armies. surrender your
seeded territory. nivo mp the commercial
aud railway CONCESSIONS which your
psople have obtained and GO. out OF
Chinn bodily or W. will no, bo able 10
Restrain the fury OF the people aud they
will slaughter the Ambassadors. tb.
missionaries and their families now in
our hands"
ltio bnrdly possible that Ch.na will
take s'ici' posit.on. Assuming that
The foreigners IN petin still ARE alive n
demand Of this kind IL notice that nll Of
ihrin viii be murdered unless the white
t"'v,ns aud the Japapcne permi. China
The state herald., 1900-07-27

After many intricate experiments sci.
entists have discovered methods for Oh
taining oil the natural digsstanis. These
have been combined in the proportion
found IN tho human body and united
with substances that build up the digss.
tive organs. making compound called
kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Il d,gssts what
you eat asd allows all dyspsptics to cat
pl"nty OF uurishing food while the stom
ach troubles ars being radicraly cured by
tho medic'nsl agents 1t oonts1s. II 10
pleasant to tnkc snd will give quick
relief. For sale W City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1900-07-27
UNCLE SAM HELPS AN EDITOR.

The United States Government has
placed at the disposal Of the editor Of
Tho Ladies' Home Journal all tho illus
trativs statistical information in its
private archives relating to the White
House, which will be one hundred years
old next November. The magazine will
uss the material in connection with TIVE
articles On the subject it will publish
shortly. That some Of the views are ex-
ceedingly rare is shown by the fact that
1t was only recently that the State De-
pertinent learned that they EXISTED.
The state herald., 1900-07-27

The law holds both the maker and
circulater Of counterfeit equally guilty.
The dealer who sells you u dangerous
counterfeit OF DeWitts Witch Hazel
salvs risks your life to make little Iarg-
er profit. You can not trust him. De
Wits Ia the only genuine aud original
Witch Hazel sab,s, . veil known cure
for plies and all skin diseases. SEQ that
your dealer gives you Dswitts Sslve.
For sale at City Drug Store.