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New-York tribune., 1900-07-28

Pevensey westward into Hampshire IL con-
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lagos he stayed at. and is 70 some extent a per
sonal narrative but il also treats fully OF the
natural history and fora OF the district
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81 OO
New-York tribune., 1900-07-28

EBEN HOLDEN. BY Irving Bachelor. 12rno pp
432 Boston: Lothrop Publishing Co.
THEIR SHADOWS BEFORE. By Pauline Car
rington Bouve. 12mo, pp 202. Boston, Small,
Maynard & Co.
BY THE MARSHES OF MINAS BY Charles G.
D Roberts 12mO pp. 202. Silver. Burdett & Co.
The state herald., 1900-05-11
Coetsst Noties
UsLand 0mce sssriins Colol

4 samsiast contest aAldsvis having bsss alsd
n this o1lcs b Frank ". johnson ooaAssta.t,
aoainst 7. Q. sntry No. lt7u. nads Nov. n,
~ for v Y ~ = tp n rsnss Nw b. John
4 happ ccutsstss II whieh II h allsesd
that John 4. Rapp. wholly fallsd daring Tie
ssofA ysas cf saad sotry to plsv saltivaas, plant
efseA tfss sseds O. cuttings 10 rsplaes tAoss
fssnsray planted and which bad failsd b gssw
md said John 4. RApp. hss wholly fAilsd daring
sach sadsvasy rear sincs tas aid forth yssr "a
plow, plant cultivats or oaussd 70 b planted a
ealHvatsd aay pant Of aid tract TO trsss, tzss
sesds Or cuttinss and ali Of aid failures esn.
thine TO exist Il this time.
Said parties arc hereby notified to appsar,r ..
spond and doasr evidence touching said Allegation
q 10 O'Clock m ON Nay =. 1900. before G. J
Slater clark Of ths county osurt
AZ Holyoks. Colo. land that
Anal hearing will b. bald ct 10 o'clock . N On
Nay u, 1900 before tho Register and Rsosives
at the United Stasss Land Odes IN sssrlins,
Colorado.
Ths said contestant having, Ia propsr aAda-
W.T. hlsd April 1900. ut forth facts which show
that after due dilssnes. psrseaal ssevics Of thia
notice oan not BE- mads, II y hardy osdsrsd a.d
dirsctsd that such notice b dvsn b. dss aad
proper publication.
DCYLEkING Ragsstss
The state herald., 1900-05-11


Judge Locbren Of the United Ststr,
Court, In recent decision. holds tha,
the islands recently coded to the United
States BY Span must ~ governed b.
the sane laws ~ other United Stssss
t~yritoriss.
In his opinion 10 found ths following
language:
"rhs constitution must no 10 force
over tsrrito'y hsfors the general gov
srumsnt can have any authority 10 leg
slsts respecting II. No foreign sovsv
sisn can invsst the general government
With any legislative power"
"it must bs held thsi upon the csssIos
ny SPAN TO the United Htaics ~ tn,
sslsnd Of Porto Rico. that island 10
came part OF the Dominion Of IL,
United Sinses AZ much As,s Arizona OF
hioneeots; aud that the cens,iiution d
III" United States, -I psopfis visore, al
oncS extended over That island; aud th.
this extension u the consultations smv,
congress-. whose .vsry power must com,
frop' that Instrument. the snthosity I,
leE'slnts IN sespsc, 10 that Island ~
part Of tho Upiiid Sint~s territory"
The state herald., 1900-05-11
ALIAS CONTEST NOTICE.
U Q LAND OyYJcu.
eTE1LIMo. COLO,,
April Z, 1900.

LAND OFFICE,
erH1LIMo. OoLo.,
April Z. 1900.
sufacient contest ad,davit having hssn Alsd
In this otacs by John Hoinquist oontsseaat
against II = entry No is>ei made NAY 10
1880 for . Y 80 ~ tp sn y y By I'd L
Wilson coutestss In which tits alleged that
I'd. L. Wilson has wholly aboadonsd said tssot
and changed bis rssidsncs tAsssfrem for more
than six months aimee making said satsy, tAst
he has changed his rssidsacs thsrsfrom for more
than six months prior to Nay 10. 1895 which vas
The limit Of nvs years from date oe satry, that
b. has wholly failed to reside upon said land
for more than thfss ysazs prior 70 Nay ieoe
that hs has wholly failed TO ooltivsts or make
any improvements ct any time upon said prsm-
ises during said period and than ali Of lid fail.
urss exist at this time and that said allaesd
sbssacs from tho sad land was net due to his
smployneut In the Army, nav Marine Corp Of
The q. 8. - . private oihcsr soldier seaman
Marine during ths var With spaiA OF during any
othse var In which the q. 8. may b engaged,
said parties ars hereby nosifsd 70 appear,
respood ond o6sr svidsnes touching said allsg.
atioo st 10 O'Clock m on May ~, 1900 bsiors
the RsgistsR and RsesAvsf at ths United statss
Land once In Bssrlins, Colo.
Ths aid CONTESTANT having In Q proper afAda-
Wit Alsd nch. Is. 1900 set forth facts which show
that altar dss dilissnos personal ssrvics Of this
notice cannot 10 made Il b hssshy ordsesd and
dirsotsd that such notice b given By dns and
propsr Publication DC Hlsmins Register
The state herald., 1900-05-11

Tho question whether strawberries
should be grown in hills or In matted
rows is attracting moro attention than
formerly. The plan Of growing In mat
ted rows 10 20 we'll understood that II
would b. useless to say anything about
1t. But Vhs reason that more strawbsr-
ries are not raised in hills 10 because the
possibilities Of . single plant Of the
strawberry are not % well understood.
Such plant should not b allowed to
produce any other plants, but have sll
~ energies directed to making fruit, for
Il 10 now we'll known that stravberr,ss
which srs 10 produce fruit 10 the bsst
advantage should not sxpsnA their
strength In raising sthsr plsnts. Il 10
alss important that the plants vh,,h are
toproducs plants should not b allowed to
Rrow any berries. This part OF the oper.
alton 10 easily accomplished by simply
cutting s6 the stems Of blossoms after
forming. To grow berries without plants
is not 90 easy, but il can b. done in the
hill systsm. Set the plants in the usual
manner, not nearer than two and enc half
test each way. Give good cultivation
but not deep. Keep entirely clean.
When rnnnsrs start cut them of before
they get hold Of the grousd. There are
several ways Of doing this. With knife
or hos. bnt there 10 . regular runner
cutter, which il the best article for the
purpose q 1t saves steoping.-Fisld and
Farm.
The state herald., 1900-05-11
ALIAS CONTEST NOTICE.
o.. Lane OyyIcx.)
Brsa1ne, Colo, I
April 4 iNo,

A saniciaaS contest aasdavit having bssn alsd
In this olses b. John Holmquist ooatsstant.
against n : entry No. ~. made March II
itsS fos y Y section ~. tpsnR ~ y By 8.
Andefsna Coatss tes, In which Il y Alleged that
=. Andersoa has wholly shaAdsosd I'D trsct.
hes changed bis rsid.nce thsssfroa for mors
than six moaths since making aid satsy. that
he hes oAanasd his residsaos thsrsfrom for
more thaa six menths prior 10 March II. iseD
which vas ths limit Of ave pears from dsas Of
entry. that - ha. wholly iailsd 10 rssids apoa
said land for mors than fear ysan prior "a
March H. is1A and wholly isilsa 70 cultivate o.
make any Improvements On said prsmlscs as
any tims during aid period and that said fall
urss sxist u this time and that ths uaid ALLEGED
sbssnos fssa the aid lAnd vss not dos to hia
employmsst In tho Army. Navy o hsSins Cosps
Of tbs U. .. y privats soidise, s1lcss. seaman
or nasins daring ths vss With spaia or any
oshss vsf n which IL U. ., may b sasassd,
Baid paFtis are hssshv sstiAsd 70 sVpsar ~
spood I'D oder sv,dsses tooohIns said ailss.,
tion st 70 o'clock n - Nay y. NOD hsfors
the Rsgislss and ilscsrdss a. ths Uaitsd stasss
CAnd oa1os In stsrlIns. Colo.
Ths ssiA sontsstaat Asvias. In psopss aasdsvii
Aied Aasshis, 100. ~ forth facts which sho~
that af,ss dr. diiissaos pssssaal sssvies Of this
notios ca aot bs mads. II u hssshy sssisrsd and
dirrotsd thaa such snties - sivsa b dus asd
psopes pabl,ca,,oa. DC. vis.ins Register
The state herald., 1900-05-11
sHxRirrs sALk

By virtss ofspeeiAl syseutlsa o. iisa fsreoios.
urs issssd ost u ~ eissk's silss of tbs county
court II Phililps eeanty aaA stats u Col.
osasio, md 10 ns dirsstsd. whss~hy I aa coa-
nandsd To make ths ssn Il two huAdrsd Afty.
aiss ssd ss-ioo dOiiass. (esasAs) nd costs Of
ssit, The amount Of certain
iudsmsot rsosotly obtsipsd against
John hsioes, nasy Hawks. Fred havks and
n. o. TIE In favor es Joha n. olsoa
out II ths iAndA tssssssnts, suods asd ehsttsis
Of the said John AAioaA hsFy Havks vrsd
Hawks and n. o. Tate.
have isvisd @ shs foaiovias psopsrty. 10 viu
Lots slz AID ssvsa es The n . Y Ut sse two ~ In
sp sssht TO- Il rsnss forty ssvss t<1) west 4
the sasth t0 p. n. In Phillips esassy co,oe.ds.
Thsr~fosv. sooordias To ssid somnaaA. shaii
ssposs fus sais. at public ssctins. al tAs rshs.
titis and intrssstof The shove named
John Maiosa, Man Aavks. vrsd Hawks
and n. o. rAas In asd 10 ~ above D.
scsihsd rsal sssaas. a. saturday the sstA day u
Mar. isn u oclosk u aa tAs fsuss donr
u the counsy coass Aos.s Ia Hoiysks. pAlilips
suany colorado.
nassd as Hoiyoks this :sA day os April I'M.
Que Yosns. sheriff Of ihiiiiys cosnty.
Date u nsst pahiIostiss Apni n. Tp.
D~ss os Last pablisa,ioa Nay d. isoo.
The state herald., 1900-05-11
ApnINrsrRAroRpsALI

Netios h hsrshy sivsd that In parsancs Of -
orasr Of tAs county oosrt q Phniips osanty.
Coaossdo, nads o. ths u day Of April isee. In ths
uaattsr a the Eststs of GsoeuD u. Poe dsesassd
the sndsrsisned ths adninistssane os IL said
Esaats will ssii at pivats sals 10 tbs Highest nd
hsst biddsr fer oash aad ahiset 70 eoafrimation
hstls aid county court ct tsa O'Clock In thsfoss-
noon % Basurday ths II day Of Nay l. D.. isoe,
at " nd pssnlss IN Phillips eoaaiy. Colo.
raAoall ths right. sitiA, In ssssst a.A kstsss a
ths I'D 0snrss Y. Poe q Ne ans of Ii dad
ed al the hsht, title. snd inssssss that ths
ssid kstass By spsrnnoa Of NV os othssviss 20
qsiFsd othsr thaa o. IL sdditioa 70 thas u ths
- 0serss II. Pos q ths tins of his dssth Il
sad 70 all that esstaia las- pisss O. parcel q.
Nod sitnstsd lying and hsias In thr I'D eoaaty
of Phillips asd STATE Of Co,ossAs rs-vit, rhs
uosthsast quarter tas ~ Of ssstisa ainssssu
ts0 In tovnAhip seven ~ north u mage forty.
thrss co. west of ths sixth prncipsi Msridian.
Dsssd st Holyoks, Colo. April II. isos
HsrnAs P. Pes, Adniaisssstos.
The state herald., 1900-05-11

The political party that has no possi.
Die chance OF fusion with other parties
and realizes the hopelessness OF IT. can.
ps'gn against fusion es the opposition,
N nearly always very much opposed
70 fusion from principle. At present the
Denver Times is very much opposed to
afusion OF the silver parties Of the state
and would have it's readers believe that
the principle OF fusion is wrong. In
1886 the Times vas an enthusiastic sd-
vocats OF fusion Of The silver parties
And OF course the principle VI fnsion vas
then all right. The Times might Just US
well bs honest with its rsaders sad ad-
nit that 1t u now oppo~sd to fusion
simply because fusion would insure ,hs
election OF fusion state ticket and
United States senator.
The state herald., 1900-05-11
30 percent within the last ii. months.

80 percent within the last six months.
The memorial presented to the senate
Finance committee BY the American
Publishsrs' sssecistion on Thursday
represents the views of more than 10000
newspapers published in thu United
States, and it deserves most careful con-
sideration.
It is not easy TO say what, II any, remedy
congress may be able to provide In this
osss. A repeal Of tho duty On white pa
per brought in from abroad naturally
suggests itself at first sight, but nm.
happily, the recent advance in the price
Of paper 30 greatly exceeds the duty i'm
posed that the trust magnat.s would
only laugh at free trade.
However. there 10 no evil without
some remedy, ahd We hope that senators
and representatives will leave no stone
unturnsd TO curb the rapacity OF tho pa
per trust ,aad Of every other trust that
attempts pablic robbery by means Of
sxtort,onats charges. Denver Republi-
can,
The state herald., 1900-05-11
BENEVOLENT ASSIMILATION.
(New York WORLDLY

The ssddsst nsws that has come from
our new posssssiops in the Pacific 10 the
brief statement, attributed to Bishop
Potter, that Filipinos take kindly 10 ouI
faotsry system. So dc mice take kindly
to cheese IN trap. IL 10 strange tina,
20 little attsntion ID paid to the indus
trial side Of benevolent assimilation u
distinguished from, its political side, and
yet the industrial effects are much more
fsr-7eaching. hsvs seen our factory
system in full operation in Egypt.
visited the cotton mills at Mausourah,
mills owned and managed by English.
men, Germans. Frenchmsn and other
Europssns. cav long rows Of Arab
girls standing up over tubs and manip-
ulating the raw cotton in An atmosphere
90 full Of cotton dust that was glad 10
escape irsm the room sttsr stay Of q
lev minutes.
"Whst are the bours Of work Of these
girls9" asked my European guide,
for want OF something better to say.
From 4 In the morning 10 6 at night.
with short iu.srmission for dinner
was the astounding reply.
"And the payi"
"Fivs small pastries day" Chat is,
i2h csnts)
o happy Filipinosl o complacsnt
bishop. this 10 the cheerful prospect
before You.
And what effect will lhs introduction
Of eur factory systsm In tue Philip.
pines have upon our own labor market :?
1t Will curse him that gives aud him
that takss. With the competition Of
bsys and girls At l2,f osnts . day, using
cheap coal mined at s,milar wages, what
will pr sent wages from falling to that
level 10 this country? Will there bs
any osbsr way to keep all onr manu-.
fscturss from migrating to tho isles Of
the ssa? In running the Eilipihos ws
shall be running ourselves.
ERNEST H. CROSBY,
Ex-Judge Of the International Tribunal
Al Aiexandra. Egypt.
The state herald., 1900-05-11
". g. Hsliand clerk Of the district
court will make your application foe anal
proof fres.
sHER1rrsALE


By virtue Of an execution u n
issued out Of the ofhos Of the clerk
Of the district court of the county Of Phillips
and state of Colorado and 70 me directed
whereby am commanded TO make the sum
four hundred and sixty-ene doliars
the amount Of . car
tain Judgnasat recently obtained against
Joseph W. Crowner In favor ef Nsbraska
Loan 4 Trust Co., out of the lands, Jsns-
meuts, goods and chattles Of the SALT Joseph
". Crownsr; have levied
upon the following property to- wit: Lot
No in block No "a in the town Of Holyoke.
county Of Phillips and state Of Colorado.
Therefore according 70
said command shall expose for
sale at public auction all tho right
title and intsrsst Of the above named Joseph
W. Crcwner In and 70 the
above described property On
Saturday the y day Of May. 1900 At ~ o.
clock p n at he front door Of the county
court heusoin Ho;yoke, county. sf Phillips
and stats of Colorado. Dated at Holyoke.
Colo. this iith DAY Of April, 1900.
Gus Young Sheriff Phillips county.
The state herald., 1900-05-11

The Springfield (Mass.) Republican, q
Journal well known for Its more than
average ability and indepsndsnce Of
thought, declares that "the famine in
India hss followed the establishment OF
the single gold standard in that country
which has always before been on the ell.
yer baises. The distress OF the people is
due to their lack Of money to buy gram,
not TO an sctua! lack Of grain. Hen ~
the gold standard 10 responsible for the
hard timss IN India" 1t msy bs added
that many OF the ablest rnancisra in
England, France aud Germany shars
This sw.--Dtnvsr Esws.
The state herald., 1900-05-11

In ls9e when Henry r. wolcott vas
the republican oAsdidats for soyerp.
or OF Colorado. . club composed Of Dsu.
ver business men was organized called
'hs Henry h. Wolcott Business Club,
William Scott Les oi Denver va one ol
three men 70 DO tbs sotivs work il orra.
sisinR tho club In the Rocky Mount.
AIN News oi the 0 inst. Mr. Lee has . lot.
Teri which ho ststss that thrss.f,urth
u the business men who composed this
club are now opposed 70 the rs-slsct,ou
sf Senator Z. q. wolcott and bs asks
that senstor woIcott withdraw from
shs race In favor Of some other candidate
more acceptable TO the msmb-n Of ths
party. The "Hieh Five" certainly huvs
not bsen l"oxiug after Senstor Wolco,t'.
political interests As they should or they
would have had sll Of the msmt~rs ol
this club whipped into line Tor their
boss.
The state herald., 1900-05-11
FEEDING VALUE OF SORGHUM.

EEkSDAN0 VAAO = Or 6OkSthU ~.
Sorghum u gradually esuing int
larger uss each year - . ferass crop,
and 10 certain respects has considerable
sdvantsgss. II ia . late sumner plant,
and ~ such affords succulsut forage st
. ssason when most Of the permanent
srassss can b lssst relied upsu. Its
yield per scrs is very lsigs ~ compared
with most other plsuts, IL stands arouth
bsttsr than corn. will make . bs,tsr
crop on very thin soils and will even
make . fair orsp on alkaii land. Il nay
b used either TOR so,linG or pAstursgs,
or II may b cut ~ fodder, and uudsr
ordinary conditions Il will develop Q
good sscond growth, enable one 70 cut
The first crop rs forags and 10 uss the
sscond for psstursgs.
The Nsbrasks Expesinaat Station has
Just issued bulletin devoted 70 the de-.
scription Of sxperimsnts 70 test the feed.
isg value ofsorgh hum. This 10 found "a
b Grssssst whsa the plsst 10 ysusg, the
feeding vs'-s decrssslns rapidly ~ ths
plant natures. The crop should there.
fore bs used for psstuss At lssst bsisrs
the seeds form, and for hay st - early q
stage - Il csn we'll b. cured. Analyses
OF young sorghum and oi other pasturs
plants In the sane stage Of growth show
that Il - somewhat dsacisas 10 hssh
forming material. ooa.siuins lsss Of tissh
formers than blue grass or brouus issr.
mis and about the same - timothy
Analysis OF sosGham fodder - compared
with other fo.lisrs and hay crops sLsx
It 70 have somewhat smaller amount ol
flesh forming material than most hay
erops aud less thsn corn fodder, but mors
than the straw Of the small grains. The
fondnsss which live stock svipos isr sor
shum fodder 10 doubtless owing 10 IL
svsetnsss.-Ex.
The state herald., 1900-05-11

Alias SUMMONS.
County Of Phillips
In TIE county csurt,
William Arnes plainuR W Samuel Hlil
and william Theaxs Fishsr Jarrold defend.
ants.
The People Of ths state Il Colorado
To Samuel G Hill a.d william Thomas
Fisher Jarrold tss defendants above named.
Greeting.
You are hereby required 10 appear In an as-
tion brought against you ny the abovs
named plaintiff In the county csurt, Il Phil
lips county, stats Of Colorado. and answer the
complaint therein within twenty days after
the service heresf, II served within this coun-
"; or. II served out Of this county, OF BY
publication, within thirty days after the
service hereof. exclusive Of the day o( ssrv.
Ice; or judgmeat BY default Win b taken
against yeu socsfding to the prayer ef tie
complaint. And II COPY q the complaint
in the above entitled action - not served
with this summous, or II the service hereof
be made out q this state. then ten days I'D
Aitional TO the time hereinbcfore specified
for appearance and answer will be allowed
before the taking Of Judgment by aefauit -
Aforesaid.
Tho said actioa is brought to quiet the title
70 the following described real property to-vit:
The ncrth east quartsr Of sec 10 tpsn of raAss
Is west Of tho . m In Phillips county. Colorado
plaintiff alleging that he 10 the owner In fee-
simple and in posscssion Of said premises
plaiti6 viii also pray fog costs In this action.
~ will mere fully appear from
the compiaintin said action TO which refer
cnos 10 here made, Aoopy OF complaint u
hsrsto attacked.
And you are hereby nonhod that u you
fail 70 appear and 70 answer the lid com.
plant ~ above required the said plaintiff
will take default and Judgment ~ prayed.
Given under my hand and The seal Of cur
said county court st Hslyeks, Colo. In said
county this day OF Maya d iseo.
isEALl c. J. BLirss
County Judss.
The state herald., 1900-05-11
ELECTIoF OF SENATORS.

The trend Of comment on the action
Of the house Of representatives in adept.
ing . resolution for an amendment TO
the national constitution providing for
the election Of senators BY direct vote by
the people 10 generally favorable. More
Democratic pspes isdorss the prepssi.
tion than do Republican pspsrs. Tbs
independent press is practically . unit
10 Its favor.
The question 10 treated from Q bread
standpoint, and the change 10 declared
dssissbIs In The interest Of better public
morals and pursr political methods
Tho almost unanimous vote in the
houss is pointed 70 % On Indication Of
the widespread public desire for an q
6andenusn, OF the present method
The Brooklyn Citizen Deu.) } does mol
like to see the constitution "tiukersd
with" too much, and asssrts that an .
msudmsnt 10 the constitution Il not ab.
sslutsly necessary 10 produce tb.
change, and suggests that each part,
nsms iis candidate Tor senator, with III.
distinct understanding that The lseis
lstors chosen - the state election shsl
vote Tor The psrson 20 nsmsd for senator
scting In the capacity Of senatorial elect
orc VI their party. just % the president,
81 slsctors do in the choice Of president.
The Baltimore American (Rsp.) 10 OF th,
opinion thas the change would not aflsc
the basic principle on which the govern
msnt was foubdsd-thss 10, that th,
the house rsprsseats the people and tb,
senate rspressntS the states. "Ths sen
stors." says the American, "vould stii
b chosss By the states 10 represent u.
states. shlls the house oi representative
soald remain the popular body. II
makes no difference whether the people
BY their individual votes, or through th,
legislature elected BY them, choose /,
ssnster, In either case he would BE- th,
representative OF the sovereign state.
The Chicago Post QRsp.) asserts the
"ths present method hAs developed TO,
many VICES, and change v bssom,p,
imperative" The Portland, Me-, Arrul
dem } psrdiota that u will 10 . loci
ues bsfors the change will obtain IN,
necessary two thirds vote IN the senate
"Fhs American house Of lord-," Il 70
marks, may be expected ,s rival th,
Obstructive tactics Of its British proto
type on this issue" It may Ls remarked
he~svsr, that when tho psoplc hsv
once made up their nisds for change
the s'x years necessary 10 silsot . rsvo
luton In tho senate will soon roll round
Denver News.
The state herald., 1900-05-11

fos The past two y.srs the Denver
Times has been carrying In Hs columns
the death and bunal notice efths silver
cause announcing to its readers that the
silvsr causs disd and was buried In the
pear lsad Il sssns to have very recent.
y discsvsrsd il mistake and the .otics
hss bssn changed and now informs ths
public that the silvsr cause will die and
- buried In the month Of November
1870. II 70 not surprising tha, tbs
Tim<s he's been making such . desperate
sdort 70 convince itself md iss resdsrs
that the cause Of silver died iu a6. !,
has deserted sad betrayed the csass oi
silver for which II oucs made very loud
professions Of friendship and the isc,
that this cause still psrs,sts 10 living /,
somewhat humilat,ne for it.