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The state herald., 1901-09-27

Senator Doiiwsr Of Iowa III All address
o. tho Mckinley memorial services ai
Chicago said;
"it oanao, bs out oi the way oven a,
such time as this. TO recognize that in
tho midst Of modern society there sre .
thousand forces manifestiy tending to,
ward tho morsl degradation ont Of
which this wicked hand vas rais~d To
kill the chief magistrate of lhs Amer
icsn people.
ut ought not 10 be forgotten that
copspirstoss, working ou, their rsfsri.
Gus plans 10 secret apd In the caves ol
the earth eojoy an unconscious co op.
grafton aud side partnership With ever,
lsslsss influence abroad in ihs verld
Legislators vbo brtrsy the con.mop
wealth, judges who poison the ssun-
tsins Of justice. city geyersmsn,s which
come 10 terms With crime all thess Ar.
regular contributors 10 the canpsisr
fund Of snsfchy. That howi,ng mae,
whether IN Kansas or Aishatps. tbs
nssembiy Of Wild beasts dancing IL
drunken carousal about the ashes q
soms negro malsiacsor, 10 MOI coutr,but
Ing 10 the security Of society; II ,stakinl
away from society tbs esly security u
has, II belongs 70 the upeoroils6 ~
servs corps Of anarchy In the usits.
ktaiss. The words which cane spos
tsneously 70 the lips Of william Mckin
Icy ~ he sank usdsr msrtsi wounde sss
asv the ipfuristsd cro~d pressing abeu
his asssilsnt. evght 70 b. rspsssed In tb.
ears Of the otiosfs of pescs from ese ent
o''bs land IN the other. IN oil the year
ihA' rte 10 come LET no csc burt hint
%. to. isa take its ro.fss"
The state herald., 1901-09-27

Labor unions have tnught that great
lesson that man 10 man no matter
whether he sets type or scales the lad.
der. whether he sevs tue garments to.
geather or sells it behind tho counter,
whether be makes the machine that
spins the cotton or gathers the cotton in
the fields. Whatever man may be, as
long as he works honestly and seeks to
wrong no other man or to advance him.
self at the cost Of another, he is man.
Labor unions have swept away all the
old and foolish iealousies Of the past
Ex.
The state herald., 1901-09-27

With the whole nation, the untimsly
death Of our president and extend our
heartfelt sympathy to his noble wife in
her great bsrsavsmsnt.
That We recognize the fact that there
is no great national or state issue IN
velvsd in the coming county election,
but that the interests ars purely local
in character, and that the Popul,st par
ty Of Phillips county stands ~ Il has
stool, for the election Of honest oomps.
tent persons who are pledged 70 an
economic administration Of county af.
fairs.
That any combination Of psrsons int
q party, or any combination Of parties
which has for its object the securing to
every electer in the county the fres md
untrammellsd expression at the polls Of
bis choice on oil public questions-ths
election OF competent conscientious per.
sons TO positions Of honor and trust
and the securing to the whole people Of
the county the right to manage their
own Affairs 10 BY this fact justified.
We denounos the practice OF dragging
questions and matters entirely foreign
to the rssl issue into political contests
for the sole purpose Of divsrting the st-
tention Of the slsctor from the real quss-
tion to bs decided.
That we faver such changes in our
election law, In regard to the nominating
Of candidates ~ have bssn made in some
other states which permits electors 10
assemble on ofrtsin day, without re-
gard to party aliilstions, and vote for the
person or msssnrs OF his or her ohoios
with as much secrecy as ,s now given in
the general election.
A conference committee consisting Of
Aessrs Tribbstt, Borland and Grimes
was appointed. The following were
named os precinct committeeman, N. / j..
q. Grimes, W. E. Boston; s 8. 8. Wor-
Icy. and Minnie Borland; 2 @. n. Tnb-
belts and Mrs, Ollie; 8 Harry Trego and
William Heller; 1 D. d. Finch and Mrs.
J. L. Wood; 8 A. F. Lindon and II. John
son; 6 Mrs. A. G. Jarvis and John Pr
son.
The fusion ticket nominated by the
conventions is - follows: County
treasurer. ]. H. FAINTER; county clerk, r.
N. White; Assessor. @. B. Weir; Super.
intendent Of schools. Mrs. Addie Zim-
norman; Sheriff. Gus Young: County
Judge. W. D. Kelsey; Surveyor, Frank
johnson; Coroner John q. Elder. A
Misunderstanding between tho convea.
tions resulted in the democratic con-
vention naming q. Sutherland for conn
ty commissioner while the peoples party
named q. A. Treso. This matter is in
the hands Of tho committees to fll va.
cancy and will be Strengthened out by
placing the sSms candidate on both
tickets at the meeting Of the committees
Saturday. Ar. sutherland declined the
nomination. The democrats nominated
him anyhow but the peoples party
named Harry Trsso.
The state herald., 1901-09-27

George Ainsworth recently returned
to Holyoks from Sioux City, Iowa where
he had been in the hospital for soms
time undergoing an operation and trcst.
ment for appendicitis. His was very
complicated case and was said by the
physicinns to be unlike any case they
had ever treated. For three weeks the al.
tending physicians had no hopes Of his
recovery but he is up and around again
and feels that he will soon be fully re.
covered. His many friends IN Holyoks
arc glad to see him back again and 80
fully recovered from the effects OF the
dangerous sugical operation which he
was forced TO undergo.
The state herald., 1901-09-27

The Denver Republican aud the Times
are opposing the calling Of an extra ses-
sion OF the state legislature and insisting
that the county and state admipistra-
tions should proceed to collect tax un.
der the old revenue laws. Whist expires
sion they have given on the new revenue
law goes TO show that they feel quite
confident that tho law will be held un-
constitutional by the supreme court.
Their opposition to an extra session
shows very clearly that il they could
have their way the state would continue
under the old revenue laws till 1868
whom the next legisliiure meets. In the
campaign OF 1870 these papers had much
to say about what they were pleased to
term tho bankruptcy OF the state
aud belSail-d the fact that rcliei had
not becn given the state by
revenue legislation. The legislature took
up this question IN 1901 aud enacted a
Law which would II enforced, provide
ample state funds. No sooner had this
law been enacted than certain corpora
tons Of tho state began to point ont
flaws IN the manner Of ITS passage and
finally began an action to test the COO.
stitutionality Of its enactment. These
newspapers that . few months before
had made such loud demands that the
state should receive relief have, strange
TO say, extended TO these corporations in
their fight against the Law all Of the
sympathy possible 10 extend without
coming out openly ngainSt the enforce.
msnt Of the Law. It ID plsin 70 be seen
that such Inconsistent action As this hse
not been prompted by desire for the
best intesests OF the state but rather for
the be.; Interest Of u party. Partisan
ship go completely controls the policy OF
these papers that rather than have the
present state administration secure tho
credit OF relieving the state from its H.
nnnc'ai embarrassment. they would pro
Ter To have tho siate suffer from the sm.
bsrassmsnt for two years more. When
great pariy Newspapers are conducted on
such u strongly partisan lins ~ this IN.
dicaiss, u. 10 not much wonder that by
many Ct the party leaders party success
issought for even At . sacrifice Of the
lest iD,ers"'s Of the people. This IN.
fsasonabls partDan-hip is not confined
70 any party but this action OF Denver
papers 10 fair sample Of IL.
The state herald., 1901-09-27
HAXTUN.

Mrs John Warner Is visiting her par
onts At vensngo, Neb.
NJ. Andersen shipped = car Of corn
from haxtun Thursday.
Mrs. A. IL. Hendrix is having 40 ad.
dition built to her dwelling house 10
Haxtun.
Tho Haxtun cream separator plant is
making line record under its present
management.
N. Anderson rs enjoying q visit from
brother and an old time friend from
Kansas where be formerly resided.
Mr.. Nye from Abba, To-, has pur.
chased leo acres OF land near Haxtun
and is now resident o! the county. He
has built small barn and will build u
dwelling house on the land.
II. ID. Lssgford who has cattle ranch
near haxtuu IL talking Of building .
dwelling house IN Hsxtun and moving
bis family to town that hts little daughter
may attend the tows school.
The state herald., 1901-09-27

On application Of Attorney General
Post, the Colorado Supreme Court has
granted temporary injunction restrain
rng Judge Dixon of Pueblo from taking
any further steps in regard to the reve
nue. law or inforcin9 the orders already
made BY him in the case. This leave,
the revenue Law in full force and il the
injunction is made permanent, 1t will
obviats the necessity Of calling an extra
session OF the legislature. The hearing
on the injunction will bs had on the oi
October.
The state herald., 1901-09-27

Tho newly erected church building IN
Hoiyoks was dedicated last eunda,
morning. Rev. I. c. K,rkwood, d. D.
synod,cal Missionary for tho Synod oi
oi Colorado preached the dedication
sermon. The audience room wss allsd
10 its full capacity by All audience thai
gave IN undivided attention to the
solemn aud impressive services Of ths
dsd,catiou. The audience room vas
very neatly decorated With 6svsri and
good nus,o rus Furnished. The Prs.by
tsrisss Of holy oks have one OF the neat
The state herald., 1901-09-27

Captain +. N Clark OF the Hsxtun
country was in Holyoke Friday Of last
week with load Of fine potatoes raised
% his farm northwest OF Hsxtun and
remembered the HERALD OFFICE with
some Of them. He also left at the HER
AID OFFICE some fins samples Of corn
raised on his farm.
The state herald., 1901-09-27

r. E. Warren Of Holyoks has been
appointed as O. S. mail clerk to take
effect Oct. l. Mr.. Warren had entered
upon bis second year OF teaching in the
Holyoke schools and has resigned the
portion. We understand that o. G.
Zlngg, editor OF the Republican. has
been employed to oil the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Mr.. Warren as
teacher.
The state herald., 1901-09-27

wANTED-sEvEhaL L PERSONS OF CHAR.
acter and good rcppAtion in each state tone
In this county reQuiI,dD to represent and nd.
vertise old cstablishsd wealthy business houss
Of solid financial standing. SALARY tsiso
weekly with expepscs additional. all payable In
cash each "Wednesday direct FROM head Offices
Horse aud carriaEr furnished. when necessary
references. kaclos- felf-addressed STAMPED
envelope. Manager. $40 Ca1ton Building. Chi
caso.
The state herald., 1901-09-27

Norris Silver, North Strstford, N. H.;
II purchased bottle OF One Minute
Cough Cure when suffering with Q
congh doctors told me was incursbls.
One bottle relieved me, the second and
third almost cured. Today l am we'll
msn."-City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-09-27

Henry Braydon, Harris, N. O.. says; II
took medicine 20 years for asthma but
one bottle OF One Minute Cough Cure
did me more good that any thing else
during that time. Best Cough Cure
City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-09-27
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

DR.. Edwards Of the Southwestern
Dental Co., Mcoook, Neb.. is now at the
Comsrcial Hotel and will remain until
Oct, !. Hs 10 prepared to do all work
pertaining to his profession.
SPECIALITY, CROWN and BRIDGE
WORK.
Careful treatment and painlsss sx-
TRACTION. Plates that you can use.
The state herald., 1901-09-27

There will bs mass meeting fer men
at the Presbyterian ohuroh on next
Sunday evening conducted BY Rev. H.
W. Rankin. There will b special music.
4 male quartstte has been secured for
service. Ladies are not excluded but
men are especially invited. It u how
ever Gospel service open To all.
The state herald., 1901-09-27

George Hall Of this county made q
trip to Denver this week to sec his son
Ollie who Is up there receiving medical
treatment, Ae says his son is receiving
medical treatment from one Of the ablest
physloians OF Denver and that his pres.
ent condition is quite favorable for his
restoration to good health.
The state herald., 1901-09-27
Range south
side Platte
river In S~ig'
wick county,
Colorado.
REDFoRD 4 PARKER
JalssburG, Colorado.
ALIAS SUMMONS,

Al.iAs SUMMONS,
css.., s Q, & SeiSfso In the caua'' court
James 4. Mccall piain,ln vs LasllA Thorn,oa
DESCENDANT.
The People OF Ths STATE OF Colorado,
ToJame~ .. Mccall the defendant above
named. srcetinsi
You are hereby required 10 appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named piainun In the ooanty court. of
i'hiiiips county. stats of Colorado. and Hns
~er the complaint therein within t~cnty
days aitrr the srrvtoe hcrcof. " served with.
IN this county, or. n served cut of this coun-
". OF by publication, within thirty days a.
tot tho service hereof. exclusive Il the day
of service. or judxmsns by default viii bs
taken against yos according 10 the prayer
" tho com iaint AAd u copy II tho com.
piAinsi In The above entitled action b not
ssfvrd with this .anHoas. os " the ssrvics
hereof be made ous u this stats. tArn trn
days additional to the time herrlnbefors
sp~c. ned ior spp.aruscv and answer siii IN
allowed bsfors tho taking n Judgment BY d.
fault ss aforesaid.
This said Artl.n 10 brought 10 auist ths
,,iis Ia the ioilo~lus described real E.ssss 10
VIII The rpath half of tAs soaih-wvst qsArtsi
oi section 'wen,, ~ In township No
ssvsn "a north u range No. torty-sIs ~, w~s'
~ tho 9th pm In rhiilips coun,y Colorado
tho pisin,'ff alleging tbs, 10 is The si,s.,lus,
owner and I po-se..Ias of said ptsnis-s.
And yoa n y hereby nosia.i that II you fa,
io appear. ~, to answer tbs said complaint
~ above rean he'd. The said pisinii6 viii taxi
dafaui, aud ~ 'smsns W prayed.
| Given under ~ hand ssd the seal ~ our ssi,
coab'p court n iioiyete Colo. In aid coeats
&. :. SLATER.
tfAtI t.rn'Yiudse
The state herald., 1901-09-27

wAN-ED-ACrivE MAN or GOOD CHAR.
ncter 10 deliver and collect In Colorado for old
W. year. sure pay. iicnssty more than eA.
pcriene- required. Our references. any hank In
any city. Ensioss sslf-aidrv@ssi stamped en-.
yolopc. MAnu.scturrs, Third Floor. M Dssr.
born ST.. Chicaxo.
The state herald., 1901-09-27

A never failing cure for cuts. burns,
scalds. ulcers, wounds and sores 10 De-
Witfs Witch Hazel Sslve. A most
soothing and healing remedy for all skin
Affections. Accept only the genuine
City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-09-27

No. 1884 connects with arst class passenger
train at Curtis for all points east and west.
Sleeping, dining and reclining chair cars(seatl
free) or through trains. Tickets sold and bag
age checked to any point in tho Unitod states
or Canada. .
For information. time tables, maps and ticket
call ~ or write to @. A. Mowry Agent Hol.
yoke, Colo, or j. Francis. Gon'l Pass'r Agt D
maha, Neb
The state herald., 1901-09-27

wANTED.-Cspabie.r reliable p~r.on In even
county TO r~prrsent iarsr company of soild n
nanciL rrpusssioa, eass sAiary ies yeas. payable
v-etiyi - pss day absolutely sars and all 81.
p~n.-si straight, bona.hds. dsAnits saisry, no
commission, saiasy paid zach saturday and sI.
peas~ moo~y advanced sach week. STANDARD
HOUSE. IN DaAAsoar IT.. CnicAao.
The state herald., 1901-09-27

WANTED TRUSTWORTHY MEN AND wo
men to travel nnd Niyertise for old established
house Of solid hnancial standing. Salary $50 i
year and cxpenses, all payable in cash. No can
ynssing required. Give references and enclos,
selfaddrcescd slammed envelope. Address Man
Acer, as Caxton Bldg, Chicago.
The state herald., 1901-09-27

Longmont 10 tn have beet sugar
factory,
The state herald., 1901-09-27

A Bona Eide saiary-si2 weekiv.
Men and women TO appoint agents and
represent Us, some TO travel, others for
local work. el2 weekly salary and OF.
penscs. Old established house, pleasant
permanent positions, rapid advancement
aud increase Of wsges. Write at onos.
Address BUTLER 4 AL0ER,
Dept. u, Nkw HAVEN, Com.
The state herald., 1901-09-27
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TRAINS LEAVE As FoLLows'

TRAINS LEAVE As FoLLows'
No, t54. Accommodation daily except
Sunday and Monday for Lin
coin, Omaha. Chicago and all
points east and west Central
Time.) ..... .... .,...,... 30 A. n.
No. i68, Sunday only, Stock, express. 1901 A. n.
No. iSS. Accommodation daily except
sunday for Cheyenne, Wyo..
Denver, Colo, and intsrmed.
late stations Mountain Time)9:25 A. \.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22

a three horned rhinoceros but, unlike that al.
NAL, laid eggs
The opinion that birds We're derived fro-u t.
dinosaurs is now almost abandoned. II is $
pected, though that the two had a common
cestor which has not yet been found At PIE.
ent the Oldest form is the archaeoptcryX, whic
had feathers along its tail, but possessed ~
the most rudimentary wings. The1 came l.
hesperornis, a primitive hut powerful swim
mer. The gigantic moa, which stood about T..
feet higher than the modern ostrich. was a ~
ner, but also lacked wings suited for flight. /
greatest of feathered giants the apyornis.
Madagascar whose egg measures nine by th
teen inches. Professor H f. Osborn traces IL
genealOgy of the horse i'll America back 2.Jtt'.
600 years, and finds the earliest ancestor in
four toed animal no bigger than a fox. TIL
particular subject, however, is still under iT
vestgation, and fresh light primitive equir
types is being secured every year.
The only other groups of extinct animals rler
toned by Mr.. Lucas the mammoth an'
mastodOn. The first of these true elephant
and bigger than Jumbo. His name is de
rived from Siberian word meaning the mole.
The mastodon differed from the elephant mainl
in dental features. He sometimes had tHsk
in the lower jaw, and his other teeth were al
ways constructed on rather independent plan.
Mr. Lucas accepts Cope's opinion that the ma
todon originated in Asia, although it was ono.
common in America.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22

THE REAL I-ATIN QUARTER, H BY F. Berkeley IseL
auction and frontispiece by +. Hopkinson Smith.
Octave pp. 205. Funk d Wagnaiis Company
2 Berkeley Smith knows the Latin Quarter
We should be convinced OF this by the book he
has written about it, aside from the assurance
Of F Hopkinson Smith who writes intrOduc
tion 10 THE Real Latin Quarter" The little
volume is full of intimate details that touch the
daily life Of the region in Paris sacred to the
student The author observes that the Latin
Quarter is not the Paris of the Boulevards. One
knew that already. But when Mr.. Smith is
finished you know just what the difference is
OF the Paris of the Boulevards he says:
The roaitre de hotel makes a mental inventory
Of you when you arrive, and before you nave
reached your coffee and cigar, or before madame
has buttoned her gloves. this well shaved, dlgnl-
fed parsonage has passed sentence on you, and
you pay according to whatever he thinks you
cannot afford. l knew fellow who once or
dered a peach in winter one Of these smart
taverns and was obliged to wire home for money
the next daY.
In the Quarter Latin the price is always such
an important factor that it is marked plainly,
and often the garcon viii remind you of the cost
of he dish You select in case you have not read
Alright for in this Bohemia ones daily fort
me is the one necessity often lacking that
any error in regard 10 its expenditure is a Sc
Tious matter. In one of the well known restau-
rantS-leTe- celebrated as q rendezvous for art
ists-a waiter. as ne took a certain millionaire's
order for asparagus, said: Does Monsieur
know that asparagus costs five francs?
M-. Smith makes his reader feel quite at home
on the "BouP Niche in the Rue Vaugirard or
the Luxembourg Gardens, and describes with the
intimacy of personal participation the gayetes Of
the ..Ral RulIiery and the BAL des Quat'z Arts
Yes the Latin Quarter that Mr.. Smith describes
is very real. very sad and very gay very gloomy
and very bright but real always.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22

trace our lineage back to a worm, some to a
crab, and some to a lamprey. But the earliest
well defined veTtebrates were fishes. And since
they began to appear enough of the earths sur
face has been washed away to form something
like fifteen miles Of sedimentary deposits.
The Oldest fishes, at least many of them,
were provided with armor. At length this type
gave way to the sharks, and these in turn We're
succeeded by two kinds of sea lizard, the ich-
thyCSaur and plesosaur. Mr.. Lucas remarks
that those reptiles were local in their habitat,
but the next group to appear, the mososaur,
practically extended their reign over the whole
watery kingdom Of the globe. A somewhat ex-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22

asked for this painting, but in vain, so COPY of
it Was made for Windsor. Opposite this famous
portrait hangs one by Dobson of Sir Charles
Lucas, who was shot by the Roundheads for his
gallant defence of Colchester for the King That
the scale on which the grounds surrounding
Audley End are laid out is exceedingly imposing
appears from the fact that the lawn in front Of
The house was laid out for cricket ground in
1S42, and excels Lords" in extent Truffles
are one Of the products of the soil at Audley
End, and the narrator gives this curious de
scrlptlon Of the means by which they are gath
cred:
The truif1e is obtained by means Of DOGS
,Fained Tor the purpose, who, being attracted
Ils tie smell and scratching up the ground with
th7.r feet, indicate the exact spot where the
fu;z@s lies, and are rewarded with a bit of
q. So after each discovery.
"a ner introduction to Romantic Castles and
Palaces the compiler thus accounts for the fact
Ji~t probably no TWO classes OF human habita-
90: engage the interest of so many different
11---cs as the two she has chosen to illustrate:
The castle was built for defence as well as
Tor a dwelling place; the palace. generally
Sleahlng, IS the abode OF nsonarchs or mobiles:
ana aS fotA G2Fe been the scenes Of plots, i'm
I}'-5'1TInentS, murders. entertainments, love
ni@,-'Egg marriage. births and deaths their walls
ir'lCse irnurne-2b!e memories of history and le-
Se!11- AS the most brilliant displays Of human
pleasure and the biackeSt manifestations of hl;-
nan conduct have occurred in their halls and
Ci~"eons. tha 3hantcrls Of the mos striking
cta72cterS in history hcver amid their crum-
5'51g and ivy clad stones
T!le volume IS an anthology Of passages drawn
from tie writings of various authors, among
them being Grant Allen, Theophile Gautier, Sir
Walter Scott, Leigh Hunt Pierre Lott. John
Richard Green. Nathaniel Hawthorne, John Ad-
dingtOn SymOnGs, Robert Louis Stevenson, Will
lam Hewitt the Marquis OF Lorne and Alexan-
DIRE Dumas. Possibly the most novel % Occi-
dental eyes are those devoted tc the Mikados
palace by Pierre Lott Every castle palace
has its great dominating character or le-
gend event that overshadows ali he rest and
is : much part of ii "a the very stones from
which il built. Sir Walter Scott felt the
influence OF this fact fer when he had spent
niEht at Glamis Castle, where according
Shakespeare. King Duncan met his death at the
hand OF Macbeth. he wrote:
After a very hospitable reception . / was
conducted TO my apartment in distant part of
the building L must that when [ heard
door after door shut after my conductor had
tired. began to consider myself too far from
the living and somewhat too the dead
All the old legends and traditions Of Edn-
burgh. Glamis, Blarney. Lambton, Conway,
Arundel. Warwick, Roby and scores of other
castles told in this book, and there are many
pictures to assist the readers imagination in
giving setting for the deeds narrated.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-22

fossils describes in his book only few proml-
nent groups of extinct animals But he does so
with charming simplicity. Moreover, he re-
Trains from telling how many years ago these
creatures lived. When the least estimate
nut on the age of the earth is 10,Uoo,ooo years
he remarks while the longest makes 1t o,ooo'-
600 600. it does seem if it were hardly worth
while to name any figures"
One of the great tasks which paleontoioglsts
have undertaken is TO identify the hrst great
group Of backboned animals. Some authorizes