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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-02-22
He Wanted to Join Hi. Wife.

Lewistown, Ills. Feb. 1S.-La Fa-
yette Butler committed suicide at his
home here by shooting himself in the
right temple. He was~75 years old
and had been resident of this vicinity
for forty-fye years. Butler has been
respondent since the death of his wife.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-02-22
Cleared ON the Doctor, yestimony.

Muncie, Ind, Feb. 16.-The jury
yesterday morning rendered a verdict
of not guilty in the trial of Joseph
and Charles Heating, charged with the
murder of their brother-in-law, Allen
Robinson, a year ago. The evidence
of the doctors was that death re-
suited from apoplexy.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-02-22

Careful inquiries made in Polynesian
islands. in New Guinea and west Afri
ca indicate that typhoid fever does not
occur in those regions. but seems to be
a byproduct of civilization
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-02-22
nthusiastic PhOtOgrap In err.

Fair Ones Father-Why did you
bring that kodak with you?
Poor Lover-That might catch your
expression Of establishment when
asked you for your daughters hand
Fliegende Batter
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-02-22

Tlli; picture Is the trade mark of
SCOl"f'S EMULSION. and is OH
every bottle OF SCOII"S ;MUI.-
sion i'll the World, which now
amounts TO MANY millions yearly.
This. great business has grown, to
such vast proportions,
Firsf;-Because tile proprietors
have always been most careful III
selecting the various ingredient;
used i'll its composition, namely;
the finest Cod Liver Oil, and the
purest Hypophosphites.
SecOnd:-Because they have 50
skillfully combined the variots
ingredients that the best possible
results are obtained by its usc.
Third:-Because it has made SC
many sickly, delicate children
strong and healthy. give, Eeczz..-
and rosy cheeks to so marx *.
anaeulic girls, and healed the 1,..:.,css
and restored to full health. SO mar,
thousands Ill the first stages ct,
Consumption.
# YOU have not tried it. send for free sample,
its agreeable taste will surprise YOU
SCOTT & BOVINE Chemists
4oo-4I5 Pearl Street. New York.
Soc and $I.oo; all druggists.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-02-22
TOLD THAT 1T WILL NOT DO
Allies at Peking Inform All Sin Tint He
Must Toe the Line

al chIHS Inform An SIN Tint He
Must Toe the Line
Picking, Feb. 19.-The foreign en-
voys have held a conference regard
ing the Chinese reply concerning the
punishment of the guilty persons
named by the powers. The reply was
considered unsatisfactory and the en-
voys decided to insist upon compli-
ance with their original demands.
This decision and the objections
urged by the ENJOYS to- the latest i'm
perial edict were unanimous and the
doyan of the diplomatic corps will in
form the Chinese plenipotentiaries
that the former requirements must be
strictly complied with.
Meanwhile great preparations are
being made by the various command
ers preparatory to the big expedition
Miss Longworth WEEDS Count
Cincinnati, Feb. 19.-The marriage
of Miss Clara e. Longworth of Gin
cinnati and Count Adelbert de Cham
brun of France was solemniZed at
noon by Archbishop Ireland, a close
friend of the bridegroom. The wed
ding took place at the home of the
brides mother, the widow of the late
Judge Nicholas Longworth. on Grand
in road, East Walnut Hills. The maid
of honor was the brides sister. Miss
Annie Rives Longworth. The maids
were Miss Elizabeth Groesbeck and
Miss Annie Harrison. The ushers were
Messrs. George NJ. Anderson, Buck
ner A. Wallingford, William Ramsey.
Burton Hollister and Lowell Fetch
er Huntington. The bride was given
in marriage by her brother, the Hon.
Nicholas Longworth.
The state herald., 1901-04-05

drew from Washington. THIS was set
tied in 1892 by the voluntary offering OF
$4,000 by Secretary Blame TO be dis
tributed among the relatives OF the vic
tins. An assault a on party Of sailors
belonging to the United States cruiser
Baltimore in the streets OF Valparaiso, in
1891, in which some Of them were killed,
brought controversy with Chill, which
resulted in an ultimatum by the United
States in 1902 for indemnity, under
which Chill gave S75, 900 to the relatives
Of the sailors who were killed. The
Behring Sea and other questions brought
disputes with England. In the closing
days OF the Harrison administration q
treaty an nexing Hawaii WIS sent by the
President to the Senate, but as this was
Enacted on at the end OF the term in
1893, the Incoming President, Grover
Cleveland, withdrew it. Harrison WAS
vlndicated by the annexation which took
place five years later, IN the summer Of
1893, in the first term OF President Mo.
kinley. Some very creditabIs history
was made by Benjamin Harrison during
the four years In which he was ct the
head Of affairs.-St. Louis Globe Demo
crnt.
The state herald., 1901-04-05


The most encouraging sign in the. po.
litical horizon is the growth of the hon
partisan spirit. We are approaching the
time when a majority Of the voters will
vote as patriots and not as partisans.
Thi< sentiment ia even now finding sx-
preston in the Ohio legislature in q mu-
nicipal code commission bill which for
bids nominations for municipal officers
by party conventions. Every nomina-
tion must be made hy popular petition,
without the intervention Of political ma
ch,nety OF any kind. The names of ull
candidates TO lie voted for will then be
placed upon one ballot, without my po-
lit,csl designation whatsoever. The
voter will be thus allowed to freely
choose the most noteworthy OF the candi,
dates, without having h,s judgement
warped by the partisan device Of an eagle
or rooster at the top OF his ballot
Field anu Farm.
The state herald., 1901-04-05

The republican candidate for mayor,
X. X. Wright, and most Of the ticks,
was elected in Denver Tuesday. The
defeat OF Judge Wells. tho democratic
candidate, war brought about by the
fac, iha, Mayor johnson was AN in
dependent candidate aud drew enough
IRON the vote that W.llp would other.
wise have i.c.lved ,o d-f,n, hun. O.
course Denver In. now been redeemed
oui It's redemption consists Ia simply
taking II ou, oi the hand. Of ono set OF
political bosses and turning 1t over 10
another sct. Senator wolco,t and hi.
High Five" will mannr. tho city aiYalrs
of Denver Tor tho next two years and.
unles. beavers political history fails TO
r-psat itsclf. AT tb. end of that tim.
there will he ~. loud a cry 60 MP IRON
the Peopl. OF Denver for u redemption
OF The city IRON psiitical corruption a-
went up,n tho recent city campaign.
Strict partisan politics will not remove
the evils OF which tho peopls ct Denver
complain for. no matter what party In In
poser. the Affairs u tho city w,ll bc
managed ~ tho interest ~ the partisan
machine instead u In tho interest. oi
the people.
The state herald., 1901-04-05
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

The women Of Wray, in the interests
OF temperance, went into the democratic
causus called for nomin 4ting ticket for
town officers, captured it and put up a
full ticket Of women candidates. or
course another caucus was held aud n citi-
zens ticket was nominated. 1t seems
that the women nominated decided final.
ly not to let their names appear on the
ballot. They certainly made a mistake
IN giving up the fight. They should
have made the campaign on the
temperance issne for, even II they failed
to carry the election, it would have put
the male voters OF their town on record
ON the question Of license OF no license.
The Wray Times in commenting on the
action OF the women, SAID:
"The ladies' have declined to he candi.
dates for town trustees. The most OF
them assigned their reason for declin.
ing to be that Ms the courts are now con
s'itutrd II would b- useless to iIy to en-
force anti saloon and gambling laws and
they do hot want to undertake the task
with their hands tied. We can pot
reasonably csnsuIr them, but it Is an un-
fortunate state OF affairs, to speak OF it
mildly
The state herald., 1901-04-05

In speech delivered at the Evacau-
Hoar said:
"Our iatbers felt that whatever other
conditions might exist, they we're free
people. For that they fought and for
that they were ready to die. They held
that the government Of one people by
another Is always pud under all circum-
stances bad govertment. and never can
be in the nature CT things good govern
ment.
They enjoyed ever! thing that enters
into the definition Of liberty but one.
They bad trial by jury: they had Magma
Charia, and haoeas corpus; they enjoyed
IN general the ancient rights OF English
mcn IN freedom and in honor; they had
king, the object OF their wiling allegi.
ance.
"But they knew that there was no lib.
erty where taxation exists without repre-
sentat,oa; where one people mskos laws
for others to obey, aud that there is. 10
the nsture Of thiugr, no liberty without
Independence. " wns for this that they
fonght. It was for this that that they
died-some Of them.
ut wss for this they drove Eug-
land out OF Boston. The evacuation ut
Boston was not simply that one Tag
went mp over the Province. house and
tho old Stais-house: that soldiers in
hop,espun followed down to the wharvss
other soldiers in red coats.
'on the eighteenth day OF March, l776.
repuhlicanisn under George Washing.
ton drove imperialism under SIR VII
liam Howe ou, OF Boston, never to come
back. And that Is n lesson Of this an.
niyersary.r
The state herald., 1901-04-05

Bishop Alexander Waters, u promi-
nent fignre in the church circles OF the
South, states in the Independent that
45 per cent Of the illiteracy Of the negro
race in the United States has been ell.
minated aimee the date Of emancipation.
This may not be strictly borne out by
the returns IN the census. but the cir
cumstance that it IL claimed shows that
there Is basis for It. 1t is stated further
that the negroes have raised for educa-
tionai purposes since the same era the
SUN Of si3. 900. They have accumu-
lated in church property s40OO0,0OO, IN
school property sl5,000.00O. They have
10000 farms, valued at 325,0oJ,000,
~ith personal property worth sl650O0,-
200. There are nov 10000 negro child
rem iii the public schools, A, ,0C0 in high
er institutions. 3p,t00 learning trades
and 5000 who are eng gsg-d IN teaching
This would be a remarkable showing
under any circumstances, aud when the
obstacles encountered are considered,
there something highly encouraging
in it.-Denver News.
The state herald., 1901-04-05
BUILDING A NEW ROAD.

"By January OF next year" sa,i Bur.
llngton Official, "thcre will not be left n
Yestage OF the cid track between Chica-
20 and omahs, except a lew stretches
OF i've or six miles each. Tue entire line
for $40 miles west OF Chicago, has been
rebuilt except the stretch OF tive miles
OF track ucar Ottumwu. and the con
tract oi this was awarded few days ago.
IL Is estimated that the average cost per
mile OF the new track will DO in the
nelghborhood OF 100000. Several steam
shoyels and about $50 men will DE given
employment Tor more than a year. In
many places the original right Of way
has been abandoned, and the rails have
been .aid mile, and IN come c.ses, u
mile aud half away from their former
position. II is likely that n saving Of
four or i've miles in the distance b-twssn
Chicago and the Missouri river will be
effected by tue new track. The princ,.
pal improvement for the company, how.
ever, will be the elimination Of cnrves
aud The reduction OF grades. The work
now being done near Murray is OF snor.
nous extent. The cost will run into the
millions OF dollars. The present line
will DO abapdoned for one which shoots
straight over tue valleys and through
the hills. making q reduction OF about
three quarters Of uile IN the distance.
aud giving An almost Rradeless track"
The state herald., 1901-04-05
CONTEST NOTICE.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,
SIERIING. toLo.,
March. ~. 1901

A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by Allen f. Peter contestant,
against homestead entry No. 1851. made Oct. Z
1895 for Z section II, tp sn A " by John
Kleir Contes tee, in which it is alleged
that John Klein wholly abandoned said tract in
the fall of is9I and removed out of the state
OF Colorado fhhd in the fall Of 1854 he removed
OIL OF said tract all the improvements he had
placed thereon and he has wholly failed To re-
side upon. improve, or cultivate or cause to be
cultivated an, part Of said tract since the fall Of
1920 and all OF said failures continue To exist ut
this time. and that said alleged absence from
the said land was not due to his employment in
the Army, Navy or Marine Corps Of the U. s. ss
during the war with spain or during any other
war in which the US, may be engaged.
Said parties are hereby notified 10 appear re-
spond and offer evidence touching said alleen-
tion at 10 o'clock m on May, 4, 1901 before
Z. J. Slater Clerk Of the County Court at Hol-
yoke, Colo, and that final bearing will be held
at 10 o'clock am on Mays. 1901 before
the Register and Recciv or at the United states
Land onicc in Sterling. Colo.
The said contestant having. In proper affidavit
filed March 81. 1901. set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal service Of this
notice can not bs made, it is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given by duo and
proper publication. ID. G. Fleming Register
The state herald., 1901-04-05
How 70 aurr Croup.

Mr.. II. Gray, who lives near Amenis,
Duchess county. N. Y, says: "Chamb-
eriain's Cough Remedy IS the test medi-
cine have ever used. 1t is fine child
ren's remedy for Group and never fails
TO cure" When given as soon as the
croupy cough has developed, it will pre-
vent the attack. This should be borne
In mind and bottle Of the Cough Rem
edy keptat hand ready for instant use
I. soon as these symptoms appear. For
sale by f. X. Nubiet.
The state herald., 1901-04-05

pllcation Of Geo. W. Garland und also
for W 2e-9-47, e 25-s-47 and Lot IS
Block 8 Holyoke on application Of 3. W.
BegRs, Borland voting mo" on last appli-
cation. Similar action was taken in re-
gard to tax on 27-9-45 Phillips conn
ty on application p. j. Peter and also on
u "a and . u "a and n Q %. 80 @,
n W 30, a 80. " 4 % and s27 all in
9-45 Phillips county on application Of @,
f. Parker.
And also on /, e2 and X ofn II
OF oil in 8-48 and lots 2, 3&4. 6-s-42
Phillips comfy on application OF Otto
FulsCher.
In regard to the communication from
the Governor reiating to water commis-
sioner Tor dist 65, it was ordered that the
report OF the county attorney in relation
thereto be placed on file and copy Of
said report be sent to the Governor.
On resolution the county treasurer
was instructed to re-assess l2.S-47
the same having been erroneously ssses-
sed at $500. the treasurers assessment to
be 500.
The following order was made:
The treasurer having advised the
board that there is in the county treas
ury sl05S.69 subject to transfer SO as to
be available for the payment Of county
warrants, .he chairman OF the board il
empowered to sign warrapts Tor said
transfer.
E. A. Gilmore having made application
for rebate Of $l.70 the same being pen
atty and interest paid on 1889 taxes, the
county clerk was instructed to draw
warrant for that amount on contingent
fund IN favor of E. A. Gilmore.
The state herald., 1901-04-05

The legislative apportioumsnt bill
passed tho ireislature. 1t places Sedg.
wick, Logan. Phillips, Morgan. Wash.
ington and Yuma iu u senatorial district
with Arapahoe county With one senator
and also places Sedgwick, Phillips ani
Yuma IN u representative district with
ArspAho- with one representative aud
places Logan. Morgan ana Washington
In = representative district with Arspa.
with one representative. North.asl-ru
Colorado is attached 10 Denver for l-cis.
la,iys purposes.
The state herald., 1901-04-05

Tbs conference report on the state
revenue bill was agreed to by the house
and ssnste. The conference comp.n,ee
reported compromise on the method Of
assessing railroad property. Instead OF
this property being assessed by all Of the
assss-ors OF the state 1t will be nsscssed
by thirteen OF the county assessors and
The railroad Companies hnve sn appeal
from this assessment, to the state board
Of equalization. The bill was very ma.
tsrially Injured by the amendments
made to il after passing the house.
The state herald., 1901-04-05
PRIZES FOR LETTERS ABOUT NEBRASKA.

A round trip ticket from any Bnrling.
ton l,oute station in Nebraska to Vel.
lowstoue National PARK and complies
trip tbronrh the Park Is one Of the twen.
,y prizes offered by the Burlington
Route for the best Letters about Ne
braska.
Other Prizes are. Trips to Colorado
the Black Hills, Chicago, and st. Louis
There are also several cash prizes.
The Burlington offers these prizes ioi
letters that will encourage immigration
to Nebraska. Letters descriptive OF sue.
cessfui farming, cattle raising, dairyinR,
fruit growing and similar pursuits are
available Tor the purpose in view.
The contest closes May 81, 1901.
Circular giving full information will
be mailed on request.
j. Francis, General Passenger Agent,
Omaha, Esb. AZ
The state herald., 1901-04-05
ALIAS suMMnNs

ALIAS ~ MhbNr
s,a,s Of cc,g,,,,aao, ,,,,, In the enan', court
c. ". Powell plaintin u Pierce wrish, A Co. }
I. ". Pierce. Drepha Poor. American Mortgage
Trust Limited and tho unknown heirs Of 6eors.
Poor ,isf.ndan,s.
The People of Til. State of Colorado,
To Piece Wright Co. J. 7. N. Pierce. Do~phs
Poor. American Mortgage 1rus, Limited and
tho unknown heirs Of 0eow. Poor tho
defendants above named. sroctinsi
You arc hereby required To appear In mn
action brought against yuu by ,h. abov.
named pininuf In tho county coprt. of
Phillips county. stat. of ,oiorailu. and nm.
vet m. complaint therein within twenty
days nIt-f the Hcryino h.rrni. " ..fy-d with.
~ this county. or, " -rr,ej aat II this e.nn-
~. or by publication. winnie ibirtyda,s nj
ut tho service hereof. u,elnslNn'f III. day
of service. ~ jndRm.n, by default viii bc
taken against y"u according 10 the prayer
of the comt iaint. And " copy q IA. com-
plant IN III. above entitled action ba not
s.r,.i with this summons. o. " ,hr service
hereof H. made ont Of hi. state. then ten
days additional to the time her.iai~for-
sp.cia,si inr appearance mud answer viii b.
allowed n.fot- the tak M of Judgment by de.
fault as aforesaid.
1hs said action I. brought To auie, III. uti.
,o ,h.ay y of s.c,ion " ,osnships north oi
range " sr.i ~ the 9th y. ", In Phillips
roupi, aud state ~ toiofaio the piaih,iii
slies,nn iha, be- is,ha absolute aud unqualified
pspnf m far simple aud IN ariual i,psssssinn ~
ssla land y. viii mot. full appear from ~.
complain, In said action towhieh tsf.r"no.
IL here maiiei
Aud ,su ara hereby notified ,hs, II son taii
A., .,,.a,. and ~ nnss.r NJ. SAID complaint
a. ai,.,,, required the saia piain,if wiii tnlc
drfsnl, and iudsmrn, as rtni,'i.
,,i,rp unas, m, hand aud tho ssal of onr ssii
,.,,,, rou,, a, itoiyols Colo, In said county.
This N Ia, u March A u ipoi,
"s,,iT r,j. ptAtrp
,naai. taifs
The state herald., 1901-04-05
PROPER SORT OF JUSTICE.
Washington Time,

Washington Times.
There isa justice of the peace In Penn.
sylvania who deserves banquet md q
monument. Tho other day a wife beat
sr, accompanied by his bruised aud dis
figured helpmais. wRs hauled before the
'squire." The bfut- laughed IN the face
Of justice and called IA. magistrate upon
the honor.d O.och n sil- name. The
ia'ier he'd his coat OF IN u srcond,
vaul,sd To the floor aud 10 los. tim. than
II takes to toll the story had the wife.
beater'- nose distributed all over his
speaking coun,-naHo.. OF bothhis eyes
closed, several teeth rafting @roand
III. courtroom and the culprit begging
Tor mercy. That Ia exactly tue -,rt Of
Ius''ec TO preside over tn, tual. Of wife
bca,ens. May h,s tribe inc.assl
The state herald., 1901-04-05
TnArNs LEAVE As FoLLows'

No. iA Aeon daily except Sunday
for Lincoln. Omaha, Chicago and all points
east and west 80. n. M. Central Time.
No. 1888 Aeon daily except Sunday Cheyenne
wyo., Denver, Colo and intermediate stations
sis p. M. Mountain Time.
All east bound accommodation trims connect
with first class passenger train at Curtis for
all points east and wcst.
Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars(sents
free) or trough trains. Tickets sold nnd bag
age ci..ckoa to any point in the United States
or Cana,la.
For Information. time tables, maps and ticket
call n " write to q. A. Mowry Agent HoI-
yoke. Colo, or J. Francis. Gcn'l Pass'r Agt y.
MAIN. Neb
The state herald., 1901-04-05
ALIAS SuMMO,,s.
State Of Colorado.
County of Phillips.

State Of Colorado. -.
County Of Phillips.
In the county Court
CIV. Powell Plaintiff w. ". II. Carnnhnn,
Lottie Axclron and Mckinney 4 Lanning Do
PENDANTS.
rnE PEOPLE OF THE STATE oY COLORADO.
To W. Al. Carnahnn. Lottie Axel.on and
Mckinney d IAnEing the defendant above
named Grestingi
You are hereby required TO appear In AN
action brought against you by the abov.
named piaintir. In the county court Of rhii
lips county. state of Colorado. and answer
the compliant therein within twenty days af
ter ,n- service ncreoi, II served witnin .n,s
county: or. II served out OF this county, or
by publication. withia thirty days after the
service hereof exclusive Of the day Of service;
or Judgment 10y default will bc taken against
You according 10 the prayer OF the com plant;
ana II copy OF the complaint iI the aDoyc
enutlcd action be not served with this sum.
mons, or n the service hercof he made out Of
this state. then ten days additional To the
time hercinabove specified for appearance
and answer viii bc allowed before the taking
of Judgment by default rs aforesaid.
Nh. said action Is brought 10 auie, tho
title to the ne y Of Section ia Township = north
Of Range a. west of the u In Phillip. county
Colorado the plaintiff alleges that he 1. III. alb.
solnte and unqualified q wner In fee simple and
In actual possession Of said land a. win
moro fully appear from the complaint In said
action 10 which rof.rnce Ia here made.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail To
spp.ar and To answ~r the complaint as above
rauir~d, tho said plaintiff will tax. default
and iudgm.ni as pra,-J
Given under IN, hand and the seal Of our said
county cour at ilol,oke coloi said roun
4, ,,,hiss5 IA, OF Mar. AD iyDi. q J SLATER
isEALl 'ouny judge.
The state herald., 1901-04-05

Ons VI the bills that bap been ,iefea, rJ
In the assembly aud that deserved y b.i.
ter tate 10 ~. Que that vac introduced
h, senator Ammon md was In, GUIDED ~
liz ths valuation u stock killed by rail.
roads. The prcsen, Law IL detective ip
this important point. and tho Aiamobs
bill, without being unreasonable or nn.
fair 70 any other interest vas of great
iinpostsoee 10 the farmers and a,ocli
raissts Of The state.
Senator Ammons is to be commended
for the very gallsa, fight made by him
him Cor this bill. lie succeeded In gel,
ting II through the senate. but the
boDss WAS upisvvrnbls
Il 90 8, 10 regretted lhai aey enss ar
The state herald., 1901-04-05

The democrats elected Hon. Tom l..
johnson mayor of Cleveland, OHIO, Sen.
a,or Hauua's home, and Golden Rule
Jones WAS re elected for third term ms
mayor OF Toledo. With the exception
OF Cincinnati spd Springfield the demo
crats seem TO have control OF all OF the
large cities in Ohio. II s claimed that
IN the recent election the repubh.
caps have made gains III the smaller
towns OF tho state
The state herald., 1901-04-05

The practice Of Osteopathy is now re
cognized by the laws OF Nebraska. A
bill to regulate the practice OF that mode
or healing bodily Ills was passed by the
general assembly Of that state aud hus
received the signature Of the governor.
The eleventh general assembly OF Colo
RADIO passed similar bill but the gov
ernor yetOed IL
The state herald., 1901-04-05

The Maryland Legislature has passed u
bill abolishing the use OF emblems on
election ballots and providing that no
assistance can br given TO the voter by
the election board in marking his ballot.
This law will result IN disiranchising IA
large number of voters.