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The state herald., 1901-03-22

made the statement that the trusts must
BE- regulated BY public sentiment or
there would BE- so emperor in the pres,
dsnts char within Is year. aud these
papers have thrown up their hands ,p
psrtisan horror and cry "upclean, un-
clsaur' They dsnounce him as pessi.
INST and take occasion to make an at-
tack upon our great educational irstitu-
tiona and make the Insulting insinuation
that these institutions sre "dying at the
top" There was no politics in President
Asdlsy's addrsss in which be made that
prediction snd the only reasonable sx-
planatios that can be gwen Of their Bit
ter attack upon him u that they take
his PREDICTION % rsflectlon upon the
infsllibiiity Of the men who are dictat-
ing the policy Of the administration, for
these newspaper are very seldom ever
known to make 90 attack upon anything
that does not either in their Imagination
or 10 fact threaten the success Of their
party. Ths editors Of these party guar
dian sheets setm 10 i've, move and have
their being for no higher psrpose than
party success and 80 suspicious are they
ot covert attacks upon their party that
il is not surprising that oven non .partl-
san address such as that Of President
Hadley' should throw them into . fl
OF partisan byst-rics.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

be stored during the day to run the en-
gins At night, or during the absenoe Of
the SUI. Inventors are already expert
msnt'ng upon methods Of INCREASING the
effectiveness OF the mators, and probably
larger ones, and groups Of them, will be
seen In tie near future.
No invention of modern times has
given such an impetus to the develop
ment Of ard lsnds as the solar motor,
and II has been visited by many inter-
ested in the question. The development
OF Lover California has hesn seriously
impeded by the lack Of fuel; the count
ry beng dry and barren in localities
where rich mines are known 10 exist.
The country Ia cIoudless for months--in
every sense thu laud for the solar motor,
rs water undsrlies the surface almost
everywhere, and when pumped up and
sent out upon the soil the region, which
vas formerly a desert, eau be made Ter.
tile and literally 10 blos,om as the rose"
The state herald., 1901-03-22

that to the results Of fLsion alone should
be ascribsd .ll Of the ills which the peo.
pie Of our state are suffering. Recently
there wss held 10 Denver q democratic
ccAvention for the selection of csudi.
dates for the city Offices. Mayor John.
son Of Denver was . osudidste for re-
nomination but failed to sscure TIE nom
ination. Immediately the Denver Re.
publican and Times sspoussd the cause
Of the defeated candidate and, evidently
encouraged BY the political tsny which
they have given him, Mayor johnson has
snnouscsd himsslf o. an independent
candidate for mayor. A ticket headed
ty Mayor Johnssn and made up largely
Of the republican candidates tor other
od'ces hsa been fled - an ,ndspenda.t
ticket. The namss Of the republican
candidates have Of courss been placed
upon this ticket With The knowledge and
consent Of the candidates anil the rspub.
loan central committee. What strange
things ws sss il politics! Denver nsv
presents the anomaly Of . party Of
str'ot anti fusion,sts from principle ~
fustug, not with smother political party,
but with disgruntlsd oYiics- seeker Of
another party and his faction for the sole
purpose Of bstter,ng The chances Of
electing come Of their party candidates.
Evidsntly. whom in times past the Den
yer RspublicaD and Timss and the re-.
publican leaders Of Denver, so bitterly
denounced fusion they did 20 with the
mental reservation that there 10 . time
Tor all tbings, time to fuse and q time
not to fuse and that 1t Is alwa, tho time
to fuse when it Is possible to do 30. The
boss politicians srs pretty much the
same kind Of people in all parties.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

IT'S amusing 70 read the sd,,otlsi
vail that 10 gong up from certain news.
papers of the siats b~caus. m th~
CLAIM Colorado 10 without Representa-.
fion In consrsss that carries any weigh,
siih the party 10 power. ~, vsre no,
generally knovn ihst thvs- wa,l:ns edi.
iors were talking through their ha,, IL
would h. yer. natural To capclud. TIM,
they really considered |, tho duty Of tb.
voiss of tho stats To chang. IN. po,i,,.
cal complexion Of tho state every tim.
the national adn'pis,ration cbsoged
hands IN order that the stat. might
have great influence With tho party Ia
poss. uniortuns,.ly Tor tho eon.i.,,n.
cy Of these sailing editors thrr. w.s a
tine not loss pest when dsuocss. 90.
pupisd The v bite Hsuss ssd ev-ry Colo.
rsds representative 10 congr-s. wss o
asmbcr %, the republican party and oi
csurs> did not carry suy weigh, With
.ths party N power ~ the nation. Dur.
fp9 that state OF political Affairs th.ss
editors were not even h,nt,ng y, such .
thing ~ thai II would bs Tor the hes,
istsrssts os the state u our congressman
we're politically in seeerd With tbs party
10 power. Men should bs Ssir aud
reasonable 10 these isss'-rs and should
also retnsmbsr ihst ibsfs 10 sonsth,ng
Of morn importsoos Al s,sss In sst,opsl
1el,tios tbsp simply securing . political
pull ui,h the party 10 pe~en
The state herald., 1901-03-22
Their. ore some newspapers So hid.

There ore some newspapers 80 hide.
bound partisan tha, they are scarcoly
ever known 10 take exception 10 or eri,i.
eiso any line VI policy adopted by the
political party with which they affiliate.
They not only swallos without the faiut.
esi muImnr everything, good. bad mud
indifferent that is dishtd ap To them by
the party leaders, but they ever stand
ready 10 denoancc ~ rsnting pe--imist
suy mao who hDs tn. t-rmerity to rug.
acsi that any Of tie policirs Lcing per.
sucd BY the party may result disasir ,us.
ly To the people. II such . suggestion
~ made 10y member OF thnr political
party. tboy immediately dcnoune. hin
ID traitor sud proceed 10 read bin out
Of the party. IN, republican party like
ell other patil.s has its share Of these
newspapers that rg'us. 10 admit that
tho party leaders can do an, thing wrong
and thsy have tsen kept very busy now
Tor several ,safs bufiing their thunder.
bolts oi partisan wrath a. .n.mbsf. oi
tho party that IN insistsd upon doing
little Of their own thinking instead Of
permitting ibs party bosses 10 do all Of
II for than. Members 81 the PARTY sug.
g~sted that II wss uaw,ss fos tho nation
to abandon b,meiaiiism Tor . gold stand.
ard and they we're immediately dsnonno.
Cd by these s<lf constituted guardians
Of partisns purity - silver nrAnks and
traitors TO their party. tu the las, cam
psisn ihsfe ~sr" members of the party
who ,ooh ssospt,on TO the policy tbs,
Was bong pursued toward tho Philip.
piss Islands ssd. beosuse they dared to
think sud spcAh 10 opposition 70 th,s
administrators policy. they we're do.
pounesd 10 copt~rkesds and traitors
More recss'iy ibsss nswspspsrs have
been much worried over the sayisss d
sems Of the great sducators Of the ss-
rss pisa.ssi Esily- IL ys's rseas.ly
The state herald., 1901-03-22
uAXrUN.

People have commenced farming ..
round here In spite OF the windy
weather
Charley s'arn. u. Il 81. agent q, HaI.
tun. has been II duty ihr the past week
taking care of case Of tho mum ps.
A Young man from Nebraska has been
acting ns agent during h,v lay.of.
PsnI Decker aud wife oi Iowa have
been via,,ipg Nth the family OF ". n.
Sla,.
John Anderson has moved onto his
iarm north 81 iisx'ao.
Rev. Shllman moved INTO tn. n.w par
sonage thi, week.
H"member tho program for the Ep.
worth League cert Sunday evening ht
Htxiun.
Lc,a q wind IN this s,ction hut s,lll
more mumps,
Mr. hom spd sii are yisi'i,u with
the J"s-rn Iamily.
Mr b'us ID fscovcripg rapid, from
bis severe apsll u .,ckn-a,
II. Saths'l,ud reserved apo her car u
lumber lot his lumber rari this week.
George Ilendrix aud hls witnesses,
Roy chspry aud William Dsctef, ~sn'
10 S'c'lipR thursday night ~ make
proof ou TIMBER claim.
d. Ssars Of tiolyokr was IN uastui'
"Wednesday With u load II lumosr ~
Sutherland.
School has closed In dia,riai n.
The sprins tstm Of the uhriur school
will open IN Apf,l ].
Andrew Andersen IL now olefkius for
NJ, Andsruou ~ iiaxinn.
]. D, Eiobelb,rs.r from 0vsnon. Ncb.,
las charge of the Har'un lumber yard
fo' VI. Sutherland.
Rss. stillman expects 10 begin n series
of revival srfvlcss at uax,up soon.
MN.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

= writer for th. Hslyoke Republican
claims that one OF its exchanges is in
consistent because in lS86 it ask cd for this
remonitization of ril7et on the grounc
that there was not enough gold to sup
ply the demand for money and then re-
Gently quoted from writer who claims
that gold will become 80 plenty within
25 years that it will bs discarded as q
money metal. 1t Is barely possible ths,
the republican resen to the HERALD but
whether correct in our guess ut this oI
not, We desire to say that there is no in.
consistency iu the actions complained Of
The HERALD advocated bimetallisn in
1896 Tor the reason, among others, that
there was not gold enough to supply the
demand for money aud that an increase
ssry to return o. OF business prosperi-
tr. Since that time there has been au
unprecedented increase IN the gold out.
put OF the nation and the world and this
Interested output Of gold largely iu.
creased the money OF our nation aud the
increase in the money OF the nation was
one ot the main causes o. y restored
business prosperity. Thi. wonderful III.
crease III the output OF gold was as
much Of surprise TO the advocate OF =
gold standard as to the bimstalllst, for
it vas something that neither cnuId
figure on, but it did serve to demonstrate
one thing and that 10 that, when the
bimetallist claimed that Ne needed more
money aud that an Increase 10 the money
Of the nation would bs followed by busi
neas prosperity, he Was correct. 1t also
ssrvsd to show that when, in 1896. the
advocate Of gold standard claimed that
No had plenty Of money tor tho business
OF the nation he vss sadly mistaken.
This iscrsassd output OF gold hss, how.
ever. only partially cospsnsstsd for the
Ioss 70 our money supIly caused by a
failure 10 sscurs bimstAllisra aud what
the futuss may have In store for our nA-
ton in the line Of still larger increase
10 the gold output, neither the Adovcste
Of the sold standard nor the biustsllist
can know TO Certainty. We recently
quoted FROM W eminent geolugist who
predicts that within % years the outpu,
Of gold vill have increased to snch an
sxtsnt that gold viii bs discarded
- msney metal and that very probably
s,lssr sill take iis place M the money
hstsl. We did not vouch for the cor.
rec,usss Of this prediction. ip fact We
have no faith In the prediction, but gave
It simply because Il uss very startling
prediction for such an eminent man TO
make. II is not n prediction that is by
any means Impossible Of fuiltiilnent
and should it prove correct and our ma.
iion dsmonitiz- gold, IL would not DO
the first instance Of nation demonoliz.
ing the yellow metal.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

Tue Rush bill providing home rule for
Dcnvsr has passed both bodiss Of the
state legislature and been signed by the
governor. 1t pr"v,dss tor a. smsnd.
esni to the stxse constitution and con.
ssqusstiy will " submitted to Q vote Of
the people Of the state Ut the geo.
srsl election IN 1902. This will give the
voters Of The state 80 opportunity to di
vorcs Denver city politics fnom state
Poitics snd the voters will certainly a.
vail themselves OF this opportuaity. for
The dragging Of Dsuvsr's local hshb In.
10 STATE politics has become very srsoy.
ing indeed 10 the people in sthsr parts
Of Ne state.
The state herald., 1901-03-22
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NY yirtu. of u special execution on attach,
men' Issued out of the office ~ the clr'k II
the county eourt of Phiip. county and
state ~ Colorado. and 10 me directed
~i-rrby lam con,manded TO makr the
.un oi Elrb,, an. aud o'iuo Dollars. tt-itoi
asd r'-t. of suii ~. amount Ola certain juds
m-nt rcni,i, obiained asnins, J. q. johnson
In favor ~ \. N. Asel.on out II III. lan.i-.
t.hcm.n,.. soo.i. and chaiisla u the said j. u
Johnson.
have ic,icd upon the following property
To- ait,
-f u Section - township EiaM ~ n ~
iiansr u w.-t u ,hrop N In rhiilii,- county
ruiof~in.
Therefore aesotiii 10 Hnid command I
-bnii rtposs fo' sale NJ pubiir auction ali
W. rirhi. tte ANA Interest ~ N. a,o,a
named !, u. johnson ih nnh 10 III. above ar.
SERTED prop ity on saturday ~.
Ieth day OF March tpei
NJ Y'clock y, ~, NJ ihs ftont door " the
couniy aurt iiun.rin iiolyo,,e. county OF
i'hiiilp- - a state of Colorado,
Dated At nolyohr Colorado. rch. u. ipoii
gu- Young, sheriff ~ rbilllpa county.
ate u ir.t Publication f.b. -, ippi.
Dat. ~ lac, Publication March II, i,oi.
This saie is adjourned until Monday the fits,
ia, Of Anil iioi b, ORDER cf the Court
Dated thia 10th iay Of March ipoi,
~. YorsG sheriff ~ rhiiliip enhnti rrlu
The state herald., 1901-03-22

The Denver rspubl,osa papers o..
tempt 70 justify Mayor Johnsons Dol,
sf the democratic convsbt,sp on the
claim that he Gill run - an iadspsndrn
candidate for mayor for tho purpose Of
dslivsrins the people Of Denver frou
the political boss,s. In order TO sccosp.
lish this heroic delivery. according To
the CLAIM Of these pSpers, he must draw
away enough votes IRON the democratic
ticket to insure the election Of the 70.
puoliesa ticket. that 10. ho IN ust deliver
the people Of Denver from the demo.
cratic bosses and turn them aver to the
tssdsr asrciss Of the rspu ublican ho..ss.
Thsss papsrs seem to think thst the
only issue in the city campaign 10 a. to
which -. OF political possss shall hav.
control but, u they are eorrec, in their
view OF ths matter, It 10 about time Tor
the people Of Dsnvsrtc to ,ise up and d..
iivsr 'hrns~ives from political bo,sra
The state herald., 1901-03-22
PRIZES FOR LETTERS ABOUT NEBRASKA.

A round trip ticket from auy Burl,ng
ton Route station in Nebraska to Yel-
lowstone National Park and complete
trip through the Park is one Of the twen-
ty 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 pr'zes.
The Burlington offers these prizrs ior
letters that will encourage immigration
to Nebraska. Letters descriptive OF sue.
cessful farming, cattle raising, dairyipg,
fruit growing and similar pursuits are
available tor the purpose in view.
The contest closes May 81, 1901.
Circular giving full information will
be maiiei on request.
j. Francis, General Passenger Agent,
Omaha, Neb. 4I2
The state herald., 1901-03-22
ALIAS SUMMONS

County s af Fniiiips PiGr !" the district court
II, u. sprasuc. plaintiff Va John jenkins, Tn.
Colorado Securities Co.. The Municipal DE
b.nturc 20. and the Unknown defendants.
The People Of The State OF Colorado,
To John jenkins. the Colorado sccuritic. Co..
The Municipal Deb-ntup, %. and tho unknown
defendants above named. greeting;
You are hereby require. to appear In an
action brought against y,u by the nbpvo
named plniniin In the district court, OF
Phillips county. state OF Colorado. aud ans
xer the complaint therein within twenty
days after the service hcrcof, " served with.
IN this county; or. II served out Of tbs coun-
~. or by pu ilication. whit thirty days al
tel the service hereof. exclusive { the day
OF service. ar judgment by default will be
taken against You aceoi ding TO III. prayer
OF the CON, laint. And n n copy Il the com
plant In the above entitled action be not
served with this summons, or II the service
hereof bc made out OF this state. then ten
days additional to the time hereinb@fors
specified Tor appearance and answer will be-
allowed before the TAX ng Of Judgment by de.
fault as aforesaid.
The sad actioh IL brought TO quiet the title
To the follo~ins described land to.wit, nx V
OF .-ciion . stosn-hip north Of rnnws Is west Of
the s,h i'lM. the plaintiff states that he is the
owner nm In posses-icn Of aid premises
as viii more fully appear from the complaint
IN said action 20 which reference ~ here
mad.i
And you are ncroby notified that " you fail
Ia appear. and u ans 81 the said complaint
As above required. the salt plniaiin will take
default and ludsm mt ~ prayed.
Diyon under ~, hand and the seal of tho
ii.irict court Mt iielynk- Colo. In said coun'
~ this xhh day OF February. A u iybi
ts-aii ". u. iIEi.LASD.
Clerk ofDi.tfist Court, PHILLIPS county Colo
The state herald., 1901-03-22
B. & M. Time Gard
TaAlxs LAW ~ FoLLovs.

No. ~ Aeon daily except sunday
~ lincoln. Omaha, Chicago and all points
Sass and west aao 3. IN. Central Time.
No. 10 Aeon dAily except Sunday, Cheyenne
Wyo., Denver, Colo. and internedi.ts stations
a:is p. m, MountAin Time.
Al east bound Accommodation trains connect
with Arst olass poseenssr train II Curtin for
oil points east and west
slsspias. dining and reclining chair cars (seats
irss) or trough trains. rioksts sold and bag
sss e,.cksa 70 any point in the Uaitsd States
o. Cansds.
For Information, time tablss, maps and ticks
call - oI writs to @. A. Mowry Agent Hol-
yoke. Cello. or ). Frsacis. Gsnr Psss'r Ast y.
.aha, ERb
The state herald., 1901-03-22

There is sotne talk tha. IN extra session
Of the state Legislature oil hs psossssry
for the purpose Of passing the rsv.nue
bill. II is certainly 10 be hoped ,ha.
this will not prove necessary. Prcpar.
iss and passing revenue bill has been
avery difficult task on their hand and Il
is oot surprising that the raeuab.rr tnd
themselves hard worked dnring the clos.
ing weeks Of the session.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

The Cubsss do not seem disposed to
sccspt in kindly manner the demands
made upon them BY the recent action Of
consrsss. The committss to which the
matter was referred by the Cuban con-
stitutional convention has reported u.
unanimously against secsding to the Do.
mands made.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

representatives, ef our government are
10 meet with representatives OF all the
republics Of South America in the city
Of Mexico in the month Of October for
tue purpose Of considering plans for
bringing about more satisfactory trade
relations between the nations repre-.
ssn:ed At this ctnf-reuce.
The state herald., 1901-03-22
S23
S25
S25

wANTED.-Capable. reliable pcrson In every
county to rcprc-cnt larxr company Of soiid d.
nnncial reputation; $3.50 salsry per year. payable
weekly; - p-r day absolutely sure aud all sz.
penrcs; straight. bona-dde, definite salary, no
commission; salary paid each saturday and ex-
pense money advanced each week. STANDARD
HOUSE. :rst DEAaBoRs ST.. CHIcAuo.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

Wsgivs Ia this issue Of the HERALD
IN account Of successful test that has
been made with sun motor IN southern
Californis. II these motors do not prove
to be too expensive, the use Of them may
open up way for irrigating IN eastern
Colorado where water can bs obtained
only BY raising 1t from ~ells. There !,
sn abundance Of water under these
pla,ns and. IL Il couli be raised without
too great expense, our land could 10 ir.
rigntsd. II 10 not likely however that
this sun po~er Can be hHd at such Coz,
- would justify our land owners in an
attempt to irrigate on u very extensive
scale. Agricultural products srs so low
in price and our location 30 far from
market that to succes.fuli. farm our
land under irrigation. the cost OF s-cur.
ing the neossssr, water must not br very
great.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

The solo ornanent Of Benjamin Har.
risons colin wss tho flag he fought to
save. This was most fitting. In life
Benjamin Harrison WIS chosen BY bis
conntrymep to be the wurdsn Of the
"starry ilug," aud in des.h it's fslds,
rather than idle flowers, most sppropr,-
ately dfaped his bier.--Cbicugo Inter
Ocean,
The state herald., 1901-03-22

The Bosrs have refused to aco+pt the
terms Of peace dictated by England.
They ptstah!y believe that England will
get into trouble with Russia and that
their chances for securing better tsrms
will bs bstierei thereby.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

Like Oliver Twist, children ask for
more when given One Minute Cough
CURE. Mothers endorse it highly for
for Group. II quickly cures ali coughs
and colds and every throat and lung
trouble. 1t iS specific for grippe and
asthma and has long been a well known
remedy for whooping cough.-City Drug
Drug.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

A Bona Eide Salary-$l2 Weekly.
Men and women TO appoint agents and
represent us, some to travel, others for
local work. Sl2 weekly salary and ex-
penses. Old established house, pleasant
permanent positions, rapid advancement
and increase Of wages. Write at once.
Address BUTLER & ALGER-
Dept. T.. New HAVEN, COM.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

wANTkD-ACriyE MAN or uoOD CHAR.
aotct 20 deliver and coiiec' IN Coiorsio Tor aid
established manufacturing Wholesale b.u...
v1 ,eaf, sure psy. ii.nrsty NOR. than rI-
pofirnn- required ttur reference. any lank In
| an, city. knvin.r --if-ail,lfrz-ssi stamped en-
.-lop.. Magufsctnr-rs. Third fi..or. NJ Dasf.
| born 81. thicsso.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

II 10 claimed that the Burlington rail.
read hss been leased by the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific Railroad
Companies but this claim 10 denied.
The state herald., 1901-03-22

IL tbs lsss csmpa,ss the Dsavsr Re.
publican nsd 1iuss and the rspublosu
part, lssdsrs dspousosd fusion 10 the
s',opssss tsrna They sould have sess
" ), ~ Ter - their party sss eoposrssd.
iv stsy were opposed 20 fos'op from
.l8,.t. !s., ~. ias ssi: ptei.s
The state herald., 1901-03-22
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
Low Rates, West and Northwest.

AT a time Of year when thousands will
take advantage Of thom' the Burlington
Route makes sweeping reductions in its
rates to the West aud Nnrthwrst-to
Utah, Montana, Washington, Oregon
and British Colombia.
Dates: Febiua II, 10 and %.
March 5, l2, 10 and %.
April ., 8. i6, % and 30.
Rates are shown below:
To Ogden. salt Late, Butte. Helena, m,
Anaconda. and Missouia. 20
To All Points on the Northern PaeI.O
fie RY. west Of Missouia, including
Spokane. Seattle, Tacoma, Port. C1S
land, as we'll as Vancouver, and
Victoria, 8. c.
ToAH Points on the Spokane Faiisl
Northern Ry. and the wsshing. S25
ton Columbia River r. r.
Never has the Pncitic Northwest been
as prosperous "a now. Labor is IN con
s'sut demand and wages are high. The
money making opportunities are beyond
number-in miner, lumber. merchsnd
ing, farming, fruit raising, fishing, and
all the other industries OF Q great and
growing country.
Literature on request-free.
J. Francis, Ges'l Passenger Agent,
Omaha, Nsb.
The state herald., 1901-03-22
'i'UL.AR Pp,CE9

published On Monday. Wedn-.-
Gay grl Friday. Is a co:npists
up 10 dcso daily ncwspcps-.
t!i-.e c5ys ir tho wee.:. VITA
ali Important rcws OF the other
foa- cays. Tro.usc!y Her
tratei. AMI filled with intsraa.-
LAG reading for all who wish 10
keep IN close touch with new.
Of the nation and woris.
Il g y a lar subscription
price, Sl.5O per yenF.
re to teourc the best magazines.
The state herald., 1901-03-22
Guaranteed 5000
Salary Yearly

Men and women of good address To represent
US. som. tn travel appointing aafntr. Others
Tor local work looking alter our interests.
sOOo .ala, guaranteed yearly; extra commits
siohs and .spenses. rapid advancement. old
established house. Grand chance for earnest
man or woman To secure pleasant. permanent
position. liberal incoiae and future. New. brili
liant lines. Write AZ unee.
STAFFORD PREas.
~ Church ~. New Haven l'onn
The state herald., 1901-03-22

As the time draws near for Cur State
Sunday School Convention, winch is to
be held in Colorado Spring, Colo. May
I-9, the interest increases throughout
the State. Sunday School workers are
Just beginning to wake Up to the fact
that the opportunity OF a lifetime is at
their door. Five noted Sun ay School
specialists will bs the e. they are max
ing Trans s-Continentnl Tour, and are
visiting our State on the way. FIVE per
sons, travelling over 10000 mil-s each, 10
= tour requiring thirteen solid weeks of
travel, are 10 be with us at our State
Convention. Prof. Excel, the great
leader OF song, will have charge pf the
music. The others were named IN q
previous issue. IL DIES not take pro.
phst to fore,ell that ev,Iy Sunday School
worker IN our Slate who eau possibly go
to Colorado Springs will b- there. Full
particulars may 10 had Of A. S. Rudd,
Cannon City, Colo.
The state herald., 1901-03-22
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

We will pay 30 cts. for corn.
IRWIN Bros.