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Washington sentinel., 1901-01-05

The decorations Of tho
interior Will Illustrate such subjects as
the grand divisions of Music, OrGtoriO,
Grand Opera, Symphonic Music, etc.
The sculptor will typify such subjects
as religious music, lyric music, gay
music, heroic music, etc.
The great organ for the Temple of
Music, which is TO cost $4,000, IS un-
der construction by Emmons Howard
& Son, and already there IS much
eagorucss among the leading 0rgauist5
Of the United States to have the priyl-
lcge Of playing upon it during the EN-
position Two rgcltals 10y prominent
expoucuts of this branch Of musical
art win be given each day. Concerts
by Oh. leading Instrumental OrgauiZa-
ti0ns Of America and Europe win be
given every day during the progress Of
the Exposition in the Music Temple
and from the band stands DO the Plaza,
Esplauale and other parts OF the
grounds. In connection with the sub
Jcct Of music aJ the Iau-Auer.can Ey-
position mention should De malg-ol
the notable attractions TO musLc-' e's
70 De provided at the great S-~'=-ll's'
Of the North American s''1- -.7 yl ''-l'l'
which VIII open in l--'-'o oN 1-o-'-'y
evening June p III
No Feature .-s-cLe Pan-American Ex-
Dosrtfr7 M be OF more Importance
tbor ere exhibit Of mines ana metal.
f4rgy. The building 10 be devoted to,
these exhibits Is one OF q group Of
three magnificent structures, arranged
In the form Of a horseshoe, at the west
ern boundary Of the Espianade The
Mines building IS the southerumOst Of
the group and IS connected with the
Washington sentinel., 1901-01-05

A MUD ISLAND that lately appeared
near the coast OF German territory in
Southwest Africa has been a ubiect OF
invesu cation. The island was visited
on June ? and 4 last, but had disap
peared on June 7. and soundiugs OF six
and seven iathCms we're obtained on It's
site. The waters Of WsIfsh bay were
not affected, however, and It is pointed
out that this is evidence against any
theory OF volcanic disturbance and that
the mysterious island had an origin
similar TO the mud Jumps" that9are
known to rise in the Gulf Of Mexico.
Much sulphureted hydrogen escaped
from the mud, the odor persisting In
the vicinity after the island had sunk.
Washington sentinel., 1901-01-05
Notice to Brewers.

A party who owns a Park Of about
Five Acres Of ground. desires a Brewery
located thereon. The Park is situated
between abroad and Water transpor-
tauCn It is iu the midst OF a very large
opuIatiou, who could consume all OF
the Pure Beer produced, The water in
be Park is free from organic matter,
and all the water required tor Brewing z
purposes can be obtained in the Park.
IL will be disposed OF to q Brewing
Company on reasonable terms. Any
person or persons desiring such a prop
erty and location for a Brewery will
please make known their wishes 10 the
publisher of this paper.
Washington sentinel., 1901-01-05

lI.s'r Monumental entrance, and be-
this the great building but recent
N6Klnd TO be necessary for transpOr-
xhiblts and, forming a part OK
6e splendid railway station. Two
buildings, one devoted 70 dairy
Mcts and the other 10 agricultural
HNinery, are being erected, but not
bS n in the plan. The live stock dis
N8 Is east Of the Manufactures and
MAJ Arts building. In the south
I'm part OF the grounds are the
s1h and Foreign buildings, the Six
kns Indian exhibit, the Philip
Ordnance and Forestry exhibits.
exhibits to be made at the Pan
Mlcan Exposition embrace every
+ human effort. They have been
4hed as follows: Electrical Machin-
Rdnd Appliances; Fine Arts: Paint
NSculpture and Decoration; Graph
Arts: Typography, Lithography,
1Rwing, Engraving and Bo0kbiuding;
~ 8ral Arts: Education, Engineering,
Allc Works, Hygiene and Sanitation,
Mstrucuve Architecture, Music and
4 Drama EtAnolOgy, Archaeology;
81 Mculture, Foods and Accessories,
Fcultural Machinery and Imple-
8lts, Dairy Products and Appliances;
fticulture, VitIculture, Horticulture;
"A Stock: Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
H. Poultry and Pet Stock; For
And Forest Products; EIsLerlea
soducts and Apparatus; Mines
hallurgy; Machinery Nlanufac~
lways, Vessels, Vehicles. OrdT
hibits from states aSd coun-
+ western hemlspheD%
the chief arch ltectural fea-
pc Pan-Amer.eaa Exposition
splendid TEMPLE Of Music.
"A huuvle CeuCsr dJf musical IL
"a great All-American Ex-
DHl usic lovers will naturally
|llr way to this building very
Hter arrival upon the grounds,
bboth here and from the band
1gds In the great Esplanade and In
: Plaza they Will always ind some
Washington sentinel., 1901-01-05

FIVE STATES IN FIVE HoURs.-The
Royal Limited, beautiful, swift and sure,
leaving Washington, b. 6 O. X. r.
Station, New Jersey Avenue and c
Street, daily, 3 p m, arriving New York
s p m Exquisite dining and cafe car
service.
Washington sentinel., 1901-01-05

I RAvEL, A LUxURy.-The Royal
Limited finest day train in the world,
leaving Washington B. & o. Station,
New Jersey Avenue and Z Streets, DAILY,
3pm, arrives New York SPIN. Splendid
dining and cafe car service.
Washington sentinel., 1901-01-05
te OF Ohio, City Of Toledo.
Lucas County.

Lucas County.
Frank !. Cheney makes oath that he
the senior partner OF the firm OF +. ].
cheney & Co., doing business in the
fitv of Toledo, County and State afore-
laid, and that said firm will pay the sum
u One Hundred Dollars for each and
svery case OF Catarrh that cannot be
Nlred by the use Of Halls Catarrh
khre. FRANK J CHENLY,
worn to before me and subscrib bed in
BY presence, this 9th day Of December,
|. D., 1886.
A, " GLEASON,
4 Notary Public.
HALLS Ca tarrh Cure is taken internslly
i nd acts directly on the blood and
hucous surfaces OF the system. Send
|or testimonials, free.
I Sold bv druggists, 75c.
Halls Family P ills are the best
Washington sentinel., 1901-01-05

WAsHINGToN-CL CLEVELAND SLEEPER
MIA B. & O.-Quick service and superior
accommodations daily on 8.3o p N train,
|githout change, arriving Cleveland
40 next morning.
Washington sentinel., 1901-01-05

\ the Fore court JE) ana
Immediately in front, is
RBrldge Co. This bridge
he most beautiful works
tlon, having four great
Med and surmounted by
ups modelled by Mr.. Bit
IS. Crossing the bridge,
n the extreme right the
nllngs erected by the
lent for the shelter Of
pits gathered from a
the extreme left rC
As, uOrticr ture
The state herald., 1901-03-01
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

No'icc I. hnreb, si,-n ,ha, In pursuance Of nm
order Of the county court of Phillips county.
Colorado made on the sis' In, of Japuary A. u.
ivoi In III. matter ~ the E.,a,s ~ Watson Pat.
man, lrcna-"d. The undersigned Administrator
of said t-in'. will seli NJ private .aie To tho
highest aud b.s, bidder auhj-c, TO confirmation u
by said county cour' b-,wr.n III. hours of ,~n
oclock In the forenoon and Ave oclorL In III.
aflsrnoon IN Saturday N. 10Th day of rebruar,
A, d. iipi at the Office " III. County judge IN
the town of iiolyotr In said count ~ Phillip.
and state ~ Colorado nil the right. title. intarr.,
and E-iaie Of tho said wa,s.n rsfson n, tho
time 81 bls death and all III. fiRht title and
interest that tho said k.,a,a has by operation ~
law ~ otherwise acquired other of In addition
10 thu, Of III. .aid Watson pa,mon at the time
Of his death In and 10 all ,ha, certain 10, or par.
ccl of land ri,nate lying and ,~inr In III. .aii
county ~ PHILLIPS and state of Colorado iowiti
south West quarter In " !. of section twrn,,-
four CsG In township pe,rn 90 north Of rang.
for',-so,or tsIl west Of the 9TH y IN.
be'-d NJ fiol,ohe. Colo,. jannAtf n. ipoi.
WI, rNfNuN, siniHistf,tu,.
The state herald., 1901-03-01

Since the opening Of the present ses
sion OF the state Legislature the Denver
Republican has been making tine re-
cord as q 'cslap,ity howler." According
to It's predictions, the business Of the
state is certain to be ruined by the act.
ion OF the present general assembly.
The Rush bill for the consolidation OF
the city and county government OF Den.
ver together with the revenue bill are,
according to its claim, sure to result IN
business disaster. II is too bad that the
editor OF that great newspaper could not
have been permitted to frame revenue
bill! in accordance with his own ideas 40
that the people Of our state might have
escaped the free advertising as reckless
cranks which that newspaper is giving
them IN other states whefe it circulates
II the Republican had the decency to Of.
fer some substitute for the revenue bill
that is being consideied, At would he act
ing more reasonably but it refrains from
doing so and seems to be Determined to
prevent If possible any legislation that
can reasonably be expected to relievs
the state from it's present financial en-.
barrassment. 1t seems most unresson.
able position fr great newspaper to
take but probably mny be accounted for
rs severe case OF sour grapes because a
majority Of the voters Of the state re.
iectsd It's advice in the last campaign.
The state herald., 1901-03-01
sHIRlFps SALE.

by virtue Of an Alias Execution " Va Issued
out Of n. Clerks oiic, Of the County court 81 the
county Of Phillips and state Of Colorado. md ia
mo directed whcrcb, I am commanded to make
tho sum of three hundred fifty two and oi.ioC
dollars ,tas2oD and costs Of suit the amount Of
u certain judgement recently obtained nvain.,
o. II. shol-r In favor Of Harrison Norris out OF
the lands, t.n.n-ni-, good, and ehAtiic- Of the
said q. u. 'bolcs.
hnvc LEVIED upon the following property to-
~iti Fifteen head of t~o.yrar- old s,r~r-.
Th"rrfor- according 10 ssid command shall
~spo-s for sale At public auction all tho right.
I'LL. and intnrrs, of the above named o. II.
sholos In and In The above described property o.i
Saturday the snd day Of M-rcb A. d. 1901 a,
two tg) o'clock y. n. at the Stock Yard In Hol
yoke. county Of phillip. and stat. of Colorado
Dated at iiol,okc, colorado this 9th day oi
February A. u. iyD.
Gus Young. Sheriff Of tho coun.
~ of Phillip- and state II Colorado.
OATS of nrst i1hliraiioh February \, 1901.
Dat" of last Publication March 1. 1901.
The state herald., 1901-03-01

was quite severe in HE denunciation oi
Senator Pettigrew Of South Dakota and
Congressman Lentz ol Ohio and claim.
that 1t ,s case Of sour grapes over the,I
failure TO secure recollection that has
prompted their actions in their attack,
upon the administration In the present
session Of congress. The Gazetts 10 Ger.
tainly too severe in Its criticism ON these
officials for there are NO good reasonl
for claiming that their actions are any
different in this Session Of congress than
they were before the election which
registered their defeat. They are men
who rs public officials come nearer say.
ing just what they believe regardless o.
whom it may hit than most men do and
for this reason they come in for much
larger share Of criticism from the opposi
lion press than men who believe an they
do but are too cowardly to give EXPIRES
sion to their belief. 1t is a misfortune
to have snch men retired to private life
no matter what political party they may
affiliate With. 1t 10 for the bsst intersstl
OF the nation that there should always
be meo Of their charncteristics IN con
Rress for the people want things called
by their right names regardless Of re
suits and unfortunately, owing to the
over-nice ideas on congressional courtesy
that obtsins among congressman, this il
not always done.
The state herald., 1901-03-01
siIERlrF's SALE.


By virtue Of n special execution on attach.
ment issued out OF the office Of the clerk of
the county court Of Phillips county and
state of Colorado, and TO me directed
whereby lam commanded to make the
sum Of Eighty-one and i0-loo Dollars, (ssi.s0)
and costs of suit. the amount ofa certain judg'
ment recently obtained against J. g. johnson
In favor of \. NJ. AIelson out Of tho lands,
tencments, goods aud chattels Of the said J. G
johnson.
have levied upon the following property
to wit
sE 4 Section 2s township Eight (s) OF
Range II West Of the p m in Phillips county
Colorado.
Therefore accordirg to said command !
shall expose for sale Mt public auction all
the right, title ana interest Of the ABOVE
named j. q. johnson In and to the above de-
SERTED prop rty on saturday the
10Th day of March 1901
at o'clock p. IN, at the front door of the
county court Hoascin Holyose. county OF
Phillips and STATE of colorado.
Dated at nolyoke Colorado. Feb. u, 1901.
Gus Young, Sheriff Of Phillips county.
Date OF FIRST Publication Feb -, 1901.
Date Of last Publication March 10. 1901.
The state herald., 1901-03-01

Tho states whose representation in
congress WAS Increased by the recent ap
port'onment bill, are now having a live,
ly time rearranging their congressional
districts.
In most c0ses politics cuts very I'M
portant figure in the matter, aud the
party leaders are striving very earnes,l ly
to gain advantage over the other side
We suspect, however, that the advsnt.
age to be gained by gerrymandsring l,
auch less than usuniIy supposed. In
the states where popular int~liigence
and free elections are the rule, anything
like gross uufairress is apt to react q.
Eainst the party that rs responsible for
it. and the trifling benefit that can be
gained by counting on- county IN or an.
other county out Of particular district
has very little effect in ons Of the waves
Of popular sentiment by which elections
arc determined. There nre very few saie
and sure districts or states, either, in the
country, and the party that puts up a
sure thing" often tinds that il has pro.
vided its enemy With q weapon to be
used sgsinst Colorado Springs
Gazette.
The state herald., 1901-03-01

The precinct option bill now before
the legislature provides that tn. qucs.
lion OF open saloons in an, precinct shall
b. decided ny the voters Of the precinct,
THIS measure wsa considered by largo
mass meeting at Trinity NJ. f. Church.
Denver recently and those present
seemed to be almost unanimously in
favor OF the passage Of the bill. The
hill certainly has merit and, as = Law,
even If 1t accomplished no other good
II would hsvs tendency to coptins tue
saloons 10 CERTAIN precincts Of the cities
instead OF having them us now scattered
all over the cities.
The state herald., 1901-03-01

Some Of tho members Of the sts,e leg
islatsrs afe acting very upwisely in de.
voting 10 much time to answering the
criticisms Of the Denver press. Some Of
the Denver papers are never satisfied
uuless they eau control the legislation oi
the general assembly and. when they
fail in doing 20. NO charge seems to he
too mean for them to make against The
members OF tho legislature. 1t 10 simply
= wnste Of time to pay any attention to
such charges. The reading public nn.
dsrstsnd the motive this, prompts this
newspaper mud-sliugips and public
answers from ths members Of the legis
ls,urs are unnecessary.
The state herald., 1901-03-01
ALIAS SUMMONS.

State of Colorado. -.
County of Phillips.
In the county Court.
j. W Grccnnmycr Plaintiff vs.. e. T. Young.
c. A. johnson. W. II. CarnAhan and Mckinney
4 t.anrinx Defendant.
TuE PEOPLE or rHE STATE OF COLORADO
To C. 4. Young, Z. A. johnson, W. II. t'arna-
han and Mckinney 4 IAnring the defendant
above named Greeting;
You are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintin. In the county court Of Phil
lips county. state Of Colorado, and answer
the eomplSint therein within twenty days af
ter tne service nereof, u served witnin .his
county; OF. II served oct Of this county, or
by publication. within thirty days after the
service hereof. exclusive Of the day Of service
or Judgment by default will b. taken against
you according 10 the prayer OF the complaint
ana II copy Of the complaint III the ABOVE
entitled acticn be not served with TINS sum.
mons. or II the service hereof be made out Of
this state. then ten days additional To the
time hercinabovc spccincd for appearance &c
and answer win be allowed before the taking I
of Judgment by default as aforesaid.
The said action Is brought to auic, the
title to the following described real estate to-
~it; N Y 4 section ten Township = North oi
Range II West Of the 9Th r N in phiiIips count,
Colorado the plaintiff alleges thGt he is the alb
rolute owner In fee simple and is In possession
OF said premises as will
morcfully appear from tn. complaint Ia said
action b. which rcfcrnc. is here made. A
copy of said complaint is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
sppear. and TO answer The complaint NJ above
required, the said plaintiff will take default
and judgment ms prayed
Given under my hand and ths seal Of our said
county court n, Holyok- Colo In said coun
p.this ~ lay Of Feb. AID 1901. ~ SLATER
sStAI,l couny Judvr
The state herald., 1901-03-01

In recent speech IN the senate, Sena-
tor Allen Of Nebraska handled Admiral
Sampson without gloves for his letter
protesting against the promotion Of a
gunner Of the navy to the position .oi
ensign simply because in Sampson's
opiaicn he did not have the necessary
"rsfinsment" and rocial standing 10 pro.
perly fill such position, Seuator Allen
said the endorsements proved beyond q
shadow Of doubt that there WAS 20 Ruob.
bish aristoeracy in the havy that is de-
trimental to the country and disgrace
to the country, represented by this Off
Gel and other like officers"
"if Admiral Sam pson is the author OF
those Endorsements" declared Mr., Allen
with vehemsnce, "bs is conceited ass
and he ought to be marked down as
such. We are not bringing up In this
country race of snobs. II l am cor.
rectly Informed there was time when
sampson was no better than Charles
Morgan, the gunner.
"He came from no better stock. l am
glad to repeat that We are not raising in
the United States class OF bejew-led
uristocrats. II this rank and arrani COW,
ard is to be believed, the time may never
come in this county when poor
boy may attain To such position ms his
abilities warrant him holding.
II want to say to Sampson and to his
friends that l am responsible Tor what l
say"
The state herald., 1901-03-01

Hon. Tom l.. johnson OF Cleveland
Ohio, has como out nc the champion Of
municipal ownership Of street car lines
He recently tosk part IN discussion OF
the street car question iu Cleveland and
stirred up 40 much enthusiasm over his
proposed reform that he has already
been rendered the nomination ior mavor
on the democratic ticket. OF course be
should he pretty we'll acquainted with
the street car business for he accnmu.
lated most Of his large fortune in that
buslness.
The state herald., 1901-03-01

Admiral Sampson seems to hold some
rather queer ideas in regard to the
qualifications necessary to the
promotion OF officers in .hs navy. IL
recently opposing the promotion OF a gun.
ner to the position Of ensign, lie admit,
ted that the man had shown good ability
bat objected to his advancement on the
ground OF lack Of the necessary IRE
finement" to nnable him 20 NIL that 20
sitiou in manner that would do credi;
10 the nation. He said:
1T Is submitted that IN time Of peace
the navy's function consists ,oa certain
extent Of representing the country n
broad, and II 10 important that the uavy's
representatives should be men OF at leael
refinement. While there are perhaps a
certain few among the warrant officers
who could fulfil this requirement, i am
Of the opinion that the vast majority Of
them could not.
"Once they arc commissioned they
will have the same social standing a.
other officers, and DO distinction proper.
ly cnuld be made 10 extending general
Invitations. The consequences that
would arise from their acceptance nigh,
not redound to the credit of the navy OF
the country which the navy representa-
That kind Of talk might do for . naval
officer Of ons OF the European nations
but seems very much out OF place 81 the
language of high na,si official Of the
United States.
The state herald., 1901-03-01

A few days aftsr the destruction Of
the Spanish fleet at Man;lA. in June 1893,
the following editorial appeared in Col.
,isr's Weekly;
That day 10 Manila made us IN i'm.
p-riai nation. Vast territory and snor
nous wealth do not render people great
In the eyes OF the world. They must bs
feared, also. 10 be respected. The magic
change came with the May morning 90
which Admiral Dewey gave TO thr
United States new destiny. His victor,
In the South Pacific marked the begin.
ming OF an era whose splrndor the wisest
statesman cannot forteil. All the ad
moni,ions Of "Thc Father OF his Com.
try" wore blo~n Into the hereafter by
tho "olymphia" nnd her sister ships.
The roar OF those guns destroyed the
traditions o. nearly hve quarter .ceutu.
ri.s and quickeood every process Of our
national thought and action. Such wa,
tho importance to nH Of an event that
hWUbe tHo "Htife Woflus
The United States must now ".tep In
TO the open" ~ n great power. The day.
Of . CoreAn POLICY afe at IN end. How
ever lacking IN bom~seni'y OF race, The
nnihcation Of "the" American people. u,
We call ourssiv.s, ~ complete. Tho upior
OF the States ~ ifmer than -ysr. III,
present War Of Humanity begun with
cut though, Of ACKNOWLEDGMENT. bs,
forced upon us ap impartial colonial poll
cy. Taken In hA.;e, the Phillippius,
must o- held aud defended with the las
drop Of blood and the last dollar the ns
ton po.s.ssca. Having the Philippine,
~s arc sbou, toad Hawaii 10 our poa
SESSIONS.
Imperial America is no longer dream
II ~ nn accomplished fact"
On the 10 Of June ~ y. long prior tt
the recognition Of tho Philippine gnes'
uon m = psriy issue. the Hta.Lp pub
iishci the above clipping from tho Col
iiefs weekly. aud commenting on II, said
"rhe above IN fair sample Of the radi
cal change IN views on an important na
t,onai aneeiiop that has b-en suddenl,
brought about by the victory ot the
tm,uo,n nrsi ~ Nar,la Men who
The state herald., 1901-03-01

punishment. | do not wan, to sec the
class OF men who are bred by this brutal
custom OF hazing at our Naval Academy
pu. in command Of the sailors OF the
United States.
"There is 40 economical side OF this
question. Why 10 1t that to-day naval
officers are securing ell parts Of the
United States TO snlist sailofs? Why .s
it that there is u much solicitude for
fear We may not bs able to fill tho ranks
of the Regular Army? IL it because
the boys will not serge under men who
are reared at the expense Of the Govern
ment, and supposed TO be fitted for the
discharge of their dutlss, iii this un-
wholesome snd dsmuabls atmosphere Of
tyranny in our national schools.
n want the thing stopped, The man
who is reared 10 such perniciuus infiu.
encs is unit 70 command, and il he dem
oustrates his upfltnsss then the Law
ought to gay, ~ the proposition original.
ly did, that he should no command
The state herald., 1901-03-01

The school fund OF Montana has re-
Gently received a present OF $4,000. This
is the money that was turned over TO the
state treasurer by Senator Whiteside
and claimed bv him to have been re.
ceised from IN agent OF Clark to buy
votes to support Clark for United States
senator. There is no doubt but that
this s only drop IN the bucket com.
par,d with the nmoaut Of money tha;
WAS used in that senatorial election but
tins part of it has finally been put to
gnnd nne
The state herald., 1901-03-01

Minister Conger has been recalled
iroa Pekin and il 10 claimed that the
fsason for this action is y disaeresmen,
between him and III. administration on
ths policy that should be pursued in
aealing with The Chinese. He SCENE to
feel that the Chinese should DO handled
without gloves and has no rympath,
with = policy Of conoihation such US hn.
been followed sy tho administration.
He has had better opportunity to la
cone acquainted with the Chinese
than our homo officials but n, the same
tine the threatened danger from the
Chihsss which la b.s pass-d through
may have pr-iudiced him som.~hnt on
the 1vss'ion Of tho Punishment iha,
shoaId be me,ed ont 10 them for tho
Boxer insurr~c'tpn.