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The state herald., 1901-07-05
To Caliiornia-NOW.


San Francisco is the most fscinating
OF American cities a grey city Of 4o0,-
900 people from all parts OF the world.
1t is worth visiting for itself alone.
The trip thereby you take the Bur
lington Routes the experience Of a
lifetime. Yon see all the wonderful
mountain scenery OF Colorado; Salt
Lake City, the home Of the Mormons;
the orchards and vinya ards OF California,
and last, but not least, the blue Pacific.
No such opportunity Of visiting Cali
fornia has ever occurred as will present
itself early In July. when, on account Of
the Epworth meeting at San Francisco,
the Burlington Route will sell round
trip tickets at less than the regular ons-
way rate. Tickets will be good to return
until August 81 and will allow stop.
overs, going and returning.
Full information about every feature
CT the trip is given in the Buriingtons'
Epworth League folder, copy OF
which will be mailed on request.
j. Francis,
General Passenger Agent,
Omaha, Neb.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

Tho Holyoke Republican entered upon
its second year last week and Bro. Zingg,
in commenting upon Its past, present
and future, gave away one OF the former
Editor Rays secrets in regard to the 10
ducements he received for starting a pa.
per IN Phil ps county. In ie'ering 70
the establishment Of the Republican he
says:
"Many thought it sheet gotten out
for campaign purposes and that its ex-
istence Sould be Of short duration but
1t came for business aud got il. Its en-
dowment was pluck and hundred sub.
rcribers-tbe latter paid in advance"
That means that some interested poll
ticians, in all probability not residents u
our county, presented Editor Ray with n
bonus Of at least $3.50 the price OF 100
subscriptions, for. while Philips county
people are quite liberal in their support
Of home newspapers. il would be un.
reasonable to claim that 100 OF them
would rush in aud pay In advance for n
newly founded paper not even II the new
paper satisfied long felt want. Bro,
Zisgg should have guarded the secrets
of his predecessor more carefully.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

validity Of some OF the warrants has been
for several years questioned, the treas.
urer's action in making payment Of them
has created quite sensation. The
money for the payment Of these war
rants has been held in the state treasury
for number Of years but as there was
very little doubt about some Of the war.
rants being illegal, no treasurer up to
the election of Mr.. Chiplsy Las been
willing to make the payment. Able
lawyers have at different times advised
the payment Of these warrants by the
state and there is little doubt that, CON-
sidered as matter OF public policy, the
state hus suffered much more loss IN the
way of injured credit by refusing to pay
the warrants than the warrants principal
ahd interest amount to. As matter OF
public policy. the payment Of the war
rants has been urged ever since the money
has been In the TREASURY for the payment.
While Treasurer Chipley has undoubt-
eddy had able advice in doing what he
has done, still what makes his action in
paying the warrants look bad is the
tact that the matter seems to have been
handled without any publicity. The
question OF the payment Of these war
rants has been before the people Gf the
state for the past II years and has been
ably contsnded for and against and, il
Treasury Chlpley had come to the con-
clusion that it was his duty to pay the
warrants. it is certainly due to all
parties concerned that the fact should
have been made public in order that
neither side to the controversy be taken
by surprise. Some OF the Denver papers
are talking impeachment for Treasurer
Chipley out it is not likely that any.
thing OF the kind will materiallze. He
has made mistake in not making pub
lie his proposed payment Of the warrants
but it does not seen reasonable to be-
lieve that there is any good grounds for
impeachment. II he ha 8 paid out state
money on worthless state warrants, he
and his bondsmen will undoubtedly be
called upon to make good the loss to
the state.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

Judge Slater OF Holyoke recently per
mitted US TO examine copy Of tho New
York Herald Of April Is. 1866 which hs
has had 10 his possission since that dat. :.
II contains detailed account Of the n.
sassination Of President Abraham Lin.
osln aud M editorial on the same written
by tho editorJames Gordon Bspnett. II
also contains the last proclamation OF
Jensrson Davis IN shich he expresses
regret at the recent fall OF Richmond
their capitol city but stiemp,s TO find
consolation in the fact that tho loss Of
tho capitol will DO ut least partially com
psnsatsd for by tho fact that the traop-
that had becn required for guarding the
capitol could now be used in the active
service. lie closed his proclamation
with an appeal to HIS followers to bold
the state of Virginia even II oil else
should DO lost. II he realized the hopo.
les condition Of the cause for which be
and his followers were contendinr, In
his proclamation be does not eyen hint
At such thing. Among other news
items In this number of the Nrw York
Herald 10 description OF the meeting
between Generals Grant and l.ss with
their staff officers near the Appomatox
court house for the purpose OF arranging
the details of General Loe's surrender.
II also gives n ieloeraph,c account Of
tho rejoicing In General Shcrmnn's army
over tho news OF tho fall Of Richmond.
A crowd OF soldiers aud ci,ixens mad. a
demonstration In front Of General Shsr.
mans headquarters and calling loudly
for tho General he, finally made his M,
pcsrancc mud made wha, tue reporter
olnim"d was his first speech. lie snid;
"w. have glorious ncws. soldiers.
Richmond 10 ours aud tho rebel army
iH broken up and detnoIallsed. ! have
= lstier from General Grant In which he
says that he is pursuing Leo and wishes
To have us press johnston which I think
we'll do. tCrie. Of We willr We win
We don't mean TO h, him roa,, ro br
prepared Tor tho march In n few days"
The Ncw York Herald At that date was
pir column folio aud for siss does not
compare very favorably with tho large
city daily paper OF today.
The state herald., 1901-07-05
DIPPING PLANT.

Crawford Moore received letter from
the Zenoleum people this week, who
want to place dipping plant at his
ranch for the convenience of all the
stockmen.
Mr.. Moore believes that il the stock
men could make arrangements with Mr..
Buel for yard and vat room ON his place
just south OF town that it would be a
good idea, as there is we'll there and it
would be more convenient.
We understand that IL the ranchmen
will use only Zenoleum in the vat that
the company will put in the plant. The
stockmap would have to build yards and
q storage tank.-Yuma Pioneer.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

Some time ago the Phillips County
Stock Association asked the Republican
and HERALD for bids for advertising the
stock brands OF the members OF the as
sociation. The HERALD bid being much
the lower Of the two bids, it was given
the contract for the advertising. Tho
Republican ia now advertising a reduced
bid presumably to secure advertisement
which II failed to secure on it's com.
petitive bid with the HERALD. 1t has
been HERALD'spolicy to charge ranch
men and business men only fair living
price for work done. This price has not
been raised when the HERALD was the
only paper published IN the county
neither has it been cut to starvation
rates for the purpose OF inJuring COM
peiitor, in fact the only cut of import
ance made IN advertising and one that
the business men OF Holyoke today have
the advantage Of was made when the
HERALD Was the only newspaper In the
county. The HERALD Voluntarily cut
tho charge for advertising space to one
half what 1t had always been up to that
date and the ratio is the same today.
After asking the Stock Association one.
half more than the HERALD bid for ad.
vertising the brands, 1t is little lnie IN
the day Tor the Republican to now come
in with reduced hid for the work that
1t failed to get on its former bid. The
HERALD bns not by making n cut on
prices attempted to prevent the Repub
licAn from securing business but we
have been aware for some time that this
policy WIS being pursued by tho Repub,
lican. We desire 1t distinctly under.
stood by the people Of Holyoks and the
the county that the HERALD will from
this time on meet any and nll prices
made by the Republican in any line Of
work.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

L. I. Gillett arrived in Sterling Sun
day night from California after an ab-
sence Of over q year. His wife and
children are visiting in the San Luis
valley, but will come on hero shortly.
Mr.. Gillest will have to return to Cali.
fornia to look after business interests
there, but will in all probability decide
ta locate permantly IN Sterling. Mrs.
Gillett thinks the Centennial state is as
near perfection as can be found on
earth. The Democrat will welcome
them back to Sterling.-Sterling Demo
crat.
The state herald., 1901-07-05
Out from the State Herald.

II wish to truthfully state to you and
and the readers OF these few lines that
your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is without
question the best and only cure for dys-
pepsla that have ever come in contact
with and have used many other pre-
parations." John Beam, West Middle
sex, Pa. No preparation equals Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure as it contains ell the
natural digsstants! 1t will digest all
kinds OF food and can't help but do you
good.-City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-07-05
sHEl,IFF's SALE.

sHElilff's SALE.
iy virtue OF an execution Ficri Facias is~ue,,
out Of the Clerk Office Of the District Cour,
OF Phillips county and
state OF Colorado. and TO me directed
whereby lam commanded TO make the
sum Of two hundred thirty .eigh, and 9o-ioo dol.
lars tszs.v') and costs Of suit. the amount of .
certain Judgment recently obtained Axninst
Charles y. sriciron In favor Of A. X. Webb, ou,
Of the t"ncmonis, goods and chait.ls Of tho .aI,l
Charlie. y. Erickson.
have levied upon the following property
To wit
NE Y of Section iitownshlp 7 North Of
Ranrc u West OF tho q m In Philip. count,
Colorado.
Therefore according to said command
shall expose for sale ut public anction all
III" right, title ana interest Of the above
named Charles T. Erickson In and to the above
described property ON saturday the
'Oth day OF July ipoi
nj O'Clock y. m, at the froat door ~ the
county Court House In iioiyoAc. county OF
phillips nad state al Colorado.
Dated a, ioiyoke colo. thI. sith da, ol
June 1901.
Gus Young. Sheriff Of rhiilips county.
Date Of arst Publication June -. 1901.
Date of last Publication July ". 1901.
The state herald., 1901-07-05
TRAINS LEAVE As FoLLows.

No. i6a Aeon daily except Sunday
for Lincoln, Omaha. Chicago and all points
east and west 80. Il. m. Central Time
No. lSs Aeon daily except Sunday, Cheyenne
Wyo., Denver Colo and intermediate stations
DIS p. M. Mountain Time,
All east bound accommodation trains connect
with first class passenger train at Curtis for
sill points east and west.
Sleeping, dining and reclining chair cars(scats
free) or trough trims. Tickets sold md bag
age checked to any point in the United States
or Canada.
Fnr information time tables. maps and ticket
call cu oI writc to G. a. Mowry Agent Hol-
yoke. Colo, or J. Francis. Gen'l Pass'r Agt D.
rhahs, Neb
The state herald., 1901-07-05

A California country editor was run
ming the motto, 1--WE Tell the TRUTH
at the head Of his paper. The other day,
however, he was compelled TO encounter
several gentlemen who objected to the
truth being told, and as consequence,
the motto disappeared, and the following
notice was inserted: "Untll we recover
from the INJURIES received, this paper
will lie just like the rest Of them" "-Ex.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

Tho HERALD JOB office can furnish
printed envelopes in large or small
quantity ~ cheap as any local competi.
tor. The HERALD has never been nc.
customed TO compete with the local
stationary merchants in the retail Of
envelopes but will meet any and all
pncss on printed envelopes made by the
local competipg job office.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

1t is claimed that our national gov
ernment is about to take steps to In
vestigate the violations OF the Sherman
antitrust law. IL this is to be a
thorough Investigation and not simply
IN attempt ut political whitewash 1t will
certainly be welcome news to tho peo-
pie. There is every reason to belieye
that the law is being violated and a
thorough investigation should result in
punishment for thes. violations.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

win Eaton Of Evanston, wyo., came
down to Holyoke last week for visit
with his children two Of whom aro living
with their grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Eatou and two with their Uncle
and Aunt Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Gaddy.
He was ut one time resident Of Hol.
yoke and hns position ~ fireman with
the b. & N. lie is now working for the
UP. with headquarters n, Evanston.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

II am indebted to One Minute Cough
Cure for my present good health and my
life. / was treated in vain by doctors for
lung trouble following la grippe, took
One Minute Cough Cure and recovered
my health" Mr.. E. Il. Wise, Madison,
Ga.-City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

the shortcomings of his sheet. Perhaps
your near relative may owe subscription
enough to buy him new pair Of pants
or add feature to his paper: "A
young woman poked fun at the editor Of
Roland Record because his trousers
were patched. The editor went home
and sued her father for $40 he owed on
ubscrlption.-Yuma Pioneer.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

The remaius Of Eta Lewis daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z. Lewis Of Holyoke
we're disinterred last week and on Thurs.
day shipped to Fsirmont, Neb.. for
burial. Mrs. l.. p. Lewis accompanied
the remains and will visit friends at thAt
point and will probably take trip into
Kansas before returning to Holyoke.
The state herald., 1901-07-05
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

The roundhouse boys had a fire to
handle last Saturday. The roof OF the
roundhouse caught tire but the boys
soon put out the fire.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

Thoss famous little pills, DeWitt's
LATHE Farlv Riser. compel your liver and
bowels 10 to do their duty, thus giving
you pure, rich blood to recuperats your
body. Are easy to take. Never gripe.-
City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-07-05
TO THE DEAF.

A rich lady, cured OF her denfpess and
noise in the head by DIR. Nicholson's
Artificial Ear Drums, gave $4,000 to his
Institute, no that deaf people unable to
procure the Ear Drums may have them
rec. Address No. a35 The Nicholson
Institute, $50 Eighth Avenue. New York
The state herald., 1901-07-05

An exchange contains m account of a
man in Florida who has pair OF pet
Aligators that he bitches to his boat and
drives TO and from market distance oi
IL miles,. That is something of tishy
gator story.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

wANTEp.-Capabie, reliable person In ever
count, 10 rrpresont lanc company of solid H.
nancial reputation, $3.50 salar, per year. payable
~oeki, ~ per day ab.olu,el, nnro aud all er.
penres, straight. bona.n'lo. definite SALARY. No
commission salary iaid zach saturday and rs-
pensr none, advanced each w~k. STANDARD
HOUSE, asi DnAabons ST.. Cuie.oo.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

David Rankin Millionaire farmer
and stock raiser Of Tarklo, Mo-, has re-
Gently presented Tarkio college with
$4,000. 1t was largely through his ard
and efforts that Tarkio College was
founded.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

1t is reported that Charles Hartzel of
Denver is Sisted for the position Of
U. S. Assistant Attorney General In case
Of an expected vacancy to be caused by
the resignation Of Willis Van Deventer.
Mr.. Harizel was republican candidate
for congress IN this district in 1898.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

The Philadelphia city government has
recently given away the street railway
franchise Of that city for which John
Wanamaker is reported to bave offered
three million dollars.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

White Dove flour Is the best, for 1t is
known all over the west. New machin.
cry and q new man makes better flour
than old mills Gun. For sale by W. 4.
Shamp.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

W. II. Griffith member OF the Fire and
Police Board Of Denver has begun action
against the Denver Times for libel, ask
for 5000 damages.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

State Treasurer ohipley has paid out
recently OF some Of th. warrants issued
noder tho sotion Of the Seventh Gsurt.
81 Assembly about $50 aud, ne the
The state herald., 1901-07-05

The following from thu Western Ed,
tor should be timely warning 10 all who
s:s tempted 10 poke ,uu y, an edi,of Oh
sccoun, OF his personal appearance OF
The state herald., 1901-07-05

Y Leo Kelsey, son Of W. B. kelsey Of
Holyoko came down to Holyoko from
Lovcland Tuesday OF this week for
visit with hts father, brothers aud s,stera.
He had been gone from Holyoke seyen
years to day. Most Of this time he
spent near Braddyville, Page county,
To-. bat tor several months past made
his home at Loveiasd. Seven years
have made quite change in tho boy
Who left Hoiyokc aud some Of his old
frlends will scarcely recognize him.
The state herald., 1901-07-05
Con, mi--,snrr.. Proceedings.

Hoiyoke Colo, July i, lOl.
Board mot pursuant To adjournment
present Fred Borland chairman. l.. p
Foster and r. A. Peterson commission.
ora md r. N. White clerk.
Minutes OF Inst meeting read and ap.
proved.
Tho following claims were allowed.
John crissman juror 1870
Chns j johnson " II 50
Edward Anderson 4" 10 IS
y ID Goddard " II 30
Gus johnson q" 1900
" A olms,ed Ianitor 1000
stella Sears boarding aud aursing
I whits 1000
Otto Fulschcr witness IN co court Gp5
X N White postage and draysgo go
Q j Slater postage 800
q j Slater court costs 635
Il N White co clerk fcos "a 10
August just witness 80
y II johnson county supt t705
q u Weir 90 assessor 200 10
Johh Branblc mchls Tor Jury 600
u churning baiiifr In dat court u 10
u N McPherfin money sdynnced
10 co atty In ease Of Morton
vsPhillips county loco
y N emith county supplies 10 5i5
r N Smith co physic,an q %
u N MoPherrn co treasurer rs %
q " shulcr 20 yds mating 10 90
VIC Holland dist clerk ais
X W Frisacll court reporter 60 90
VIC nelland clerk fccs q 90
Gus Young sheriff fees lul.35
Cbas Johnson rcn, Of hall fot
dist court zoo
Gus Young Sheriff feea 10 90
wa Hellapd preparing room iof
dist court 80
W X shamp supple. Of court house 10
W. Il shsmp Tor Strand 578
Board adjourned TO moe, Jvly . 1901.
The state herald., 1901-07-05
sHEilIrf's BALE.

sHEiiiff's SALE.
", 'irtne OF special execution on Lcn forp
closure Issued out Of thu Clerks oiica Of the
District court of Phillips county and state Of
Colorado. aud To mo directed. whereof, ain
commanded to make the sum of two hundr,-i
nf'y'sls and no-ioo daiiar-l fxa0Dl and coat. of
suit. lee amount Of n certain judsom,nt recent
" obtained against W. d. Kelsey In favor ii
George u, Clark II Al out of tho lands. tone.
mnn's. goods and chattle- of the .aid ". d.
Kelsey
have levied on tho following pro,eri. to-~it.
10 vols Pacific Brports ~ vols North IVES, tle.
bort. " vols North Eas, Reports ~ vols Law,c cr-
Ahno Reports 10 voia Nav York q l. n " Am A
IN Enr, ih A l. Reviews \ vol Am corp Hep 4
vol Am DID - Colo sup Ilcp ~ Am Dec vol
Con Die, - vol Ency iiHt Smith Premier Type.
wfl'or Lot VI miscellaneous Law books 0 book
cases black horse years old Office furniture.
Therefore, according Ia said command. I .haii
utpo-o fof tale. NJ fublie Auction. all the fiabt
Title snd interest of tho abose named ". b.
kslsei In and TO tho above described pfop.fi,
on saturday tho 18th day ~ Juiy ioi u, =
O'clock y, 81, at nbe ffont door Of the count,
couii boush In iioitoiso. colorado,
Dated At lioi,okp ihi. " dny ot Jnns lp1i.
uus N1uas shsrir Of rbillip- ronsii.
nsts Of htst Publication jnnsgs, ipli
Daisof h1t Publication iulj ", ipcl
The state herald., 1901-07-05

1t Is claimed that Cudahy Bros will
put in branch packing house ut Den
Yer.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

The Qnar,o- Centennial Jubilee Ia TO
DO held at Colorado Springs on August
|. 2 and .. August I will bc Pioneer
Day aud Es Governor Adams and Hon.
], u. Deliord will deliver nddre.srs. This
second day viii be- state Day and = 70.
oepion will DO rendered Vice President
Roosevelt The third day will be
Rough Riders and Indian Da, with =
grand display ot iircwarks in the evon'
ing.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

WANTED ACTIVE MAN OF GOOD CHAR.
hctcr to deliver md collect in Colorado for old
established Manufacturing wholesale hsnsc.
fsG year. sure pay. Honesty more than OK
pcricncs required. Our reference. any bank In
any city. Enslo.e scif-addrcsscd stamped on
yelope. Manufacturers, Third Floor. asi Daer-
born ST.. Chicago.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

The republicans OF Ohio have nomi-
mated Governor Nash as candidate for re-
election.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

A Bona Fide Sainry-si2 wookiv.
Mon and women 10 appoint agents and
represent US, some to travel, others for
local work. sia weekly salary and ex.
pepsea. Old established house. pleasant
permanent positions, rapid sdvancement
aud increase Of wages. Write at once.
Address BUTLER h AL0ER,
Dept. Il. NEw HAVEN, Coss.
The state herald., 1901-07-05

In tho New York Herald Of April ",
1865 appeared tho following.
'CFrom tho ,.aleigh Confederate
April T."
sour market on tho arrival Of the
Weldon train on yesterday became over
stocked with shad. They went of slow.
ly nt ESQ por pair"
This m1y sound ike a Tab story but,
on considering th. date and tho then OK.
is,ine conditions, II riquircn no stretch Of
Imagination TO noccp, II No tho truth.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-07-24
II One Church as Good as Another

Rev. N. w. Gordan preached an usually in.
teresting sermon at the Baptist church last
Sunday morning The subject OF Lis dis.
course being. "Why have Baptist Church IN
AbbeviIle 2" or "What Baptist Church
Stands For" He said, in part that no re-.
separate existence unless 1t differs ssentially
from others. II one church was as good as
another, why not all unite and have In Abbe-
Vile but one church building and one
preacher. But that could not be because the
different churches held TO different doctrines
The Baptists stand for the New Testam en- as
the sufficient rule OF faith and practice; while
many other churches founded their belief oD
creeds, catechisms and the theories OF men.
Baptists also stand for regenerated church
mem bership. The New Testament idea OF
church is local assemblage OF baptized BE-
lievers. There was nO authority In the Bible
for 'Join the church, then get religion" AND
Then they that gladly received the word were
baptized, and the same day there were added
unto them (that is the churcb) about three
thousand souls. Acts 2:4l. While some other
churches claim baptism to be saving ordln-
ance the Baptists do not, but simply claim
TO be administered only TO those who have
been converted. Baptists stand for INNER.
;sion In water as the only scriptual baptism.
IT symbolizes the burial and resurrection or
Christ, and the Greek word Be ItiLo, admita
OF no other meaning. Baptlsts alone stand
for the Lords Supper as church ordinance.
.Baptists stand for New Testament church
government. IA go"ernment o. GOO by the
people for the people, ,
Mr.. Gordap delivered the discourse win
much vim and power and kept the entire al.
tention OF his audience through the WI hole
Notwithstanding the oppressive heat
OF the day.