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The state herald., 1901-03-15

The river and harbor bill that was xii
led In the senate during the closing days
Of the session contained an appropria
iion for Improvements on the Trinity
river III Texas little stream that would
furnish sufficient water for small boats
only during high water and the scheme
vas to siuk artesian wells to furnish
water for navigation during the dry ssa.
sou. The river and harbor bill contain.
ing such steal As this appropriation
would have been was passed by the
house. No wonder that Colonel Hep.
burn, lows's ablest republican congress.
man, made such vigorous attack upon
this bill when 1t was being considered in
the house. He declared that there were
large number OF appropriations IN the
bill that never could be passed II the,
stood alone ana on their merits. II the
national treasury is to Oe drawn on to
furnish an artificial water supply for
navigation. Colorado should have an
appropriation in the next river and har-
bor hill to drcdge sand streams and iur.
nish artcsisn water for them.
The state herald., 1901-03-15
FROM MAcDUFF TO MCKINLEY

philadelphia Times.)
A Chicago Ienealogist named Edward
A. Claypool has ma 10 an extraordinary
discovery. He says that the prelsdent
Of the United States is u linesi descend
ant OF Shakespeare Thnns Of tifs--ttat
the calm blood which will today warm
to the acclaim Of the nation is the same
that boiled in the veins OF the vengeful
Scot who, nine centuries ago, 'laid on
and gave enough" to that unpleasant
person, Macbeth.
To prove this, Mr.. Claypool has writ.
ten booklet called "ihe Scotch Ancest-
ors of President McKiniy." It lacks
nothing in data. We are informed that
Macduff's first name was Duncan; that
he WAS born about i,G0 A. D., aud that
he killed the tyraut on December 5, 1856.
Three other Macduffs followed, the
last OF whom was commander of the
army OF King Malcolm w.. and founder
Of the clan Macintosh, which brought
about n change VI name.
The Macintosh line runs to near thu
end OF the fifteenth century and includes
many warriors. The last WAS forester
to the Earl Of Mar, aud, NJ his surname
was Fsrquhar, his deeendabks were
known as the Faiquharsons.
One OF these, Findlay Farqnharson,
who was killed in the battle Of Pinkie 10
l547, left four sons, and they took this
name Mac 1nia, meaning "son Of Find
lay and pronounced, as neailsy as
English can spell It, Msc-ioun-isy. The
badge Of this clan was the fox ;gioys aud
its motto Ave force nae friend, We fear
nae ioe.'
Mllliam MacKinlay died in the reign
Of James vi aud also left four sous. A
descendant OF on- Of these, called
james the Trooper" settled In Ireland
in 1870, and Was ancestor Of portion Of
the IRISH McKinleys, says the genealu.
gist.
David Mckinley, born in 100, uas
the progehiior of tho American branch.
tie omigra,ed probably before lTi5, and
settled in Chaneeford to~nship. York
county, Pa. His great grand son, James.
lived for a long time in Mercer county,
Pa, late III ife b. went to Lisbon, OHIO,
wher. he rrn charcoal furnace.
His sou William, father OF the presi-
{.
too, went to Ohio, where the present
William was born, at Niles, January 20,
lSi3.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

It's claimed that tho latest Official re-
ports from the Philippine commission
are quite encouraging for the speedy
pscihcstion of ths islands. 1t ID
to he hoped that these reports are moi
misleading, for it is certainly for the
best interests OF the United States and
Eilipiuos that war should cease. The
United States has pnid dearly for this
purchase from Spain and, il the war con
tinues, as some reports indicate, ior
years to come. what has been paid will
OF necessity prove to he onlya smal
partial payment of what will be paid
Peace cannot come too seon for the
good of our nation.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

The democrats Of Denver have noui,
mated Judge T.. L. Wells for mayor. 1,
seems that the machine slate went
through nil right except on candidate for
city clerk aud on this nomination the
slate was broken by the naming OF Mrs
Eliza N. Anderson. Mayor Johnson,
who was = candidate for denomination
bat failed 70 secure it, hss come ont IN
M announcement declaring himself Ut
independent candidate for mayor Thu
action OF Mayor Johnson fnlly explain,
tho recent action Of the Denver Rcpub.
'ican in pattinR him on the back and
giving him encouragement in his race FOL
ths nomination. II tho Republicans can
keep johnson 10 the racc, II improve,
the prospects for republican victory IL
.h- coming city election.
The state herald., 1901-03-15
PRESIDENT HApLEY ON TRUSTS

PRESIDENT HADLEY ON TRUSTS.
New York, March ll.-(Associated
Piess.)-A special to the Times from
Boston quotes President Arthur +. Had.
ley of Yale university as saying: ave
shall have an emperor IN Washington
wnbin twenty live years upless We can
create public sentiment which. regard
less of legislation, will regulate the
trusts"
President Hadley uttered this al the
old South church ast night, the report
explains, before u congregation iArgsiy
made up OF the richest church society in
New England. Re was delivering the
third In course Of Lenten addresses by
college residents, and his specific topic
was The Development OF Public Con,
science" In the course OF his address
he said:
"How do things stand as regards the
needs OF public consienc. III this coun-
try today? The American standard Of
personal mornlism IN on the whole high,
NJ compared with other natiops aud 9th
or nses. We have completed personal
virtues through individual conscience
very we'll But our actions iu politics
and IN u social aud business tenss prove
our moral standards IN those directions
desperately low.
There u en- appalling contrast be.
tween our method Of dealing with each
other ss individuals aud the lov standard
observed In dsalines between difI-rsn,
parts OF the ~hois organization o. soc,s
~.
"Compstition used to prevent n mat
from practicipR great -xtor'ion upon h,,
oc,ghbor. oven II he wanted To, aud IL
poi,ucs We once had Al least u ronst
form Of relative justice. But today. viii
our Industries organixsd into trus,s apt
tho imperiaiiutr spirit developed In poll
tics, the general development Of tn,
principles Of truss will b-comc sppaiiin,
unless We cnltivAt. y higher standard o
morality than ever before.
"L-sislstiou Will never protect ua frou
the evils OF trusts, OF decay Of politics
Tho cssaucs Of u trust ~ that you mus
trust the head Of IL to exercise hi. powe
wisely or TO abuse II. according TO th,
kind oi conscience h. pouscases.
"frnstn hav" R'l 10 bo regulated b,
public sentiment. and that public asnti
nent 10 not merely tho opinion OF MI,
particular part of th. whole people, bu
is n feadinrpe 10 accent IN behalf oi tn
community, r,etfictloDa, independent o
the question oI whether you or shall b
personally harmed 10y these restrictions
"You say that tho community will no
be governed by this principle. Wa mus
expect ihn, tho community will, for tn
alternative Ia mn emperor 10 Washington
within twenty Ave years. Pubho affair
rsn no longer hr played m game, bn
The state herald., 1901-03-15
ALIAS SUMMONS

State Of u, cel9T%do hi,;n l" the district court
II, b. sprague, plaintiff VS. John jenkins, The
Colorado Securities Co., The Municipal De
benture 20. and the Unknown defendants.
The People OF The State OF Colorado.
To John jenkins, the Colorado Securities Co.
The Municipal Debenture, o. and the unknown
defendants above named. greeting:
You are hereby require: TO appear in an
action brought against you by the ab,vs
named plainiifr In the district court. OF
Phillips county. state OF Colorado. AID ans
wer tho complaint therein within twenty
days after the service nereoi, II served with
III this county: or, II srrvcd cut Of t'is c"un-
ty, OF by pu '.lication. with thirty days al
ter the service hereof, exclusive ( the day
of service; or Judgment by default VIII b,
taken against y''u according 70 the prayer
OF the com ilaint. And II u c0ps 4 the com.
I plant In the above entitled action be not
served with this summons, or A. the service
hereof be made out OF this state. then ten
days additional To the time hereinbcfors
specified ior appearance and answer will b,
allowed before the tax ny Of Judgment by de
fault as aforesaid.
The said action Is brought to quiet the title
| To the following described land to-wt: ne Y
OF section 9 township north OF range Is west o.
the 9th +. N. the plaintiff states that he is th'
owner and ir possession Of said premises
as will more fully appear from he complaint
in said action to which reference IL her,
made:
And You are hereby notified that II you fai
10 appear. and o. ans yer the said compiainI
as above required the saii plaintiff will tax,
default and ludpm"nt as prayed.
Given under my hnnd and the seal OF III,
district court at lioiyoke Colo. In said coun
ty this 18th day Of February. A 1901
tseall W. q. HELLAND.
Clerk oiDistrirt Court, Phillips county Colo
The state herald., 1901-03-15

The newspapers Of Imperial, Neb.,
seem to have faith in the perdiction-
that the b. 4 NJ. will i'll the near future
construct Its proposed 'ins OF road from
that place to Hoiyoke. Well, We hope
their faith may prove TO have been well
founded but inst at present We are not
making any predictions on the construc.
ton OF that proposed lins OF road. We
have predicted ami predicted but our
predictions do not seem to have pro.
duced any material r.suit and have con-
cluded that the wis.,s; course is to wait
and see.
The state herald., 1901-03-15


The Colorado Springs Gazette says
that the Montsna Legislature a, its e
cent session had IA rare oppurtuni,y to
rise above partisan prejudice and send
Carter back to the Uoitsd State. Senate
for smother term. Ys. II was ruro op
portunity and Their. have oe.p other
rare opportunities Of Tia. san. nptprs
dnriug the past two months bu, strnnge
10 say, none OF them wero taken advnnt.
ass Of. State legislatures 10 no, seem
To be IN tho haiti, o' ris,og above parts
an prejudice spd sl-ctiu. a man TO ths
Cnissd StAtca ssna,. who affilia,es with
the party Of tho minority OF tho lrsisla
ture. There certainly was nothing Ia
Seastor Cafter's cnss that should hay,
made that sp exception to III. rule.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

A Chicago capitalist is making curl
Gus deal with Kansas farmers. he buys
heifer calves which he puts out among
the farmers on shares, the agreement be-
ing that at the end OF six years the farm
er shall return to him for each calf so
taken one 2-yenr-old steer and a cash
1t is calculated that in six years there
will bs an average Of halt q dozen AMI
mals to represent each original calf
Field and Farm.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

The Denver Post recently informed its
readers that ON political questions II
would act independent OF political p,rt-
lea. That If a wise position for Deu-
Yer newspaper to take unless /; Is ready
and willing to endorse some very rank
political methods. The politics OF Den.
Yer is 30 rank that IL must be pretty
bitter dose Ter AN editor, who advocates
homes, and clean political methods, To
endorse some VI the political schemes
ths, are put up IN that city in every
campaign. The newspaper that takes
an independent position and 10 able to
snccessinily MAINTAIN it, is worth more
to the reading public than halt dozen
hidebound partisan papers ,ha, are the
willing tools IN the hands OF PARTY
bosses for carrying out schemes and poll.
cies for the good OF the party regardless
OF how they may affect the interests Of
the great masses OF the people. such a
position, bowevsr, is very diilicul, to rue.
cessfully maintain for the reason that
the competition is 90 great md partisan
feeling 30 strong that. when newspaper
takes such position, 1t not only loses
all party patronage but loses tho sup
port OF SONS readers who do not seem
satisfied with life unless they are per.
m,t,cd TO rsrd paper edited along The
line Of tho sayings and do;nrs Of thor
pa'ty bosses. Tn. Post may DO success
'ul IN maintaining it's position but iis
success will be romsth,pg new Tor Colo
rndo and especially for Denver II Il does
The state herald., 1901-03-15

One OF Senator Wolcott's last official
acts was to antagonize the taking up
and passage II the car coupling bill, IA
measure for the protection Of life and
limb among railroad employees. The
original bill in this direction was intro
ducsd by Senator Bowen in 1882, at the
instance OF tho railroad labor organiza-
tions of this state. The movement has
thus far been successfully antagouized
by the railroad attorneys IN the senate,
who serve their clients first and the peo-
Pile afterward.--Denvsr News.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

A prominent sdministrstion pHper Of
Colorado recently. III commenting on tho
Philippine amendment 10 the army ap.
preparation till, stated that Il was prne.
ticsily the .ams Ne tho Spooper bill with
the exception Of few changes that were
offered by the n'i.in pcrialistic vvpub.
iicsr senators" 10 the recent campaign
tn. newspaper referred to. along with
the other administration newspapers. In
sisted tha, there vas no such issno 10.
forc the people NJ "imp~rialism" aud
that none Of tho administration leaders
were sdvocn,ea oi imperialism. When
that pspcr nov Informs its readers that
few OF the republican s.nators are
"anii ,mpsr,al,sts," IL as plainly admit.
ns iapguaR. could do 80 that, In its iudR
mrpt NJ lonni, tho other republican ssn
utofs ATE impcrirlisie. III. writer o'
that article may not have intended it
make such nm hdnirsion ana again h,
may have concluded TINT tho endorse
mspt gwen tho sdn,niatf,tion In ths
la.t election was also nm endorsement oi
n policy OF imperialism and that It was
tho proper thing 10 do to now fo,cr te
the policy IN the Philippines ne imperial
,siu Such m inconsistent position al
that 10 somstipss taken by party leaders
10 The campaign. they deny that cor.
tan 1uss,ioo iysn i-sua hs'ots tho npo.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

II, sow claimed that Senator C.r.cr's
motive in talking tho river aud harbor
bill 10 dskth Was 20, 10 ro,alin,e for the
dsfsss of ~ appropriation TO a.d iniea.
tee but 10 aid Senator Hapns In taking
revenge on the southern ssnntom for op.
posips his ship subsidy bill. sinec ,sh
,as h,s unexpected position against 'hs
,ivsr and hsrbor bill he hhn been mp
pointed by President Mckinley ~ ops
os ID. Commissioners Tor thu ~ f.auia
Exposition. This would indicate ihs,
his action 10 killing an administration
MEASURE has not los, him favor with the
sapiuisiration aud II ~ probable that
h,s attack upon this bill was made In the
intsres, ot future action on the ship sub
r,.iy nil aud Was Intended a.n warning
4, son,hsru senators that they mus, not
iigbt the sb,p spbsidy hll II they es'
i,.e,st sn appropriation for river and
The state herald., 1901-03-15
PRIZES FOR LETTERS ABOUT NEBRASKA

round trip ticket from any Bnrlina
ton Route station in Nebraska to yell
lowstone National Park and compile e
trip through the Park is one of the twen-
ty prizes offered by the Burlington
Route for the best letters about Ne
braska.
OIhsr Prizes are. Trips to Colorado.
tue Bsck Hills. Chicago, and st. Louis.
There are also several cash prizes.
The Burlington offers these prizes 10,
letters that will encourage immigration
to Nebraska. Le,iers descriptive OF sue.
cessfui farming, cattle raising, dairying.
fruit growing anu similar pursuits sre
available for the purpose in view.
The contest eloses May 81, 1901.
Circular giving full Information will
be insiIed on request.
j. Francis, General Passenger Agent,
Omabs, ks6. Al2
The state herald., 1901-03-15
sIlERlff'S sALY.

By virtue OF II special execution on attach.
men' issued out Of the Office Of the clerk Of
the county court of Philips county and
stat. Of Colorado. and 10 me directed
whereby lam commanded to make the
sum Of Eighty-on. and to-ioo Dollars. tssi.t0l
and costs Of suit. the amount ofA certain judg.
mcnt pcentl, obtained against J. q. johnson
In favor of \. NJ. Asel,on out Of the lands,
tsnenents, goods and chattels Of the said J. q
johnson.
I have levied upon the following property
To Wit.
SEN Section p township Eight ls) N Of
Range Il West Of the op m In Phiilips county
Colorado.
Therefore according to said command I
shall expose for sale Mt public auction all
the right. title anu interest Of the apovc
named J. q. johnson In and to the above dc.
-rritcd property on saturday the
ioth day OF March 1901
at y o'clock p. m. at tho front door Of the
county Court Honsein Boiyo.e. county OF
rhili,p. and nat. ot Colorado.
Dated NJ moiyokc colorado. Feb. ~. 1901.
Gus Young. Sheriff Of rhillip. county.
At. of hr.t Publication Feb. ~. 1901.
Date Of last Publication March 10. 1901.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

The convention Of Cattle Growers
held NJ Denver last week took NO action
on the question oi leasing the govern
ment land. An anti-leasing resolution
was introduced but, Tor fear that action
upon the resolution might result in q
disruption of the Association, the reso.
luton wss tabled without = discussion.
4 large majority Of the cattle growers Of
Colorado ars opposed to the leasing
proposition aud there would have been a
warm tight in the convention il the quss
ton had come mp for discussion.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

pie and then, whom the election has gone
in favor Of Their party, they Immediately
proceed to proclaim from the housetops
that the voters Of the nation have en-
dorsed their party's position on this
question. II the voters of the nation In
the recent election d, ciared in favor of
imperialism, then the newspaper referred
to was correct in calling the republican
senators. who oppose this policy, ''antl-
imperialists' but, if this question was
not an issue, its term "antiimperialists, !"
as used, is meaningless.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

The Utah state legislature has recent.
~ enacted law that will result in ths
establishment Of pollgsmy in that
state. The warning given the Mormons
Of that state by the refusal to PERM,
Roberts TO take bis seat as a member Of
the house Of representatives does not
seem to have been needed by them and
some other plan Of action will be neces.
ssry to put = stop to the practice Of po-
ligsmy ia that state.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

The practice Of feeding meal IN the
skim milk to calves is no doubt the
cause Of many runty calves. TO say moth
of those that die. The object oI fs-d,' G
meal IL to supply the place OF butter fat
taken from the milk: To accomplish
this the starch in the meal must be
changed into sugar and mixinR with the
saliva is what does tins. Little ii any
saliva mixes with meal swallowed with
milk and it becomes source OF danger
to the calf instead Of n benefit. 1t ia
better fed dry or mot ut all.-Fisld and
Farm.
The state herald., 1901-03-15
ALIAS SUMMONS.

State Of Colorado. -.
County Of Phillips.
In the county Court.
J. ". Gre.nnmycr Plaintiff vs.. q. II. Young.
q. A. Johnsen. W. II. CarnahAn aud Mckinney
4 L1nninr Defendant.
rmH txorte ov rur STATE ~ COLORADO.
To G. y. Young. q. A. johnson. ". n. tarna.
han and MeKinn., A lAnIias the defendant
| above named Gr~rtinHl
You are hereby required 10 appcnv IN an
action brought nsainst you by TIM above
named piainiin. In the county court II mil
lips county. stat. OF Colorado, and answer
the conpipint therein within twenty daysM
ter tn~ servic" o.reof. " rrrvci witn,p .his
county. or. " served ont of this roaniy. or
by publication, slthin mirtt days after the
s-rticc hereof scip.ise VI N. du, 81 service.
| ar Judgment iy default will b- taken nRninsi
you according 10 N. prayer OF the complaint. !.
ana u y copy 81 tbr compliant ~ tha npo,e
rut,iird Rcti.n Dc moi served WITH ini- sum.
mons. or " the service hrreof bc made out of
hi. state. then ten days additional 10 the
time hcrcnaboyr -pcciard for appearance
aud answer win he allowed bciofu the tnsinr
Of judRfnen, by default NJ Aforesaid.
The said action u brYuRh, 10 auie, Tho
title 10 tho following descrlei real estate Ia.
Wit NE Y ..riion tan Township North of
ilanEc II West of the 9Th r In Phillips count,
Colorado the piain'in alleges that la is N. alb
.olpio owner IN 70. simple aud is In pos-.ssion
of said pr.misn. ss wiii
morefully app.ar from the complain, In aid
action Ia which reference is het. made. A
cory of said complain, ls hereto attached.
And you are herrb, notified that " ,os fail IN
,ppear. and 10 answer tho complaint "a above
required. The said plninin will take default
and judgment as pfn,~i
0i,eu under my hand and tho seal Of our said
county court a, i,olyohn colo,in .aid coun'
,y.'his ~ lay of Fob, Al i'pi. 90 SLATER
' srttl lhnhr inaar
The state herald., 1901-03-15
TRAINS LEAVE As FoLLows'

No. iH Accom- daily except Sunday
fur lincoln. Omaha. Chicago and all points
east and west $50, a. m. Central Time.
No. i5s Aeon daily except Sunday, Cheyenne
wyo., Denver, Colo. and internediste stations
9is p IN. Mountain Time.
All east bound accommodation tTaius connect
With 6rst e'Sss passenger train at Curtis for
ail points sast and west.
Sleeping, dining and reclining chair cars(seats
free) or arough trains. Tickets sold and bag
age checker " any point in the United States
or Canada.
For information. time tables, maps and ticket
call ~ VI wr,ts to c. A. Mowry Agent Hol.
yoke. Colo, or j. Francis. Genl Pass'r AGt U
tnnlia, Eeb
The state herald., 1901-03-15

wANTED.-Capable, reliable person in every
county to represent large company OF solid fl
nancial reputation; s9s6 salary per year, payable
weekly; - per day absolutely sure and all eI-
penses; straight, bonn-fide. definite salary, no
commission; SALARY paid each saturday and ex-
pense money advanced each week. STANDARD
HOUSE, 334 DEAnBoRN ST.. CHioAuo.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

The value Of advertising space in a
newspaper depends upon it's circulation.
The HERALD has three times as
man! subscribers as any other paper IN
tho county. Busiuesa men generally
consider the qntslion Of advertising from
business standpoint and expend their
money where they believe il will bring
them the best returns.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

The house committee appointed To
investigate Speaker Mongomery's charge
Of corrupt action Of msmbers Of the
house on the consideration Of the reve
nue. bill, has. by it's report completely
e1onerated the members OF the house
from the charges made.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

President Mckinley will start on a
"TRIP to the Pacific coast in the latter part
Of April to witness the launching OF the
OHIO at Sacramento. On the return
trip be will make short stop in Denver.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Mrs. Nstion Of Kansas has entered the
field Of journalism. She has named her
paper "The Smasber's Mail" Readers
who enjoy the unvarnished truth in re-
gard to the evils of the drink habit and
the liquor traffic will find it in the col.
rmns OF the Mail.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Mrs. Annie NJ. Teel OF lndlanola, Neb.
Deputy Sufreusf Oracle far Colorado Of
the Royal NeiRbbers of America anxili
ary to Modern Woohmen OF America, is
IN Holyoke in the interest Of tha, Lodge
The state herald., 1901-03-15

u. L. King from Benklemen, Neb, has
been IN aolyoke for the past week and
has deolded to become one Of Holyoke's
BUSINESS men. He will put in harness
shop and will carry a full line OF harness
and saddles. He expects to bo ready for
business in about ten days.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Henry Mitchell and family from
Salem, Ind, arrived IN Holyoke Wedues-
day evening and will make their home
in this county. He Is II brother TO Mrs.
A. G. Cauble Of the southern part OF the
county.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Senator Thurston Of Nebraska whose
term in the United States senate expired
on the 4 Of March. has been appointed
by President Mckinley as one Of the
commissioners Of the st. Louis Exposi-
The state herald., 1901-03-15

wANTED-ACTiyE MAN OF GOOD CHAR.
acter To deliver and collect IN Colorado for old
established manufacturing wholesale hsuss.
sac year. sure pay. Honesty nor. than ex-
p-rience Required. Our reference. any hank in
any city. EnslD.e self-slisircs-,yi stamped en-
yelope, Manufacturers. Third Flor. ut Da-r-
born St. Chicago.
The state herald., 1901-03-15

Ex-Presidsnt Benjamin Harrison died
Oh the 18th instant. In his death ono Of
the sblsst men who ever occupied the
presidential chair has passed away. His
death il great loss to the nation.