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The state herald., 1901-09-06


II would seem that, II Judge Thomas
had proper regard tor Governor Or.
nuns feelings, he would tender to him
his resignation as police Judge of Den.
Yer. The charges OF attempted jury
bribiDg that have recently been prefer
red aerios, Judge fhomas mud ths
seemingly farce OF TRIAL on tho same
certainly should DO considered cloud
OF sufliclcn, Importance nn the gentle.
mans standing as nn upright junst ic
call Tor his r,sisnstion of tho appoint y,
olliee held by hun. Even II no, guilt,
OF the ofIsnse charged. the facts sur
rounding the case ns given to tic publis
nre such Nv 10 destroy N. couhdenc.
imposed IN Judge rhomur as All oi,lc,a
by large pumbyr d the people Of Den
Yer and due regard for tho ofiicial /,
whom hr 10 indebted for his appoint
ment demand. his res,guation. t,s no
very likely however that II wall b. forth
coming until It Is demanded by tho loy
einof.
The state herald., 1901-09-06

W. j. Bryan has just spoken to a To-.
600 audience IN Platte City, Mo. This
will be disquie,inY news TO the handful
OF reorganizers 10 this state. Bryan Is
still fayorits with the masses Of the
Missouri Democrats. He is strong with
the Democrats in most OF the states wes,
of the Mississippi, When the attempt ID
made uext year TO turn him down 10 the
Democratic convention IN Missouri there
viii be surprise party for his enemies
Col. Lon V. Stephens has sounded the
warning on tins point, which all Mis-
sour Democrats would do we'll TO heed
St, Louis Globe Drmocra.
The state herald., 1901-09-06

Roosevelt's Colorado fame as lion
hunter must have reached the home oi
Grover Cleveland for it is now reported
that he will come TO Colorado to hun,
bear. Since hearing Of the fun that
Teddy had with the lone and the re.
porters duck hunting is altogether too
tame for him and he Is coming to our
state to engage IN more exciting spor,
than even Teddy's famous hunt. The
newspaper reporters will OF course nee to
1t that his hunting is made as exciting
TO the general public as possible.
The state herald., 1901-09-06

A New York surgeon claims that he
has discovered fluid that will cure any
and all diseases with which man is at
tiicted. There is nothing unusual In
the claim made for the patent medicine
makers have been making like claims
for years but tho use OF their cure-alls do
not seea, to have materially lessened the
death rate. There 10. however, one Pc
cularity about this latest discoverer OF a
panscea for all diseases, us he proposes
by test cases to convince, not only tho
general public, but the members Of the
medical fraternity also that he can make
his claims good and recently before q
represeD tative gathering Of medical men
in New York explained his method Of
treating tuberculosis. His CLAIM is that
he has discovered fluid that will de-
stroy all kinds OF disease germs. It is
certainly TO be hoped that his claims
may prove good but we 90 not suppose
that the members OF the medical profes.
sions are as yet losing any sleep over the
question as to what line Of w:rk they
will turn their attention when this new
mode Of treating disease has deprived
them OF . paying practice.
The state herald., 1901-09-06
BEET SUGAR AND THE TRUST

BEET SUGAR AND THE TRUST.
1t is quite probable that the next ses-
sion OF congress will witness strug-
gle for life by the beet sugar interests o I
the country against the machinat,ons Of
the Sugar trust. 1t is desirable that all
neutral classes should understand in ad-
vance what the agents Of the Sugar
trust will mean when they propose the
removal or all duties on raw sugar and
the retention Of iull protection for re-
timers. They may talk Of cheaper sugar,
but they will be aiming to smasl, md
wipe out OF existence the only force
which nnw keeps down the price OF
sugar and forces the American Sugar
Refining company to lower its market
quotations at the beginning OF the can.
ming season. II the American people
can be deluded by the special pleading
Of such an organization as the Sugar
trust they will deserve no sympathy. Its
true purpose is too apparent. 1t stands
too clearly tor monopoly mud the extor-
tion which Is the child OF complete con-
troll Of great industries. Cleveland
Leader.
The state herald., 1901-09-06

At 3 recent meeting Of scientists in
Denver paper was read In which the
writer took tho position that, should the
present rate Of increase Of the worlds
population continue up to the year
1881, 1t wonld require all Of the avail
able wheat growing land Of the world to
furnish bread for the worlds population. +.
His prediction may be well founded but,
for the best interests OF down trodden
humanity, he should not have made
public this secret OF the future. Some
board Of trade dealer will now proceed
to make arrangements for cornering the
wheat market in 1881
The state herald., 1901-09-06
ALAS SUMMONS

aiisN ~ MMONS
stats OF Coiorndo, =, In the cuun,y court.
james &. Mccall plaintiff Va Luelln Thornton
descendant.
The People OF Tle state or Colorado,
To james q. McCail the defendant above
named. greeting:
You are hereby required to appear In nm
action brought against you by the above
named plaintif In the county court, OF
Phillips county. state OF Colorado, and ans
wcr the complaint therein within twenty
days after the service hereof, II served with,
IN this county; or, IL served out Of this ooun-
ty. or by publication. within thirty day. nj
ter the service hereof. exclusive q the day
OF service; or Judgment by default VIII bc
taken against you according to the prayer
OF the comliaint. And II u copy II Tho COM
plant In the above entitled action bc not
served with this summons. or II the service
hereof bc made out Of this state. then ten
days additional 10 the time herciubeforc
rp"cifcd Tor Appearance and answer will bo
allowed before the taking OF Judgment by o.
fault Ms aforesaid.
The said action Is brought TO qule, the
title To the following described ZEAL E-ia,. to
wits Tbs south half OF the southwest quarter
oil s"c'ion tweni,-hinc (sD In township No
seven t'l north of ianFr No. forty six (ts, w->,
OF the 9th pm in Phillips county Colorado
the plaintiff ailesiuf TINT he is the absolute
owner and In posss-'ion OF said premises,
And you arc hereby notified that " you fan
10 appear. and O. answer the said complaint
~ above required. tho saii piainiin will tak,
default and judgment as prayed.
Given under m, hand and the seal 81 our .aid
county court m holyokc Colo. In said county
this . day of August A d 1901.
W. u. iikLLASD.
IshALl Clerk of County Court.
The state herald., 1901-09-06

Vice President Roosevelt has opened
his campaign for the nomination ior
president unusually early for such cam
paigns. II is quite evident that his
friendly visits to different states recently
have been made IN the interests OF his
candidacy. Roosevelt is quite popular
in sop.e OF the western states but, when
1t comes to securing the nomination for
president, the party bosses mnst be con.
sidered and Teddy will lhave q big under.
taking on his hands when no attempts
TO secure their consent to his candidacy,
The state herald., 1901-09-06

The Homestead act was passed May
20, 1862, and during the fiscal year just
closed, according to Commissioner Herr
mann OF the general lsud Office, there
were 9,488 more homestead entries, COW
sring 1.lS0.52s more acres Of land, than
during any year since tie passage Of the
act. The total smount Of land disposed
Of during the year, by the government,
was 10. 562, 1856 acres, an increase Of
2,l06,3 ,3l8 acres over the proceeding yeaS.
The cash receipts amounted ts e4,972,-
l60. These figures show steady stream
Of Immigration toward the public land
states, which practically all lie west OF
the Mississippi, and mostly west of the
Missouri. While all Transmississippi
states have received some Of this immi
grafton, it may be pesumed. in the sb-
sence Of official figures, that he bulk Of
it has gone along lines OF the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern roads, and
settled in the Dakotas, Montana and
Washington. 1t was In that direction
that most of the homeseekers, wen, last
spring. The reasen is obvious. Lands
in that portion Of the West. excepting
Montana, do not require irrigation. II
congress needed better argument in
favor OF reclsiming the lnnds Of the arid
region than this we are at loss 10 find
IL, Let il provide-ifit will do no more
for one storage reservoir, as IN expert
ment. bring given tract Of land under
water, and see how quickly 1t will be
taken up. We have no fears as to the
result. A. fast as they could be con
s.ructed others would be provided. and
within few years millions Of people
would be living on land now useless,
because arid, and millions Of dollars
would be added to the productive wealth
Of the nation.-Oenver News.
The state herald., 1901-09-06

The Denver News and Times nre
handling Judge Mullins without gloves
for the manner in which he disposed Of
the jury bribisg case recently before
him. They even mention impeachment
and disbarment us not improbable. II
Judge Mullins has been guilty OF the
outrage against justice with which be
is charged by these papers. tho sooner
he IL removed IRON the office Of dis.
trict judge the better it will be not only
for the good name OF the City Of Denver
but also for the best interest OF the pso.
pie Of that city. Nothing can possibly
endanger the peace mud good order OF
any community more than . corrupt
court or one in which the people have no
confidence. A law-abiding people will
cheerfully submit the enforcement Of
the Law to the courts instituted for that
purpose M long as they believe that, by
no doing. justice will be meted ont to ail
alike aud 1t is only when they have los,
confidence in the conrt that they take
thv law iuto their o~n hands. n there
are 20 d grounds for the attack that
these newspapers are making upon
Judge Mullins and the man who were
recsnily tired before him on the charge
Of attempted jury bribinR, the people OF
Denver will be found heartily oudorsing
the demand mad, by these papers for u
thorough investigation Of tho facts sur.
rounding tho trial u the gentlemen who
we're charged with an attempt TO bribc a
Jury,
The state herald., 1901-09-06
ALIAS SUMMONS

ALiA5 SUMMONS
State of Colorado,
County of Phillips.
In the district court.
Otto Fulscher plaintiff VS. Ernest weishaar
defendant.
The people of tho state of Colorado,
To Ernest weishaar the defendant above
named, Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in nm
action brought against you by the above
named Plaintiff In the district court, of Phil.
lips county. state OF Colorado, and answer
the complaint therein within twenty days af
ter the service hereof, II served within this
county; or, If served out OF this county, or
by publication. within thirty days after the
service hereof, exclusive Of the day OF service
or judgment by default will be taken s,zninst
you according to the prayer of the complaint
and II n copy Of the complaint in the above
entitled action bc not served with this sum-
mons. or II the service hereof be made out of
this state, then ten days additional to the
time hcrcinabovc specified for appearance
aud answer will be allowed before The taking
OF Judgment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought TO quie. the title
to the following described real estate to-wit:
south east quarter Of section township
north OF Range - west OF the 9th =. NJ in
county Of Phillips and state Of Colorado Plant
in alleging that he Is the absolute owner and
in possession Of said real property MS will more
fully appear from the complaint In said
action To which reference is here made.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear, and 10 answer the said complaint ms n
bovc required. tho said plaintiff will take default
and Judgement prayed.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the said
district:court at holyoke, Colo. in said county,
this - day o. AuTn-t \. ID. 1901.
W. u. lIELLAND,
tsEAL) Clerk Of District Clcrk.
The state herald., 1901-09-06
% B. { N. Time Card
TRAINS LEAVE AS FoLLows'

No. 1854 Aeon daily except Sunday
for Lincoln, Omaha. Chicago and oil point'
east and west $50. q. m. Central Time.
No. 1888 Aeon daily except Sunday. Cheyenne
Wyo., Denver, Colo. and intermediate stations
s:l5 p. m, Mountain Time.
All east bound accommodation trains connect
with first class pussenger train at Curtis for
all points east and west.
Sleeping, dining and reclining chair cnrs(seat'
free) or trough trains Tickets sold and bag
age checked to any point in the United States
or Canada.
For information. time tables, maps and ticket
call ~ OF write to e. a. Mowry Agent Hol-
yoke. Colo, or ]. Francis. Gen'l Pass'r Agt U
maha, Neb
The state herald., 1901-09-06

Several iiyss ha,. been sacrificed a,
Havana To Prove tho olsim that ,ello~
f.,or can be conveyed by tho mesquite.
The learned medical mep say ,h., the
olA'm has been proven but who Ia 10
Ansscr for the murders lha, have been
committed In proving The ela,mf Its -
little remarkable that. IN the name Of
science, men At. permitted To d.libef.
a,sly take human 1T. aud their net. m
dong 40 femain unohallens cd W. have
humane sooisiies 'ha, bak. much adn
abont the oes,.. Of a cat or don In the
interests of science bat they do not
s-em Ia be- much concerned over ,he
taking VI human iife 10 .satisiy III.
whins of few medical men IN aJy.f.
iisios themselves and their latest med.
cal fad. II may satisfy the curiosity Of
these gentlemen to know that q diseass
can be conveyed BY a mosquito but the
benefit to The world from such disoov.
cry will certainly not justify tho murders
ccmmii.h ~ mHtiny the dtov,s,y.
The state herald., 1901-09-06
RULES ADOPTED BY the BOARD or the
FESTIVAL or MOUNTAIN AND PLAIN.

There shall be elected in each county
OF the state OF Colorado one maid Of
Honor to attend upon the queen OF the
Festival Of mountain aud PLAN during
the festival Of 1901.
The manner OF voting for SAID maid
Of honor shall be by newspaper ballot.
Such ballot must be clipped from reg
alariy issued newspaper published any
where within the limits OF the county,
provided that but one such ballot shall
he printed IN or upon each iudividua al
paper. Ballots printed in sheets or col
umns Of ballots, or in greater numbers
.han one in each PAPER shall be void.
Any person OF any age, may cast us
many ballots Us pleasure may dictate.
The lady receiving the highest nun
her OF votes cast shall no declared duly
elected maid Of honor from her county.
The board Of county commissioners
OF each aud every county as shall act
judges Of election, and all matters con.
ne;tsd with such election shall bo rsfor.
rcd to them for final arbitration and
decision.
The county clerk oi each county
shall issue 10 tho winning candidate, IN
accordance with tho decision Of the
board OF comfy commissioners, u Ger.
tihcate Of election, which must be filed
with the board OF Direction Of tho Fes-
tlvai OF Mountain aud Plain, not later
than September 10, 1871. THIS oerti.
hca'e Of election will be honored by the
board Of direction OF the Festival with
out question. Each Maid OF Honor
will be provided by this board with
transportation to Denver and return
from her nearest railway station. Dur.
Ing tho Festival Of Mountain and Plain
that Ia To say, from her arrival upon
Monday until her departure on Friday
morning. her hotel expenses IN tho city
will be furnished.
Each Maid Of honor will be expected
10 include In her wardrobe whit. diess
and white parasol.
Polls for voting ~ili be opened Mon.
day June 10. 1901 and close Monda,
September o. 1901.
The state herald., 1901-09-06

Senator Dolliyer has recently an
nounoed that Iowa is to have candi-
date for the republican nomination in
1904, in the person OF Ex- Governor Shaw
OF that state. The would-bs president
makers are trotting out their pet candi.
dates rather early. Mr.. shaw Seems to
have filled the office Of governor Of his
state In very satisfactory manner but
that fact would have very little TO do in
deciding his fate as u candidate for the
presidential nomination.
The state herald., 1901-09-06

PIT. Thomas, sumterville, Ala, IL
was suffering from dyspepsia when l
commenced taking Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. took several bottles and can
digest anything" Kodol Dyspepsis
Cure is the only preparation containing
all the natural digestive fluids. 1t gives
weak stomachs entire rest, restoring
their natural condition.-City Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1901-09-06

There Seems to be good prospect for
two democratic tickets in Denver in the
coming campaign und the popnlists may
Hlsn put up ticket. The iusionists Of
Denver seem to be courting defeat and
the indications ure certainly favorable
for their getting what they seem to he
working for,
The state herald., 1901-09-06

Denmark has decided to accept the
offer made by the United States for the
Danish West Indies. This will give the
United States some more island terrific.
ry but so located that it can be pro-
t,cted without any great outlay OF mon.
ey by our nation.
The state herald., 1901-09-06

The betting men us usual have gone
sild over the international yacht race
An American syndicate has put up $780,
900 against $50 900 Of English money
on the coming yacht race. 1t would
certainly be encouraging il one race Of
this kind could be had without such
gambling us tbis
The state herald., 1901-09-06

It is estimated that about G0.000 WIS.,
itors from the states east Of ours took
advantage Of the excursion rates this
summer To visit Colorado. That ought
10 be good advertisement for the state
The state herald., 1901-09-06

1t is claimed that Admiral Sampson
is mental and physical wreck. There
is no doubt about his beng yer. sick
man but the reported failure OF his mind
may be greatly exaggerated as it is very
apt to be in such cases.
The state herald., 1901-09-06
FREE! FEE!

Send your name aud address for free
copies OF "The Now York Family Story
Paper. aud Golden Hours" Address
MUNRO'S PUBLISHING HOUSE,
2i2J Vandewater ST., n. Y.
The state herald., 1901-09-06

WANTED-ACTIvE MAN OF GOOD CHAR.
acter to deliver and collect Ia Colorado for old
established Manufacturing Wholesale hsuse
SOC year, sure pay. Honesty more than ex-
perience required Our reference. any bank in
any city. Enclose sclf-addressed stamped en-
yelope. Manufacturers, Third Floor. ai Daer-
born St., Chicago
The state herald., 1901-09-06
Guaranteed 5000
SALARY Yearly

us. some to travel appointing agents, Others
for local work looking after our interests
soOe SALARY guaranteed yearly; extra commits
sions and expenses, rapid advancement, old
established house Grand chance for earnest
man or woman to secure pleasant, permanent
position. liberal income and future. New. bril-.
liant lines. Write at once.
STAFFORD PRESS.
23 Church St., New Haven. Conn
The state herald., 1901-09-06
ALIAS SUMMONS.

hiiA0 htMMuSs.
stats OF Colorado.
'"ont, of rh,'nr-
In the county Court.
II. Sutherland Plaintiff Va Charlie. Nader De.
frndap,r.
1uf trortr nr rnr STATE or COLORADO.
ochsrlo. Nader the defendant above
named or.stinrf
ron M. hereby required 10 appear In mn
netion brought against You by the nboy.
named pinlniin, In III. county court u i'hil
lips county, stat. of Colorado. and answer
the compisint therein within twenty day. af
ter ,n- service nrr-ot. " served witnD ans
county or. " served ont of this COUNTY, OF
by publication, within thirty days after the
service hereof = esciusivc Of the day of service,
or judgment iy default will he taken ngnin.t
you according " io tho prayer Of the coin plant
nnd ~ hcopy ui the compliant ~ the aDo,-
entitled nctirn h- not served with TINS sum.
mons, or " thu servire her.of bo made out Of
this state. thon ten days additional 10 III,
Tins h"folnaboy. specified for appearance
and answer will h. allowed before the taking
OF Judgment by default ~ aforesaid.
The said action I. brought 10 auir, IN.
,liia 10 Lots I, and In itork No. b In the
town II iiulyutn, county NJ Phillip. aud state
OF Colorado the nlaint,f alleging that hei- III.
hi~olui" aud unqualified owner and In pc.-...
SION ~ said prupsd, as will more full, appear
ffom thu complaint In .aiJ nn,ion In whiel,
'"fefenc" is here made. a cop, oi complaint IL
hsrio attached
And ,oa arr hsfel, notified that II ,cu fall Ia
'ri'onf anh ioahsScr The said complain u. aio,-
r"inife'l, III. said plaintiff will take default
ana Judgment as pfay.i for
uisen pndsf NJ hand abd the seal ~ our
county eouH NJ tisiyohe tolo,in said eoun'
p,,his ~ lay " Auwus, A u ipi.
W. iiELLASD.
SAD ciut of Count, rouft.
The state herald., 1901-09-06

wANrED.-can.ble. reliable person In ever,
county Ia represent LAM. company of solid A.
naneiai r"puiAiionl $3.50 salary per year. payable
week., VI r.r ia, absolutely sar- aud all ga.
r.ns.-I straight. bona.nj.. d-hnits .aiar,. no
commission salar, paid each sa,uria, aud on.
pen.a none, advanced .arh week. STANDARD
HOUSE. rsi DrAsnons ST.. cnic..io.
The state herald., 1901-09-06
w. d. KELSEY
aTToRNEY at LAW.
Will practice 10 nll Courts.
HoLyoKE, CoLonApo.

A Bona Fide saiary-si2 Weekly.
Men md women to appoint agents and
represent un, some 10 travel, others for
local work. si2 weekly salary and ex'
penses. Old established house, plcasani
permanent positions, rapid advancement,
aud increase Of wages. Write at once.
Address BUTLER 4 ALGER.
Dept. Il, Nsw HAVEN. Coss
Evening star., 1901-05-24
@22242628 9TH and 700 Street, The Dependable

metal cup, waves it over his head makes
several flourishes and scoops the cup full
of beans The betting then goes on as to
whether there Is odd or even number
of beans under or in the cup. Most of the
betting is against the house. which secures
a percentage of the money from eacn bet.
In many respects the game is a more even
and fair one than hundreds that are played
by white people. The police department
here recently convicted the owners of
gambling house in a most peculiar way.
The officials suspected. a certain place Of
being one of the leading gambling houses.
1t would be useless to try to get N through
the many winding doors. So number of
the detectives dressed as plumbers and pre-
tended to be repairing the plumbing in the
rear of the house. They dug deep down
under the house and cut through the sewer
pipe leading from the gambling room.
When the night for the raid came on two
of the officers went down to this hole with
a sieve, while other officers Went to the
front and demanded admission. Just as
soon as the latter began to hammer the
doors the gamblers rushed to the pipe with
their beans and poured them down. Every
bean was caught in the sieve. With these
and other evidences of gambling the Chi
namen were convicted The men playing
the game don't pay the fine. The rule is
for the proprietor of the gambling house
10 pay the fine Of every man captured.
The highbinder societies are not Jery
tive at this time Most of the rough class
of men forming these societies absent
from here working in Alaska and iE the
northern coast country. They return TO
San Francisco in the winter and the police
have trouble with them. Outside of these
highbinder organizations the Chinese, in
peace and order, rank well with ether
classes of citizens The highbindar always
uses a big pistol to dispatch victims, and
rarely fails in his work. In a private fight
between Cinnamon the men use hatchets
and knives. We saw one fellow on his way
TO a hospital with big spots cut in his
head. There are fewer highbnder murders
now than in years before. The police are
unable to cope with them when they do
occur, but the Chinese consul general and
other official Cinnamon have done much to
put this down. While they non't report
the names of the murderers to the authori-
ties here, they do send their rames back to
China, and that means that the Chinese
authorities will kill all the family Of the
murderer as far back as his cousins.
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