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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-26

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-26
e. w. GROVE.

This name must appear on every box OF
the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine
Tablets. the remedy that cures a cold in
one day. % cents. mays, tn, tn, sat, Amos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-26
57th CONGRESS.
Continued from page ~

agree to the Senate amendments to the
naval bill providing for five submarine
torppdO boats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-26
GA 9ToRIA.
Bears the n Tho Kind You Have Always BCGqk
signature &HzzZx
To the Honorable Board of Railroad
lt1nt.n.n -i1.nn..

To the Honorable Board of Railroad
Commissioners.
The undersigned, who have been chosen
as directors of proposed corporation to
be known as Madrid Railroad Company,
for the construction of a railroad in the
town of Phillips and township No. 6, in
Franklin county, being township next adj
joining the town OF Phillips. respectfully
present to your Honorable Board the ar
ticles Of association of said corporation
for approval, accompanied with map
of the proposed route on an appropriate
scale. They represent that public con-
venience requires the construction of such
railroad.
Wherefore, we pray that you will APP
point a day for the hearing thereon. and
that notice thereof, as you may deem
reasonable ard proper. may be given and
that after hearing you will endorse upon
said articles a certificate that all OF the
provisions of law have been complied
with. that public convenience requires the
construction of said railroad and that
you will thereupon approve said articles
of association in writing.
Dated June g. 1902.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-26


Dark Ages until more reasonable criti-
cism discovered them to be the brood
ing ages, out of which were born all
! modern civilization and all modern liter
ature. 1t is measurably true, that dur
| ing these ages all the great intellects
and all the learned men were endeavor-
| ing to solve the mystery of Cod His
attributes and designs, and His rela-
lions to us and our relations to Him.
Today, all intellects, great and small,
are striving over the solution of the
greater mystery of man. mystery more
hopeless of solution, though seemingly
| the easier.
The creator of all things must be
beyond our ken, except so far as He
chooses to reveal Himself by words or
! works, while our own race ought to be
within our scope and knowledge, be-
| cause it is our race and we are of it.
Yet our ignorance of one mere material
part was so vast that all past centu-
ries have been needed to make up what
knowledge we have. What knowledge
| we do not have, perhaps, all the coming
| centuries may be needed to supply. In
knowledge of mans spiritual being, in
knowledge of the man himself, we seem
sometimes to be more ignorant than in
the days of yore. l say seem to be-
| because I do not believe that we can
| do anything but make progress. though
| there have been and will yet be many
backward movements.
But the knowledge of individual
| man. even if most complete, would go
but a little way towards teaching us of
| the methods of human progress. That
progress must be of the race as a whole,
and not of a few individuals who are
| to be leaders and masters. All assem-
The state herald., 1902-07-04
The Denver News says:

"Attempts to step the spread Of dis
ssss called ''csttle scab" il producing
some queer results among the cattle Of
the state, according 70 Veterinary Sui.
gson MoCapes. The young calves hsvs
been subjected 10 . process called "dip-
ping" by which they ars immersed IN q
germ killing prspar alton. The effect ei
this has been, however, TO cause the
mother COWS TO desert them. Almost in.
vsriably, after . calf hes been dipped,
the mother refuses to osrs for Il and IN
many cssss does not appear 70 rsosgnlzs
Il. The order 10 dip calves ~ss issued q
mouth ago BY both federal and state su.
thor.t,ss, but II hss apparently had q
good effect. There IL ssms feeling nov
that It should bs discontinued for q
time"
The brilliant reporter Who vrsts the,
squib should be sent out 70 . cattle
ranch and dipped for tsndsrfsot. Iihs
proposes 70 give his readers information
iu regard to cattle hs should 60 ou,
somewhere and rub up against . cattle
rancn.
The state herald., 1902-07-04

Il thunder few tines. l am In the
foothills Of the Cascade Ats. The lum-
boring In this country l. immense, most
ly crosstiss for railroads. The ties and
lumber are carried from here In fumes
to the bssts Z miles away in the Lewis
river, These fumes are built like pig
trough made ont Of tive planks emily this
ono is Z miles long. Othsn are longer
and some are shorter. The fums In
built In q dswn grade winding around
hills and ever rsvinss same - railroad
crossing the ravinss. The trustls wsrks
that support the aums 10 from TO 125
fest high and there is . plank laid along
side the hume to walk on, have walked
the seven miles twice on this 2x8 plank,
There is NO haudrail where trusssls are
atty feat or less and IL il common for
men and women to walk (as they call iG
the hums. The wagon roads are very
steep UP and down and most travel 10 on
foot or horseback. The fruit here 10 i'm.
mense. Potatoes planted in fall have
rev potatoes nov. alss potatoes that
were left In the grousd when digging
crop do not rot, but lie In the ground oil
winter and grow Ia the spring g,ying
new potatoes June 18th. Hay is 3to 4
tons per acre. Plow the ground and .
native grass called Auskest 10 the prin-
cipls hay and red clever sAd timothy
grows immense Crops. Wild land il %
per aero in these parts. Can get 40
acre farm good frame houses, 9
orchards 100 trees in each orchard,
prunes, spplss, psars plums, cherries,
gooseberriss and currents till you cant
rest, with fine stream Of water with
mountain trout good springs, 2 big
barns. farm Yields 60 to 10 ten Of hay 8
to 4 ton per acre. one 40 has two million
feet OF hns fur trees on it, ell told 40
a,rss under cultivation all for two thol-
sand dollars, aud there 10 better and
worse bargains all over the country.
Tsaming Is $500 per day and board.
Hands get sl.25 to s2.75 per day ~
board, in logging camps and sswmil De.
Roads arc made in timber by laying
round twelve inch ties seven feet apd(t
laid in dirt like railroad ties and logs ard
aid on these skidvsys 10 the mill. One
team Of horses weighing 2,40o to 1900
will take log 10 the mill that will scale
$500 feet Of lumber. don't expect to
purchase place until my folks arrive.
in the mean time am employed in .
sswmill - second engineer expect 70
rise 70 first position.
Rsspt. Ysurs,
q. G. BEvARp.
The state herald., 1902-07-04
Plans that we're first taken into con

Plans that we're first taken into con.
sidsration about year ago have bees
developed in the last few months to q
point whore some great packing sstsb.
lishmsnts In Chiohago have begun sx-
psrinsnts On what may prove rsvolu-
tioa Of the cattle industry Of the ooun.
try,says the Inter Ocean.
The project involves the ssttlsmsat
Of several hundred thousand acres 81
what Is at present nearly valuslsss land
In Northern aAd Northwestern Flends
and Southern Alabama, the cultivation
on large scale Of the oassavs root and
its lss In feeding cattle and hogs. II
the plan develops as il IL now in the
minds Of the leading packers, the seuth-
srn states will become the center Of the
cattle raising industry.
It is stated that arrangements are now
being made for the accommodation Of .
considerable number OF cattle to b
shipped from tho stock yards here to
Northern Florida, to Be fed on cassavs
root. The results Of the fattsping pro-
cess will bs compared with similar work.
In the west, regarding which the csndi.
tisn and cost are already definitely
known. The result obtained will deter.
mine the future Of the cassavs expert
nent.-Dsnvsr Times.
The state herald., 1902-07-04


II 10 reported that President Reese.
welt has no use for Senator Burton Of
Kansas since he nude bis speech in the
senate attacking the Cuban rsc,procity
Measure and recently snubbsd him by
refusing to shake hands with him. II
this report 10 correct. President Roess.
velt will not improve bis standing with
the people by making public display
ofsuch petty spites. Senator Burton
10 supposed, In his Official acts. TO bs gov.
srnsd Ly the wishes Of the people Of
Kansas and he deserves credit for carry.
ing out their wishes on the question Of
Cuban reciprocity even st tho risk Of
losing the friendship Of the president.
Like = good many other Western rspub.
iicsps, be stoed by what he believed TO
10 for ths host interests Of his con.
siuspts even 10 detianos OF the cracking
of the praty whip.
The state herald., 1902-07-04
CORN VALLEY.


Mrs.. Addis Hit and little son spent
Wednesday Of last week visiting In this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs.. ". G. Heller and Roy
snd Clara Heller spent few days last
week visiting at J. X Gilmsrs's near the
state line.
Miss Florence Trsgs returned to her
YORK in Holyoks Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Austin asd little daugh ter
spsnt last week With her parents.
E. D. Ellis rsissd his new wind Mil
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Heller we're callers
at the standard sheep ranch and Aliens
cattle ranch FLidsy oflsst vesk.
Alvs treeo has bsen iortunsts enough
10 ind him hired man.
Frank Miller passed through the val.
10y Monday.
}. Show was IN this vicinity Mosdsy.
Mrs. +. N. Spragus returned home
from Aaoi,ou Thursdsy Of last week.
Roy Fair started for McCook Thur.
day Of last week whore be will work with
. thrsshing machine.
Mise Ida Walton will teach the fall
term Of school In DIST. 43.
A pleasant surprise vas given II the
homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Austin
Tuesday Of last week. The evening
was spent With gsmsa and about slsvsn
o'clock ios cream and cake Was served.
Ernest RAgsmaa wss In this vicinity
Tuesday.
Upssds ksvS.
The state herald., 1902-07-04

10 recently publ,shsa istsrv,s "
David q. MoYat Of Denver 10 credited
With the ststsmsat thst his proposed
line Of rosd from Denver TO Salt Lake Ii
To connect at that point with Senator
Clarke line Of road giving . through
line from Denver To tho coast and thst
ID n and Rock Islsud irsigh. would bs
hauled from Denver 70 the coast over
this lias. Mr.. MoiIst 1t 10 claimed. has
secured the mosey With which 10 bu lid
the line and has given ~ order for the
rails. The section Of country that will
se opened mp by this line Of road 10 -
large - the ststs Of Psnpsyivsnis and ls
vondsrfully rich In natural resources,
The state herald., 1902-07-04
va..,,o. Days.

Vocation tine 10 here sad the ohildrsn
are fairly living out Of desn Thsrs
could b no healthier plsos for them.
You need only 70 guard against The 20
cidsnts inoidsatsl to most spsa air
sports. No remedy equals 0sWitt'a
Witch Hassl Halvs Tor quickly stopping
pain or removing danger Il serious con.
ssqusnos. For cuts, scalas and wounds,
II used DsWitt's Witch Hazel 6alvs fss
sores. outs and bruises" says L. B. John.
son. Swift. Tex. ut u the best remedy
on the market" Sure cure for piles and
skin diseases. Beware Of osuntsrfsits.-
City Drug Sters.
The state herald., 1902-07-04
uAxTUN.

Mr.. and Nm. Nicholas Taylor left for
Alma this state Monday evening whsrs
they expect to spend the summer with
their son At that place.
Miss Ida Simpson who finished very
sucosssful term Of school In the Lambert
district last week left fer her hsms in
Sterling Saturday evening,
Misc Hilds Nelson tsok the train for
Greeley Monday.
Mrs. George Snith rstnrnsd home
from LaSslls Monday evening where she
had gone to wait . daughter who was
IL last week,
John Powell drove to the county ssat
and return Monday.
Chss. Taylor and daughter Eva visited
the county ssas Monday.
George Hill went 10 Holyoks Monday
and hauled load Of machinery for the
implement dealer at this place Mr.. Trsgs.
Mrs.. Albert Kesns 9 miles north. west
from here is very sick. Doctors Peppers
Of this place and Smith Of Helyoks are
in attendance.
o. W. Lshn started one horse shay
in-tswn this week.
II. Sutherland came down from Hel.
yoke Wednesday returning home IN the
evening on the train.
Yankee Bill hes been hurried some.
1n1t in the news department this vesk,
and news 10 scasosr than hens tssth.
aud they sre scarce a. ysu knew, % you
will kindly overlook any mistake OF
blundsrs whioh may b mixed in with
this batch, and sbligs. Your Soribbler
Yankee Bill.
The state herald., 1902-07-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES sALE.
Whereas, Michael kavanash did b. his deed
Of trust. dated the eth day Of August A. d. isss.
and recorded In book 70 Of trust deeds psss iss
Of loan (nov Phlllips County. Colorado con-
vey to Gcoree W. Toms, trustee the following
described nal estats situated In ne County oe
Logan inov Phillipsl and stats Of COLORADO to-
Wit: The north-wss, quarter Of section twenty
one tsi) in townihip sir te) north and In range
forty seven t< west Of the sixth teth) principal
payment Of ths sum Of -Four Hundred Dollars,
secured, TO 10 paid by his certain nots Of svon
date with aid trust decd and payable to the
order Of william y. Leonard In hve years from
August ist 1858 with interest thsreon at the rate
Of cixht per cont. per annum. from August ist.
isss payable semi annually until tho maturity u
said note.
And whereas II is provided In and By aid
deed of trust, that In csss Of default In the par
ment Of tbs principal note O. any part thsrsos.
when the same should become due, thon on sp-
plication Of the legal holder Of said note the
aid trustee shall sdvertiss and ssu aid
premisss,
Aud whereas. rhs principal noss duo and pay-
able on the hnt day Of August A. d. issc, IL now
due and wholly unpaid.
And whereas. said dssd Of Trust
also provides, "thAt In cass Of tho
death. inability or refusal 10 act Of
said psrty VI the second part (mrsnins Gesrs.
". Toms. st any time vhsu sctisa under the
foregoing povcrs asd trusts my b. required.
then the legal holder or hsidsss q said note
shAii have the sptisn d Substituting any other
person In his stssd BY writing duly soknovi-
edged. and the acts and dsinss Of aid party %
substituted shAll be NJ rfi~ctusl and binding u
II done by said party Of the second part. and
such psrseu ~ substituted shan have power To
prosecute suit In equity to for.cisss this decd
of trust or - nats sale as hersinbsfors pro.
vid~d."
And whereas. The aid Gsssss ". Toms 10
dec"sAed and the und.rsisasd, u. W. Bssss. has
bs~n appointed and substltutsd ~ trustss, by
III. Legal holder Of aid notr. By writing duly
acknowledged.
Nov therefore. Al the request Of the legal
holder Of aid nots will. - Trustee ~ afors.
aid, on Monday ths ssth day es July A. d. isa,
b~t~ccn the hour Il y e'eiock. .. m. and 3
o'clock D. m. of that day. II ths deer Of ths
coart houae. In tks Town sf Hsiyohse County ol
f'hiiiips and State q coiorsds ssli The hixhss,
bidder. for cash. he shsvs described pssmi.~s
asd all right and eyaity. including homestead oi
the said hichasl KavasAxh.
Dsfsdi. Juns 10. ipes.
lis Aw. fsoos, Substitute rrus,ss.
The state herald., 1902-07-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
Whereas, Cassius Y. Aullenix did By his deed
Of trust, dated the iAth day Of February. A. d.
1870 and recorded In book 81 page % Of the
records Of Phillips County, 0ormsrly Logan
County Colorado convey to Henry J. Aidrica
The following described real Estate, situated in
the County oJ Phillips formerly LogAn) and
State Of Colorado to-vit: Lots seven C7) and
Eight lO and the south half sf the northeast
quarter ofssction tO In tovnship Eight (s,
north And In range forty-five tt5) west Of the
sixth toth) principal Meridian containing 100
Acrss more or lsss to secure payment Of the SUM
Of Five Hundred Dollars. secured. To b. paid by
his certain note Of even date with said
trust deed. and payable to the order Of tho
Colorado Bscuritiss Company In Ave years from,
February ist issp with interest thereon At the
rsfe OF eight per cent. pcr annum, from Fsbru.
ary ist iass payable ssmi&nnuAliy until tho
maturity Of said note.
And whereas. II Is provided In and By said
dsr Of trust, that In case Of default In tho psy.
msnt Of tho principal or my part thsrsof, whom
the sane should become due. then on applies.
tion Of tho lssal holder Of tho aid mote the
aid Trustee shall advertise and sell said
prsmisss.
And whereas, The principal due and payable
On the First day Of February A. ID. isoo, (hAvins
bsen s1tsndsd 70 that dste) 10 now due and
wholly unpaid.
And whereas. said dssd Of trust also provides.
shat In cass death. inability or refusal to act
OF tho aid party Of the second part lmeaninx
Hsury J. Aldrich) at any time whom action un.
dss tho forvsoinz powsrs and trusts may bs re-
quirsd. then the legal holder or holders Of said
noss shall have tho option Of Substituting any
othsr persoa In his stead By writing duly CO.
knovi~dsvdi and the acts and dolnss of aid
party 20 substituted shall be ~ sfIectuai and
binding ~ II dous BY second party Of tbs .scopd
part; aud such p~rssns 80 substituted. shall have
POWER 10 prosecute suit In equity to foreolos.
urv this dsssi u trust OF 10 make sale - herein.
bcfoe provided"
And vhsras. tie aid Henry ]. Aldrirh has
removed from the State of Colorado, u ab.sn,
thsrrfrom and unable 10 act, and the under.
signed Y. W. Besx.. has been appointed and
substituted ~ trussas. BY tho legal holder Of
aid no's, by writing duly sekno~ledscd.
Nov. thrrrfors. A. the request Of tho legal
holder of said note will .. trus,ss ~ a. Asors.
said. On honds, the srth day II Jul, A. d. isr,
bstvesa th- hour Of o'clock q. M. and O'Clock
y. m. Of that day. st tho door Of the Court
h"oss. In the town Of Holyoks. County Of Phil.
lips and State u Colorado ssll 10 the hlxhss,
bidder for cash. the abovp dsscribed prssn,ses,
and all the right and equity. Including home.
stead Of the aid cassins p. Muilsnlr,
Da,ssi. Jane 10. ipue.
Ills s.W. tisoas. Substituted Trus,es.
The state herald., 1902-07-04
aAs scHEMEoP RAISING WATER.

aAs sCHEMEoF RAISING WATER.
George A. Croiut,, = Colorado pioneer,
hiss invented device for raising wstsr
from well BY 8 screv operated By slsc-
tricity and will attempt 10 put u IN op-
psrstion 70 redeem the ard lands ss
Colorado. HW idea 10 10 operate the
ssrvw in sn alright case and forcs the
wstsr 70 the tsp Of the veil. 4 com.
pssy ksown - the Colorsds Elstrio Ir.
risst,ss company hss bsso incorporated
With capital d $4,000 10 explicit the
isvss,iou. The prouo,srs are W. n.
o'Brisa, deputy county clerk; 4. h
Whitaker sf the Unitsd ststss mint, and
otbsrs.
Mr.. Csetutt believes that oil the arid
lands Of The West oan b. asds 70 bloc.
son ~ sss ross u bic ipvsstiss V used.
He ols'.s that vstss flows spdss the
ground svsryvhsss sod Il 10 ssly sqnss.
s,es Of getting II 70 tho top, which oAu
b dene sisn one Of his scress,-.pssrer
lines.
The state herald., 1902-07-04
OCQATHdr MICE.

oconTEBr STicE.
Us. LAND 0vyIcB J
ernnLiso, Cote,
jane u, iSp1.
A suihrirut contest sfadavit having b~cu
Sid In this oses bs Roy Z. rsir. coassstAnt
Assinss timber cuitnfs en,ry No. iiasi. made
p"c. ., iss'. fo v V section 10 township Q n
range N w. b., ssantos ". Bayiss. Cosssssss. IN
which u 10 alleged ihss The said stanton VI.
Nails did no, plant o. csisivsse 10 tr-ss, tr~.
sssds os cutting. ten Arses VI said trNrt of land
during Tho jesr. issi. isu. isx1 isp<, iHh. isea,
isT. inr. itV'. I'm, 1901 and ny so The present
tina, that hs ha. ~holiy failed .tihcr by himself
OF others for him 10 cuitivais said land. ten
scr-s or any srsisr or Ices amount.
h~id parl.. ar~ hereby notified
IN spp-nr r.pohj and offer avideHec touching
said aiiexa'ion at 10 O'Clock =. M. On july ~.
lvp t-sfote the l!ssis,sr and nses.vss At the
United States Land Ofi,cs IN sterling. Colo.
Tho said contestant having In y proper an
david. nlai April 4. ipG. -n, forth facts which
show 'hs, sf,.s 10. dlilsesr. tsssonai service
of this no'Ios oan pot bs made. |, IL hereby
ordered aud directed sha, such notice In given
BY duo and proper Qualification.
DC. Fhssiro.
Register.
The state herald., 1902-07-04
Low RATE EAST.

The Burlington route announcss rate
Of SA7.a0 to Providspos, r. l.. sad re-
turn On socount sf the International
Baptist Young Peoples Onion.
Tickets on sale July 9, I and 8.
For additional information ask the
nearest Burlington routs agent or vnts
]. Francis,
General Passenger Agent, Omaha, Neb.
The state herald., 1902-07-04

Abraham Lincoln and Edward Everett
spoke at the dedication Of the National
Cemetery at Gsttysbure, November lq,
Ia63. The place, the occasion, the audi.
snce, the associations were In the high.
est degree inspiring. Everett vas an
orator Of deserved reno~n, with oepisus
and glittsripg vocabulary, graceful
rhetoric, strong cultivated mind, elegant
scholarship, rich, flexible voice. and .
noble presence. His address occupied
two hours in delivery. and vn worthy
OF the speaker and his theme. At it,
close, Line, ,ln rose slowly on the plat
form Of the pavilion. From an ancient
case he drew . pair Of stssl-framsd
spsctaolss and adjusted them with
dslibsrst,on. Hs took from his brsst-
pocket few sheets OF foolscsp, which
hs untslded and held in both hands.
From this manuscript he read 266 words,
and sat down. But the studied, slsbo.
rate and formal speech OF Everett has
bssn forgotten, while few souorous and
solemn sentences Of Lincoln will remain
80 long Is constitutional liberty abidss
among men. Hsnceforth, whoever rs-
calls the story Of the battle OF Gsttys-
burg, when the fate Of freedom and the
Union hung trembling upon that awful
verge, will bear, above the thunder Of
its rsysrsting guns, above the sxulting
shouts Of the vicsors and the dsspsriag
cries Of the vanquished, the prophetic
monotone Of that immertal refrain
"That government Of the psspls, BY the
people, and for the people, shall net
perish from the ssrth."-Ex.Ssaatos
John J. Ingalls,, in Boston Herald.
The state herald., 1902-07-04

1t is reported that Wolcott and some
Of his supporters for reelection to the
senate are now very anxious to get rid
Of A. ID. Stevenson ~ one Of the party
bosseU. It is also claimed that Wolcott
Is playing for the support Of the nation.
al administration in bis race for the
srnaie and that In order TO secure that
support be would even consent to have
three or four Of tho high ave" retired to
private life.
The state herald., 1902-07-04

Tho Colorado supreme court has re-
fused to entertain original juris-
diction in the application for an ,njusc.
tion to restrain the secretary Of state
from publishing the constitutional
. y d N ents. Alto
psy 0 Reilly who made the application
has secured . little cheap advertising
and the secretary OF state will proceed
with the advertising Of the amendments
just as though o Reilly had aot made
his grand stand play
The state herald., 1902-07-04

We viii send tho value Of one dol
lar and ton cents
Il 10y 10 booklet by mail for ten cents
cash or stamps, containing twenty seven
pen and ink photo.rsduced sk~tchcs Of
Washington life, Queen Victoria
knishtsd SIR John Tsnnisl for similar
artistic work 10 fIeudss. (Your sditos
hiss sample of this).
THE NUTSHELL PuB., CO..
1869 Third Ave, New York.