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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
THE MARKETS.
Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live Stock Centers.

Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live Stock Centers.
st. Paul, May 4. - Wheat - No. !
Northern, 76 @ TIC; No. 2 Northern.
76@76 1-2c; No. 8, 70 1-2@74c. Corn
No. 3, 43@45c; No. 4, Al @ 43c; no
grade, 37@39c. Rye-No. 2, 47@4Sc.
Barley-Malting grades, 45@55c: feed
grades, 35@4Oc.
Minneapolis, May 4. - Wheat-No.
1 hard, 775-Sc; No. 1 Northern,
76 5-Sc; No. 2 Northern, rs 5-Sc.
Duluth, May 4. - Wheat - No. 1
hard, 70 5-Sc; No. 1 Northern, 1850;
No. 2 Northern, 76 1-Sc; flax,
$1.10 IA; oats, 33c; rye, 40 1-2c.
Milwaukee, May 4. - Wheat - No.
I Northern. SO@sO lie; No. 2 North
ern, II @ 79c. Rye - No. 1, So 1-2c.
Barley-No. 2, $4,000. Oats-Stand-
ard. 35@35 1-2c. %Corn-July, "A 3-4c.
Chicago, May 4. Wheat - No.
2 red, 771-2c; No. 8 red, 69@75c; No.
2 hard winter, Y q 75c; No. 3 hard
winter SO @ 74c; No. 1 Northern
spring, 70 @ soc; No. 2 Northern
spring, 7S@79c; No. 3 spring, 71@79c
Corn-No. 2, A 1904 3-4c; No. 8, 40
@43 1-2c. Oats-No. 2, 31031 1-2c:
No. 3. 10000 1-2c.
Sioux City, Iowa, May 4. - Cattle
-Beeves, $4.2O @ 5; COWS, bulls and
mixed, $2@4.25; stockers and feeders,
$3.25@4.60: calves and y~earlings, $50
4.50. Hogs. s6.6O@6.9O; bulk, $4,000
$50.
Chicago, May 4. - Cattle - Good
prime steers, s5@5.50; stockers and
feeders, $3@4.9O; COWS, s1.5O@4.90;
heifers, $2.50@5.25; calves, s2.5O@6;
Texas-fed steers, $4@4.75. Hogs -
Mixed and butchers, $6.SO@7; rough
heavy, $6.S0@6.95; light, $6.6O@6.9O;
bulk of sales, $6.SO@7.O 5. Sheep -
Good to choice wethers, $4.75@5.5O;
fair to choice mixed, 1915 q AGO;
Western sheep. $4.60 @ 5.35; native
lambs, $4.50@6.75.
South st. Paul, May 4. - Cattle -
Good to choice steers, $4.5O@5; good
to choice COWS and heifers,, $3.25@4;
good to choice feeding steers, $3.50
4.25; steer calves, 50 q 8; good to
choice stock COWS and heifers, S2.40@
2.75. Hogs - Price range, $6.4O %
6.92 IL; bulk, S6.60@6.65. Sheep -
Good to choice shorn lambs, $5.75@6;
fair to good, $5@5.75; heavy, $4.5OQ5;
culls and stock ewes. S2.50Q3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
Wte TIT DteS!

@ir bieten %einbuuoert Dollars Selobuune
fiir iebeu SAL bon Satarrb, Der ni9t burd
Gtnnebmen bon Sau's 6atarrb=&ur sebeili
merben fanr.
S.S. Gbenep& Co., @isentb. ,Tolebo, 8.
@ir, bic llnter5ei6neten, baben s. s. Gbe=
nep lett BEN lebten Is Sabren getannt uub
balten i'm fir polfommen %ebrenbaft in alien
@sl6dftsperbanolunsen unS f~inansiea be-
fabist, ale pom leiner Sirlna einsesanseuen
9erbinoli6feiten gu %erfiiQeu.
@et & Sruar, @roBbdnbler=O rosuiten,
Solebo, Sbio.
Is albing, &innan& 30 arpin, @rob=
banbels=O ro9uiiten, Solebo, Ohio.
Sau's Satarrb=& Sur mtrb inuerli6 seitom>
men ui1b wirft brett auf bas glut unb bic
i9leimt9eu Oberfld6e bes Spitems. Seus=
ttiie fret uerlaubt. Breis rs Gents bic Sla=
I6e. 8erfauft pom alien @potbeteru.
Saa's Tamilien= Ytueu bic beiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07

l1uiere Ttrua 1T etne renommirte, u.
tomuen MFR allen unieren WerpFt@s
tunSen, luel@e MIR NIT anieren Der:
tretern einseben. sewiiienbaft nod.
Na@frasen bieierbalb BET ben Seraus:
sebern bieier 3eituns, Bel Der Sirit
Dearborn National Bant unb anbe=
rem 8anfen uno erittlaitsen @ei6dfts:
bdulern tn gbicaSo merben oben &C.
iaStes poa beitdtisen.
Sausfraueu ober anbere perloneu,
mel9e etuen 0erIu9 NIT unlerem
Badboloerbeeren 8ier MAIDEN mol,
len. brau4en it9 nur an ibren nd91tz
selesenen Grocer ODER &aufmanu gu
menben unb oenlelben gu ueranlalien,
2unbin's Wa9bolberbeeren Sprup BEL
ben unterseidueten, ben a~QeiniSen Sa=
brifanten, gu beiteuen.
Sin Seriud seniist, INN bieien @0tz
tertrant jebem 9ausbalt unentbebrlid
au MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07

ta- gulttuators NIT Stt unb NIT
4, 8, 8 ober 10 S@aufeln, bas bette,
mas In bteier Sorte ofertrt merben
tam ; biois gu taufen tn Der Mai@t=
nen=Nteberlase uou so. 8eitntus, ct.
gloub.
e9 8erlanst perben gier unb
Butter. Sur gter 123 6. unb fur
frii9e Butter 2Og. besablt. 8rinst
Oas 8erlanste gu s. q. Steinsorf,
2OS-S Iue. n6rblt9, ct. gloub.
Wtnn. 21=4t
~ Na6 ausemeiner Nuit9t fauft
man in St.Ggloub nirsenbwo Pubz
waaren 10 gut unb biuis ais tn Der
neuen Pubwaarenban6luns an 5. Nue.
iioli@ BON Der alten Poit : Office.
Suite gu Preiien pom soc Biz $25.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
buns NIT benz StaatSz 6euer=T ournas
ment non WnrhzO afnta.-6err Then.

Dur18 NIT Dem Sf00tS= Sourl1ds
ment pon Norb=D afota .-9errT beo.
9inbsen, wel@er ii@ Bel einem Sturae
i@per uerleste, lit auf benz @ese Der
8eKeruns.-Oie neue b0bmii9e Sale
wirb inSalbe ibrer 8eitimmuns iberz
seben merben. - Sie 9ferbe bes
9errn Sobn SacObs brannten Cams
tag bur@ unb bra6ten bas @efdbrt
In i6le6te Se"rfaiiuns. -9err anton
Witl6 lit uOn leiner California Geile
suridsetebrt. Nirsenbs bat es linn
i'm sanSen Staate better sefallen ais
in ct. Sole, wel6e @eSenb er allen,
bic it9 in ienem Staate nieberlalien
woIen, anrdtb. = SRI. Nnna Ser
rid, melde felt seraumer 3eit bier i'm
Sotel ,,Oorn" bel9dftist lit, wirb
ibreu in Spring SIN wobnenben @lz
tern einen 14tdsisen 8eiud abitatten.
|-Srau Srans Warfus unb &inber,
bic am N%eruenfieber erfrantt waren,
iinb mieber auf ben 8einen.
Glib afOta.
s pnball.- Oas Saus pon
Senrp 9. Yboenir serietb our6 bic
grplolion elmer 9ampe In Seuer unb
wurbe Elm Gaub ser Slammen.
alem.-S Ser Stabtratb bat
Sen gontratt fir grri6tuns zines
itdbtil6en @aiieruerts fir $500 an
bic National Conjunction Company
pom Soutb genb, Sn6 i%i6ertrasen.
Oas Spltem muB bis gum II. Suit
fertisseiteut lein.
g arreton - @dbrenb Elm
bieliser iunser Wann Namens Srlen
Hopce einen Nrm pou Safl feline trus,
entlue it6 Elm &epoluer, ber lt6 in
leiner @eitentai6e befano, uno brans
linn bic &usel in bic ltnte Seite Der
8ruit, 10 baB Ser gerwunbete in Sc
benssefabr i6webt.
Mberbeen.- Der S6ulratb
bat einen gel6luB sefaBt, in mel6em
Mapor &esb erlu6t mirb, cine Spe=
cialpabl ansuoronen, I'M iber Sic
Srase BET @eraussabuns pom $23, 900
S9ulbonbs, smeds grri9tuns zines
neuen S6ulbauies nno SersrOBeruns
bes @albinston S6ulsebdubes ab=
sultimmen.
ganopa.-Oer Sauptsel6dfts=
tGeil bteles in Wtner County selese=
men Std6t6ens fiel am Oienitas
Morsen Ben Slammen gum Opfer.
Ser gelammtuerluB betrdst iiber
$40, OOO.-Serr Sreb. Erippler, Elm
alter 8irser bteles Stabt6ens,
i~tirate, pdbrenb er fir bic elmer
Srisabe" @ailer pumpte, in Solse
zines SerSl@lases tobt gu 8oben.
n.-Sier lit bie Na@rt6t
bes in Wonropia, gal., erfolsten So
6es pom 8. IS 9asen, Elm friberer
ginwobner, einsetrofen. Ser Ser
itorbene mat ser @rinber Ser Suron
anf unb piele Sabre lang
Der. Yrdltoent berielben; er sos ieoo6
Dor etma 2 Sabren spefs Heltau,t
runs letner @eiunbbett nit Samtlie
Californian, mo- er lett bieler
3ett selebt. - Sn Ser leeten 8o@e
)aben Yratrtez Seuer in 8eaOle County
S6aoen anseri6tet. SIN Der
fdbe pom goniaa wurben bas
eine anscbl Staae unb
'tel Seu serltOrt.
Stcurgttp.-O @elol6rant
yer Werdants State sant in Sree=
nan, purbe In lester Oonnelf tag
Cast BON @inbre6ern seipreust, Nell
be $4,000 erbeuteten.
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(Sort1. BON Seite ~

n. = Das idbrli@e gns
campment ber 9. ". 81. pon Norb>
Datota rpirb bier am &c., II. unb 1S.
Stunt i~tattfinben. CUR ielben i3eit
mirb au9 bas 50. 81. 6. bier tasen.
9atota.-giner Der sr6Bten ie>
mails in Nelion County uorsefommes
men @runbeisentbums : 8erfdufe tit
ioeben bur9 bic Ebomas $. 8airb
4sentur NIT Serrn 6. s.. Suttle BON
Suinois absei3loffen worben, inbem
bieIelbe an lestere etwa IS. 900 Ider
fur 800, 900 uertaufte.
@inot - Srau Mbbie STACY
Don &enmare ,plrbe bur9 bic sufdls
lise gntlaounS zines Sasbsepebres
In ibrem Sussp auf Der Steue &C.
t6btet. sic par 81 SABRE alt unb
mobnte friber In Buffalo, 8risbt
County, Minn., wobin au@ ibre
9si6e CUR Seerbisuns sebra3t muir.
be. ste btuterldBt tbren 9atten uno
elm &tub.
Norman-O 9ei9e BON Srant
Carr, wel9er bier am 20. Nousmber
auf sebeimniBuoue WeiIe uerl6wanb,
purbe in eiuem &oltbauie nit einse:
19lasenem S@dbel aufsefunben. als
er sulest seieben purbe, trus er $40
uub etne l1br BET it3, unb ba @elo
unb llbr uermiBt werben, lie9t 6ier
obne 3peifel Elm &aubmorb Dor.
9ibgermoob.-g Cine Nctien
@eleui9aft, beitebenb aus ben Ners=
ten Sbanlep unb Sbtelbs unb anoe
ren Sirsern, ldBt bier elm prd9tises
breiit6dtses Solpttal=@ ebdube srrt9
ten, wel9es etwa $40, 900 toiten
ptrb. au9 bic Serren grnlt S.
Wou;us, q. S. SonSer unb @ouius
Brothers laiien lie 5weiitOdise Bad
itein= @ebduSe erri9ten, i'm in benlel=
ben gel@dfte gu errOHnen. gbenfaus
sperben cine InSabl bibl6e Yriuat:
uobnunsen erri6tet.
@ q (gorresponben0.-
Srpboem sic Sarmer nit SelteQuns
Ser Selber emiis bel6dftist itnb, lit
uniere Stabt mebr benn belebt. SaB
man in Dem Gttp 5otel bes Sal.
Dorm bdufis faum Elm l1nterfommen
finben tam lit ia nt@ts Neues, mas
aber bieies Sribiabr bdufiser benn ie
Der Sail lit Serr Dorm ielblt lit
zines Nasenleioens wesen iett smet
@o6en in Saben, miro aber biele
Bo9e suriferwartet. - Srau Nnna
Braun reiite Sonneritas gu Selu6
nod ct. Gloub, woielbit ite Sic pom
beuti6en Sbeater benutte 1nterbal=
tunssselesenbeit beitens ausnuben
wiro. - Die giiensteBerei un6 Ma=
i6inenwertltatt bes friber in Welroie
ieBbaft sepeienen Serb. Ht6ter bebnt
1t9 tmr1er mebr aus nno TT 81 einem
6auptfactor In @abpeton's gel6dfts=
leben sewor6en. -yttd. Brandt nebit
Srau unb SO@ter6en Stella itnb
mad monatli6em @ufentbalt in gali=
"fornien bier anselanst unb iinb mebr
BENIN je iiberseust, baB es nirsenos
lit ais babeim Ole @abpeton
Marble & Granite @orfs Ser Strma
Osborn & Sort senteBen suten 3u=
Serr &orf mar friber in
Weire 9roue anidiiis. - @enn man
ben Gummel in Ser bieltsen Wiible
lpabrntmmt, fann man an cine Ser
anlan1ns sum S9lteBen Der Wlblen
nt9t benten. DIM 9, 10 unb II
Stunt pirb bier bic Staats= Gonpention
Der fat6. S0riter ltattfinben inSerbtn=
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Hnr S]pntractpren.

Bon DEM llntersei6ueten werbeu bis gum
J: SUM- 1908 periieselte Iusebote fir BEN
gau zines 26x40 SUB 9roBen, srpei Stod bo=
ben S6ulbauies in 9tortb Rrairie eHtsesen=
senommeu. 8lau unb Spestfifattonen lie
gen beim S6ulclerf sur Giniidt ofien. Bad
ltetne unb S6inbelu lie9en bereits am Slate.
Oas Re6t, iebes ober aue In9ebote ;u per-
perfen, lit Dorentbalten. @outractoren mos
gen ll6 lpeuben on 6. Sansti, Glerf.
Jtorib Yrairie, ben 5. Wtai 1903. 23=3t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-07
Be4dftisuug fiir Sebermalll.
Bsbsutsnaer Eerbienf fit o5ne Ma9e.

Wie ulau iiberaI auf lem 2anoe unh In ber
Staot-et1 lobneloeSVefdGft anfaHIen lam,
Doer uie man tid etae lobnenoe Nebenbe=
iddfttgnng perfdafen taun.
1ln3meifelbaft stebt es uiele Ye,io
men iesli@en Stanbes unb iesli9en
alters, bic serne obne aapital an3u.
leseu Elm proiitables @ei9dft anfans
gen m09ten, bas let9t gu banbeln,
gang eiufad lit unb wenis arbeit er:
forbert. Oieien Yerioneu unb au9
iol9en, bic nur cine profitable unb an:
senebme Observation-Disclosures wanl6en
ober it9 bur6 @mpfebluns zines pors
sisltdeu in iebem Sausbalte germ &c
lebsnen Mrttfels eine reselmdBise Gin
nabmsquele ii9ern molten, lit biermit
cine iol@e ausseset@nete @eleserb eit
seboten. sSebe Mustunft bariber,
mie maj, Elm iol9es @ei6dft iest 10
fort obne 8ortenntniie %anfansen fam,
mirb bereitmiaisit unb t%oitenfrei er=
tbeilt, unb bebarf es nur bic Nbienbuns
ether Poitfarte an bic 1nter5etdneten,
Inn bies gu erreiden.
IS banbelt it9 ndmli3 barum, in
ieben aud uo9 10 entle9enen Saus=
! balte infer ~beribmtes 8adbolberbee>
rem Bier, beiien Guf als eiusis ddter
u@ltobolfreier @bampasner" lber bic
sause @elt uerbreitet lit, eiu5ufibreu,
unb Sebermain fann cine 1ol6e Or
belt iibernebmen, ba bteies t6ltli6e,
i'm @lale perlenoe unb bo6seluube
@etrdnt it9 mad einmaltsem 8eriu6e
uon ielbit empfieblt. Oteies BON lu=
toritdten Der @ihenl@aft, Nersten,
@eiltliden u. /. NJ. ribmlt6lt anerz
tannte @et,dnt fann itd Sebermann
i'm etsenen 6auie obne Wibe lelbit
aus 9unbin's @a9bolberbeeren Sp=
rup beritelen unb 5war 5 @auoneu
(unsefdbr 1875 Slider fir BEN unse=
metn bei@eioenen Prets BON 25 Cts.
Cine Slai6e 9un6in's @a6bolber=
beeren Sprup, Der frditissr uno BEL.
fer lit ais ale eriitirenben Nalser
trafte, piro fir 25cts per Slaide in
ben Sanbel (im tleineren &auf) &C.:
bra9t. Nue uniere Nsenten, benen
mir elm ercluItpes Serritorium bemil=
lisen, perbienen Elm bibldes Stid
@elb bur9 ben Sertauf ODER gmpfeb=
lung bteIes unb anberer uuierer BE-
riibmten Mrtifel unb iu9en mir, mie
uorber erpd6nt, gertreter Ober asenz
ten i'm san5en 2anbe.
Sstt 1T geraoe bic bette 3ett, Elm
lol1es @e19dft gu Beginner, benn
Sebermarn i~ntereiiirt itd iest um Ste
ie Sabresseit fir etn 10 berrlt6es unb
10 erltaunli9 bill,ses @etrdnt mte bas
ddte aus importtrten IS a@bolberbeeren
berseitelte 0adbolberbeeren Sier,
bas nt@t nur erfriidt, belebt unb itdrft
ionbern au9 a%nertannt uno unspeifelz
baft bodsrattse mebtsinti6e gtsen=
i6aften beiibt Cine lo(de Isentur
tit fur Sebermann paHeno unb Nie=
manb brau9t gu befar6tsn, oaB er es
etpa ni9t ueritebeu m0@te, benn es
lit sans einfa6 unb ale gorrespon-
beng, Sebinsunsen, Anseise=W aterial
u. {. m., mirb in beuti6er Spra6e
unb - penn seuini6t - in enslii5
unb anberen Spradeu seliefert mer:
ben. 8ir ioraeu fur aues, unb be-
oarf es nur serinser Wibe Seitens
~unlerer Nsenten. nm iofort Quftrdse
lue ipdter ~mafisnbaft Na65eiteaunz
zen gu befommen, J
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Mn9ebDte %berlanat.

@s wirb biermit befanut semadt, baB in
Der Office bes unterse 6neten bis Sreitas,
ben s. Wai, 1903 na6mittdes 5 llbr periie=
aelte an9ebote fir ben 8ertauf bes Selerz
Separtement =Gferoes entsesen senommen
werben. Sin perii6erter Gbed in Der CUNT
me pom S25 mus BEN anseboten beiselest
ieir. Seinri6 S.o0imperi6,
23=lt Stabt=@lert.
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Nn9ebpte %oerlan9t.

IS wirb hermit befauut se9eben, baB pom
gintaufs : @omite periieselte @nsebote iiir
zen Saul zines Efsrbes fir oas Seuer=S epars
tement uon ct; @louo entsesenaenommen
srs iHq 9 Masmit}as: BEN u" s. v mei' 1884, na am
mittas , llbr por;ufiibren.
9. .. Gowalfowsfi
23zlt Soriieer bes gintaAfs= @omites.
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~ Waidiren gum @dten. NIT
Sit uub obne, nirsenbmo better unb
biuiser als BET DO. Seiiuius, st.
Gloub.
The state herald., 1903-05-29
Flag Day Proelarration.

Governor Peabody has issued the
following proclamation. calling for the
Observance OF Flag Day throughout
the state:
For the purpose of specially dem.
onstrating our love for the nag-the
emblem of the nations strength. JUS
tice and glory-it has become the Gus
tom TO celebrate Old Glory's birthday
anniversary as Flag Day.
Il therefore proclaim Saturday.
June 10. 1908. as Flag Day. and rec.
ommend that 1t be set apart for APP
propriatc exercises and ceremonies.
and that places OF business. as wen as
the home. display the banner OF our
achievements.
Particularly do urge the observa.
tlon OF Flag Day by the schools of the
state. to the end that the citizens of
tomorrow may learn to-day those mag.
niicent lessons OF patriotism which
are taught by that flag. which is the
emblem of our country In sunshine
and In storm. the stars OF which will
ever shine brighter SO long as 1t con
tinues to lead only along the paths OF
righteousness as well as the paths OF
glory.
In witness whereof hereunto set
my hand and cause the great seal OF
state TO be affixed. Done at the state
capitol, Denver Colorado. this twon.
tioth day OF May. A. ID. 1903.
JAMES II. PEABODY"
The state herald., 1903-05-29
MONEY is APPROPRIATED FOR
EXTENDING THE MOFPAT ROAD

same time, and full forces will be need
ed on both to complete the work with
in the time limit which will be set
The work covered by the present
contracts OF Orman & Crook and Good
& Co. extends about iifty-two miles
from Denver. The east portal of the
tunnel is approximately sixty miles
from this city. II is at this point that
the new contracts will be taken up,
both for driving the tunnel and build
Ing the temporary line over the range
The gap of eight miles between the
end of the present work and the east
portal of the tunnel will be built at the
same time as the new work.
The letting of the new contracts will
inauguratc new and extensive cam
paign on the part of the Moffat road
builders. over $500 men are now at
work on the line between Utah June
tiOn. the Denver yard terminal and
Rollinsville, just beyond which is the
east portal OF the tunnel. This portion
Of the line will be completed and In op-
GRAFTON by January LIST next.
The new army Of 5000 men will be
divided into several sections. Two sec
tions will begin driving the great tun-
mel through two miles of solid granite.
one party working from each end. A
third party will start the temporary
line over the mountain from the east
side, and a fourth from the west side
A fifth section will project the line
from the west portal of the tunnel
on into the Grand River valley. in the
direction of Gore canon. where another
force has been ut work already prepar-
ing the way.
The state herald., 1903-05-29

Denver, May ga special meeting
of the board OF directors of the Den
yer. Northwestern Pacific railroad
the Moffat Short Line-was held at
the offices of the company in the Majes-
tic building. at which an appropriation
of S5,300,0O0 was made for additional
construction.
President Syl. T. Smith of the Colo
rado-Utah Construction Company is
sued the following statement;
AT n special meeting of the board
of directors held to-day additional con
Gtruction amounting to over s5,3000 600
was authorized. This comprehends the
commencement at once-as soon as
contracts can be satisfactorily awarded
of the boring of what is known as
the main range tunnel of the Mofiat
Short Line. and the construction Of the
permanent line on the west side OF the
main range well into the Grand River
valley. as well as the construction of
the temporary line over the main
range which will be operated pending
the completion of the main range tun-
mel, which will take about two years
time to construct"
Proposals will be advertised for. at
once, and the bidders will be given
about thirty days to put in their ig-
ures. Contracts for the work will be
awarded not later than June 30th. and
work Will commence as soon as men.
material and machinery can be put
into the field The work authorized
will require at least 5000 men. This
does not include any OF those now at
work this side of the range as both
The state herald., 1903-05-29

Cure Kidney and Bladder troubles
before they reach the serious stage.
Road how easily it can be done
w. ]. Hill OF 40 South Union Street,
Concord, N. c., proprietor Of hard
ware and harness store, Justice of tho
Peace, and one of the best known citi-
zens of that place, says: "Doan's Kid
ney Pills proved very efficient rem
edy in my case. got box at the
Gibson Drug Store, and used them for
disordered kidneys and backache from
which l had experienced great deal
of annoyance, trouble and pain. The
kidney secretions had bothered me for
a long while, were very irregular. dark
colored and full of sediment. The
Pills cleared 1t all up and | have not
had an ache In my back since taking
the last dose. My back is much
stronger and my health generally is
improved great deal. am glad to
make public endorsement of the
Pills, trusting that 1t may be the
means Of relieving some other suf.
ferer."
A FREE TRIAL of this great kid
ney medicine which cured Mr.. Hill
will be mailed on application to any
part of the United States. Address
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. N. Y. For
sale by all druggists, price so cents
per box.
The state herald., 1903-05-29
COLORADO STATE AFFAIRS AND
D0INGS AT THE CAPITAL CITY
Land Controversy Settled.

After controversy and bitter feeling
lasting over period of years, what
is doubtless to be final settlement
OF the North and Middle parks range
disputes was reached on the 18th inst.
when Register Mark Woodruff of the
State Land Board had heard the griev-
ances of the opposing factions.
An amlcable agreement was made,
by which the small cattle owners and
ranchers were given their choice of
the range leases The big companies
accepted what remained. Register
Woodruff gave the contending parties
assurance that in all probability the
agreement will be approved by the
State Land Board.
The land in question comprises
many thousands of acres of state
holdings in Grand and Larimer coun-
ties. For several years there has
been much rivalry in connection with
the occupation of the range, from
which many neighborhood troubles
have resulted. The North Park Cat
tie Company, which is said virtually
to have been an auxiliary of the Ar
mour Packing Company, was the prin-
cipal of the big companies. Later it
was succeeded by the Linger Cattle
Company which was represented at
yesterdays meeting. by David How.
The big corporations entered the
country and establiS. ed themselves.
crowding out the small ranchers of
the locality. These large companies
are backed by large packing concerns,
1t was claimed, and It was their inten-
tion to secure leases on great tracts
To this the small owners stoutly OBJ
jected. The fight was waged fiercely
for about five years, and the amicable
adjustment was gladly received by
both factions.
About twenty persons, representing
n large number of the owners con
cerned. appeared before Register
Woodruff Among them were Pfesi-
dent Jones of the Jones Cattle Com
pany; David How, representing w. II.
Mari of the Linger Cattle Company;
Monte Blevins, Andrew Mcrreii. At
torney j. NJ. Ellis and b. f. Sudduth.
m speaking OF the outcome of the
controversy. Mr.. Sudduth, whe repre-
sented a party of the small owners,
said: we are glad to have the af
fair settled. II has been long and
tedious fight and we would much ra-
ther concede few points than TO be
In constant trouble over the range.
There seems to be general satisfac
tion concerning the settlement among
all concerned"
As the agreement stands the smaller
owners Will have from 100 to 700 acres
Of land each under their control.
The state herald., 1903-05-29
APPROPRIATION
BILL is ILLEGAL

Denver May 26.-Judge Carpenter In
the District Court yesterday ruled that
the general appropriation bill. which
was passed by the Fourteenth General
Assembly as house bill No. i33, is ille-
gal. The lengthy opinion in which he
supports his action concludes with an
injunction against the state treasurer
and other state officers paying out the
moneys for which the bill protides.
The system Of blank appropriation
bills is eensured in the opinion. Be
cause the signatures OF the speaker OF
the house and president OF the senate
were attached TO house bill No. i33 be-
fore II was complete, aud received the
signature Of the governor In this con
dltion. the bill is held to be lnyalld.
Appeal will be taken to the Supreme
Court, II this body sustains the action
OF Judge Carpenter I, may be necessary
to call an extra session
Among the points brought out In
his opinion, Judge Carpenter lays
stress on what he believes to be n
NltluNh UifffNtuif u WIS hihi'N ny
the attorney general At the conclusion
OF his argument that II hns been GUS
tomary 10 enroll bills passed during
the last hours Of the session after the
adjournment Of the General Assembly
and that n decision of this case nd.
verse 10 the defendants upon this
ground would have the cffoc, of lnvali-
dating many statutes heretofore sup
posed to be. and acted upon. o. valid
Such being the ease" says the Judge.
lis IL high time that halt should be
called"
Reeaplulatlng the evidence In the
case and denying that the bill was
signed In q regular manner of that
precedent justified the irrcgulnrity
Judge Carpenter concluded.
Succeeding assemblies should be-
made 10 understand plainly that Tho
courts Will not lend their sanction Ia
evasion NJ ~ diaohcdicnce 10 eonHtltu'
tlonnl mandates. that II they would
have their work stand II must be tully
completed before the session expires M
/ the regular orderly fashion prescribed
by the organic law 10 which executive
oineor, legislator and Judge. one and
nli. nro alike bound 10 yield implicit
and unqucsiioned obedience"