davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The state herald., 1904-07-01

senator T. N. Patterson fought III.
dsmoer-tie party 10 III. rse.p, Denver
election claiming that tb. party had sold
~, 10 N, corporations In a tsean,
pumbsr Of the News, b. mad. the claim
Tbs, The republican party Of III. stat.
bsd sold out 10 The corporations. II bic
o,ptsotions on tins question are correct.
he crr'n'ni, mu-' Ind hi~sslf pniit,c-,ly
IN = position someshst similar ~ that ~
No demeoratic party when a Btominsp,
democratic leader declared that Vi. par
~ sss bst~een the devil aud the deep
sea II he V left standing alone IS the
ehsupsSs Of The rishis Of the dear pso-
pie sssisst tss corporations, he ~ill BE-
under the necessity osoteshisins . 20.
lt'csi vsrty Of bic osb.
The state herald., 1904-07-01

Governor Mickey OF Nebraska has cal
led out the militia to preserve the peace
II Broken Bow. Tbs strife between ths
settlers and the big cattle man over land
'ilinss under the new homestead law
has resulted in threatened trouble call
ing for the use oi tbs state militia. The
os.tlemsu have fenced government land
and object TO tho taking OF tho land b,
homostsaderaL This Law has been brand
cd rs the cattle kings law but I, rem ain,
To b. seen whether they eau use tn, Law
- ard them IN gsiuug titles to these
large traets Of gov.rnnsnt land.
The state herald., 1904-07-01
FAyOnITt NOME PAPER,
why The Twice. A. Week Rspsbi
Has Achieved Wide Papuiarits.

why The Twir-.N-W~~k RspsbiIe
na. Achieved Wide Popularity.
Established Tor nearly century aud
read re.ulary by NOR. than 100000 Per.
sons 10 thu West aud Southwest, the
r~ic., A Week Republic of ~. Lou,.
can justly lay claim To that envisbls dis.
uuoiion. "favoa,e Home Paper" II 10
great beeus~ IL has alssys aimed to in,
torn. ipstruo, and entertain ,ts readers
90 oil matters ~ public and hons inter.
.s'. Ip 1901 It ~iil DO especially inter.
eating aud va,usbls, Here ar. some rsa
sans ~hy you should .ab-cribs for II,
This is cnmpsign year. aud you wall
san' to br informed ~ the movement,
of party Leaders, ,sports oi tb. great Na,
'onal aud s,S,e ooav.e,ioas. the progrs~,
of the campaign. reports ~ the .l.c,ioa,
e'c. yon will want 10 know all about
the Worlds Fair. 10 bo held IN 81. Loui.
from April ~ To D-os'ubct !. tpot. Ycr
viii he Interested In and kept we'll In
formed by tho Farm visitor. . resuisl
.nppIen"n, OF tho paper, prepared e.ps
c'nlI, ior tbs farmer aud HE family.
You viii whnt 10 know wha, the world
II aoine m every sl.ld II activity, apt
through the unsurpassed news and spec
isl s"r'ice Of the T~ioo- A Week llspub
lic you will no, be- disappointed.
10 shoft ake'cnrs. choic. bits Of fiction
aftirlsa oi iuIof,si " ponsn. children
aud 'ha home, fashinn butts nhd hulpiu
h"useliould suggestions the Twips A.
Week liepubla easily leads among th,
sseklles u the great West
" yon v~nt the Twice "A Wcsh R.pub-
lio rent to your sddfsss, order 81 once d.
r.o' from the office a. ~ Louis, No. sl
through your local hsssdesish /, essl,
tbly flsI.st
The state herald., 1904-07-01

According to the Denver newspapers.
new subscribers are literally "hocAing''
10 oil OF them. II this is all brought a.
bout oy that little "boyeott" on the
Rocky Mountain News, ws would be
thankful to them for pitching . few
small boycotis down in this direction
We are not 20, 20 flush with subscribers
but that ~s could very easily take care
OF . few 'foots." II boycot.s on news.
papers result IN ''tiocking" the subscrib.
rrr 10. 1t is easy to understand why III.
Denver News did not oppose tho repeal
Of the "anti. .boycstt" .aw in 1901.
The state herald., 1904-07-01
ADMINIsTRATOR's SALE.

Notice is hereby given that on Saturday the
tth day VI Nay next, between the hours
Of 10 o'clock In the forenoon and O'Clock in
the afternoon Of said day at the stock yards at
the town Of holyoke, county Of Phillips and
state Of Colorado, the persoual property Of said
dsoedent. consisting u u head Of cows and heif.
srs. 9 eslvsa, 10 head Of henes and two yssrling
colts, hog. bussy. ssts double harness, .
ssddlss, pump Jack and power. ons corn shell
Ter, one feed grinder, one stack VI hay, road
scralsr. hay rack. set block and puilcys. l
lumbsr vAxun. thrss seated spring wagon. I
binder, moving machine, lister. . piovs, I
harrow, shot gun and other articles. will 10
-oi,l IN accordance with IN order Of court.
Terms of salc.-All sums of &c and under.
Cash. on all sums over 60 siI months credit vill
bs given, with approved security. no,es to draw
ntarest at the rate Of ton pet cent from date.
discoant Of thps per cent for ossh.
In. PAIsrnn. Administrator.
April 81, 1901.
The state herald., 1904-07-01

The new homestead law for western
Nebraska giving y hsn,estesder GAO acrss
OF land went into effect on the 2sth in
slant. From repo-ts the land officers
have been doing rushing business since
thnt date. THIS will give the big cattle
men y better chance than ever to get
little to the land.
The state herald., 1904-07-01
} U N E N U M B E r
k.x Id.s Woman. M,..l,n.

~" iues Vomhns hAHS.iHs.
A number Of new features character.
izs the June issue Of the New Idea
womsn's Magazine. Among them may
bs mentioned especially "PsriiiA's Prob.
lsm1,' the iirs, Of series Of papers by
Aiios Chittsnden, telling how a small
family may live comfortably on . rsodsr.
ate income. -Summsr Comfert' 10 an.
other interesting pspsr by Maud Murray
Miller. "A Glimpse Of Capri" b, Jean
Is stsrns, 10 q charming tale Of travel.
"A German BRIDGE Outfit" by Mabel
A. Potter, is both ius,ruet,y. and enter.
,Aipinv, IL fiction, fashions, theatrical
ness, domestic so'.nc- aud interior deco.
ra,'ons. the number fairly teens With
good ihinss. and the illustrations atly
supplement- the text.
The state herald., 1904-07-01
ltSS THAN HALF FARE

To St. Louis and Return.
On Saturdays, Jups II and Is. the
Burlington offsrs tickets TO St. Louis
and return At $i7.26, good for Is days
considerably less than one fare for the
round trip.
Tickets are good in coaches hnd chair
cars (sests irse).
The magnificent sxposit'ou s now
complete and in harmonious operation.
You will regret it all your life il you
.sll to sea this wonderful exposition.
illustrated folder free, and full inior-
nation on application to Burlington
Route agent or to
L. W. WAKELEY, Geul Pass.
IL Ag't., Omahs, Nsb.
The state herald., 1904-07-01

The republican state central commit
tee, ni the meeting 10 Denver Tuesday,
decided to make no chsngs In the chair
msnship Of tho committee till the state
convention which is called Ter Sept. 18th
The rnle providing for the election OF
state committeeman by the state con.
vsntien was 30 changed as TO give the
county conventions the power to seisc,
the committesmsp.
The state herald., 1904-07-01

Ex-senator Allen of Nebraska sill in.
sists that Grover Cleveland will be the
democratic nominee Tor president.
Stranger things than that have taken
place in politics. 1t Is at least safe to
predict that, whoever the nominee may
be. he will be required to make the cam
paiRn on = Grover Cleveland platform.
The state herald., 1904-07-01

Notice how the ves'ern boys are com
ing To tue trout In the honor lists OF
ess'urn r-ile--s n. ~.-tatn hoy has
the grit aud the perseverance, as we'll as
the Intelligence, sven II he may hay.
lacked same iu the atmosphere II culture
at home. R,sults tell, md /. is there
that ths western boy is constantly scor.
ing better aud Istier.-O Omsha Bee.
The state herald., 1904-07-01
WORLDS FAIR RATES TO ST.

WORLDS FAIR RATES TO ST.
LOUIS VIA Burlington Route.
Tickets TO st. Louis and return,
Good fifteen days, $3.50.
Good sixty days, s29.7o.
Good all summer. $3.50.
For full information about tram ser
vice aud other details noe ticket agent.
The ST. Louis expositiou--ihc great
eat show the world has ever seeu--iI
nov complete and in harmonious opera
tion, aud it will be lifetime'. regret q
you fail to see ii. rs
The state herald., 1904-07-01

WANTED D-BEvEnAL INDUSTRIOUS PHR.
sans In each state to travel for house. .stAhlishI
eleven yenrs aud with large capital to call up-
profitable line. f.rinnnsnt engagement. We.k.
ly cash salary Of - and all travelling sxp-ns,
.nd hotel bills advanced In cash each week.
hip~rt-pee not ~s."ntisl. Mention references
NATIONAL. II! Dearborn St, Chicago,
The state herald., 1904-07-01

wANTED-sKyERAL INDUSTRIOUS FER
son. in each state to travel for house sst.b-
iished eleven Year, and with large capital. tn
call upon merchants and agents for sucee~sfu al
and profitable line. Permanent rnsagrinest.
Weskly cssh salary Of SIS and ali travelling sI-
p-pses and hotsl bills advanced In cash each
srsnee aud eIelose seif-addr.ss~d .nv vsiops.
THk NATIONAL. 1s< dearborn ST.. Chiears'
The state herald., 1904-07-01

Judge Gray Who has been mentioned
As democratic candidate for president
Is reported to have given 1t ont that. II
nominated, he would not accept. II ne
is correctly reported in this matter, lie
evidently s wise enough to see his de-
fest on the csmpslrn program. He
wants to see Grover Cleveland nominal.
The state herald., 1904-07-01
SUMMONS,

SUMMONS.
State NJ Colorado
ceuniT Of Phillips
In ~. district .o~i,,
js.sis Jufsa.s. plaintiff. u Il u t,ankiin. de.
frnjsht.
The People n the stats of coiofsdo.
Tok u rDnkiin. ,b. d.f.sd.nt si.,. ss,aad.
0rs'inE'
ipu are hs,shf required 10 spna-f inaa action
bfpashl assiast ,oa by the shave nsn.J plain
,iif N N. ds,,,., e.or ~ rhiiiir. c.nn,,, stat.
II rolorpsis, and sns ser 'ts complain, therein
within t~spo DAP. .i,st N. .~''ie. hereof. "
served within ,his cgrp,J ~, " s-',r-i -1i NJ
,hi, ceap'y. ~ hy p,hiies,,on, within thirty ds,s
stiss The sssvius hsr..f. ss.iasiss ~ VI. dsJ ~
.ss,,.si ~ jsdrsm.n, ny dsfsui, gill b. ,.hss
sssisss Sss ssssrdlss 70 ,hs pfsyss ~ The csp.
ssrpla'at As1 Ds ssry Of u. sonpisini in
The state herald., 1904-07-01

Itls reported that WI. Bryan wants
to 90 to the United States senate aud 10
plunninR to capture the seat now occu-
pied by Senator Deitrich.
The state herald., 1904-07-01

wANTED-A TRUSTWORTHY GENTLEMAN
or e sssS s91a Sss,s = q .o &,
Ing. A straight bona fds weekly salary Of eiS %
paid BY check s4ch Monday With al sspeAssa
direct from hsadquartsrs, Money advanced for
expenses. Encloss addressed envelope. Mar
ager. so Caxton bldg, Chicago. i7-ss
The state herald., 1904-07-01
GROUND Feed.

1havs recently purchsssd new feed
grisds, and will ran it with . gasoline
engine. Ian prepared to do satisisetery
work in iced GRADING and will alss han
die feed for sale. Call ssd sss ne.
G. ". 0ARIAnp.
The state herald., 1904-07-01

Hon. John +. Shafroth Of Denver will
deliver the 4th OF July orssion at the
Tsmmany celebration in New York.
The state herald., 1904-07-01

B. f. Montgomery and his friende are
preparing boom Tor him rs democratic
candidate ior governor.
The state herald., 1904-07-01
SUMMON.


s,ats sf Colorado. l..
County Of Phillips.
In The county court.
Robsrt A Holmes, plaintiff. Va Joseph Y Hoov-
er. Henry Z Wells, dssshsisnts.
The frspls u the stats Of Colorado.
To Jossph Hoover and Henry z wslis the
dsfaAaAts nhovs named ersting,
rsu ars hereby required 70 appear In An
action brought against you BY tho above
named plaintiff. in the county court u Phil
lips county. state sf Colorado, and answer
the csmpisint therein within twenty days II
ter tns service nor-oi, II served WITHIN this
county: or. II served out of this county, or
BY publication. within thirty days after the
service hereof g exclusive Of the dAy Of ssrvics;
or Judgment by default Will be taken Against
yeu according to tho prayer Of the complaint; ;
Aad u acopy Of tho compliant m the aooys
ssniled actisn BE- not served with this sum.
rnsss, or II the service hereof b. made cut Of
this state. then ten days additional 70 the
time hrrcisAbovs spocinsd for appearance
and answer win be allowed hsforr thr taking
Of judspess by default - Aforesaid.
1hs ssid sr,ioa 10 brought 10 quiet the title "
the follosins described real estate East half Of
,ks south east quarter Of sec { tosnships north
os range u wet Of the sth p \ In the county of
Phillips md state Of Colorado. Piaintin alleging
that hs 10 the absolute and unqualified owner
and In artnAi posasssion of said land that the
d1sndAnts make some claim adverse 10 tbs title
II IL piAinuR therein ~ viii more fully ap-
psar frea Tie complaint In said astioa 10 which
rsfsrnos IL here made.
And yeu ars hsrsby nosissd that u yoa fall Ia
appasr. and TO answer the said complaint a.
absys required. tbs aid piais,id ~ili tax. de-
fault and iudc-msnt asprsJei.
Givrn under mT hand and the seal ef the said
apanis court a, noiyokr toio In said eoun.
y, uhis 10Th day VI May. a. D.. tvos.
W. -. kEi.sEf.
judss Of III. county Court.
tskALl rhlllips County. Colorado,
PAisrss. At,orns, for pisinti6.
The state herald., 1904-07-01
SIRAYEp

From my ranch northeast Of Holyoks
10 head OF cattle branded o n Recovery
Of the cattle w,il be liberally paid for.
o. HERTzIo.
The state herald., 1904-07-01

TO CURE a C0LD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Brsmo Qnnino Tablets.
All drugg'sts refasd the meney II It
fails 10 cure. Z. W. Groves signature
Is en- sAeh boz. DO
The state herald., 1904-07-01
AGENTS WANTED.

LiFE or r. DEWITT TALMAGE, by
his son. REV. FRANK DEWITT TALMAGk
And associate clitors Of Christian Herald.
Only book cndorsed by Talmsgs family
Enormsus prsnt for sScnts who sot quickly
Ontrt tan cents. Write ifnuiedia ataly
CLAak q CO. ax2 n. stk ~. Phila..
"a Mention this Paper.
The state herald., 1904-07-01

A good aeoond hand office or bus,ness
house heating stove for sale. Inquire at
the HERALD Office.
The state herald., 1904-07-01

Tammsny will take II presidential
boom Of their own to st. Louis with
them. They are now shouting tor Geo
b. Mcclellan.
The state herald., 1904-07-01
First publication June 10, 1901.
Nutca for Publication.
Land onlcs At Sterling. Colo

June z 1904.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has fled notice Of Intention to
make nnal proof In support Of his claim.
and that said proof will be msds before clerk
Of county court At Hoiyoks. Colo, on July
10, 1904. viz: Joseph N SKIOLD one Of the heirs Of
Carl SKIOLD deceased. n X No 1904 for the 8
w seo 10 tp n 10 " 9Th Pm.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. vik:
John B Nelson OF Haxtun. Colo.
John Nelson - Holyoks
Elmer P Nelson "
John Hamilton
rLnnI4o Register
The state herald., 1904-07-01
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF ApMrNIsrBAToR's SALE
In the matter Of the estnte I
Of ElixAbsth Brown deceased \


BY virtue Of an order and decree Of the couAty
court Of Phillips county. made on the petition
Of the undersigned. administrator Of the estate
Of Elirabsth Brown deceased on the ssth day Of
Octobsr A D 1903. l shall, on the 18th day of
Nay A d 1901 as the hour Of = O'Clock u, soil
at private sale, to the highest and best biddsr
u Raxtun, ColsrNde, the following described
real sstats Of sid deoeasssi. to-wnt: Lot No
ssvea "a block No Ten no, Of the town OF Haz-
tun state u Colorado situats il the oounty of
Phfllips, state Of Colorado, upon the following
terms, viz: Cash in hand.
Al the conclusion Of such sale the purchaser
will bs entitled to q certificate Of purchase, and
upon the approval Of such sale by the court the
purchaser will be entitled to deed Of said real
property. MANUAL ANDERSON.
Administrator Of the estats u Elisabsth Brown
deceased.
Dated at Holyoks. Colo. this aist day Of April
A D isul.
The state herald., 1904-07-01
Manager Wanted

wAktkD kD-TntsTwoitfiir LADY on GfA.
lenAn To manage Lu.iBssa Ia tll. county auI
aiisibinG t.rriisry Tor honss of solid snsnelsi
standing, ~ - straight cash salary and stp-n
e. psld esoh Monday direct from hnsdla quarter
L,psnns money sJsnncsdI position part.ansn,
Address hshsr~r. sieioino Blcck,, Chicago
The state herald., 1904-07-01
virs, publication Nay Is ipe,

virst pubiieation Nay = ipo,
Notes fer Publication,
rnitrd blstes Land once
sterling Colo May :. iss
Soties 10 hereby given that tho following
sannef sat,l.r hn. ni.d notice II hi, intsn-
uon IA msks nnAi proof In support Of his
claim. and that said proof viii bs made b
fore the clerk OF the osuntT court At
iioiyohs. Colo, w July .. ipi. ,isl
70 nsn,isy formerly X u Simpson II NJ
isss for the Y SEQ iarsp. gu~,
lie names the following witnesses. W prove
his esstnuous rpslds~cs upon and euiti.s.
stss Of said land, uHi
Wsi,sr n bradford Of iieiyot. Coils
Rat-tt q stout
william rtont " /.
john Bars.s "
povLxsisa Register
The state herald., 1904-07-01
NATIONAL
CATTLE DIP.


CATTLE DIP.
Manufactured specially for curing range
cattle affected with mango and Texas
itch, where tho only available mssns Of
treating 10 by dipping.
NON POISONOUS.
The Only Dip Ever Used n the west
That Has Proven = Success.
II is a coal tar product and contains
every ant,septic, gsrmioide, and dsin.
fectan. found in coal. 1t unites and
forms perfect emulsion with water 10
any temperature aud III any proportion.
IL Is = pos,tiv. worm dsstroysr aud ia
beneficial to the animal should any Of IL
be swallowed in the process OF dipping.
Tebacco aud nicotine dips do not de-
troy the soab parasites, Ssponiaed oar.
bolic acid dips. while sffectual, have ths
objection Of burning the skin Of the ami.
NAL. Sulphur and limo hnve tho fol.
lowing drnwbnok-: Dangerous because
II the proportions are not exact the by.
drogen IN the water united with the sui.
phur forms sulphurei u hydrogen, .
deadly poison. In order to W snsctusl
it must bs hot, and the animal from the
reao.iou takes cold, running int pnsu-
nonia. When i.s diluting power IL tax.
90 into consideration Il 10 more expsu.
siye than National DIP. II also takes
more time and trouble to prepare It.
Resa the following testimonials, 500
deposited IN the City National bank os
York, Ssb.. and the Sheldon bank ss
Sheldon. Ia, TO any ons Who Cal, prove
the following are nei genuine:
To all cattlsmsu or whom II may cos.
cern: We have used tile National Cat,
tie Dip Hnd Had 1t does the work siosly,
curing all the mssae, We would have
lost one With hos bad II not bs-n dipped,
snd ean freely and cheerfully reosu,.
mend 1t tc any one contemplating the
uss Of the dip. Yours,
John 7. Rankips.
John III. Knox.
North Platte, Nob, April 8, 1903,
We the nndernisn~d do hsreby state
that we have received tho Nstiouai Cat.
tie Dip aid ioupd /! to 10 MI TIM y Claim
Tor II, q. j. McAil,stsr,
O. l.. Mudd. Foreman Of Paxteus
Ranch at hersey. Nsb.
hershey, Nsb, May Is, 1905.
Price si.5o par gallon. 5000 psr bar
rsl. wnts for frs book % Asv msthods
Of dipping.
Aauufsotured BY Astisasl Msd,,Al
Co., fsrk. Nsb., and kbsldoa. Iowa, iary.
eat manufacturers os cattle dip In the
United States. For sale by
Q n. Mckee Holyoks, Colo,
The state herald., 1904-07-01
Republican National Ticket.

For President
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
For Vice Prea,dtnt
CHARLES WARREN FAIRBANKS.
The state herald., 1904-07-01

OFFICIAL PAPER OF PHILLIPS COUNTY
The state herald., 1904-07-01

TLnhIHo Register
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-28
Dewey May be Appointed.

Washington November 27.--Gratified by the spirit which has animated the con- tracing parties in agreeing to entrust to a commission the ascertainment Of the questions of fact connected with the North sea incident. the United States government will cordially cooperate in the naming of the commission by the designation of one of it's high naval. offi- cers as a member of that body. The outcome Is especially pleasing to the ad- ministration, following as 1t does so closely on President Roosevelt's invita- tion to the powers of the world for a second Hague conference.
 The popular impression has been all along that Admiral George Dewey, the ranking officer in the American navy, would be asked to be the American rep resentative on the commission. although other names have been mentioned in con- neetfon with the appointment. A decis- ion will be reached promptly after the formal invitation has been received from the Russian and British governments as to who shall be designated. This formal invitation has not yet been received the two governments concerned in the nego- tiations which have been in progress be- tween them. acting entirely on the pre- sumption that the United States would cheerfully give it's assistance and detail a naval officer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-28
LANDsDowNE GIVES WARNING.
British Vessels Following Baltic Fleet
 May Get Into Trouble.

London, November 27.-Foregn Minis chamber of shipping, chamber of com merce and other similar bodies giving further warning with reference to Brit ish eolllers and the Russian squadron, ex- plaining that the British owners charter ing vessels for such purposes as follow ing a Russian fleet with coal and sup piles might render themselves liable to proceedings under the foreign enlistment act, the applicable sections of which he quotes. Lord Lansdowne then refers to the fact that similar question arose during the Franco-German war, when MT. Gladstone laid down the principle that such coiliers would to all intents and purposes become store ships to the feet
 "Therefore concludes Lord Lans- downe, although neutral traders may trade in contraband at the risk of cap ture, they should bear in mind the con- ditions of the English laws"
 Lord Lansdowne, in response to the re- quest of the Liverpool chamber of com merce for further information of the question of contraband, states that com municationg on the subject are still pass ing between the British and Russian gov ernments, and that he Is not yet able to add materially to his earlier inter- view. However, he says Russia still re- gards coal and raw cotton as contra band, and machinery, as in the Calchas case liable to condemnation if for war like purposes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-28
THIEF WALKS OFF
 WITH BANKS CASH
BANK OF STEVENSON IS ROBBED IN BROAD DAYLIGHT WHILE LEADING sTocKHoL0ER WAS NOT LOOKING.

scottsboro. November a.-(speoiaL)- The Bank of Stevenson, in the upper end of this county. was robbed Saturday about noon of something over one thousand dollars-all the money in the cash drawer at the time This makes twice in the past two months that this bank has been robbed, and on both occasions In broad daylight.
 Saturday about noon Charley Alston, cashier of the bank, left his position at the cashiers desk to go up the street for a few minutets on business. He left ". H. Bogart, who Is one of the largest stockholders of the bank, in the office, where he has desk. During the ab- senee of MT. Aston some one deliberate ly walked in and helped himself Mir. Bogart did not pay any attention at the time, as he was busily engaged. and thought 1t was MT. Aston returning.
 The robbery is considered one of the boldest ever perpetrated in the county, having been done while the streets were full of people passing the bank, and in full of people passing the bank, and in MT. Aston returned, a few moments later, he discovered the theft and gave the alarm, but no clue can be found Bloodhounds were sent for, but have done nothing so far.