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THE STATE HERALD
»•* M. R. TINU CARD.
Tirao Table No. a.
*AHT SOUND. *
No. ISS l'tiMenper n Hls p. to.
• No. M 4 r<M freight . ,1:22 u. in.
No. lttfreight 7:00 a. m.
wm boi'np.
No. 151 Pawonprr 8:25 n. m.
No. ißß Fast'freight H:ls p,
* 5::5 ° !*• '»•
.11 nthtT
Went bound train* arrive on central tiino nml
leave on mountain lime. Knot Ikhiih! train* nr
ri\*o on mountain tlmo nml Jpnvoon taritnrl tunc
r ' A. 11. WaH
....... N Sthifon Agent.
J. It. rhclan.
A«’( Btipti,' llgly^kt*.
DIIIKCTOIi )'.
M. I*3. Oliuroli.
Preaching every Bmul*y morning nt ]0:no,
nipl evening at 7. Ctawuncptlng nl :t p. ni.
> hominy School at 9:00 a.m., nil mountain
• ** w>o, li. F. Todd, I'notar.
ISvunirellonl.
Servleo* alternate fijjndny'.-t nt 10:90 n. in
mountain tlmo, In f*. R. (Viur.li. All cor
Hally InvltoU to nttomi.
. ' ’ J. llolomax, Fan tor.
United PrcHpytertnn Ml»*lon In M. V;
Church. Pcrvlcc* cnrli alternate Sabbath at
»p. m. monntaln time. All cordially Invited
J. M. Hahvv, l'n.tor.
r*yg- •*——■ -r:— ——
i. o. o. r.
WIKiE, No. 70, 1, O, O. K,, moot*
_* jytS lumtdiie evening „t linker’* Hull.
» ffU. .... UKO. II.KINH, N,G
W. M. ADI. AN!), Kcc’y, ’
K. ol* I*,
QRCAOKNT I.OIHSK. No. SR, K.or I* , meet.
• crery w cdnci-day night.
A ATEMPLK, CU
JIS MAUVIX, K.of It. AS.
<4. A. It.
a. n.. m. h>
llakor * Halt, on tlie wi-unil umt fourth Kri
ilay* of each month. YDiting hrclhern foitllnHy
- invite.t. U. V. KIM'., I*o»t t om.
K. CIIF.A DI.K, A.lJntnnt.
JM. \V. A.
1 flßi’Y****** 'Ml* No. 702, meet flint ami thlr«l
r rt.lay* of cn.'ti moiiuli.
K K UUANNON, Clerk. It M GII.BON, V c
N A TION AI. ( H ) VF. 11N M ENT.
* ie«i<lctit—ltciiJ. Ilrrri*nn.
I •resident of Senate—lz-vi I*. Morion.
*.'hlef Justice—Mel villa W, Fuller.
of State—.limn »G. Itlalne.
** •* Trra*iiry--\Vm. Whulom.
*• •* War—Rcdilcld Pr»K-uvr.
** ** Navy—ll. F. Tracy.
** •• Interior—J. IV. Xotile.
“ A.'Hriilliire—.l ltu«k.
a.iip... y General—lV. 11. 11. Miller.
I’iti.lm.mtcr lieneral—Jokp Wannmnkpr.
f L\ S. Senators—ll. M. Teller, E. O. tVoleott.
llo-en Toniiscml.
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor—Jolt A. Cooper.
'l.l. Governor—tV. (J. smith,
secretary of Male—Jamie* Rice.
‘State Treasurer—AV. 11. Uristiauo.
Supt. Full. In*t.-F. I 'irk.
.-'tale Auditor—D. It. Srliwnnlierk.
Attorney General—S. tf. .loue*.
- l-t DDL—.I. W. McCreercy.
pitaal4' ,m ' M n,n,iVL ‘ hih.-c.h.. i .Keod.
,ifit* KIGHTII JCIM IAI,.
v <iiwlr. J>ltto - S s# ;ii owll ,. r .
*|id Attornej-.J. K. Gnrriguc*.
wrty t: k. Hraunoo.
—Win.iKohiiiMiii,
Cor.STY OFFICERS.
i<
oimly Clerk -« . K. MePhervoii.
j ijl C. tt iitu rls-e.
“ II. Fainter.
'"w rren*:m*r—lt. A. ||.»ktn*.
pie. '"I' 1 - "1 School*—! War Tivjfo.
j. A»*m«kh-('. 11. FlrAr'l. *
< tVhioi.le.
“ T*.n'.*!•*'' >r~*-V^WnG L liiini, Jr* l!ey-"j*
- no!.!* i , f !I. tV. Watte.
PBBCIN'I T OFFIt KBS.
.Illflh'F-W.ti. llrlUnd noil It. K. Moure,
I 'it*iMnMcf~i;ii» Temple mill o**«tr Allort.
ltufii! fliijH-rvliKir .J. II- Daggy.
■ »m <n C'lly Oflluui'H.
-m |,*U « W F.Jolmwn
i »• -Judge—|* r\V caterer.
I :;fi* ,-inUT— It (Jil*m.
\\ jodittl—S K L'lieadlr.
, ~...«in»«r—K K llrriiti n.
■ Treasurer—t»eo H Clark.
| iTrtislcci,—l,rt* Wltiierliec. A Temple, I'ntrirk
* tViMi. J I* Kenyon, I* ILiyiinm I, A It W••••!».
nVSIAKiSS CAL'I)S
W. I). KEbSY.
Attorney mid C.'mmwlor
At Titnv.
tVIII practice In nil tl««* courts of the statu. r.-n-
M ran -1 ►lHt'lally. office out* ilimr aoUlll Ilf
y**»M nllli’r.
' PEIUIY C. WKSTOVBIt,
4 TTOJ’.\h'Y-A T-J.A ir
amt XOTAitY FCJII.Ir
• oiite-l mm * n »|ci.-ilty. Mmu i In loan mi
Farm aint City property at low rnl.». ndl,,
front room over Holyoke Male Hank.
W. G. HELLAND,
a . NOT VIIY ITItI.IC.
I 'ronttiat**, Cut lection* <>r my oflUu woik
F .ittvndK to. l'n|MTa ilruwii wltli nreuruey.
r " \iol ro&oefloiot niteioleil to promptly.
.1. W. WIIIITI.K
(.'(> i’xty >■ rj.'V h' yo /:
, OF J.ou. i.v corxi r.
Piml (IDied nl 1 tut yoke, Coin, iir.'l r* *»l«*n<v
i'o #i*llon tl-T-M.
R. R. BLAIR, M. I).
—: Physician & Surtjeon
• O '*• p on second flimr Dnlbtrunm I»tisl«linjr.
t'nnjp* foil ml ut olllre ,tuy mot night. la-nve
.•r*tc-s nl Central l»rng »*l*-iv.
. . Af-KOVKI'I'K. I>. )). S.
DENTIST.
J'lnlcrl • - Hindi.
A 1.1.10 RTS WIiST SI l)K
Barbas* Shop
l*.»r rir-t rluss Work.
I .mile* niol Chll'lit-m* Unit > t.'llng mol
MiHni|M»n|nir a > pi dully.
C3»o. WILCOX,
_jmn min,
.4 0 liUifu of !»•.., » ,t,. „ ~fi, ni
ln/ift/iH- fiil-if, i a - ■ -* ,
•/*#e« tribt u/ II lulho
Br’if.sf.w.tnnnn
i* i« m mki, i'Pnrlll
I»r mi v*aifci*-.£ tillll
»*~i* o*» i»-j i» it« in
••**■*. •# will*.,.* fi re
n*»*»fc i-s'iif,"*- ~,,
»-»•' •*«>*,* Iq
**'f»rt,*»llh»ll lh» •lta>l,n,, n-t *
1 */" frre ■ .. «-| i. (■
>*'*»' •<«•!/ • M Ml
•**•« la Mm *»» mi iho *
«* l« lb— ... .
f Ml. *1 trqt h..... «n.I all, > g
*ll.t all .li.ll - >- (,) , »■,
'|-llr. IbiarTPH- 1 nm. la
l**h»* lb* Mlllai a- i-aia.-'a,
UMiiaiia.i
u* ■l,l II a. H r . mini. >• HI. 111.
rWi»in..«o. #l.| m~m wlla Ml
aO'»* WHO* a-, i*
*ai*>»l i^a ■. 4 1 1. 1 *.
nb . *IH» I* •# |l »«-» tain-.
m-m»* m ii.. *mM. im*
iwru’.i.'.v.'iiwiv j
W) Vss*«rs: iff,
Editorial.
Announcement.
Tito nmlcrslgncil hereby announco.s
blinsdf a candidate for Die noininal
lion of assessor of Phillips county,
subject to the will of Die republican
coiuity convention.
A. L. JiriinuTTK.
No use, the croakers must go. It
will rain in the rainbelt country
'whether wo want it to or not.
The crop prospects in Colorado were
never more Mattering titan 'll toy are
litis year. All crop reports and all our
exchanges speak in the most enthusi
astic manner of the splendid outlook.
iJunng the last session of the gene
ral assembly of tile state of Illinois a
law ivas passed taking effect duly Ist,
prohibiting the employ of aliens on any
state or municipal work. That is
right. America for Americans, every
time.
The Ohio democrats may just, as well
give a long, lingering farewell to their
chance for senatorial honors in that
state. In the last legislature Die re
publicans had a majority of thirty on
joint ballot, anti to-day she is more
strongly republican than ever. No,
my child, Ohio is not a doubtful state.
.Straight republicanism will always
win. and some of our manliest lenders
are now having an inning since Cleve
land has been retired to the democratic
shades of oblivion. Senator Chand
ler and Ooyernor Foraker have both
been called to serve the people, and
they are republicans nil the way j
through.
In Atlantic, lowa, their canning fac
tory put up i 1,000 ,000 cans last season,
and the syme can be done in Holyoke
j ngxt year did our fanners and truck
j men have any assurance that a factory
\v add be erected here. No soil under
i tae clouds and sun is ns proliiio as is
ours. Some one speak. The columns
of the 11 cttAM) arc always open for
just such purposes.
It is au old adage that jt is always
darkest just before the dawn. And so
when many of our people thought, or *
tried to think, the drouth was just j
about to swallow up our beautiful bar- !
vest, a gentle pressure upon the celes
tial sponge caused the desert to blos
som as the rose. Hut Cotoiado was
never known to play false to tli»* fru
gal, industrious husbandman, and there
is no need to fear from that source.
He attentive to «trang.-i\s when they
;o?j;e into town. Hemoinher that they
h:jve Ift f/iends and acquaintances
and haV i.b one to talk to. show
tmra that il they will come here they
will find good \v;»riu and‘true friends
that will supply the place of any they
are leaving. Often do men decide not
to locate in a place because they think
the people are narrow and selfish,
when in fa: t they are only forgetful.
He kind, thdrefoun ,o the stranger
within our gates. Hx.
Can anything be written containing
more truth to the square inch Ilian the
above? Let cucb and every citizen in
Holyoke and I'billips county act out to
the letter the spirit of that article.
Tlip Snlliyun-Kilpiiu lias been
ami .)obn J*. is champion of the
world. While there is no queKthoi
that such events are brutal and bar
barous in the evtreme. there is enough
tif this element in the average man to
maVe him take great interest in the
outcome of the greatest list ic encoun
ter the world lias seen for many years,
and the dailies were eagerly sought by
our people, everyone anxious to see
and hear the result. The battle lift
ed two hours and eighteen minutes, in
which were fought seventy-six rounds.
As a model of physical manhood .Sulli
van h;ts no equal.
In every community, in every town
or city, there are those who shake their
heads at every possible improvement,
they see no good in the past.present or
future, they lidiculc the undertakings
ol over) energetic man or woman, they
stand in public {daces ready to dis
courage any onward move in real es
tate, business or other commendable
deals. Why will men tints continue to
harass and retard those who propose to
try, at least, to »!.» something? Then
are always live men in every settle
ment ready to perform, as liei-t tlie\
can; the duties required of lluMruc.
manly, slrnlghtforwiii.l titi/eii. Win
not let such men have tin opportunity?
Why not {eigl a cheerful word of on
couragemcnt and u helping handy Tht
wuild was mude that active men might
control it and for Hie tApn » pnrj . -•
••f giving mau an opportunity to devel
op It mul its resources, and then le
best improve bi > time and the pown
with which the creator pudotvi d Inin,
therefore, men of action, hold that
which you should of right control, and
heed lint th< misgiving of those who
nee nothing good In >our ell -its to
imild up \..ut • > iloti • 1 thec Hintrj
Kxchange.
••fulled we rtaiid; divided we tall '
s as true us when uttered by Washing
ton In his fr.iewell a<hlit.-s,and applies
just m« forcibly to the local afT.tlin ot
•hi daily ham- letiom. i.-. to the perpet
oily of our government, and tla- Hun
I
who lo HUM! it few dolbti * will patron
i/.o a foreign hi in • r industry, thereby
•leirat ling >i ill II.•• ii u line n| I,e ol
•ui biuiiievs men mid n i'uw oiti/,en.i
a II d. dve. a- though tins iifttillln
lilllid <>l lit a . ii, anil Net le-l.e |||r
ill m patilotii'tlt.i i me we, i i hove a
dronger loN" ef «*• >titili>. l'til we all
Ii i\e or should • a e mu u inti i
•at in the welfare of otir nmnlry and
'••win ll 1 1 la-Kin l.oiui -wid ion
nelghboi i and liti/ens should he mu
biothei a*d lit! i indhlduiil piospeil
ty aihl i -o mill'll lo tin gem ini filial ~|
■ill. la i n. ' • j ni-.iu \ and |at
ri tinge at in -ii". ‘hie!; :» eoiirse ef bus
me a deulhiL; w •!' in i' e HolyUo a
H) I i In .ii i;. ail olhef lnmii uetiln
• ■ in*-.■ i I i. 'i a spirit atnuc mu
I re; I. make, •- m littr.inn.i men libei il
1 • 'Mf of b#i*i“ | eta
‘ f- ' ' S 4
h- rn
when
ill liutkh g Mild v ~,'* would
hr t l it) b t weeiA ’ , 4'i the
surprise you at their readiness to com
ply. Hut if there should happen to be
a man so small who would not should
cr his share of public generosity after
such liberal treatment and encourage
ment by all our people, tiro him out of
town with a through pass to Chinn,
lie would be of too small a caliber to
live under Die stars and stripes.
No Reference to Him.
‘‘Now,” said Die passenger sitting
with bis feet on the other sent, “this
Bible of yours says the very hairs of
your head are numbered. Do you
mean to tell me tliajt some divine or
angelic being actually went to the
trouble to count the hairs of my head?”
“Of course not,” replied the parson,
who was not such a meek man as he
looked to be; “the text doesn’t men
tion bristles, even by inference.”
And shortly afterward the parson,
who laid been riding on the wood box,
got a seat, but the religions discussion
was dropped.—Hurdottc in Brooklyn
A GUAINT SPANISH CUSTOM.
The OIU Time Aimi*ement of CuAcarone
Sport.
Tho!* w ho urc acquainted with the cus
toms of old SiMinish towns in California
know what coscoroncs tire, and tire prob
ably familiar with the ways of using
thorn and the additional enjoyment they
lend to nil dances when? they nro used.
To such of our readers who are not well
l»oi.t .1 in the matter wo will attempt to
give a few words of explanation
The origin of tho custom of coararono
breaking is probably surrounded with as
iinpenetrahlemystory.au the identity of
j tho “Man in tin? Iron Mask.” It was
brought to California by tho early Span
ish famili*-.-* from Mexico, and up to with
in a few year.-, paut it was an attractive
I’eatim. ol every dance given during a
certain portion of the year. Cnscarnno
season L-gitm, according to custom, at 13
<>Yl>« k Christmas night and lasts till Ash
Wednesday, and any one of our old citi
zens can tell of the grand time; at casca
rono balls in the “llusli days” when the
custom was at its height. Dances wero
of almost nightlf occurrence then, and j
hundreds of dozens of caseurones were !
broken in an evening, and many n jxxjr
family dt rived a handsome income from
the manufacture and sale of ejiscarones.
They sold at tf 1 a dozen in the early part
of the evening, and in tho “wee sma*
. hours,” when the commodity l»ccanio
' scarce, an ounce of golddu l has been
| known to L* given for a single dozen.
Many interesting stories could Ik> told
; of the eascarune lulls of tin? jiast, hut
only one will lx* mentioned ns au in
stance of tin* jmpulurity of tills peculiar
feature of the lulls. On ono .occasion, at
n lull given at tho residence of Don Joso
Ahrego. l’eto Serrano, then a muehneho,
was on band selling cascarone... A gen
tlentau appnueheti and asUetl what ho
would take for hi.s eav.iroiu-.i. “Ono
dollar a dozen,” was the answer. “llow
many have you?” win tln-next inquiry. !
‘•Forty dozen.” "All ri ;!it. I’ll take
them. ’ Taking the lnsk«*t, lie starti-d
down the hall, but had not taken u dozen
stops when In* was stirr undel l.y a
iiuutberof young ladies, and in n moment
all hands were diving jut*i tin* basket, !
coming out with douMelinndsftd and i
crushing them on hi.s liea !. while ho !
manfully sti.ivo to return a few of the !
compliments ho r«v ived. In li\o minutes
not ono of tie• forty dune:i caM*aro:ies ro- ;
maincxl whole. Tho modus ojicTandi of I
casiairono making is very simple, mid |
ithout ns follows: Into an empty egg.Jiell
wljole, except for an o|M*ning in ono
pii'l just largo enough to remove the
original content ; is placed .Uwnt n ten
sjMioiiful of finely chopped paper of
various bright colors and gold liuseli
then the o,»cniilg is ne:illy dost d by ,
laisting a piece of colon-1 p:*)M*r over it, ,
mid then the cjwcnrniiu is nil ready for
Use.
in Mexico, in tliegiMid old times, ruando
lial.ia imiclio oro, gold dust uiixisl with
diamond dust, va. often ten-1 to till the <
eggblK-Hs 111 the swell fttndatlgtsvH given '
by th- old gntndi.And it is done! l
oecasloiuiXy nowadays l»v s.inu* of the
wealthy old LKms who wuli to do the 1
thing up in stylo. Other ways of filling
the shells war. t» a-.- finally perfm.i i '
powdv r, mid Munetitaea rare and costly
|K-rfuim« wen* u> i. Very «if tin the ‘
shell i were l*-.mtifully decoratisl, and '
soii|etliui-< hand painl. I. I > Munteiev. '
In-fun* 11 tv «I« liueof tire custom, tlfcslieiis
il ns like
K -ter * s. mid ;-r other tiim-H tastefully
«ht oral' l with dilh n ut eolora of pujior.
< ’li vl j•-*,h-r and tius*-| \. •• * usually
iHlt in tin* shells, l' il on more than one
,Vti.Lsioa gold doll.a* pie*- -s were -
o.n- in each shell. Npir. J caady vv ast*fl«-ii
Uh I, an I .-meiiiu -. jHind,mud |ier(tun
irv. lieu. . ive. r.li.-;-»iuly save the
sh‘H* - f all tla * they us-and put
th. ill until * . • aroa" m ,iH»a I-.IUUK
around.
In c;isenrotj© br* d in;; it i-v not ihvoh
sary that one should U* ac<|uaintwl: in
f.'Ct. it is u H»rt - d ••niashlna procit-dlhg
all tlnviugli. The act of breaking n u
• aro.i on anotlivr s lieiwl i-. t«» Is- eon
"lder.si a ...lupllment by the nviphvit,
uh i ii i.-i lamer h-nind to return it at
«h«* fir t opix.rtunity. Tin- pn-p-r way
to break them is to crush tin* shell
in tla* hand over the jn-r on'. In-ml,
allowing it«i -ileiiu t.. fall o;i ifi.. h, a.|.
it i
' i " Ii II i i,i i |y ||
broKe'ioii the lie id, i- raolh-sji ojf Inenlity jl
oi fo.-.-> II j|. and i" ( ■ Util, su- aive
«•! anything hut maiahl.* f.-. ’ing on th--
p-u «-t t',(* Iv.-vow r. When tf»■ - ice i !
once hrolnn h. -.m -(ulv.-utitrousmaiden .
««r plucky man th.- ■■ •uia;?i" i ►<k»ii I
spreads, mi l in u sh- 'rt time » n ryU*dy i*
I
cnro.uo indivriniina.clv. mil jn-eiving
I lI ■ k lsdt
. I dm ,
nqo a sort of game waa pl.tvd in (he
i'lv.tkin t of i-i.s ■r> •**»-,. It v.m an «il»-
Ij- t Ilia- in the o) | ; .me •-le ; ,, -to
hre tk the let laie .r.-. .-n :;a th'-v. •hr
one I • .Mug the I. t v»a < ullov vsl 11m
prlvilt-a- of n klii-; the oils i every time
ill -v moti "How !■: •my chiekt-nsr" mid
lit'' Other WollM lb' (\| •lr l 01 ••ivy II
pi", at forth •I* iiv•..t - I th.* . hi■•!. a
ctuuly, •(•-.. being umtally Tills
W.I cllovvcd |o I . kept nil until the I- \i
# :i Ml I. IM .V. '• l ill" I*.:!, r ~|
pla.V' I OV. *J ■ -a. ■i -y d.) \t/u .
Invention of Bank Notes.
.... a.iiii, .■ i •
The ('Mill •- illll-Lted hank »l* -t-• I i.-i
r II i ! 1
lie lt•i- ~ ''ill the •on ii , ,|* , ~|;n* •
iuilat I that I*-. • - niarlc. I.u r r i i
note would only j i:r< ha e n t.'ound of
.• V 1
<'hllia in the 1 rli |i!*| I’eutUlV fto • -I
P ior i -tied l .iiher 1110)1',- -•'which his
: • i.hr-l; ; -it in . 11 • -u, l\ ' and
» tue vian I iter tfi" cnrieniw w’i> *lr -ei
f'-rrd lo a jo'ui :■. t. h.- eh of i iihu*-*'
•
1 . i. •
Wmw kL I’ .ol • 'in n - I »■ lie Krai.
A New "Winking Sun."
Dr. fiohld I 1 a I
new vv Uli.l • ii, r .1 * -i•• - I:, ih.'
rapidity • ! i ' u i.cc s |t* . i.,m.mu At l.
wdilch ih ■-i '-, i i.l -I un• ui of
demon la i* h\. Th tin «• .i : ihi '
V- i" to .• - ml i. l iu ■ uiHiitlom of
till* I hi - i 111 • unc-lv tins |. i!|';( i
an cu' i •' " 1 1 ■ • t *>r radu r nil »*.* duct i
Stitt. Is wddH’n.'f •• I - uirfet m utt I ,
Ih- "i, m; I | id' s lip ic ; i1... , -i 1
Tier* itV 11 1 "
•d for lay m
the law only
Nil) . til) 111 st til ..... M*.
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CORRESPONUENtTE.
13J5AC11VILLE ITEMS.
Spcrinl Com?*|toii,Uonca to tho llkrai.p.
Hot weather tlie i»nst week.
f Win. Polio has advertised to provo up In
■ i lie near future.
> Miss (icorgln Mason was thoguestof Mary
Peter lust Monday.
Frnt.k Ihirklialter and.lohnJenkius came
home from Deliver Sunday.
Itobert White and son Hubert of Holyoke,
’ wore out on the claim the past weak.
’ Michnel Troutman, of York, Neb., Is hero
1 for a few weeks’ visit with his son, Oscar
i Trout umn.
i' The dance nt Barry Trego's on the eve of
,* tho -1111 was a grand success. Quite a mttit
? her of our young folks attended.
The 4th has come and gone, and we are
, glad to know that Hnichville Uid her duty
toward paying tlie homage due to the im
mortal patriots on that day.
Died— July fitli. Mrs. Newell l’erter, niter
* a brief illness, of typhoid fever. She leaves
, a husband and seven children to mourn her
! loss. The funeral took place from the M.
, E. church in Holyoke, and she was laid to
rest in the new cemetery. The neighbors
extend tho hand of sympathy to the be
reaved family.
We agree with Virgo in regard to his rc
i marks In last Issue, if economy la to bo the
watehwdrd of the county ofllcials we would
like to see il manifested in some way, and
we think it would he a good plan for them
to commence right at home in their ofllclul
. capacity. Practice wluit you preach, or
keep still on the subject.
Old Miskiiv.
i NEBRASKA'S LEQ\L HISTOB Y,
Complete Laws of tlie Territory nml State h
Three I.nrgo Volumes.
J For thirty live year* has Neltrnskii'H Terri
torial ami Htiito legislatures lieen enacting,
i iniicniltiigunit repealing law* alTectlng the
personal ami property rights of the citizens
of the state, nml It Is safe to say Unit until
recently not more thnnu half dozen lawyers
nf the state ]Kisses.ed copies of one-tenth of
these numerous enactments, and not one
poHtu-s.ied full and complete copies for the
reason that In the earlier period hut few
, copies were pointed, nml umiiy Inaccuracies
j occurcd, and from the l urtlier fact that the
session law*of 1573 were never published at
I all.
I Tlie state Journal t 0., of Lincoln, realizing
the iicccs,lty of nil nceurnte and full com
pilatloii of the laws nt the Territory and
Mute of Nehniska, is-gau se\«-ral years ago
tin- work of preparing such a publication.
Expert* were employed, nml four year* w ere
gl\en to copying and comparing every en
lu-tment, Including general, local amt pri
vate law s, Joint and concurrent resolutions,
ami memorials to ( ongres--. which were then
arranged In sections and ptihlUbuil In three
large volu,.'. - , eo'iipi‘l • lug u grapd total of
P ;, g« y Tin- priKd - were compared, not w ith
tlm printed copies, hut with tl.e original
rolls, corrected, and then again revised,
thus assuring nearly ul solute correctness,
hundreds of errors im-i ur. t in the original
hienninl put.lleatlons, nml those are all not
ed In this publication.
The work Is brought down to and inrlud
inu the Mteriinn of l-'>7.
A most complete ledi v aeeompanli seach
vohiiue i King the pnei s |ti lids work where
j the stihjt ct eat. ' . found, i.nd the page and
| •' ' "e- • " -i.u.l pi Hit. d It , Mild Ut
tae end of tin-third volume Is n general in
i'.cx of the < ntlic w oi k. giving pagt and
lime., l the-•'ion law s, the \ohiim n oftlle
!• • r *‘l i" •' compiled >l.-tub s. Another
ino-t valiiuhle featUie will ia- found at the
|c , 1 , ! , .f this xolnine. I? •onxl.sts of an Index
| ol tin- law-riled and construed liy tile Judge
|< f ttiy.-dipnie Court .which are emliodied
j l " *he -ao» me court report sdo\\.n to and in
: 1 ,n 'lb«i xuliiiiie 21. *1 lie citations arc Index
I d •mderos, lad. \.-l l.y subject, lllplialirtl
rally 111 rnngisi, ai .l Is tlieonly Index to Un
law * pass,-if upon by the supreme court.
'Vilen this woik \v;,s ilrst pwbti-In d, the
l»rhc was put at M) for the three volume-, a
I-.w price when the ro.-t of production and
liu|Hirtaace of the work urn eoii*|<]eicd.
The edition was soon exhausted, lint the
work found Its way only Into the law olllcc*
■ f the more prosperous attorneys, tin pih-c
debarring Imudn-ds of youiu, ~i4etlom-rs
from piirclun.ln,,. though they fully realized
tin- ImportaiM- and value of the work In
thi-lr prnrtl-.-i To meet Hi, - t auiids the
-Lite Journal • |iu- J.is? pnhllstn-d another
edition of the w ork, ami to give nil a chance
to obtain It, the ea-h price fiom now until
tin- first day of July I o lieen reduced to
HI I'l l S taiI.I..VKH, Hid nfti r that d ite the
full price 01 #.v» w ill is- demanded.
Tills work has lieen t-mlor . d by the Judge*
of the Supreme and District Courts qf the
-tnti- aitd by all the lemlitig attorneys, all
"!"»•»» wire aiuuiia the ilr.l purehu -is.
<>nb 1-1 an now Is- pi inaptly filled. All or
del at the reduced rate must Is- aecouquilt
bd by theensli.niul the work will 1m sent by
• ,vpri »*, the charges to h -paid liy the pur
chaser. M ATK JliniXAl. Co»||-\KV
t Lliu-olli, Nebraska.
HIE FARMERS LUMBER W
I*l \l I It. IS
Il 3 iil lit %
V 1
LATH,
SHINGLES
X-Tard and
Soft Coal.
i
liv h ididt 1 ('. nod cinl con
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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL.
In tho Mottor of tho Estoto of Jctson
G. Sawyer Docoasod.
STATE OF COLORADO, )
Us.
Fhlllips Couuty. )
The People of the State or Colorado to Chris
-1 topher, S. Sawyer, Martha Jacobus, tier
triujo Vniuloren, riysess Suwyer, Kuiilce
-* ‘ Campbell, and Lizzie' Sawyer, Greet
ing:
, Wheron* an Instrument In writing pur
porting to he the last will and testument of
Jason G. Saw yer, docen*cd, Into of Holyoke,
, said county nml state, has lieen presented to
the county court of Said county for probate
, y Maria Sawyer, of Clu-yenne, Lurlinar
r county, Wyoming Territory, and whereas
by the tet'inn of said w ill certain property Is
devised therein a* follows to-wlt: I give dc
f vise and heipieuth all my ruul nml personal
- estate whatsoever mid wheresoever that l
may die, seized and possessed of unto iny
} wife, Marla Sawyer, herjielru, fulminlstru
-1 forsjind assigns for her and their bole use
' and benefit.
You are coiiinianded that you Is* and ap
pear lu-lore the eouuty court of Phillips
C eouuty at the court house 111 Holyoke on the
s 2!ith day of July A. I>. I ski at 10 o’clock n. in.
|. then anil there to attend tin- probate of said
will Is-fore said court and further Lo do and
perform what may then by said court be
re-Tulrcd and adjudged.
Witness, J. 11. Fainter,-
Judge of said county
court and the seal
|SEAL) thereof at Holyoke In
. said county till* 2.lth
I day of June, A. 1». tssn.
J. 11. Paintkii, Judge and ex
ollleo Clerk of the coun
‘ ty court of I‘lillllps
1 county, Colo.
Contest Notices
IT. s. Land ofllcu 1
Deliver, Colo., [‘.*o7o
May 25, Hs'.i. \
Complaint having la-en enteml at Hit* of
-by Israel Crater against Carrie Miller for
failure to comply w ith law us to the limlK-r
. culture entry No 2773, dated July Kith Ins;,
upon tin- h\v I I see 2- twp. Hll r II \v •> pm in
Logan county, Colo., with u view to the can
, eolation of «;tli| entry; eoiiti-stnnt alleging
I UiatthuanlU Carrie Miller has not ]>lowed,
, planted or cultivated said land ns required
by law since making-aid entry and there is ■
not at the present time over two and one
, half acres under cultivation on said laud.
The said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at tlie ofllee of P. c. Wostovcr notary
, public, Holyoke, Colo., on tlm istli day of
| July, lswi, at in o'clock a. in., to resjKmd and
lurnish testimony concerning said alleged <
, failure, 1
r.J. MOTT, Register.
' I'. S. Land Ofllee 1
Denver, Colo. 2f*d
June 5,1 Ml 1
Complaint tiecn cntere«l nt till* of
flee by John C. Itruinmer against Frank
llainlltou for abandoning Ids homestead en
try No. «A3l dated Nov. 7th. !*■<• upon the lie
see 31 twp 5 n r 41 w in A'lium county, < 010.
with a view to the cancellation of said entry,
the said pnrth ti are hereby suinmonc-d to ap
|*cnr at the ( 'ln- of F, <Wcstovi r a notary 1
public of Holyoke, Colo, oil the 2.lth day of
July, Iso at 2 o'clock p. nf. to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
• } . J. MOTT, Keg.
C. 8. Land Ofllee, 1
Denver, Coin. : 729
June 21st, |hs!*. '
Co-.nplnlnt having tioon enterui' nt this
ofllee by Janies 11. Chlllcott against Kols-rt
C Mfii'rhX'k for nbandoidiig hi- Imiiir.' 1
entry No.9sl2dated July 12, Issj, u| M m Un
ni-'i see 10 twpt H u range 17 w, In I‘hllllps ,
county, Colo., w lilt a view to the cancellation ,
of said entry. The said parties are hereby ,
summoned to up|x-nr at tin- otlb-e of p.c. ,
IVe-tover, Il notary public at Holyoke, ( 010.. ,
•>n tile hull day of August L’-UnS hi|i'eloek 11. 1
m. to respond and fiirnl-di testimony eon ,
ecrulngsultl alleged abandonment.
K. J. MOTT, ,
Legist er. I
Administrator’s Notice.
ESTATE OF t'AKL ► sKoI.D DECEASED.
Tin- uinler*ign(-«l hnvlng I».K-n nppntiit«it
nitminDtrator of til.- i*t Alt-or Carl F. Hkohl
lute nf tin- comity of Fhlllip-t and *t«U- of
• oLiiatlo,doei-aMst, It r.-by give* notice that
In- will upp.-ar Ijufore tin- county court of
Flitlllp* comity, at tin-court liouhc In Hot
yoke, Colo., ut tin- July term, on the hi*t
Monday la July next, at which lima nil |*-r
mm* having 11 aim* an un*! *ald e*tatc-ai-e
liotlfli-it an.l n*pi(wt«-i| to attend for Ho- pur
|kw.' <>| having tin N.inii- mljiinled. All )»- r
linli-liti-il in Haiti i-stut, are ri-<|Ue*ted t<»
make luiiiualliitu iKiyiiieut to the mulin'-lgii
eil,
Dnt -<l Hit* 251 li day of June, V D. I*ll.
‘•AMCEI. A Nt I >ijS,
\d in iul*t rotor.
Keep Posted.
livery farmer and iina iianlc in Colorado
should lake the homo paper to get all the
local news of his M-ctioa. He should nl«*
tiike tlie Deliver Itepuldican, daily or v.ivk
ly. in order to Ih' |n-,ti-d on all I >:i i-a und
National news. Tm* itcpiildlrmi piddlsliei
the most exti-i-sive s|k-« Isi| telegraphic re
|-ort i.f any paper west of si. J *ud-. It*
cnlumiiK contain from day to day every Im
portant event that happ-ns anyvvlo ic in
the world.
Sixteen conipi-tcnt men are employed In
Ike editorial department of the |*aper, and
"\cr one luindre«| rorre«|>oudeiitai are en
raged In gathering the new:; for publication.
The Dally llcpiiblicau lx published every
day In tin* year. Kuban|pl|oi| p.1,,- , M -r
/••ar. | sis luge free, KIU.UH; six months, sA.u*;
ttir.-e months,
The .Sunday Itepubliena conalstsof from
Iwi nly-fonr to thirty-six pages. Dls edited
ill) JJ view to furnishing the highest grade
of literary amt miscellaneous •ending mat
ter that *an In* piireliaxcd. From ten to
Iwenty original nilleh-s np|H*ar In this Im.ih
oi the Itepiiblleati every Sunday. It i-the
be t Sunday pit|M-r |Mibllsln-d In die west,
I‘flee e-'.Ao per year. Suieu-i Un* tor it oi
puirha.se it fioni your local news dealer.*.
The Weekly hepubllenn Is a sixty-four
"dmnn quarto, the lau. *t publblied In the
| state, and i* devoted largely to agricidlutal
j»tid pmdorlal Intnests of die vvi -l. prli e
f ! per year. Snb*«-rlts- for »-;;h,-r throe Ii
•utt- local newsdealer or by .ending direct
oi Up* ottleu.
Sade of School Lands.
•'"tie' 1-* l" ri-t»y given 111 t I will si it |||
P'd-'le me Hun, in tin* high* -o ii'-‘»iii.|nii
i.l'l.i. r. on in. ;;n» ,i., v . rjuiy, i- ••*.n,.-
*.m. .a hi,, state Hoar. | „i i.,„„i .
Denver, Colorado,
ill l o'eliH-k |t. ni , tin* follow leg ,|i
• i'l'lln'il lauds, vlr IIW see It, low e7 e
i aegi* II i,, lilbilmioii pit,a* per m< re f i o
value m hii|iroveiiM'tits iinu, owner el in,
|>l OV e111,.11l . ,|. II |i|,., U v: ,o .s« ' , ,p,|» p
J Ii ri'tqii- II M liilnlt,iii'n in lee |M-r |e'|‘, '* I'll,
,of ■** i, 111 lv* p 7ii range 41 sv mint
iii mu price per nine * a ra,
Noland will he'H,t*t ut !•-«* Utan iiduime |
» |N-ra-n-, an given nlmie Th. pm.-, i,
"111 -■• "li| in ilie a|mivi ■ id* *, aii,l i ni'h
11... I will Ir- -old ,e* t.l.nve •I. -. ltU-*l In-the j
s.vilio lame or I, - •
T*-i •>! pi'.v men l • lei 111 ,• ,i . -a ~\ | !
I till!" I 1.111'1., I M il ,|,| ||n ,|„ v ~*., ,
"lh''»- in tut ■, *i Ulnii for 4iii lo per aen
10 jier i ell I iif I In* p'lrclm'*, money on |||e dil.V \
••I "it. , |h • I',ill'll,, l„ e|g|,t, | „„
oiiid | 1,11',' U. n a jerecet. |*r loiiono.
l ainl- -ellliig al in ii,' than per ft • ; . I
j and 11 •• limn 7■p< rn< i,, |„ j eem, , I
'•'. ile *in* el sal., I'., pllian. - In
, • il aiiniinl p"\ no i t;p, t ~~i p, ~ J
I noni. I.u ml* iM'llliig for f7>> nud upw nrd'* a I
|. lit , ,-ti. , ~« le.l,.eee |„ .
■ Ii lie* piiifli,, 4*|- •; ,i . not •", ii llu* |,e|o« •
1 "r "" !
i
I" i -• in Mle. Ii i" "" l in -I their, tut, el . n
t s.M.K.Nlinin'
e. ei i, i male p,mmil ol l an.l i , ltl ,
.Lsd:
James Donovan.
’ Attorney - At • Law.
Will practice in all Courts.—Hpoclul niton
lion given to Contest cases.
t.
HOLYOKE
0
r HolyoKe City Or ay,
r! W. I”. I»ATMON,
'• l'roprletoi’i
H lam prepared to deliver nil kinds of
s freight and express. Give me your outer
■'j and I will guarantee satisfaction.
I
>’ KM MKT E, BHANNON,
i*
e
Deputy District Attorney
•• For Phillips county. Will practice Ui all
|| courts. Special Collector.
il
I Farm For Sale
j; For $950
For the next 80 days I offer my deed
- ed farm nt the above price. A good
Frame House 12x126, main part lathed
and plastered; Sod Stable 18x21 inside,
good new sietern. f 3«) cash, balance
on four years time with semi-annual
r interest. 44 miles from Holyoke,
r
II A. F. Clapper, J
L Holyoke, - - - - Colo,
1
C
Farm Loans.
!>•
f
1 -Vi* /><7ii»/, no Discount , no Commission
1 chartjed. J\irtiss Imrinii i/oml securities
oil! sore from ft.'O to si;d to) rurinn their
loans from ns. Applicant ylues hut one
mortijinjc , awl yet* the full amount the iltnj
it is *jijlicit.
C. R. ELLIS.
£
’ Ikteß OceaN HousE,
1 Under new management. Twelve years
v cx|)erlence.
Mas. White, Prop.
HISTORY OF ALASKA.
From the Earliest period to tlie pres
ent time
Itv ItCORHT llowi: ItANI'KOKT.
t vivid uurratiic nf iiiuhl |>< < uliar Intercut; or
• iginnl, truthful, ttirillfn;. Drawn largely
1 from Ru**ian.*otircct> now tli>t revealed.
Ttii*tK>ok Cninplctc in enc vulni.o, within
' ilcx.tiinow tlr-i I - i-.iintc t|„. ron.-
1 plctc -,-i .d Mr. llnnrroV- fnr-f.i ■ I lii-b.rli-al
>cri,A nf thirty-mm- Th-.u .1,1,1 \ |n
• «'i» r> part nf our laud will nvuil'Lun -clv.f nf
• of Dll- pitxiluge, r.ii ! buy and u-:n| with avidity
1 hi'look. Tho knowledge nhi -li it contain* I*
•<f intcn-c lotcrr»t nml Importance, an l much
il D found nnxvhero cl*e.
AGENTS WANTED S3£
■ Wiiinlcrful couatrv
Ala - La. Tli c
work* nf Mr. L.iicroft have met with won-'erful
»ur.rhaving acifiitrc I a grvnt reputation in
America and Kuro|>o. An> gwnt, nettvu man
van make from
5.00 TO 20.00 A DAY.
"oiling lid* miml I'ldcrtidning vnltimo. Apply
imm. dinti-ly for c\c|u*ire territory, nr this rare
nppurlunity will dip awav and In- fou-xcr
IoM.
Neither Mii.nry nor l* n-<juircd to
cmh.irk in thi- cali-rpr ; n* tlu- patdinhci*-
nt I • .'. In , 1
aont tot • i'i. ||f tb<
honk i« properly pr.- . liti-d It -ID itM-lf. Al»-
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