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The state herald., 1889-07-19
wAKEMAN NEWS.
Special Correspondence to the HERALD.
Harvest Is here.
OLD MISERY.

Special Correspondence to the HERALD.
Harvest Is here.
a. 4. Guthrie OF llolyokc WAS in our VI
clniiy Sunday,
\. u. Pollock spent Sunday with his wife
IN ,nn county. .t.l
\ hshlng party was seen vending iis way
toward the mill dn,n IN n,Nebrnska las, week.
They expect TO ind plenty of ash and lots %,
fun.
a farmers alliance meeting Is to be or
ganiyrd nj the Buck school house Saturday.
Juiy2oil, at r.m. Let everyone turn GU.
MS this Is good organization.
\ certain citizen Of llolyoke was in our
vicinity n few days ago, elec,iOnecrlng aud
ryiny 10 get our ofIcc seekers into the Ger.
rupt clique of llolyokc, but iic dii moi meet
With very good success. We would Just say
10 such men TINT We prefer their room t0
their company; that our farmers are too en-
oAge,'c 10 get into such ring as the onc
they have In liolyoke, aud WE propose ~
vote aud work against all parties connected
With said ring They have ron- so far as To
ny and get one Of our precinct officers 10
come INTO the ring snd they would elect him
commissioner. Set your foot on such
men, 'oicrs. and sa,c hll the eggs you can.
and II they comc asking you 10 Join them
give them eggs iiecly.
IL Is tpown fact that the toiing pttcihr.
W III. cnst ci,'l Of the county, running from
the state Iinc IN one mile cast of the range
Nnc between " und a, Is sufficiently large
Tor two precincts. and with the proinis,
from two VI our worthy commissioners that
They would scc II through. petition wns
iut Ia cifculnllon reNuuHiing i'ui this favor
bc granted. bu, our worthy servants, fear.
ing II might be- agnins, them, failed iogtim
n. They Looked twice to self and once 10
humcslcadcr, aud likewise wo aopo-. to
overlook them IN the future. They nfc QUE
servants, aud II liicy VIII moi grant us IN,
,ofs atked iuf, Ne propose ,J put IN men
HAT viii. This precinct shouJ by all
means be divided and gi,v US u reasonable
dihinht. 10 go 10 Noic. iiut what more
could We expect nom such boar, ol coun.
~ commissioners? Nunu.
Ouf correspondent wns too hnfiy. m she
commissioners have nudv ile,liyihiUn.- Lp
The state herald., 1889-07-19

r Miss. ,iat,lal lvagey si.ciit Tho III al'd ssh.
at home. Size is getting along nicely with
her school.
Miss rotter's scc0ol In Fairview district
closed Friday Minis Potter took tho train
on Saturday for her home at Madrid, Neb.
We are sorry to note iiiat Pa Mackie Is
quite under tile weather tie Inst few weeks
lWe nope he may soon be ablc to atteiid our
Sunday school, as we miss him very much.
Weafe requested to announce that the
farmers will Hold theft fiext meeting At the
Daggy school house Saturday, August srd.
Let nil be on hand promptly at 10 O'Clock, as
they expect good program and good fntislc
J. II. Daggy has been quite busy the Inst
twelve days, cutting grain for himself and
nelghbors, He and goodly number Of the
members 81 the farmers institute attended
the meeting Mt Haxttin Saturday dfd report
a splendid TIME. -, .'li','
Mr.. c. +. Frank nnd cousin, OF liolyokc,
were pleasant callers Sunday. He says he
will not forget to call In melon time. They
took walk through the garden and vines,
and nicked the melons that they
picked out. Mrs. Frank wIll be expected t0
accompany him 10 share the treat.
Harvesting is the order Of the day. The
farmers are all busy from morning llnight
and are all jubilant over their bountiful
crops. 1t reminds us OF our eastern home
to hear the click Of the mower and see II
reap the beautiful golden grain that has
been raised in the rainbelt country and the
great desert, end ean say that We never had
better prospects for crops of all kinds than
here at this writing, and garden hard 10
beat.
The state herald., 1889-07-19
CORRESPONDENCE.
PIONEER ITEMS.

Special correspondence To The HERALD.
Harvesting has begun.
George Conkling is still improving.
Mr.. Sam Zane has advertised to prove up.
Weather is fine and crops are looking
nice.
Frank Stephens started for Denver Mon;
day last.
Nat Lane has gone TO Holyoke to work ON
the water works.
Frank IIoyt contenplatcs trip TO Kan.
s5s in the nea. future.
There will be preaching at the Pioneer
school house July 18th.
Mr.. Joe Clcland and sister Jennie visited
at Benne,t's last Sunday.
Messrs. Storm and I'arkc have gone to
Holyokc io work in the brick yard.
The dance at the Pickett school houre on
Friday evening was u failure on account of
the rain.
Cur young people hive organized a picnic
PARTY and SIND cherrying expedition for
nex, Sunday, July 2Ist, which promises to
be n line event. They NEE, at Mrs. Iloyts
place u. O'Clock.
The state herald., 1889-07-19

Straight republicanism will always
win. So says the HERALD of last
week, and SO says the HERALD now,
but thh assertion seems 10 &c. on Bro.
williams brain like Il sour mash oil
some mon's stomach, and lie cites the
years Of 'Gi and 'sS us examples of
democratltsucee Poor old imbecilel
How hard he struggles for the. uphold
ing of lost cause. -per.ng all the
long years democracy has been polit-
icaf party lie cites one instance when
by frhs'd And deception they crept into
II temporary power, hnu like nm imbe-
cile sat weak and unable to grapplc
with the questions Of state, and soon
by 1t: own inherent weakness and cor
ruptness sunk but Of the public place
II had so poorly filled. Go away, Bro.
Williams-don't bother with the buzz
saw. Was it necessary TO carry con-
yiction 10 your moss-grown. fossilizetl
remains OF diseased mentality, we
could mention athousand illustrations
of where repub' 'icanism has won, and
we say this not MS boast, but only rs
Il compliment to the American people.
Don't talk TO us, child.
The state herald., 1889-07-19

Of liberty from her noun

In the Field aud Farm we find the
following mention Of one Of our enter
prising citizens:
1T. u. Upton. Of Holyoke, Phillips
county. has a very promising orchard
down in the upper end OF the rainbelt.
lie has cherry and apple trees set out
this spring that are hearing fruit"
Nothing seems tftter than that one
must 30 away from home TO learn the
home news. We do not doubt that
many of the citizens OF Phillips county
are to-day ignorant of the very fact
above copied from this Denver journal,
and are now decrying the very attempt
'of such thing us among the impossi;
bilities of'the fainbelt country. But
such is the fact ard many more in
stances of the same kind may be found
in our new county. We'are not living
IN desert. The soil is the most pro-
ductive the sun ever shone upon or the
rain made music upon. Deep and
thorough cultivation and close, careful
attention to business is what we need
The country Is not to blame If you do
not raise crop or eat fruit from your
own orchards. Does anyone doub,
tliisr Then 60 among ybhr 'iieighbors
and see what fields of grain, vegeta-
bles ana grasses are growing; see the
acres of corn showing as black us night
in its luxurious growth against the
lighter back grounds surrounding
Look upon these and take Il fresh hold
upon your faith and go and do like.
wise
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lIa,lorIoE q! ! 81 pRosATeor wlLL.
In the Matter OF ths Estate Of Jason
9. Sawyer Deceased;

.sslfI'Nl'I NJ As'VSsvvySs OSSO~OS~s7 - 'ifffsIlI
STATE EoFcoloRAD0. !
phiilipa County.
Tie People Of tho State Of Colorado TO Chris
topheri ., sawyer. Martha Jacoinar Ger.
trMde Vhndoren, Ulysses sawyer; Eunice
Campbclii and Lizzie Sawyer. Greet
ing: g
Wlicrcas nm Instrument in writing pur.
PORTING TO bc tho last will and testament Of
jason q. Sawyer, deceased, late OF Hdlyt'st,
said county md state, haa been presented 70
tho county court OF Said county for probate
Maria Sawyer, Of Cheyenne, l.nrimar
county, Wyoming Territory, and whereas
by the terms Of suid will certain property is
devised therein US follows to-wit: give de-
viss aud bcqucnth NIL my real and personal
estate whatsoever and whcrcaoevef that !
nny DIE. srixcd and posscssed OF unto my
wifG; Mnr,n sawyer, her heirs, administra
tors md assigns for her and their sole use
and benefit.
You are commanded that You bc and up.
pear before the county court of Phillips
county Mt tho court house In IIoiyoke ON tile
a9th dny Of July A. u. 1850 ut 10 O'Clock n, M.
then and there TO attend the probate OF said
will before said court nnd further to do and
perform what may thch by said court bc
rcqrired ana adJudged.
- witness. J. II. Painter,
Judge cf said county
court unu the seal
tsEAI.l thereof Mt H0lyoke In
said county this 2atii
day of June. A. ID. 1889.
]. II. PAINTER, Judge md ex.
oflico Clerk of the coun.
ty court of Phillips
county, Colo,
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A very welcome visitor upon our ta-
hle this week is the Rocky Ford Wa
'termelon, edited by L. u. and j. W.
Wilson, and in this the first number
rnny be plainly seen the ear marks of II
fnnsteF linnd. 1t goes without saving
that the Watermelon is going TO be q
success, when the Wilson's are nj the
helm. Long may it thrive and be as
thoroughly enjoyed by its'many read
'ers as is its luscious name sake by the
editor of the HERALD.
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Administrators Motiee.

ESTATE OfCAnL SKIOLD Deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed
administrator Of the estate cf Carl =. SKIOLD
late OF the county of PHILIPPE and state of
colorado, dcceaAcsi. hereby gives notice that
he will appear before the county court OF
Phillips county, Mt the court house In Hoi
yoke, Colo. at the July term. on the last
Monday IN July next. nj which time MI per
sons having claims against said estate are
noiificd ana Requested 10 intend Tor the piir.
i'b-c Of having the same adjusted. All per.
sons indebted To said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment TO the undcr>ign.
ed.
Dated this sith day OF June, a. u. Isso.
'' sA.itELN NELtOs,
Adminihtrato..
The state herald., 1889-07-19

Public spiritedness is sometimes a
hisnomcr. fhcfe is no use in giving
simply because someone else does.
There is no liberalty in such gifts, but
whenever project is put on foot to
aid or benefit our town or county, tlren
give, and give MS liberally as your cir
cumstances will permit. This is not
giving 1t is only loanins, and every
such loan will be fully repaid with 10
per cent interest. 80,
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saIo Of soh,o, Ln,ds.

Notice Is hereby Hiycn that wiil sell NJ
public auction, TO III, highest respon-lb,,
bidder. IN the s',h dny OF July, is-s, ~ III.
ofiicc of the state Board Of Land
Commissioners. Denver. colorado.
at o'clock y, M, tho following 4,
soribrd lands, VIA NV soc 10 town IN
r"nrc u ", minimum price per ncr. salo
vni'm NJ inptb,rmsnts po0J. owner Of In.
prorcmsni-. j. u. DnHRy: ~ -wi -co 10 twp
! n range u " minimum price per mere ESQ,
sc', NJ rw', sec N twp IN range n " mini
mum price per mere sJf0.
No iand viii De- sold ~ ie-- than nlnium
rtlcc per acre. rs given above. 1hr pnfccls
VIII w sold IN the above or,irr, and each
tract Mil DO sold ~ nbo," dr-cribod- hr The
-ninr inorc or lees,
Terms OF payment shnli be- ~ follows, yi,t
Timber lands, cash on the day of -nl,. on
Other ihii'l-, selling for sj.i0 10 tis per acre
10 PR cent of ihr purchase money on the ,iny
of sale. tn inlnnru Ia eighteen .un.i an
nuni payments NJ q per cent per nnnuni,
Lands selling NJ more ,bhn .ii per ncro
hnh lr-- i'Inn 'apor mere, ~ pur cent, cash
~ ~" dny Of sale. III" hnlancr IN fourteen
"Iuh annual payments ~ ! per cent vur M
""n Lands sulling fof ETA nnd upwards, ~
pcr cent. cnsh. and balance IN seven equal
annual payments NJ per cent. pcs nnDun.
II the r''rthnarr does not pwn'ihu impto,.
in"ht-. II" must pay fpr iii. same nj -nln.
Purchaser VIII csonato bond, ~ provided in
section u, act ~ Spiii ., issf Purchasers
must DO citizens " the United states. or
persons who have declared their. intention
of hecDnling such.
4. sAuENponf
ltpulaf,r STAT. u.u,.t az i,,...i t4....
The state herald., 1889-07-19

The democrats of Sterling are MAX
ing howl because the commissioners
of Logan county have refused to allow
the claim for $500 of the democratic
sheriff for bringing from Washington
Territory II man charged with wrong
fully branding an IS calf belonging to
one of Logan county's cattle kings.
The commissioners are right. The
cattle men ordered the sheriff to go
lind should pay his bill. Those cattle
cases have cost Logan county several
thousand dollars and the total amount
of punishment inflicted has been about
six months imprisonment in the peni-
tentiary of one man, and that convic-
ton was secured through the stupidity
OF one of the attorneys for the accused.
1t looks very much like the cattle men
were attempting TO run the homestead
ers out of eastern Logan county and
make the county pay the expense. The
sooner Logan county gets rid of her
bull-barons and their employee, the
sheriff, the better. They are costly
luxury and ought to go.
The state herald., 1889-07-19
uuckilns ArnioR Saivs

The best salyn In The uofli for Cuts.
IlriiAca, Sores, Ulcers Salt lllenme Fever
Sores. letter, chappcd Hands, Cbilbains.
corns. and all Skin lirupilonA, ana positive.
~ cures piles. or no pay required. II IL
guaranteed Ia gi'" perfect satisfaction, o,
money refunded. Price 70 cents. "a
For sale by i,nl,ni, Drug cu
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ollirs AM sllAvlNGs.
l,ppIoiu.h uisr. SoG.l
neeihl enIIralnMnrn, 10 lllr llLMAI.n.

l'iiih,iil.i ulSi, No ~
special correspondence TO Tie iitnALn.
Nrwn Is .cartc III ouf 'icinlty at present.
Miss r,arl Zee visited with Mrs, johnson
Thursday.
AiIs. sncnccr WAS welcome visitor In
our ml'lst ~ Saturday.
Nlir. mud Alt- Ehle pnggy wctc whiting
NJ Tie TON to,ne'. Friday. .H
a splendid min uD sunday frightened
The people, mud als" illc crOis,
Mrs. Ala, Hamilton has bron pi'ic slci,
fo' Iliu in-t Ten days, bui wa u'r glad 10
'in,'l that siA 4 nn~ importing f's'
The state herald., 1889-07-19

Little Switzerland simply humps up
her back and gently informs Bismarck
that size las not changed her mind IN
the lei,st by reason of his pcreDipt0ry
order aud now the Gulnnn emperor
has ordered the prince TO modify his
tone to tic Swiss liundcsIa;i. The
reputation these simple SNilsers have
secured ns maiksmun seems 10 have II
very marked influence upon Hog Bis.
marek. Switzerland Is right II there
alr any orsong within her borders she
may consider lnnpc:ous 10 hrr country
aid lipr institutions. size should boost
them over her borders jiiBt ~ soon nH
pusSihle, ard II Is high lime tie Unit
cd States WIS liudinr =, out, toe.
lhmihands uf hncl are landing upon
DIR shores every year With discnEod
aud damning minds. with II foul hat
red of ON lard llllinW theft soul, aud
4 niannics revenge roading lhcm OH.
Alteauy rome Of our best citizens have
fen ilN force Of their firy and the
strength nf their lieizlrl, arm. Al
ica1gsnme 0f oar local governments
have heon bnhber'o lhcir foundation
by IN &ild idltsmlrg Of HEST monlal
lrcr', aud u Il lii''li time W. %cft cm
'llatinl lf3 a'anrlcu' tbs SWISS ,c.
ni,lii. &. .atri imH.. Hapi-l
The state herald., 1889-07-19

Among our exchanges this week
cotnesthe kit,ikas LocalIzer, of Kitti.
kas d0anty, Wash. Ter, bearing the
sa,i evidences of some calamity; and
by pcrusing its columns we find Bro.
Sclambly has had the misfortune to
have his Office, including his whole
outilt. burned on the night of July 4tll
We extend our sympathy.
The state herald., 1889-07-19

fyou want machine that will en-
broider, work button-holes and do all
kinds of fancy work, buy the Love
sewing machine sold by Raymond.
WANTED-Some one to put down a
good well about twelve miles north
west of HOlyOke. OSCAR TREaO.
The state herald., 1889-07-19
U. $. Land 0nicc,l
Denver, Colo.
.Ititie ot-t ISSp

4. J. MoTf, Reg.

Complaint having been entered nj this
o'iicc by James II. Chillcott against Robert
G. Murdock for abandoning his homestead
entry No. D5ls dated July ~, lss7. upon the
1ch sec 10 twpt = N range II w, in lniilips
county, Colo. with avicw to t!ir cancellation
Of said entry. The said parties are hereby
summoned To appear mt the Office 6f T. q.
Wcstover, notary pubiic'at IIoiyokc. Colo,
ON the 18th day Of August iss9 at 10 o'clock a.
N. To respond and furnish testimony con.
cerning said alleged abnnqcnmen.
- =. J. MOTT,
Ncgist or.
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~ 2. : ,s.s777ss = = z = ~ y '
.Editoria1-
announcement.

Tho undersigned hereby announces
himself n candidate for the nomina-
tion of assessor Of Ihilli,w county,
subject TO the will Of tht Republican,
county convention. -
4. t.. BuRDErTE.
The state herald., 1889-07-19
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
Gorernor-.ioti a. Cooper.
1t. Govcrnof-w. a.. smith.
secretary of statc--Jamc. Rice.
state Trcasurcr-W. II. I'ri=,'ant.
-eupt. Pub. Inrt.-f. Dick.
state Auditor--D. y. schwanbccs.
Attorney Generates. ". .Tonc-.
senator lat Di-t.--J. W. McCrccrcy.
Representative sii Dist.--Gco. c. Reed.
The state herald., 1889-07-19
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.

NNTIUN Z T. GUN EI,NMENT.
icsIdcnt-I, I,enj. IIrrrison.
President of scnnic-i.c,i l.. Morton.
.hicf f.usticc-Meivillcw W. Fuller.
Secretary bf sintc-Iamcs q. blaine.
Trcasury-- --wm. Window.
I" war-Rcdlcid Pmo,3r.
q Navy-i,. =. Tracy.
intcrior-.': W. Noble.
/" "a .Agriculiurc-SJ 'ltusk.
Attorney Gencral-w. II. II. Nillcr.
Postmaster Gcnrrai-Iohn Matchmaker.
U. $. Senatorial. NJ. Teller, l.. u. Wolco,ti
Rcrrcscntativc-lTnsca Townsend.
The state herald., 1889-07-19

COUNTY OFFICERS.
toun.y cicrk- C..E. Merlcrson.
fhcrifr--L- c. withcri.ec.
Jn,ise--J. u. Painter.
.Trcasurrr--B. 4. I!nsiins.
>nri. of sriiao'---nscar Trrso.
A.-cs-of--c. NJ, rie.c cit.
surveyor y. w.'~hlnpie.
Commissioners 4. Il. wa.hbhrs. T.. u. Rcy-
: no".""' "ane. -ss-.s
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u. $. Land Ofnce
Denver, Colo. 306t
linn. I-sp

Complaint having been entered at this OF
fee by John q. hummer against Frank
Hamilton for abandoning his homestead Ell
try No. G5 u dated Nov. 7th. lss5 upon tile ne
!, sec IS twp ) II r ~ W In Yuma county, Colo.
with a view TO the cancellation OF said entry
the said parties are hereby summoned TO ap.
pear nj the Office of p. &. wcstovcr II notary
public oil Hoitol,e, Colo. on the eith day OF
July. isso Mt O'Clock p. M. TO respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. ~
III. MOTT. Reg.
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City ofnccr...

Mayor-w y Joi,.ison
l'olirc Julgc-P L wcstovcr.
Eceorsicr-lt Gibson.
Marshal--s X chea.iic.
s\tiorncy-E u Iirann n.
frea-urcr-t:eo u CLARK.
TrrAiccs-I4c wit;.crb.'c, \ Temple. Patrick
Walsh. J = Kenyon, + Raymond. \ u weth.
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NJ w. A

NJ. w. a,
LJoLYOKE CAMP M. 7o2, meet first an,i third
Fridays Of each inonuli.
T. Il BRANNON, Clerk. RMGItsoN, V c
The state herald., 1889-07-19

IIoLyOKE POST. M. 81, q. x. H.. inccS IN
Bakers Hall. on the second and fourth FRI
days Of each month. Visiting breihcrn cordially
invited. H. ". KING, Post Com.
= 5. X. CItEADI.E, Adjutant.
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,. III y. TIME GARD.
- --'-----------------~-
DIRECTORY.
NJ. Il. CI,,,rch,

Preaching every sundsy morning nt 1880,
and evening at :. Clasimccting ii 8 b. IN.
Sunday School a. $50 am, ali moun,ain
time. II. +. Tom, Passa.'.
The state herald., 1889-07-19
EIGHTH Jupicl6L.

IHuoI EIHIITII JUDItIAL.
e--s. 5. powner.
Ifict Atiorncy--J. Il. Garrig,ies.
-rputy Dist. Ait'y.-E. T.. Brannon.
Disirict Clerk Mn. 4. Robinson.
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X. or.

>-fssEscEST Le~,GE. No. rs, X. Of r., mcc,s
esrs wr6ass,ay night.
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Contest Notices
,sn. Lang $50: SlEee so7o

i
Dcpver. Co.'s, i2070
,sfay u, fss0.
Complaint having been entered Mt this Of.
flee by rsraol Crater against Carrie Miller for
failure to comply with Inv rs to the timber
culture entry No 2773, dated July 10Th lsss,
upon the sw "a sec 20 twT.s r i5w r m In
Logan county, cblb., with view to the can
relntionof said entry; contestant alleging
that the sud Carrie Miller has not plowed,
planted or cultivated said land MS required
by INV since making said entry md there IL
nit NJ tile present time over two and ont
half acres under cultivation on said land.
The said parties are hereby summoned to
appear ut the ofiicc Of r. g. Wcstovcr notary
public, Holyokc. Colo, on the 18th day Of
July. iss., ut 10 o'clock II. m, to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
faiiIfe.
~. MO TT. Register.
The state herald., 1889-07-19
1Sva,,uciis,ul,

Services alternate Sundays nj io:,o n. ,n
mountain time, In N. +. Church. All cor
Tally invited TO attend.
.4a l, iioLDMAN, Pastor.
United Presbyterian Mission In NJ.
Church. Services cacii alternate sabbath ut
3p. m. mountain timo All cordially Invited
to come. j. ". lIAhrY, Pastor.
The state herald., 1889-07-19
BUSINESS CARDS.
W. d. KELsY.

W. ID. KELSY.
AtS>rucy nnd Counselor
At law.
WIN practice In all the Courts Of the state.
trvt cn..~ risrialty. Office one door south oi
post Office.
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4. q. u. IL.

HOLYoKE LODGE, M. "a, l. o. o. r., ince,s
- every Tuesday evening nj Bakers Hall,
W. NJ. ADLAxp. sec'y, '' "' - .
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PERRY C. wEsrovEp.

4 sI'TOHvE f...T-LIli'
aud NOTIFY PEBLIc
Contest eases n speciality. Money 10 loan
Farm aud City property at low lat,c. oroe
;roni room nvcr Iinl,oke siaic flank
The state herald., 1889-07-19

PRECINCT ofricEP.s
sayins-w Q. Il. i....'' MI IL. y. Msrrc.
,aattablcs-- Gas Temple anil Oscar Alert.
iioaa s.pcrviror--.I. II Daggy. s.
The state herald., 1889-07-19

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plctc act Of Mr.. Bancroft's r-famcd historical
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Neither money nor experience Is required to
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allow thirty days time for the agent to deliver
and collect before payment to them, and II the
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-19
oLYarIA G. 4. h. INJECTION.
A Raneher Receives Fatal Injuries
While FeIIIeg Tree.


while FetIIeg Tree.
OIYxPrA, Dec. le.--.At the annual eiec-
ton in George n. Thomas Post. No. 5. q.
A. Il. 4. g. 0'Bgsrn was elected com
rnander: ". II. Roberts. senior vice COM
mander. Hel1ry Salan, junior vice COM
mandes. Dr. Warren Riley. surgeon; l..
w. Brgtts, oficer Of the day Phillip Hil'x,
officer Of the guard. Representatives 10
the department encAmpment. to meet at
E.iensbargh. are: Phillip Htltz and r. A.
stevens; altsrnates. Elias DwyeN and L.
w. Britto.
at 1880 last night several men brought
90 81 Peters hospital. ia this city, a
ranehsr named Hiram Post. very badly in
jureA. In telling 3 tree yesterday Post
was in some manner caught and one OF
hts legs smashed TO d jelly At tbe knee and
the other badly burt. He lived only few
minutes after being received.
Pests ranch was down the Sound six-
teen miles on the east side. lie lived alone
and was % years OF khe. He Is known 20
have only one relsftFe--a brother IN Ogden.
Utah. Strangely enepugh the brother Is nos
ia hospital there, suffering from az In
Jury By being struck by 8 car coupling.
The brother has BEEN communicated with
A. 10 the disposition Of the body.
Poet was hroaght 20 0IymFis In al open
boat he was very badly chilled and died
frngn exhaustion