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The state herald., 1890-11-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

] \tilEREAs Margaret Engnn Rosecrnn.
hhl HaiiF huaiVtIius of tho Uouuty 81
PHILIPS aud state 81 colorado, On the ls,li
ipy OF JUS \. D.. lsl, by thalr certain dnsd
OF trust, ~ said date. which was died Ion
record ln iio oficr II tao county clrri, nad
rcsprdrf uf Philips county Colorado on tla
l7'h day t July is,0 and duly recorded In
holi, rlgGaii, OF tho rrruld. Of aid eonriy
epnTryuI To Fred II lay as trustee. or In
vase uf 'hr death, Fciganilau, absence, neg
Loot inability or refusal Of -,dd fred II F,y
Tract, then 10 charles L lay "a successor IN
trust the following described property, an
uato IN inc eoIniy OF Phillips, state OF Colo
laio, io.vlti
ihenorliinrst quarter inv y uf srclloi
seventeen, toNu.h poo sik nurth ranr,
,tIl 10 IS seven wost together With all right
und Interests thCrcunto npper,alning, IN.
Guiding the iight NJ dowcr, and also lhc
right ~ Homestead IN trust o. feenro the
payment e n roriAiu bond or noit OF even
date VITA rlld decd II trust. siffnod by Mar
gnfri iigrin i.a'o rn- and Harry i,tt.s
cfhns, payable 20 The order ~ ElNn n lty
at the tirsl National hank, Hastings, sobsh8
va, on the 1T dtf OF AnTust A. -, ifl for
thapiincinni snninf iii.nl fudr hundred dol.
lars, Win intrre thereon ifum dntent M,
rntr at " PER cent per nunuin payable scuni.
annually On The int dug ~ August and
feltiihtN 81 each yeir ncroi ding tn tho ion,
tohpon "r interest noics thereto rttnohoi.
Ana ah"rrnq, Il ia provided In said bond or
not" Hhd trust decd thit IN cnsr If default in
ihe payment uf said bond or note on nny
itft ihrfuor or interest thereon, according
20 the tenor md ehtct OF said hoad or non,
qua ihH lnirfrfi notes attached thrfoto, tbsn
GO whole OF rali principal attn rpgurcd hy
anll trust decd aud tho inirrcst - the tline
81 sale according 10 the tenor aud effect of
aHid lndcbt,dntfs thnil become Jim aud nav.
able, ma the said promises beuold Ia lie
unhnrt ana 90 The time ma plnrr aporiaei
~ Hlld deed ct trust, thirty days notice nav.
Ing been rivrn OF tho time nnh nineo of such
nule by ndyertlrrmtut In % Newspaper pnu
lshed 10 said rhiiiipn county.
And uhcrrul. default h.s heen iuhic ia lie
Payment Of Gle Interest on said bond ornoto
Ascending o. The imor aud erect thereof, In
the imure io pay onrrDnpon interest note
inr llA1' dnotchrunry !. lna mid ona rnu.
npn interest mote Tor 81, dur Autiat /. lao.
hoH ihuiuiurn !, ifpd u Fay. trustorof ia
uaHe uf drallt, resignation, nbsence. NEGLECT.
Inability ar tcfnsl tpnet then l. Charles II
lHF surHnsapt III trust w. aforesaid, ut the ft,i
quest OF iic loEh holder Of snid bond or note
nih uulcf und ny thr authority conferred
upon nie ~ aHhi trlat duod, VIII 90 tho sib
day OF November A y l10At Tie front door "a
the llolyole state banit. IA lfuiyulse. eo,n,,,
of PilllirtHnd state pf Colorado NJ thu honr
OF l1li ul sell tho above described property
for the hi8brai and bp-i price Tho aiinu 0iil
bring I've cstii ~ public auction, to nav iba
NHii nnAd a. note with n.i titprnlt rh,,l,.
mni tlitco anna Expenses Of ihii tfu,t
ffhD ". fAi lrnsirp.
hHLls R.tA1 suey.ssur lh trust.
The state herald., 1890-11-07

All persons who We're furnished
with sugar beet seed by Mr.. Porter,
last spring, Will, within the next Ten
days, please leave at the HERALD OH.
cc a sample of the bcets raised from
these seed. We desire 10 select sam
pies ril,ed In different parts Of tn,
county and forward them to Grand
Island where they will he analysed
and the result given lis for publica'
tlon. BE sure and bring In thes,
samples, II you arr interested In III,
sncce.s d boot culinra In this county
The state herald., 1890-11-07

Democratic 0lilur, and sinmrcrs arr
ptntlysutlfcd. In their minds, 10 to
peak, about tie iurrHncd cost If the
aorkIng mani llu pail on account of
tho Mckinley bin mHn OF tn. OF
aourr HimpuilWill mos cost d cent
mgre luu hty,ulotr. blt Is ls lust hp.
lur election and Misrepresentation
and rp@ peganiona oflho truth mo
ihy mast t,lHug arguments that ON.
democratic hp,afu can muster In de.
iruaruf tLelrfioa trade hprcry The
Mckinney tmi1 wili mid The speedy i,
ul'mnWtof the uu industries OF this
eaam'ry una What does this tnenn 10
American working mruf It menus an
northumberland consumption Of 90
u.ooo ionao ton ofe, aspooo tons OF
emmionr 2o10 copbns Of coal aud
coke lo1 lunloftig iron 55.pVp.
The state herald., 1890-11-07
Tho ravoritc limo sns..

Is the Union paellc l'y. With lhcll
Vcstlhulcd tmln uf Pullman Palnec
Cars, running daily bctwcen Denver
and Chicago via Councll nlnls and
The Chicago x Northwestern Ry.,
without change. Free Reclining
Chair and Dining Can arc run ON all
trains. Rate. always ~ low ~ the
lowest. Better time is made by this
train than by any other. Tickets over
The Union Pacific ny. are On sale ut
all stations.
The state herald., 1890-11-07

Now that no votes are TO be saved or
lost. and by way Of Willing the time
until the returns from distant states
come in, let us consider the agricultur-
al situation, Statisticiau Dodge, OF
the Department Of Agriculture, has
Teen talking 10 reporter of the Gin
cinmati rimes-Star, and it is meet 10
think about what he says 1t is a very
encouraging talk that he gives.
The number of acres under oultiya-
ton in the United States have more
than doubled since the war; they now
comprehend about oue-thirl Of all the
land in the confines of The Republic,
When, u few months ago, prices of
farm products were low, and there was
a temporary depression in agricultural
interests, these facts were not consid-
cred. Tie population Of the United
states has not doubled since the war
but the number Of acres under cultiya-
ton have, and enc acre will produce
much more food than is requisite for
one person. The food supply was
far greater than the Home d, mnnd, and
very foolisly We were admitting for
eign food ll,s!ucts to the value Of $50
U0n 600 yearly TO compete with the
Uyer-productions Of our own farmers.
We have changed all this by the new
tariff law Aud we have, by the same
law, opened new markets for beet
sugars, hemp, and lax, the extensive
growth u which Gaylessen tie super
nu1us AREAS of gTiin.
This doubling of the numbers of
acres mGcr cultivation accounts also
for the increase in fam mortgages.
Very many Of The new farms were
bought with loaned nancy aud very
many were improved by the same
agency. Tic high prices uow ruling
fuF s,Em products are likely to wipe out
many mortgages, tie moro surely so
siuce the higher prices now oblaiuable
for what the farmer sells are not ac-
companied by higher prices for what
''''i'e's Ouy' e.''h''s % cheaper '"''',
ever ue''ie' ''''i''ine'''s nave iu''e u
the downward Than an upward tenden
cy' and except for labor the Turner 5
expenses are likely to be lower this
year than last.
The demand for sugar is steadily in.
crcasiug, and, by the sia,islleian's IS.
tima.e. it will be but short time M
/ ~ the sugar bill Of the Nation Will
rsHoh the enormous sum Of Sal0, 200, 600
ycarly. THIS Should he srrut with
American producers; not a penny Of it
should go a0road The cmlLent sue.
cess Of The Gmud Island Neh.. beet
The state herald., 1890-11-07

Tie democrats clahn HAT Mckinney
Is defeated by u small minority This
mny lie tue, brt Il isso close that il
VIII require tbe full returns to decide
lhe matter Tie democrats are girg
Mild over this defeat and claim il To be
"a great victory, Wien they have
sob,rcd al hey can easily ct that
ilieg have nothing 10 crow over IN tie
deIrat Of MeEhle.. lthe Is defeated.
his defca, was brought about by gerry.
Wandering bis district and no, d, con-
Nncing IrpHbllcsm voters TINT bis
-ilirfmmslip was not To be trusted.
4 democratic legislature ~ clmnged
tie boundary of his district. MS 20 make
by II slmlght vote, about 5000 demo.
cratic mtiulily Ia The district. II re.
l1irea almost Il lnimclc for rcpuhl.
can 10 overcome n democratic majority
"i that siSc, f,i tic democrats always
HEX Ia th,ir tickle; closer than the
in'mhon If ether parties. Tie rcpub
lieuus cnlinot reasonably have hoped
tuf his election over fnci u majority
aud even q he Is defeated, the fact
,iHt he reduced uhi dgmuuutlc ma.
i"iiiy to utmost nothing is. fur hlm.
esrat sietcp md shows concluaiyely
i'mt bis gcl1 In he lant congress are
The state herald., 1890-11-07
CO East Young Man

or woman via the great Overland
Route, the Union Pacific Ry, No
chnngt between Denver and ~, Louis,
IN connection with the Wabash Ey.
Absolutely the short line between
these woeltlcs. Free Chair Cars,
Pullman Palace Slccpers and Dlnen.
are run daily over this well known
aud popular route. .Ilckrts on sale
at all stations.
The state herald., 1890-11-07

Owing to recent rich :irikes in the
mines at Tin Cup, Colorado, a large
travel has begun. Tin Cup is On the
Denver Leadvile and Guninson Dis
lrict L. 7. Ry. fourteen miles from
st Elmo Willinrds Stage Line runs
daily except Sunday leaving st. Elmo
for Tin Cap $ Il. m. fare $50. This is
the only route Tin Cup can be reached
from east of the range. Stage Line
facilities are ample.
g. ". ATKINSON. Ag't.
The state herald., 1890-11-07

Phillips county gives Hosea Town
send, for Congressman. plurality vote
Of IL, John Routt, for governor. 10.
William Sorry, lieutenant governor, II,
Z. j. Eaton. sccretaryl3, Garlic, dem
ncraiic treasurer, 100, !. NJ. lIender-
sou, auditor, S. :. W. Jones, attorney
general, 4 Fred Dick, superintendent
uf public instruction, I, Currier, rep
rcsentaiiye. III.
The state herald., 1890-11-07

Kansas, frmal reports, has been
captured by The alliance, They have
elected several members Of the legisla-
ture and will hold the balance Of pow
er, even i: they do not have majority
on joint ballot. The probabilities are
that the republicans have elected the
srnyuvu,r
The state herald., 1890-11-07

Complaint having bcen entered at this of.
Zee ly Carl A. johnson against Andrew T..
Nelson for fm!ufc 10 comply Will law ~ to
timber culture entry No. li1i5 dated jane Is,
l7si, upon thu W ar src %, tp m rnnge % ".
IN Phillips county, Colorado will a view To
the cancellation Of sad entry; Contestant III
lcHHg that Andrew =. Srls u has wholly
inilrd { cultiNntc or break n caurc T. b,,
lrHkuu upur cultivated i've arrrs uf sud
tract during the year Of $50 rr lao aud up
- the date of this nt.st. the said parties
urc hereby summoned 10 appear NJ o. l. pfilcn
on the g1ih day II SeyeHnbcr ls.0, nt 10 O'clock
w. m u respond amt furnish testimony CON.
ccrnlng sali alleged failure.
H. 4, TEpAIpN. is,.,,isiyr.
The state herald., 1890-11-07

NOW, that election is ever, the dem
ocrats will mt have so mncI to say
about the rise in The cost Of merchant
disc tIiat was TO follow the passage of
the Mckinley bill. That was used for
election purposes only.
The state herald., 1890-11-07

The only results that the mdepend-
erts can show from thcil state ticket
is the election Of democratic state
treasurer, and we imagiue That there
is not much satisfaction to he derived
from that fact by u republican member
If the alliance.
The state herald., 1890-11-07

complaint haNi lug hrrn entered ~ thi~ ui-
lie" ly Henry j fuftrr against " u huk'nc
ior ftilnr" Ia t,oruply Win law - % r'Iiilt.f.
rnlthf" entry No 1881 dutol July 9sth. fFp
upon thr . % 81 aud lut- Inuii % uf a.,g.iius
. TOW nsliip % range a. " in ihliii.s county.
dorado within view To- the .Iural'rtlon uf
suih entry contrstaut nllrri = TINT " u
Me- ne has wholly failed 10 hrpnk or trtnss. ga
b. hrokvn any part ui salt tract Nhni-u. yrf
.lncr suid flMs uuf mrdr; Tint pnnt slant
Alleges that said u Ictur tt- wholly fan
cd 10 plant orcnuse 10 h. planted scodr al
ircc- OF ahy kind Whatsoever IN aid land
IT, natural SLATE mud l. wholly void OF seeds
frsr- 81 cnttinRi; the auli parties are hereby
snininohed 10 npr'Ar at thl- oiilrs GA ihe sth
LAY 90 iicr lec 40 10 ppitos a m Ia r 3D. und
nnd infiish testimony coucrr ing uid al
Legged failure.
AT TEDMuN. re,sist.r.
The state herald., 1890-11-07
Dining Cars

Are now one OF the Important fca.
lures OF the Union Pacific system.
All meals are served In them between
Denver and Kansas city, Denver and
Omaha. aud Denver and Portland.
Persons going East or West canuo,
select more comfortable route Il
travel on than the popular Union
Pacific.
The state herald., 1890-11-07

If Tie democrats do succeed in gain
lug control Of congress, they have
made such large promises that they
can never deliver tie goods. Two
years of democratic supremacy will sat
isfy tile voters that they made Il mis-
take in placing them in power,
The state herald., 1890-11-07

Congressman Townsend and Senator
Teller will represent Colorado for an.
other term Of Office Notwithstanding
The hot light made by the democrats
fur their defeat, siill The republicans
uf Colorado haycdune laeirVait toward
returning republican majority 10 the
i2ud congress. With such able aud
trustworthy representatives. 10 congress
the Interest Of Tie state will be well
cared for
The state herald., 1890-11-07

tAlias notlcc to contcstNo. s0)
Complaint having been entered Mt this of,
fec by rranI, O. Nelson against Alfred scder.
quist, deceased uudunknown heirs for itban.
duning his homestead entry No 1900, dated
Jan. o 1853, upon the II e qr see 81 tpon r a
W In Phillips county, colorado, with view
to the cancellation of said entry, the saii
parties are hereby summoned to appear at
L. s.tanl Oillrr, Sterling Colo on the 81. day
Of November, Ia. n; 10 o'clor,, \. N. to re.
srpnd nui' farniuh testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
Ii.E. TEpMOS. Register
The state herald., 1890-11-07

Hard W. TwumbIy will remcsen-
ills district in tie eight legislature.
lie las 81 good majority in every conn
ty ia The district except Yuma aud
Phillips. From the vote Of Phillips
county, 1t seems that many of the re-
publican M mbers of The alliance shut
their eyes and swallowed Carrier, not
~iihstynaug his Intimate relations
with Tine Gemocn,ic party. Foriu-
nrieiy, howtytr, the voters cf.thc 9th.
cr counties thought Letter Of the mat
ter aid have saved the district from
beii'T rIreacnied by a mHu who g.
anything to g., onige.
The state herald., 1890-11-07

Tie returns fum the election in the
state hayr cgme ins7 slowly that at
linz Of going to press It is uncertain
rs 10 how lhc vote stands On part %,
Tie state ticket Townsend, congress.
matt, Bouu, governor, Story, ncuicn.
ant guylfuor, Eaton, sec,ciarf. and
Henderson. auditor, ar. elected by
good m.lortirs, fcsler, candidate far
ten u en- owing ia The combination
made between the democrats and indie.
pendents on Cmlilc. is without doubt
defeated. The vote on attorney gem
cml and superintendent Of puhlic IN.
auGiou Is so close That Il viii require
The flll Returns from the state to de
eide who Is elected. Tie returns show
,lnt tie rcpghlieaas have elected =
mal'rilyon the legislative Tickle, which
assures The return OF Senator Teller To
tie Senate.
The state herald., 1890-11-07

Default hhuug honn nndo iptlr payment ~
urirIHn ptpuururt nuio executed Ny hNfrf
tiIiHrh1p tur thp principal Hh ~ fiN hnnnHii
Nllial tHfrl pHfilr % ilU nniHrui Hayden q
ulalIH- % Hud nesufr By d rtrliiu diced uf itrst
dt of Aia}. s. d. lssi. and ~ lfiod 0n tlir .iii
tiag Uf NAg, a, y. fHif iu tool 10, 90 rasf dG Of
tln fH4Tla ni H EHu eluniy tate on ftl1faa4,
pHbllN iut ft y lfrvly Fsrh lhal lhp uhhre irueb
NuIt IIuNNHl ifHu tlH fltyti Denver. Hr inuufr
IuuUt. Hf uittr WHlI uiy % Hniu uautHf. then iht
aainif .4st. SCOT DO ma ln .lli drrd n iri-t
uirHtluHru. Wll, Do fiIiup HHd unl1r no uut tf
luu uuifuflY ni .ti duriH tlnsl au1 f't lho
rufpa|e tlefun mentioned, aflHi puiHlc uHrs
tHut tar Trinuul alhei h.H "a $50 cmft
lipliIi iu llpnYrr. iu ihr rntfrY "a hrlrIliHn.
rtHtpul tpilrnts. I'D ihi h1lrui u D'gIucl, noon.
ga fNa
The state herald., 1890-11-07
II. =. TrDvoN, Ecgl.icr.


N1tlcB Tor FuhIGallrn
Land Office at 81 Ring. Colorado.
October Q. lsnp
NOTICE j. hereby given that the follow in,, .
" named settler has nlc'i notice " lis inten-
lion ,e make lnal proof ~ supp ~ of his claim.
and That mid proDt viii b. made lrlnre M
Judgc of the csIinty court Of Phillips county 90
oora.l". al H"lyokc Colorado, ON November u,
la0, viz:
WESLEY =. SCOTT
II 4 De No e6is for The mel sec II, twp g y. In
lie names the following Witnesses to prove his
sad Land. viz:
IHmncl I. Brnnrft II Amhrrst tin7oratlo
Wheeler Webster.
Eolrri " Hnrhaunn,
IosiHh " Ladd, "
II. 4. TEuMoS. Register.
The state herald., 1890-11-07

Land officc ut sterling Colorado.
Oct ~ 1880,
NOTICES hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of hcr In
tcntion to make final proof N support of her
claim, md that >nid proof will bc made be.
fotf Judge of county court of Phillips
county ut liolyoke. Colorado. on Nov. 10Th,
ls.O, VIZ:
CLARA u. cRosIER, Formerly Clara II.
linchnm
range 40 W of y M
She names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiyn-
tion Of, said land. VIZ:
John Iratcr,
Harrison u mason,
Freedom spraguc, /"
II.E. 1EDMoN, Register
The state herald., 1890-11-07

Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
ueiohcr Z, isssi.

Land Office at sterling. Colorado.
uciohcr Z, is,s
LoTlt l. e her, by given that The following.
" nsmc'i srttirr has Il c,i niiir- 81 IT. intfit.
n1l 10 iduie iinal proof in stuHsti vt il- elpim
and lint auid pnnoi viii 10 msde before M
rlett Of The eeuuif court ~ i'hlilps eldniy ro',
srafa. a iloiyoL'. colorado. On SY,eniicr n
la.yiE:
LAFAYETTE TiNKiE
tlaGe.ieai Z 40 lciai Ter ihruui. s,c5. twt
MOI \, In I; No ~, ~ ofGpn.
We names this ioiiowinr Nittgf o. tfr4rr til
md land. VIZ:
Ralph y Wehstsr Of Ii,iyaie. t'5l5rs,i,,
hnlprt u Blair
Nninry irNiu,
Jacph kntl,
IL. =. TEpHoy, Register
The state herald., 1890-11-07

First publication Oct, 81, lsao.l No 10.
Notice far Publication,
Land once at sterImg. colorado.

lNulLs Iur IuuuEaIDN,
Land onlcc ut sterling, Colorado,
ociobci2i, ist0.,
NOTICE is hereby given that the foliowinp
named settler Inns filed notice OF his IN
trntiun Ia mnltc iinal proof In support ui
MS clului,and that >nd proof win be made
before tile judge OF the county court of PHI
hps county. Colo, ut liolyoi<e, Colo, on
December ), ls!0, viz:
JoHSr. ANDERSON.
HI T. N1.G52n, fol thu q u II Or sec 2oXu 4,
u " ar SEQ 81, ip NoG II IN range No ii " OF /
pm.
he numcs tho following witnesses to prov
~ continuous lesidencc upon, and cuiuNa,
ton of, ~ilid lind. VIZ:
Morris Huyt. II Iinlyol,c, Colo.
II. d9ge D, iiptan, F." T"
Minor Mclhy, I" "
&c rye tuhklmR, "a
II. Il. TrDMoN, Register.
The state herald., 1890-11-07
liirst publication Oct, 81, lsao.l moi
Nntins for Publication.

Land onice at sterling Colorado, F,
Oct n, lsg0. n
NpTlCEis hereby glveu that the following
named settl r has died notice cf mis- Ga
toution to makc'hnal Communication Iroof in
support OF his cilliIi, ind thut said PROOF will
hcinude before the clerk OF the caiinty court
Of Phillips county. Colorado, AT Hulyokc,
Colorado on November 29th 1870, VIZ:
ROBERT ". BUCHANAN,
ia No. peg, for tho " ., sec 10 tn Sos.n
in rHnfyr 80 10 W of Gp IN,
Tie nnmc' the following witness zee to move
his continuous csidence upon aad ctiitlva.
ton OF, said land, viz;
John Fisher, of Amherst. coin
Milton u. Crpp, F"
Wheeler Webster /.
John Richardson, -
II =. TEDMoS. Register.
The state herald., 1890-11-07

y. In Il NJ u ~.
lie names the following witncssla To PROVE hi.
nidlaud. viz:
Weslry l. scott. of Amherst g,,iar,tln.
Wheeler Webster,
i,o,srt IS buchanan,
Jl'ial " Ladd.
II. y. TrDvoN, Register.
The state herald., 1890-11-07
AN ACT.

TO SUBMIT ro mn cuALirEp ELgcroRs or
1nr STATE pr CoLoHApo AMENDMENTS To
ARTICLE six or ran cJNsTiruTijS ~ THE
STATE OF COLORADO.
The state herald., 1890-11-07

first publication October 10, 1900
N1tiua for publication
r.and Office at sterling. Colorado.
October 9. lisa,
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ nainct settler lias lled notice OF hs intun-
uon 10 make final prof IN support O. his Claim,
md that said proof will he made before the
Judge Of the comfy court Of Phillips county Col
orado. nj liolyoLc, Colorado. on Novcmbc Is,
$50 viz:
The advocate., 1890-07-09

The attention Of the travelling public is
called 10 the advantages of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railway az route TO New York,
Philadelphia, Washington, ID. O., Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Louisville, as well as the
numerous health and pleasure resorts Of the
east.
Both morning and evening lines of Pull
man Vestibule Buffet SleepeTs are run from
So. Louis 10 New York via the above named
cities over the Baltimore and Ohio routes.
Deer Park and Oakland, the twin noun
tain resorts Of tho Alloghenies, are on the
direct route of these through sleepers 10 the
east.
For Lake ChautauquR and Niagara Falls
our trains connect In Cincinnati with trains
Of the Erie route which run through 10 New
York via Lakewood ON the southern border
OF Lake ChautAuquai being the only line
from the west running sleeper or coach
Of any kind TO any point on Lake ChautOu-
qua.
For White Sulphur and other healing
springs of the Virginias; Richmond, Old
Point Comfort, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, our trains
make direct connection in Union Depot,
Cincinnati with thO "F. II. V. Limited" of
thO Chesapeake and Ohio Route.
Summer excursion tickets 10 all the east
arn resorts are now on sale in our Office Rt
reduced rates.
Our rates 10 Now York and other eastern
points are lower than by any other through
car route from SO. Louis, while our accom-
modations are unsurpassed.
To those who contemplate a trip east this
summer, we will be glad 10 furnish descrip-
tive pamphlets of the different resorts, re-
serve sleeping car berths and furnish any
routes.
Call ON or address A. j. Lytle, General
Western Passenger Agent. o. q M. Ry., 10l
and 1903 N, Fourth Street; 50, Louis, Mo,
The advocate., 1890-07-09

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ing 10 them at either office a printed
copy OF any patent here named can be
obtained for 20 cents in stamps. Send
for book of instruction free Of charge;
Kansas Door check, Samuel d. Ash
more, Glrard; poultry car, Hardin Dan
Icy, Newton; baling press, John T. and
O. A. Deetz, darlington; safety snap
hook, Elijah p. Ford, Wichita; hub at
taching device, Marshall T. Farster, Mad
lsOn; hay loader and stacker, Merritt @.
Gates, DenIson; horse collar fastener,
George B. Hines, Manhattan; farm gate,
John O. Merrill, WestphaliR; apparatus
for washing photographs, Joseph L. Nor
ris, Lawrence; Windmill, VIM. II. Ran
dali, Glasco; Cultivator for listed corn,
Lambert P. schrader, Clay Centre;
planter Frank F. Shanks, La Cygne.
The advocate., 1890-07-09

The Santa Fe Route has added TO the ele-
giant equipment of its Pullman vestibule
train, "Cannonball, between Chicago, Kan
sas City and Denver, fine vestibule dining
car service, complete in every respect. You
may safely rely upon the uniform excellence
of the food served in Santa Fe Route dining
cars. The bill of fare contains every deli
Cacy Of the season. The "hotel ON wheels
will always be found attached to train leav-
a. M, arriving at Colorado Springs 7:45 a. m.
and Denver 1885 a. M; or train leaving
Denver 500 p. m. and Colorado Springs 7:50
p, M, arriving nc Kansas City 600 p, m. and
Chicago $50 a. m.
G. 4. Nicholson, G. 7. g. T. A., A. T. &S.
+. r. r. Co., Topeka, Kan; Jno. ]. Byrne,
A. q. Z. d 4. A., Chicago, Ills.
The advocate., 1890-07-09


The following resolutions were adopted
by Merriam Alliance at o meeting held
June 90:
Whereas, II has pleased the Almighty in
His infinite wisdom and power 10 remove
from our midst our esteemed and respected
brother, John Davidson, and, while W0 sub
INIT 20 tho will OF our Creator, We lose by
the death OF our beloved friend and brother
a worthy member a respected and honOrod
CitEon, and bis family an ah0otiOnato and
loving husband and father. Therefore DO 10
Resolved, That wo tho members OF Mor-
Eiam Union, No. 1912, do extend 10 tho be-
feayod family our heartfelt Bympathy In
iheiR great afiiction and In token seek 10
0OmfOTt th0m In their distress,
RosOlved, That a copy Of these resolutions
bo sent 10 Che borrowed family and a copy
sent 10 The ADVOCATE and county papers for
publication. A. W.PETTIT,
SIMON WALTER,
i, j. WnsoN,
Committee.