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The state herald., 1890-03-21
1ruetee's saIe.

HEREAs James r owen, af q aosrsta, 1sr saoa o,
tho goth day OF December, a. u. 1885, os ',s
certain deed pf trust of that date, wliirh
\ reeorNcl In the of)rc of the coWSlora
md Recorder /, e tit,nnison eitG,rds of esgV
In book 70, prge Ist s'f "a TO Job \, Cooper.
'"hhison coi'..N, a.srSf tho death, rcsigna.
as trus'cc, o. f,..Sf The city CT Denver, or
.lon, ir", aes or other Inability or said
,.,o,,r,. fsSn to The then " ting sheriff of
,.,,,, rae county NJ succcsso. iii trust, the
ro,Jawins described property situate In The
comfy Of Gnnnislsa. State of ColoradS
tc-wi.; The nirthcast qunrtcr--ncl,--a and
the southeast quartcr--se'i- of section six.
orty.cight--is--north,
range four--i--cast, New Mexico meridian,
''fu ucres, more or less, Together with all
water rights pertaining thereto, or belong
Ing to tho st,d Jamrs r. Owen. In trust to
secure the payment of certain promissory
note of even date with said deed of trust sign
Oily said Jam +, owen,plyablc to the order
of Hayden Dickinson, three Yeas atcr
the date thereof, for the principal sum of
twenty i've hundred Lcllais--... ~ o. with Int
crest seniannn,tlly Mt 4 per ccnt per annuin
And whereas, was provided II. said deed
OF trust that In care of default In payment
o. said not2, or any part thereof, or intcro's
thereon, that said trhstae should proceed to
sell and dispose OF said premises In the man
ner and Tor the uses ana purposes 4ovidcd
In said deed OF trust:
And whereas, default has hccn mntc in
the payment of the principal of said note, no
part thereof having been paid, and also of
the smtrrc-t.
Vow therefore !, job \, Cooper, trustee. or
in ease of death, resignation, removal from
the city of Denver, or failure to act, or otlAcs'
inability Of said To- per, then Elias X. BAR
ton, sheriff Of Arapahoe county, as aforesaid
viii, on the 23rd day of April, A. u. 1850, ut
the fremont street door of the court house
In Denver, In the county of Arapuhoc and
the Stat" of { lorido, ut the hour of l2
O'Clock, noon, sell the above described pro.
pcrty for the hiyhe n d h, 81 price the same
VIII bring In cash Ut public auction, to pay
TIA said note, with all interest ccargcs us
well as the coats aud rSpcns OF this trust.
jon \, COOPER. Trustee.
ELIAS Il. BAEToS, Successor in trust
tsirst insertion MNrCe 81. islO.l
The state herald., 1890-03-21
4 cs,.;sSnovE.
sesssSf Loland stanford. comes
10 the rescue OF the fnfsners.

Something new in finance though it
is but the natural developemcnt of an
impcrfectly expressed demand of the
farmers of the United States-is the
proposition made in the United States
Senate u short time since, by Senator
Stanford of California; this PROPOSE
ton, in the foim of resolution, in
quires of the United States govern
ment lift may rot wisely and prolitably
loan money to farmers at II low rate of
interest, securing itself by taking mort
cages on the farms of these who bor-
row. 1t is not intended that the mon
ey to be loaned shall be taken from
treasury supplies; but the plan is that
legal tender CITES be issued to the am
cunt of the borrowers needs and for
which he could give ample security.
Maiy of the leading dailies of the
country are denomicing the proposition
as startling and dangerous. But start
ling ideas are not always visionary and
impractical. The proposed plan is not
us new and strange as it might seem.
1t is its application that is new.
The national banks have all along en-
joyed the privilege of borrowing frcm
the United States at Il very low rate of
interest. The demand of the farmers
has been that they be given the same
privileges that the bankers enjoy. A
millionaire Senator is the first to pro-
pose measure that shall do justice to
the farmers and relieve them from the
eXtoiiions of privileged class. The
proposition is one that contemplates
doing justly by the men who have
made cur nation the most prosperous
in the world, and who now are to n
great extent denied the benefits that
have resulted from their own work.
Tie first result of the adoption of
this, or Il similer plan, would be to re-
lieve the money market; and in releiy-
ing the money market the first TO be
benefited would be The borrowing
class. now compose very largely of far
mers. Interest rates would he retlyc-
ed, and the banker would not hold the
proud position he now occupies.
That something is wrong every one
must admit. Money at per cent. in
Il farming community is but Tie fore
runner Of ruin and bankruptcy to the
many TO enrich the few. The question
merits Il candid discussion. Ridicule
IS not arguments; neither is it argu-
nient TO assert that the thing is imposs-
Idle. If the remedylplorosee by Senator
Stanford proves good let it be tried:
If what he purposes is without merit,
let that fact be shown without ridicule.
We believe that the farmer has the
same right to the assistance he asks of
the government that the banks of the
country have received.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

Western people may derive great
satisfaction from the figures presented
hy the New York Sun in its estimate
of the growth Of different parts of the
country. According to this estimate
the Western States embrace Il larger
population than any other section Of
the country. Tie West includes over
one-third the population Of the whole
Union. The West and South together
exceed in population the Middle States
and New England hy 20 GOO, 600 rpnp'e
and contain 40 per cent Of the tota
number of inhabitants. The West eA.
ceeds the Middle States aud New Eng
land combined by i,0O0, 600 II exceeds
the South by 1900 600. That the West
will ultimately rule the country cannot
be doubted. That II isalready strong.
er than tie East was shown by the
contest between Chicago and New
York for the Worlds Fair. The West
has also mere room for future growth
than amy other section of the Union.
Considering It's vast extent, IL Is now
but srAmely populated In comparison
with what In viii be In the near future.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The Teachers institute, which was
to have been held here on Saturday.
March Goth, is postponed until the
Saturday following, bsing April 9th;
This being done to accommodate some
of the teachers of the county who
desire to attend an institute on that
day in Julesburg. State Snperintend.
cut Dick, will be in attendance Il. the
institute there; also will lecture in the
evening. The same program will be
carried out here April 5th MS WAS al
ver,ised last week for March 18th.
would be glad to have rs many teachers
ms conveniently can, attend the meet
ing ut Julesburg.
Chas. b. Timberlake, Snpt.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

President Harrison Issued on Mon.
day last, AN executive order announ-
cling the location OF ,hr,e new land
offices at Sterling, Akron, nnd Hugo,
In this State. This action Is In nc.
cordance wlth the Recommendation
made by the Colorado Congressional
delegation. Commissioner GroiI Of
the land oIllcc, in proclamation an-
nonncins the Presidents action, says:
Further notice of the precise date
when the land offices FOR the districts
Ms above named will be opened for the
transaction Of public business, viii he
given by the registrars and receivers
thereof by publication" /.
The state herald., 1890-03-21


ournld time friend cnil Bochl, of the
liuldrcgc, Ncb. full process iiopr and
feed MILLS, pnid tho State Herald 40.
cinl yisl, un las, Monday. The -four
uf Iloldrcgr MILLS IA fcw equals In the
mnrkel, n sweet, white flour. II makes
hrrnh nf a light aud excellent quality,
aud ia plylng satisfactory rowullHt to All
whn gsr H. Ne. lueltl Is TO he con.
grntulHltd upon Tie production of II
lmud n llpui 10 mcrlioiious as "Thc
G"ld Dust" It t,nlwhyl desirable lo
surpr.i western lnIuslrir ana infltu.
tioNs and tllsduy y hcrDmes plcmuui.
i'l' aum ihcaut'st rrdrrcl h1 of
tlri uot.Hmlhg rHeu.a.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
MERIT WINS.

We desire I" sag Ia our citizens, that for
years We have bcrh selling Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Dr. Kings New
life pills, Buchlon's Arnlra salyc mud
Electric Bllicis, and have never handled r,'.
ncdirs that scll Ms well, or that have given
such universal satisfaction. We do no,a a,csl.
inio To guarantee them every time, and we
stand read, To icinnd tic purchase price.
itsallsiaoloy results do not follow ,h.lr
use. 1hrse''rmcdlcs have won their great
popularity purely On their merits. cay drug
riOn'.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
Ed. l. HUNTLEY q CO., Manuiact.
urers and Wholesale Dealers In Clothing
for Men, Boys and Children, t22 and l24
MarketSt Chicago, III. 20. Box 667.
rRrrs AND sttps or AL sikps ros
BALE,

nm prepared 10 furnish the follow
ing nursery stock for spring delivery
at Ilolyokc, Colorado. Apple trees
year old, pie plant, . yean Old. box
elder . to It. Can llll nrdcrsfor spring
planting of timber CLAIMS In seed or
with home grown box elder trees, ten
10 fifteen, 1--WE TO ten and four 10 i've
incllca In height. ilnve also n few
thousand ash, and \ few Russian pop.
lalHm In 100 lots. win furnish trees
and seeds Cor parties in the east hay.
Ing tree claims here AS cheap M they
can send tlcm here, and stock that
will grow. Call on or address,
a. 4. Guthrie.
on. UI'f.s att .f ~ .furto g,In
The state herald., 1890-03-21

In a case brought To compel school
board to prohibit the teachers from
reading the Bible to their pupils, the
Wisconsin Supreme Court decided
unanimously Tuesday that az Chris.
iians differ on doctrinal points evolved
from the Scriptures. Tie reading Of
the Bible in schools must be considered
'eeinrian aud repugnan, TO the consti.
tuition.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
\ sArE INVESTMENT.

Is one which Is guaranteed TO bring You
satisfactory fc,ul's, or In ease of failure u
return Of purchase r;icc On this safe plan
yhu can buy from onr adNcriiscd brhrgls,
. bottle Of br. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. 1t, Il guaranteed To bring
relief In every ease, when used fon any Rf-
icc'an Of Ihfoli, lungl ~ Chest, such rs
Consumption, inflammation Of Lungs, Bron.
"hlis, Asthma, Whooplng Cough, Coup, etc
cite. u Is pleasant and agreeable 10 taste,
perfectly safe, and can always be- depended
upon. Trial bottles nee at City drug stone,
The state herald., 1890-03-21

President Adams, of the Union Paci.
lie rai'rnad, after n conference with
Congre@maE Dorsey and State Audit.
or Benton, of Nebraska. at Washing.
ton City on Monday last, directed Hon.
John NJ. ihurston, the solicitor of the
road, to 90 before the board Of ,arin
for the Union Pacific and recommend
Il cut OF fifty per cent in the corn rates
from Nebraska.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
EIGHTEENTH YEAR.
rELpiLY Iorsasl.
ciEh, LrTse rss,,, with sunday supple.


Ihef-.r rs VIII i' chs pf aim ~ unprecedented
intsH's &c g. tS Amsfisgu Iuslir. Ia iat II Nlh
~ ursa n' tt ihe initst itleFstiNs hnd sNrt hs
90 lghihi attuf IN TOO history uf the suuttn. II
\ 80 u ~ sFsa bTai iHttttft - tlsi people of
SO a.fh, a. 'Nus y ragftsstIg iau Ia tas state
= az .Ft a. N'lg ~ shtiun Tor l4ii-l .nt hr.iou
liz thiiatssA aursti - hd t4o asLci ofa lgltel
bai's sll 90 ar que ini,a trtt SIfy inisi .rn
,ttl hi".ll iuvrt tgNnftb Auu afsiiH fui hlns,iL
20 - ~ tisis 90 " tria rNts Wy eii.n tu -
4Tt"A'} a tt"H 80 ~ Information IL, lie tun.lng
ttrl ~ .Nihna - Ciif'nt e,enth uat NJ intrl I
kssit ia Ea IN 90 ~ o. H. Ntn,ut It. M matt rH
ahai ~ Afe 81 ioi Il hsina = inr- ui,r lat an
n"ui rnH.Al oAt.nsitr nIthn.uiiirn L.v. been pr
ttr 81 Ny liit agfHNst fHr ftc1itinA gHi han ! W
tss awe oi i1e ny AMI the tiipi-heft afr piea ID
- sih uis'l ihAt - Ihr Ytsf lio tnr lauusiL Nil
rvnsfsl e.sleIu Niih tEs fgpirls 81 ihs Al.s,
sac plra and TO urie pr,,s nsaI' iatsp., aUa
.lh We tsle.t mn vito, ivllinH d,rci To u rdl
t'giA r,nls from III parts ~ 10 Wnlii In. ioisg 'njh
~ nin,ll.nen 10 sddIiian 10 thu. friii,jc, tnr
iuthsAL - nihlAns ~ sliic eotta of special corr~
~ hiaiA dhtthbtsds Ill 0svf The alta l.,hiss thotr
". ifu,girnl n.~t tun'Hfs OF the ,si,irify,
ihAlshsfi Al W stat, rnttAl trr inr isAl viii al
NAI. suhihn ihu latest nssu frur the Htatr drpaTt
Mfhl. ahi prtssfdhifs ct lilo snltnint ruuft whL
ate ~ s.iscaal INT 7fsut 10 S.irasks featsf-. Ths
ssnh nf un dai vii ir di.cas. u and rnInn Hni u
apun ~ en- hhls manner N it, editorial Nuiunn.
hAHl 70. VIII aiteAr from me 90 time fIpn
rLptls ffom The priisi al uAs ornirr. II the Waf
ksast.t.f Of lli.I kf.-t Wv 's
The state herald., 1890-03-21

Mr. A. 7. Guthrie, Of the llolyokc
Nursery, returned HON irom q trip 10
Champion Neb. un Yesterday Mr., Uu,h.
tlc sold over two hundred dollars
worth Of fruit nil forest ;iecs Willie
on This trip. and rororis Chase county
Nt Hum'ug Dl.I Ifrnah AWl mcfch.
HmB 'u.n7 t-li nnl lle dWa of
puospU"iY iH NH tsr o1 -vHtr hHui.
The state herald., 1890-03-21

The house and Office furniture owned
by Abraham Lincoln have been pur-
chased by firm in Chicago and are
now on exhibition there. The only
ollice desk he owned, a plain table sur
mounted by an old-fashioned bookcase
containing the first law books Lincoln
read is among the other articles.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
lrirst publication March 81
NatiCn for Publication.
T,,,1 ,Aot,.,. t,.,,,,..,,.,t..

NuILCn Tor Fu1ICaiion.
Land 0flicc Mt Denver Colo.
March 10, 1850
Notice Is hereby given That the following
v nnlnod settler has ilirh notice # her ln'
ton 10 commute and make lnnI proof In
support Of her claim, AMI that .aid proof
viii In made before the cl,ri. ot the county
conrt .! lillips county, Colo. ado, ut iiol
vkc, Colorado, on, April 2G lslN, VIZ:
TINA Il. SHERMAN.
II. T.. No. lliiO, FOR TIE nc IA sec 35, twpS n,
IN range - W. of r. NJ.
she names the following witnesses toprovr
Err continuous residence upon, and cultiva'
tion of, said lAnd, VIZ:
Wheeler Webster, of Amherst colorado
Milton u. Cupp, :,
Archie Bnttrrrcld, =, , -
JChu htharuscn, :, .
ia .AicDETii, Register.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
All roads will lead to chicogo in 1892

Foreign importers are not the men
whose opinions ought to be consulted
in drawing Il law for the administra-
tion of protective tariff. The im-
porter wants 70 evade all the duty he
can, and his objection to the Mckinley
bill Is the objection of the burglar to
the chilled steel safe door.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
(first publication Feb,
Nutira for Publication,
LAsD DDFsIcE At DENVER, CoLo. /,
EnhrnnlN 1 lGnn

lAsD DEsscE At DENVER, CoLo
February 1, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
~ ing,nnmcd settler has filed notice OF his
intcntion 10 make tinal pronf in support OF
his claim. and that said proof VIII hc uaatle
before the Judge Of the district court or in
hts nbs.ncr before tir clerk u; tir distri. {
court OF Phillips county, Colo, ut iiolycLe,
Colorado. CT March 10Th, lao, vie:
JOSEPH kELIoGG.
II. +. No. lIr0S. for the Me- sec &c, twp. = II
in rnngCil " OF On. NJ.
No na,Nes the following witncssrs To prove
hi continuous residence upon anu cultiNH-
tion of, said liuh, viz;
William c. Heller, Of ltolyokci colorado.
Srwcl rcricr
Lyman l.. Foster "
Nathan :, tishrr
j. \. McpETii, Register.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
tlr-t Publication on'rcb, IA.
Nuiica iur Publication,

Land sf.irc nt Denver, Colo !
february II, lHu.
NOTCH Is hereby F,s.n that the following
~ ngmrd settler has hl,-i noticc oi il- iH'
t,.f,,iua to make nual co!nmEiion proof IN
su,,nort af HIS clEim, and that saiu llr ol
Will be made h, b,foTc the clerk OF the ~ ,tt,et
court of Phillips county. Colo, ht hoi!ohc'
Colo, ON sptIi ath, l'fn. VIZ:
CHARLES DALBEHG.
II. y. No. 1871 for the ne gr scs ", t"r"' III
.rnge q Ndnin. ..
iI.naancg .ie following witnesses I" prove
his continuous residence upon and rnluFh'
iion OF. said lard, VIZ;
Joseph n, Guernsey, Of iiolyoke, Colorado
Morris l.. lIoyt,
frank l.. iipy,,
Alfred Larson,
j. 4. MeRETH Register,
The state herald., 1890-03-21
tgirst publication Feb -
NaucR fur Publication,
LAM orriee AZ prSyrr, co,o.

LAM! DrrIcT AZ DENVER, toio.
February .th, ls.0. ,
N,oTICLis hereby given that the following
- named settler has iiici notice of hlsin.
tentiun to make iiunl proof in support oi
iiis .clainl, and that SAID ptpoi VIII bv niaut
lips county, Colo, ri HolyoiSr, Colo, on
March -, ic Ni2t ...
.lhe of ths heirs of Annir l.. stoncr. de
e-;,st-l. u. ; No. = oil. for the sM sec ~
lie names tho following witnesses Ia prove
lbs ccriinIous residence upon, ANA cn'tlNi'
tion OF. said land, viz;
Jts,cr Jrnning-, of i,aNtun, ."lof's''
Alexis :. Vaughn,
George W. Johnson.
IIczoiiinh ippcrson,
J. \. Mc3ETH, Register.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
J,1r-i paDllco,iol Mprdni,3

Aulltu fer ll u lti'u~,
innd onlcp nt u.n,tr tnln,
Mnrdi iH, irn,'
Motto i- hrr,,hr pir"n thAt tho follow .uv
~ nnutus t'lrf hiH nirti un'irf ~ ilH h..
f.utit 20 tuulrlU iifHi p. nff w support ut hH
liiui, and ilni silI uruui ii ~ MHtr b.
IurH tirflrti uI iHr alHttili cont, nt nm.
ii-s ruu liF, tninY 80 iin yoke, t,inu ul Mas
'ith. tan. ttft
ttutr T.. NArgt
u. 4. Nn 500 fnr iliraW 81 aar o., tApE
tt fiuFH . or Dth 10 ni.
30 NpuUt Goo NI.irHln.f u tlt rUa 90 UFutr
ilf ,uun HuH.ia lHsiHHnH InuE rfiu UfiiIUr
IuH ui. 1850 ffHh. rpH
I4iihw s. lHflr, .T iIu't Hi.u. lHi1i iiu
Soho W Nf.r
aIA1rI $40 i|HiN
HfH sNnI.fft
1t4f4H. uai.i-.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
lsir., nnl.ll.n,lnn rch. sn

Nuucs for Fhhliratuu
LASn Orrica Al rrSEg Cbto,
Fvi llth leo. 4
kIotiec Ia hereby given that tie Following
lNuumcd settler has nlFh noti'f %; lli- IN.
fention 10 make nnai prpul 10 support ni his
claim, ard that said proof VIII b. nindr h
fore the clerk OF thc couuty conrt ni All
lips county Colorado, at iloiyokc colorado,
ON March agih ls.O, yiE:
HENRY &. noSG-,
u 3ilsaG for the NJ soc, -, twp ?, range
% ", q y. M.
He pSmns tiir following witnesses u move
his ontlunoua rr-lt'utr upon, and "a litSn'
iion of. said lard, Viz;
sigfflrd Anderson 4"
August sWnnEon .
Joshua stone ="
J \ acnEf1i. Register.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
TFITslt- -NNnbIiSElli6n asreIi ii

IFII.I- IlI 7 ILLIL LdUUII
Land Office NJ Denver Colo.
MHrc'i l1th, lSsO.
nJotlcc Is hereby glvch that the following
" nnincd settler h7s filed notice OF his Ia.
tcntion to mat" tinni communication proof in
support Of his clniEi and that -aiti pro will
bc iu'llc hsfury. the clerk OF the district court
oi fhillips g arty. Colorado, at Holyolc,
colorado, on May 2oth lsie, Wig.
ALICE NJ. CALLi.sS, formerly ALICE II.
COLLIER, II. l.. 1889, for the ne or sec q,
twptU, range "a V % ppm.
lite names tsc following witnesses to prove
his con iuuous residence upon, and cultiya.
tion +, said land, viz:
Oswald lirrzlg, OF Holyoke, colorado
john W. Wash, :,
Cyrus l.. Waugh. :, >,
David Horton, :, :,
j. 4 McNITH r,gist,r
The state herald., 1890-03-21
.Administratnr's Nuti1s,
Estate of jacob Fnrrcy deceased.

Estate OF Jacob furrcy deceased.
The undersigned, having bcvn appointed
administrator Of the estate of Jacob fnrrcy
lat, Of the county Of Phillips and state OF
Color do, ''cstSa%.'i hereby gives notice that
he will appear hcfurr the county court rf
Phillips county, ut the court house In llol.
YOKE ut the January term; on the last Mon
day In March next, ut which time nll persons
having claims against said estate are rotifl
cd and requested. h nttrnd for the purpose
of having thc snlrc adjusted, All persons
indebted ito = i'll estate are requested Ia
make immediate payment to the uadcrsign-
cd.
Dated this 25th day of January, \ ID ls o.
JOHN FISHER. Administrator.
The state herald., 1890-03-21
,Rt SUNDAY JOURNAL.
Twelve Large r'surs.rtrb,,. rour to,,mr ma

Twelve Large rsgrs.GiEh', your Columns
,fof the accommodation u thD,a who 10 not have
ums " tsan isly Iater aud ,ut jc.ifr to kr-p
s,i'tAl ~ w ZINES thr publ hofs ufsr TIM SUI
th,inthNAht " " u rnahlst saal week nf tWplvo
VIII ~ - aii.. and viii bc In a. MEASURE a resume
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To rEccrco,rcrAs

eotiO 1Rhis3. ruNv TO CHICAGO.
Please remember that the Union
Pacific Railway, in conjunction
with The Chicago n Ncuh-Wcstern
Railway. run Daily Il fast train snlid
between Denver and Chicago through
without change.
This train is composed entirely of
new and elegant day coaches, chair
cars built expressly for this service,
and the latest improved coaches and
Pullman palace sleeping ears.
This train leaves Denver at $50 p.
m. Daily, ana arrives In Chicago at
SO Il. IN. the second morning.
For information IN regard to rates,
sleeping car accommodations. etc, etc
apply TO the nearest Union Pacific
agent or, d. u. Kceler, general agent,
No. 70s Lurimcr st, Denver, Colorado
CHICAGO, UNION PACIFIC AND
NORTli.WESTERS LINE.
The joint arrangement between the
Chicago y Northwestern and Union
Pacillc Railways provides improved
passenger service.
The Chicago Limited leaves Denver
daily $50 =. NJ, Solid Vestibulcd
train with Wagner or Pullman sleep.
crs, Free Chair Cars, First Glass Coach.
es. from Denver 10 Chicago in thirty
I've hours.
Chicago y North wesiern'and Union
Pacific Dining Cars on The Chicago
Llmi cd.
For information IN fun detail, apply
TO amy Ticket Agent or ut agencies
Union Pacific ar Chicago II North.
Western Railways.
L. l.. Lomax, @. =. A., L. +. Ry,
Omaha, Ncb., 4. y. Wilson, q. T.. A.,
c, Il y. ". R'y, Chicago.
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disqualification on March ~,

E--i publication on March ~
N1uc8 for Publication,
nnd U..rs nj beaver. tulo
March .. is0,
NIoilcr l. hereby given That THE following
IN NAMED yetlirr iht hlpd noiicH ~ his 10
tsntlon 10 make iiHni proof Ia support uf iils
riAim, aud that hnih piuuf viii hr mnS '4s
for. the clerk oi the district rpnrt
lhllipa county, roiu,, nt li1iy yukr, tulu, ON
Apnl isih, no NiEt
juitN W uuHpns,
u. :. 80. alill for thr - ~ ne, sada NJ uf
81 Sec q twpHn IN rnnHu u " uf u pm.
iis names the following witnesses 10 prove
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ton uf tnid inni viri
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trutlDn To HtEf -F-Mgl cDuilnu' alton rrt't In
support of his clulm, rnd that fr'd prpoi
VIII hcmndr before thr rirrh 'f the district
court uf Phl lip. county Colorado, NJ liOl
yoke, tourudo on Match ~ llt', Nis.
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