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A DOZEN HARD ROUNDS

The Baltimors Spider sad Harry Martin
Cat Each Other Scvsrely-A Draw Declared.
Jack Dorsey. a colored boxer who has made several
good exhibitions In this neghborhood during the last
year and who 10 known rs tho baltimore Spider"
and larry Martin. eide whta man, had dispute
with hard gloves At Long Island resort carly yeser
day morning for 500 purse There was fair crowd
Of spectators present. aud they enjoyed tho argument
while II WAS hot. which was but for short time. The
seconds were Jack Lyman and Dan OMara for Martin.
and Walter Robertson and John Mcl.nurhn for the
Spider. jack Oman. the lOS-pound New Yorker, WAS
referee. and Tom Fowler held Tie watch ,.,,,
hcation. Martin frst blood In tue first round by
smash on Dorsey's Jaw. and first knock down In the
oad round was oyer 10th men were very tired: but
Whenever good chance occurred. Al the end Of this
twelfth round the lighters were All cut up. and little
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-13

Our New York patrons nay read.
lily reach Nc BY Brooklyn Bridge
a.a Ualoa L cars to Drsggs station
On our oorner. or by ferries IRON
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Esd ct. to Broadway, Br0oklyn.
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Is on the result Of this light that Cahill is made
a strong iavorite for Wednesdays contest In
Justice Il must be said that Cal!an was fifteen
pounds heayier than Butler. and he did some
haRrant f9ulinf on the ropes. "a r,.x.. -,
Frank White. the professional Hight weight
Butler is an assumed name. the boxer owning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-13
Do YOU love!

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ed the second flOor of
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have. without n question OF
a doubt, the finest exhibit
of Parl0r Furniture to be
found in the city Of Brock
lyn or New York. A visit to
this department wilt prove
to You that this Is NO idle
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that our prices are the low
est. Our passenger elova.
tor, one of the finest Ina TITO
city, will make the visit MT
only agree able, but very
pleasant. Dy the way, could
You imagine a more sspprO.
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than q ParlOr suit !.
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i'm DuTLkA

jim 0V1Ik1
that hs would not fight Cahill again until no
had put on moro weight, and no inducements
could bulge him from this position. There
were many who said that team Of Perohef-
ons could not drag the Brooklyn boy into .
ring to face the champion again. but II, seems
these opinions were wrong; Butler has been
training long and faithfully for Wednesday
nights decisive contest and 10 said to be in
prime condition. Cahill has also been putting
himself in AZ. and his admirers say he will de-
feat the Brooklyn champion in around. Ills
certain that men OF the biting powers OF
CahiI and Butler will arrive sf . quick do.
oision. Just how quick the public Is willing to
Day its dollars to see.
Pat CahM was born at Trenton. NJ. on
Of sturdy build. While he has won the 1853
pound championship whenever the amateur
athletic authorities have permitted him to
compete. he has never been near tho weight
generally scaling below $50 pounds He is
&nely built above the waist, the hitting, power
behind the shSRlders being 81 unusual devel;
opuenk he SknoWn a. Q ,knooker.out. and
And has put more men to sleep than any anna
tsuf IN the ranks. While his good right has
won the majority Of his battles with Q single
punch: he has fought some remarkably hSkd
Oontest9. and his bulldog gamepees hes q.
XAys showed itself prominently. A. HAfry
Buefmyer says. Cahil simply .doeent know
when he 10 beaten. Several OF his most
prominent victories = were won In the
The state herald., 1891-12-11
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed In his hands BY an East
India missionary tho formula Of . ~ln,pie
vegetable rrincdy fw the speedy and pesma.
nent cure of Consumption, BronchltIs, "a.
iarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Al.
frciions, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility aNd all Nervous Com.
rlaint. after having tested liz wonderful
curative powers In thousands Of caseA has
felt II his duty 10 make n known TO his suf.
fcrinE fellows. Actua,ed BY this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering, !
will send free Of charge, to all who desire
Il, this recipe. In German. French os EugiIah
with full directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mall by addressing with stamp
naming this paisr. ". A. Novns,
Sly no i'owcrs BIoes. Rochester, n. Y.
The state herald., 1891-12-11

One OF thu niost important measures
which Will come before Congress IL \
national bankrupt law. The enact.
incnt Of such n law Ia called for by the
business man aud II h.s Y sIoss rsia.
iion 10 the business prosperity II the
country. There werc many objections
to the nd bankrupt law. md few pso.
ple would deny that they wcrc grsA,
enough to Justify It's repeal. liut ths
Tory bankrupt bill, which will doubt.
lvss Ia Introduced vt an early day
avoids many 0f these object iIonnbls
features. II has received the indorsc.
tnent " business men IN nearly every
part of the Union. ami II probably |,
about rs nearly perfect ~ = bill Of this
sort can ic made. A bankrupt Law
would enable honest debtors " settle
with their creditors upon fuss and hon,
OraLlc terms. aiL At ilic same Tine !,
would prevent tie dishonest from Civ.
Ing ui,dus preference 10 favored cred
The state herald., 1891-12-11

Governor Hill, Of New York, has re-
Gently made q speech in which he takes
occasion TO patch up his record ou the
sil:rr question for his benefit in the
coming campaign. Judging from the
wording Of the speech, the gentleman
had become uneasy lest his position oil
The silver question had been too plain
~ expressed and WAS tho well under.
stood by tue numbers Of his party for
The hest interests Of his s,iccrAs In Sc
curing the presidential domination ut
the hands Of his party so he goes before
the pullic In \ speccl, In which he has
succeeded in leaving his position on
that question Al decidedly uncertain .as
to satisf. the most ardent s,lmirer Il
DE- nncrs,ic ambiguity. His speech il
. direct bid for the support Of both the
free'coinagc and the anil free. .coinsse
factions Of the party and, In making
thst BID. hc pledges himself 10 no def.
mite line Of action on this question.
The state herald., 1891-12-11

Ilill's silver speech WAS = pretty
smooth move to help boom himself for
the nomination for president. IIe had
taken the 1eld In support Of n candi.
date for speaker and he realized that.
II hs hoped to secure the presidential
nomination. his candidate must win,
~ he makes speech On tho silver
question IN which he lnlois 10 make Il
appear that the democratic party has
always favored coinage Of silver
AMI that the parry will, us u matter Of
conras, take " position In tho coming
campaign consistent with It's pas, rec.
ord on that question, aud finally sue.
ces'ls IN closing his speech without
having committed himself 10 any def.
iniie position on the silver question.
II Cleveland had only hud time TO
write u "iettrr" after this speech wns
delivered, the result might have been
different.
The state herald., 1891-12-11
Happy iioosIrrs.

Vim. TImmons, Postmaster of ldayiiic
Ind, writes: "Eicctric iiiticrs have done
mort for me than alt other medicines com.
bincd for tina, bad feeling arising from Kid
ncy and liver trouble" John l.rsit~, farm
RI and stocGn,an, of san,c place. ssys: 'Fin,I
Electric Bitter. 10 bc the tst-i kidney and
liver medicine, nindc mt feel like nc~
man." j. W. Gardner. hardware n,~rcl,sn,
ranc town. says: "Elcctric iiIt,crw Ia jusl
the thing for man who Ia all run down
and don't cure WHISTLER hc LIVES or dkr~; b,
found new strength, t'ooi appetite and fell
Just like he had 4 new lease ,on life. Onl,
Sl~. a ls,itlc at t'lty Druvstorr.
The state herald., 1891-12-11
Tho eurIIngton's New Route to the
Black Mills.

ITO 0uTltu8Souo Now Nooto TO tue
Black Nils.
The Burlington Route takes pleasure
In announcing to the public the com.
pletion Of Its new line to Deadwood
South Dakota, and the formal opening
of same for business.
The line is substantially constructed
and thoroughly equipped, the dhjsc.
being TO afford service that Is iirst.
class in every particular, and IN keeping
with other through lines Of the Bur.
lington System.
1t Is tho shortest and quickest line
from Missouri River cities and princi.
pal points In Nebraska to DeadwoO,i,
Hot Springs, Custer and Hill City,
South Dakota, Merino and Newcastle
wyo., and NIL points IN the Black Hills
Through trains are run daily with
Pullman Sleeping Cars from Omaha
and L,nc0ln to Deadwood without
change, making connection ut Lincoln
aud Omaha with all trains of the Bur
lington Route to aud from all points
East. West and Sonth.
For further information apply TO any
burlington agent, or to
J. FRANCIS, Gen'l Pass'r Agt.,
Omaha, Neb.
The state herald., 1891-12-11
FREE TO JANUARY I, 1891.

The Weekly State Journal will be mailed
to any address from now until January LIST,
is.r;. for 81. All through the remainder OF
this campaign and all Of tho great prcsidcn.
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The state herald., 1891-12-11

According to the late decision Of the
United States Supreme Court, all en-
ployee Of tho government cannot be
dunnsi for a debt during business
hours. How wide Il bcni6cencc there
would bc in this il II could bc applied
to private business, aud how attentive
It would make some persons to duty.
II would. however, destroy to some ex.
tsrt the popularity Of the eight .hou,
movement Denver Sun.
This decisiea will. without doubt,
ca,isa worse scramble than ever Tor
smplo! ment with Uncle Sam. All
that viii be necessary for the govern
mcht empl"!ess, now, 10 escape the
personal impor,nning Of tl'eir creditors
will bc sign on the front door OF their
residence No admittance after bust
ness hours"
The state herald., 1891-12-11

There is little doni I but that, II the
facts surrounding the bomb throwing
In the once Of Russell Sage, of New
York. ever come to light. it will bc
found that il WAS the result of the
teachings Of the same pernicious prin-
ciples and doctrines which I'D 10 he
Hay Market riot in Chi ago. 1t may
I've all right to explain such deeds ~
this by saying that the rerpctra,or was
a crank. . but the cool headed, pre-.
insditatei ontragos Of such cranks arc
becoming all together too frequent TO
satisfy even the lovers Of the hensa-
tional. insanity may be excussble for
it's crime. but tho cunning imps Of Sl-
tan who don the disguise Of the crank
to cover up their devilish crimes should
be hung as high as Haman.
The state herald., 1891-12-11
TRUSTEES SALE.

Defsuit having been made In the payment
Of = certain promissory no,- executed by
william T. =. Kemp for tho pi incipai sum OF
i've hundred and nfty dollars tsss0) payable
TO the order Of Hayden 4 Dickinson. and Sc
curod by 4 certain deed Of trust. executed by
said william T. Kemp ON tho l7,h day of
septcn'l'-r. A. u. iss7. aud recorded ON the
aand day u September. A. d. iss7. In book u.
page ios. " the records of Logan county.
state Of colorado. rsbiis nosics V hereby Eiv.
en- that tho undrrsiRued. job A. Cooper, or
In case of the death. resignation. removal
from the city Of I,cnver, or failure to act or
other inability Of said Coop~r. then the un-
dersignsd. Elias II. Eartu. sheri6 of Arara-
hoc county, surces+ r In trust In said deed of
trust mentioned. viii. by virtue asd usder
the Isswsr ami authority Of saii deei Of trust
snd for the parposrn thcrsin mentioasd. sell
NJ public auction Al the fremont streri door
OF the court h'usr In Denver. In The county
III Ara,,ahs,c. state of Coiorato. at tho hour
Of " O'Clock. moon. on
MONDAY. tho sist day Of DEC kMDER.
A. u. issl. She property In said deed Of trust
conveyed. described ~ follows. to.wit: The
southwest quarter lsw ~ section thirty one
t5i). township seven ~, north Of range forty
two ls1l west. t.-iso acres, more or irss-wiih
all the wnicr rights and privileges In said
dced Gf trust mentioned. mud all and singti.
lar the privileges and srpurtenanees there.
unto belonging. situated In the county Of
Phillips. formerly part Of the county Of
Logan. snd state of Colorado.
Jon 4. COOPER, Trustee.
ELIAS u. BARTON, sheriff OF Arapahos
county, successor In 1rust.
First publication. Hov. ~, lssi.
The state herald., 1891-12-11
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist "a
sell Dr. Kings New Discovery for consuinp.
tion, Coughs nnd Colds, upon this condition
II ycu arr AFFLICTED with cough, cold ~ any
lang. chcst " throa, trouble, and Will uss
this remedy ~ directed. giving I, a fair trial
and experience no benrni. you may return
the bottle snd have your money refunded.
We could no, Mako this offer did we no,
know 'ba, pr. Kings New Discovery co,ld
liz relied ~. u never dIsapl~ln,s. Trial
bottles free nj cliy Drugstore large size
i,l~ and SO
The state herald., 1891-12-11
TRUSTEES SALE.


DEfAUI.T, having bccn made In thu pay
cd by James n. Fear. for the principal som es
esos payable to the order of uavden 4 Dick
inson. and sscured by certain deed u trust
executed by said James u. Fear on the nth
day Of Apii. iss7. and reeor,ied on the 18th
day of April. iss7. In book u, ut pawo Z, Of ths
records Of Logan county. state Of Colorado
public notice II hereby given that the under
aligned. Job A. Cooper. or In case of the death
resignation, removal FROM the city of lien
yer, or failure 10 act. or oshsr Inability oi
said Cooper. then the undersiRnsd. Elias H.
barton. sheriff Of !Arapaioe c'uniy. sucress
or In trust In said deed of trust msution-d
will by virtue and under tie power and au
thority of said deed of trust an.i for the par
puscs therein mentioned, scii at public nnrt
Ion at the fremont street door OF the court
house In Denver. In the county Of Arapahoe
state Of Colorado. At the hour Of - o'clock
noon on
wEpNrsDAY. tho sth day Of JANUARY.
= d iEss. the property In said deed Of trust
conveyed. describc,i ~ follows. to-viu The
northwest quarter tnwS). section thirteen
tis). township SEVEN az. north Of range forty
three tts) w~st. together with all tho wassI
rights and privileges In said deel Of trus,
mratione,i. and all and singular the PRIV
l-ges and appurssnanccs tnrrcunt> bsiong
Ing. situate In tho county Of Phillips, former
iy part of tho couuty Of Logan. and state
Of Colorado. JON 4 COOrEk. Trustee.
ELIAS Il BARTON,
Dc I, 1901. Successor In Turst.
The state herald., 1891-12-11
BUSINESS EDUCATION FREE.

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Nebraska boys and girls will md In the
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For further pafticulars. addfsss
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The state herald., 1891-12-11

Tho prohibitionists and equal suf-
frsge people Of Kansas have Joined
hauds together and a movement has
been inaugurated IN favor Of q c0ns;itu.
tional convention In which strong pro-
hibition CLAIM, and an educational quail
llcation 10 vote will be the leading feat.
urs. 1t Is only question Of time in
Kansas and else where when women
will have the right 10 suffrage In ito
fullest scnas. Colorado Farmer.
The state herald., 1891-12-11

The republicans nominated sx.spesk.
Ct Reed as their candidate for the Of.
Aes, II speaker Of u,e Ilou,c,
Thereby endorsing his actions ~
speaker Of the iifty.Arst congress. No
mAn In the House stands higher In the
es'in'stion Of the republic III members,
shan the republican speaker Who gave
the democrats 10 much trouble by IN.
kIsting upon having them counted
whs. they wished 10 is considered ns
sbssnt,
The state herald., 1891-12-11

Senator David II. Hill was not among
the senators elect who presented them.
selves To be sworn In at the converting
Of the Senate. It begins TO look very
much Is II the Senator proposed to hold
to the Office Of Governor until Flower
10 ready to take hi. seat. "Joucs he
pays tho freight" but Jones don't get
To SIT in the Governors chair. Hill 10
afraid to trust him In the chair even
Tor a few weeks.
The state herald., 1891-12-11
THE hot SPRINGS or DAKOTA.

These springs are rapidly becoming
ing famous on account Of the wonder.
full curative properties Of the waters
and the many marvellous cures which
have been effected ty the thermal baths
The town and springs are delight.
fully situated In n picturesque valley
in the Black Hills country, sboundinG
III beautiful scenic effects, and ut an
altitude Of $500 frot above the sea lev.
ell; thus insnring y pure atmosphere
and exhilaratinR climate, absolutely
free frhm malaria.
Inder the enterprisins and progres.
sive management Of the Hot Springs
company many desirable improvements
have been ma,le, among the numbsr
the erection Of n commoliOus bath
house fitted up with all modern con.
v~niences for the comfort Of guests.
New hotels have been built aud CON.
fortnbly furnished throughout, conduc.
ted Ia lirst-clsss style and at reasona-
bic rates Those who prefer stopping
at n private house, will find many de-
sirable boarding places where good ac-
Communications are furnished, and ut
moderate prices.
The superior daily service now af-
for'ied by the Burlington Roate TO Hot
Springs, with through sleeping car nc
commodations from Omaha. Lincoln.
Aurora and Grand Island. makes the
trip AN easy and enjoyable one; and
for tho Mnelit of all who desire to test
the efficacy Of the waters. round trip
tickets a. reduced rates, good for nine
ty days. are now on sale ut all offices
of the Burlington Route.
Fur pamphlet. descriptive Of the
springs. and full information as To
rates, time. etc. apply TO any agent of
the company. or Ia
J. FRANCIS,
Genl Pxss'r i Ticket Agt.,
OMAHA, NEp.
The state herald., 1891-12-11
tFir.s publication DC. .. 1891,
Us Land once. stsri.ss. Colo 4
Uct 10, tSSl,
tAiias notice 10 co,te.t No loo,

tAlias notice 10 contest No ioo)
Complaint having been cntsrsd n this ofYles
by Mason l. smith against si'as rrssier for
failure to comply with law a. to timber cult.
urs entry No 3Sls dated Nov ., lssj upon the
NV u see 81 tp7 n rta v In Phillips county,
Colorado with uisw 10 tho cancellation OF
said entry; contestant alleging that said 81.
las frasier failed during the 9th year after
mailing said entry TO replace or supply trees
seeds or cuttings for those that had boon
previously plans.d and failed 70 grow. That
he failed to cultivate said land ~ rsquired
by law and that said failure still exists; the
said parties arc hereby summoned 70 appear
a. this esncs on the 7th day Of January lsss,
at - o'clock N ~ respond and furnish testi.
mon! concsrning said alleged failure.
n. r. TsDAoS, Register.
The state herald., 1891-12-11

Some Of the papers Of England are
!amcnting over the hard timos that are
being experienced by the working men
Of England, and attribute this result
to the tariff laws Of this country. Itis
too rad that tho members Of the re-
publican party are 50 stubborn and
hard hearted that they refuse to make
laws for tho bsneiit Of the workmen Of
England, II tho Englisli workmen
are really in need Of help, they should
apply to their liberal hearted free.trade
democratic brethren of this country
who seem to be so very anxious to leg
islats in their interests.
The state herald., 1891-12-11
fFirat publication Oct. 30. issi.l
US Land officc Sterling. colo. I
Oct 10Th 1881.
(Alias to con test No ss)

Complaint having been entered at this Of
nca by lewis l.. Lane against Bennett A
Painter for failure to comply with law a. 10
timber culture entry No i379s dated Fed. 7th,
1850, upon the NO y scc 3tpsrHw, In Phil.
lips county, Colo. with Wow to the cancel.
lation Of said entry: contestant :alierinE
that bennett A. Painter failed during tho LIST
and 3nd years after making said entry to
have ten acres plowsd on said tract ~ rc.
CURED by law and that said failure still ex-
istsi the said parties nre hereby summoned
TO appear At this onaco on the 18th day Of Jan.
1871, At 10 o'clock =. M, to respond and fur
nish testimony CONCERNING said alleged fall
urc. II. X. TxDMOS. Register.
The state herald., 1891-12-11
trir, publication Nov II lssi., No. soo
Nutica fur Publication.
I.and ef.ce Al Sterling. Col

Land sfaee atsteriinE, Colorado.
Nov - 1891,
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has nled notice Of his inten.
tion 10 make Anal proof in support
Of bis claim, aad that said proof will bs made
before tho clerk OF t.o district court of Phil.
lips county Colo, nj lioiyohe Colo. on Jan.
., lso3 Wig:
FRANK l.. HoYT.
II l. No. si<7. for tho W section II, town
ship No. II In range No. lsw.
lie names tnc following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, aud cultiva.
tion Of. said land. viz:
Joseph II. Guernsey, Of Iiolyokc. Colo.
Gcorga 4. Crane, +" 4"
Samuel u. Lain,
Charles X. Sears.
METEpMoS Rsylstcr.
The state herald., 1891-12-11

Speaker Crisp wishes the democrats
10 distinctly understand that he stands
squarely upon the democratic platform
Of tariff REFORM" This explanation
Of his position on the tam question
may be entirely satisfactory to the
democrats, but, to an ordinary voter.
1t Is just about as clearly understood
Us Hills explanation Of his position on
the silver question. II can be con-
strucd to suit the views of tho voter.
The state herald., 1891-12-11

TIE New DiCrioNARY.-The an.
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The publishers have expended in the
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The new Dictionary Is the hest book
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The state herald., 1891-12-11
DucxLxSs AnS,cA sALys.

The beat Salvs In lie world for cutA.
raises, sores, ulcrrs, Salt Rlcun, Fever
sores. letter. chspisd liands. chllbIains
corus, aud all Skin H'nptiona, and pcsI
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guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price as csnts per boz
For Sale BY City drug aiss.