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Atlantic City.

A TLANTIC CITY, n. TRENT OR SALE
n Hotels, cottages and lighthouses; lots for sale
in all parts of the city also South Atlantic City.
Real Estate and Law Building. je1-N*
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FOR SALE-LOTS.


Allegheny Lots.
1H NICE LOTS IN ALLEGHENY ON PREBLE
lO avenue and adjoining streets in Hartman
plan; splendid point to erect residences for pur-
poses of sale, or TO rent for Investment. JAS. w.
DRAPE & CO., 813 Wood st., Pittsburg. jes-cG
@1 OOO-LoT 2axll5 FIT. ON BUENA VISTA
tDl, st. A. d. WILSON. IS Federal ST., Alle-
gheny. je9-61-TTSr
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Omces, Desk Room.

TO LET-CHoICE OFFICES on SECOND
i and third floors of The Dispatch business ONCE
building, corner Smithfeld and Diamond SITS. ;these
in suites of two four rooms. as desired. and
ranged and iehted: there are no better ofices for
professional men in the city. Apply, after P. M,
to BUS. MGR, DISPATCH, on the premises.
ap29-l17t
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Business Stands.

ITO LET-HANDSOME sTORERooMS, NOS:
i IS and 80 Diamond ST., just above Smithheld
ganty fitted up centrally located and having every
convenience; these rooms are admirably suited for
insurance real estate or other Office business. For
further information apply after P. NJ. to BUSI-
NESS MANAGER, The Dispatch. Smithfeld and
Diamond sts. ap9-1l7t
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TO LET.
East End Residence
AIIeehenx Kesidences.

IN house; IL rooms; all modern improvements.
A. d. WILSON, IS Federal ST., Allegheny:
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EDUCATIONAL.

CHELTENHAM MILITARY ACADEMY
" ogontz, Montgomery Co., Pa. Unex-
celled in beauty and healthfulness of loca-
tion and surroundings and in buildings,
equipment and all other requisites of first
class school. Number limited to 60. For
RICE, A. NJ, Principal. myl5-77-D
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FOUND.

TOUND-PERFEOTo COMFORT IN READING,
L by having my eyes thoroughly examined and
pair of the Celebrated a crystal specs adjusted by
the experts Of the CHESSMAN OPTICAL COM
ap2-s2-rhFsu
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Dl Il Yale St, papered throughout; sl5, three
rooms on first floor. No. 90 Taggart st. a. LEG-
GATE & son, 108 Fourth av. 1elO-S5f
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Suburban Residences.

A ATALEXANDRIA BAY, NEW Y0RK-POINT
"A Marguerite; house fully furnished: large boat
for the season, 500. For further particulars ad.
dress LOCK BOX No. 25. Harrisburg, Pa. jelo-91t
COUNTRY RESIDENCE-OR FOR SUMMER
" boarding. house of ten rooms; good water,
shade. fruit, lawn, garden; three minutes from
Baden station. Ft. Wayne Railroad: so per month;
also farm of 40 acres. sl5 per month. Apply to w.
H. DAILY, l35 Fifth av. Je6-6-TTst
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Suburban Lots.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY :. THE LARGEST
- lots the lowest prices and the easiest and best
terms in the county at Sheraden, Is minutes from
Union station: see Sheraden before you buy else
where. ANDREW PATTERSON, Secretary. ~
Fifth ay. So feH-72-Df
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Farms.

e on the Ligonier Waller Z. R., all in good state
Of cultivation; good fences. frame dwelling Of i've
rooms large bank barn and all necessary outbuild-
ance of limestone; good markets and an elegant
opportunity for farmer price IS, 500 or will ex.
change for city properly. W. @. BERINGER
CO., l56 Fourth ay. je6-66-TTs-
TNARM-OF 11s ACRES, 81, 200; FARM OF 100
IL acres, o. 100; farm of AZ acres, a, 900, j. II.
BRlSToR. Martinsburg. w. Va. je1i-sl'
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COME BARGAINS IN VACANT LOTS AT
. Ellsworth, p, FIT. W. 4 c. r. R., at all PRICES
and terms to suit. W. G. BERINGER & CO., 81
Fourth av. =-.f-As ie6-66-TTSs
90 BUILDING LOTS-AT GRAFTON, NEAR
40 railroad station: all perfectly level; good
place to build; will be sold cheap, JAS. W.
DRAPE & CO., 3Is Wood st., Pittsburg. te9-6W
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WANTED.

Rooms.
DOOMs-THREE FIRST-CLASS FUKNlonED
III rooms, with board. for family OF nye RSisTis' mi'
East End near Traction line. Address u I:i cI, n
patch office. Jeu-N
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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
Schenley Park Co. s
PLAN OF LOTS,
NEAR SCHENLEY PARK,
Saturday, June l3, at Pm.

The best, cheapest and most desirable lots
for the price to be found in the two cities.
Property that will appreciate rapidly.
The state herald., 1891-11-13
THE alRL,aarons new ROUTE TO
THs BLACK HILLS.

The Burlington Route takes pleasure
in annouat!ug to the public the coin
plclon OF Its new line to Deadwood
South Dakota, and the formal opening
of same sor business.
Tie line IL substantially constructed
and thoroughly equipped, the object
being TO afford a service that is first
class in every particular, aud In keeping
with other through lines of the Bur-
llngtGn System.
1t is the shortest and quickest line
from Missouri River cities and princi-
pal points iu Nebraska to Deadwopd,
Hot Springs, Custer and Hill City,
South Dakota, Mcrino and Newcastle
Wyo., and all points in the Black Hills
Through trains are run daily with
Pullman Sleeping Cars from Omaha
and Lincoln to Deadwood without
change, making connection ut Lincoln
and Omaha with all trains of the Bur
''nston Route to and from all POINTS
East, West and South.
For further information apply to any
burlington agent, OF to
j, FRANCIS, Ccnl Pass'r Agt.,
Omaha, Neb.
The state herald., 1891-11-13

General John Palmer, Commander.
IN Chief Of TIE Grand Army Of the Re.
public, has recently issued proclama-
tion in which lac urges members OF tie
organization 10 refrain from taking
any part in reunions where tie Con-
Icderate lag is displayed. This is en-
inrutly proper snd there is but little
doubt that This proclamation will meet
with the hearty approval Of the &. \.
II membership. There is hut one flag
for loyal citizen of the United States
and That Is the o!a stms and Stripes
This foolish sentimentalism that holds
j, to be necessary 10 Tie bridging over
Of the waf gulf between the North and
South, that The boys in blue should
take part in reunions where the Con.
trdcrate flag. the symbol of rebellion.
i given The honored position which
belongs TO the national emblem alone.
is not only absurd, but also dangerous.
II the ,'oglh las in good faith accepted
Tie conditions VI their return TO the
Union, then they should teach the rls.
ing generation that there is but one
llas, iaslgal Of continually parding
before tltum this slos. OF the lost cause
in The Shape Of the Confederate ilag.
The state herald., 1891-11-13
CONSUMPTION CunEp.

An oh physician, retired from practice
having had placed In hls hands by nn East
India missionary the formula Of u simple
vegetable remedy fvr lhnEpceiy and permn.
ncni cure NJ Consumption, bronchitis, ca.
iartl, Asthma AID all throat and Lung At.
icc,ions, ahn positive aud radical curp
for Nervous Debility aud al Nervous Com.
plant, after having tested ~ wonderful
cnialltcpowcrs In thousands ut cnseH, has
ielt II his duty to make It known to his sui.
iorins fellows. Atluatcd by this motive
and desire 10 relieve human suffering, I
VIII send free Of charge, To vii who desire
1t, this recipe, IN German, French OF English
viii full directions for preparing aud using.
Sent by mail by addfcsshif with stamp
nanng this paper, W, 4, Nnine.
as'iy s!J powcf DlOgk Roche uler. NY.
The state herald., 1891-11-13
FREE 10 JANUARY !, is9,.

Tho Weekly State journal will be mailed
to amy address from now until January LIST.
lse', for ~. Al through the remaipdor Of
this campaign and all of the great presdcn-
ila' campaign of 1872. Twelve large lages
every seek. For Is cents and ia cents eS-
ira to cover postage, clolh.bound copy Of
STANLEY In Africa will be given with each
subscription. To any one sending MS two
new subscribers, a copy Of this book will be
mailed free. postage prepaid. Send for u
sample copy OF the paper and you will be
pleased with IL. Address all orders TO
WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL.
Lincoln, Ncb.
The state herald., 1891-11-13
nrslNEss EDuCNrIoN rnFE.

Nehlaskn bays and girls viii ind In the
following offer 4 .u3d opportunity OF sccur-
ius business education free:
Toany one scuding us - ycaly subsrIi-
hcr, to ihc Weekly state 1ourual, a, u per
yoif, We viii present lie scholarship In
any department.; ci ihe Lincoln Business
College. Naluc, Sco.CU.
fuf 5lguyh subscriptions wcwll present
u IhrcC months scholarship In any depart
mont 81 The Lincoln business College. Val
nc $50
For 20 subscriptions, three months
coufse in iypewrl,ing. Nalucsl9.
\ cash commission will be- allowed on
these subscriptions, literally pa, ing yuu for
Snpr work, In addition to these free scholar.
SLIPS. Wcwii! supply you with sample
r,pirs,
lCT further particulars. address
WEEkLY STATE JoURNAI.,
Lincoln, Nvb,
The state herald., 1891-11-13
The rnlroR's REWARD,

He writes the editorials. he gets IN
local bits, lie works Ms hard ny Moses
.ur the town, aud some men give lin
money, but most 'oen give him fits,
and VIXEN they get him up they Kick
lin down.. .int year by year he strug-
giles Ike 4 man that's in the swim ,bn;
aih't got strength for swimming every
dal; he hears tite silver jingle, but IT'S
far away from kim, and the paper isn't
much Inclined To pay. But to show
how grateful falks are: When he's
getting short Of breath they gather all
around him in 4 crowd and say: The
poor fellow He just worked himself
TO denth!' ANA they sell his railroad
pass 10 buy Il s!roud, Atlanta Con
s,itution.
The state herald., 1891-11-13
4 GOoDONE.

ono thousand dullars win he paid by
The queen TO the Lady or gentleman,
girl OF hey, forming the largest llst Of
English words tof not less ll,sn fuur
ieueni from the letters confirmed IN
Queen Slmenlr Spoons" Five hun
drcd dollars VIII hc paid to the one
sending The gccnnd largest list aad one
hundred additional good prizes given
In order N mrlil. Those sending list
mus, rutloar 81 furone years subscrlp.
lion To Tie Qgccn. a large, fotiy.clght
Pagc, ftmlly magazine. Competitors
enclosing l!lccn L. : two.cent stamps
extra to coyer cspcnsc Of mailing, etc,
VIII receive free ono Of Tho Queens
elegant Souvenir Spoons Of Canada.
Tic QHccn Is the most popular fanll.
y publication aud hn. tbc largest cir.
culaiipn uf Hny IN Canada. sample
number with fnll lBriicnlms of Com,
petition postpaid for six u. $. two.ccat
alampa h!irrs, The Canadian queen
rur, ntn. Can.
The state herald., 1891-11-13
tfirst publication oct lc isoi}
U 3 Land oiiico, sterling. Colo.l
Oct q lsgl
lAIIas notlee to contest No 81


Complaint having been entered ut thin OF
flee by Amos Hnttertield against Frank d
Kendall for failure to comply with law as to
timber CULTURE entry No 2j9s dated July end,
lss3.upon the II W u sec stp 7nrt2 W in Phil
lips county Colo. with u view to the cancel.
lat!on of said entry; contestant alleging that
Frank ID Kendall failed during tho 9th und
GIN years after making said entry to cult
vatc or ctusc to bc cultivated any part of
said tract. That he fui.pd TO rcplnnt or shp.
ply trees, seeds or cuttings for those That
had been planted (most OF Which failed to
grow during the 3,l and 4th years after mnk
Ing said entry; that there is not % per cent
of the number Of trees, seeds or cuttings
growing on said land that Is required by law
and that said failure s;ill exists; tho said
par;:csa sarr hereby summoned to appear Mt
this Office on the 2jth day OF November 1901
at 10 oo'cloek u IN to respond and furnish tea
timony concerning said alleged failure.
II. T., TEDaoN, Register.
The state herald., 1891-11-13
Good Loolis.

Good looks are more than skin deep, de
pending upon a healthy condition of all the
Vital organs. II the liver be inactive, you
have a bilious look, II yo.r Stomach be dis
ordered yor have dispepiit look and II
Your kidneys bc affected you have pinchcd
look. Secure good health and you Will have
good lross. Electric BiitcrS Is the great al
'elaiire and tonic acts directly on these vi
iHl organs. Cures plmplcs, blo,ehes, bulis
and gives good complexion. Sold Mt City
Drug Store, 5)c. per bottle.
The state herald., 1891-11-13

Mcrherson should give The News
readers the record of his right hand
supporter, "General' nrannnn, IN the
campaign for District Judge. lie
should inform them about the "GcucT-
ais desperate elIor, Ia form n cunbi-
nation Of some kind for the defeat OF
Judge Aliens nomination. lie misLt
also explain how the General pub
liely liuiesstd To support Allen and g,
some of his intimate friends admitted
that le was not an Alien man. iiu
might aAso reconcile the General,
vote wish his profrsscd s.mIglt repri
licanlsm.
The state herald., 1891-11-13

The democratic and alliance scheme
10 elect Justice OF the Peace Egritoi
TO the Office of Supreme Judge Of the
State Of Nebraska, failed Of success
Judge Pis. was elected by good ma
jorily. Thoyulcrs Gt Nebraska lie,
l:rye That lie man who occupies the
bench in the highest court Of the state
should le a mpn learned in ihc Law
Popularity with new party move
inent does not, of itself qualify inm
for one Of the most imrcr.an. on.er,
IL the gift of the people.
The state herald., 1891-11-13
rronnnncca I!orclrss. yc, Sawed.

Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved.
From letter written by Mrs. Ada T..
llurd, of Groion. S. d.. we quote: "was Ia
ken with bad cold, which settled on ny
lungs, cough SCI In and finally terminated
in consumption. -Four loctnrs gave me up,
saying could live bu, short time. gave
myself ur 10 my Savior, determined II /
could not stay wiilmy friends on cath, /
wond meet my absent ones above. My lus-
band was advised 10 get Br. Kings New
Discovery yfotccnsmmption, coughs aud colds
! gaic II trial, took in all, eight boitlcs; il
has cured lac, aud thank God | am now II
well and hearty woman Trial bottles free
at Ciiy Drug store, regular size, Joc. and 81.
The state herald., 1891-11-13

The democratic states Of the South
viii have TO do the bulk of the voting
IN 1892, bnt nobody says b1o To Gnc Of
licm about furnishing one of the can
dida,rs. Tic democratic party only
uses lie South ls lewers Of wood and
drawers Of stppparS. Tammany is the
bass, and when 'rammany says point
up, every last Southern state will point
up with every last finger and then haul
their boots and point up with their toes,
-ES.
The state herald., 1891-11-13

Tic News saya"n fsw republicans
IN iiol,uke desired The defeat Of Alien
50 ,hry nigh; stand II chance Of rt"p-
ping luio GlSnus ahoea by securing the
County Juigu'e oliice." /, 10 possible
ihnt there may bu a few saeh traitors
TO lhr party In Iipiyoke and It 10 prob.
abls Mcrherson hn4ws whereof ho
The state herald., 1891-11-13

Tic democratic papers arc Calming
lpwu rs demucraiio state for -.
They should remember that lhe issgt
which elected the democratic state @!
iieers ut the recent election WAS nol
national, hut local. At ,he nrxt clsc-
lion. there Will be no sin,c officers Ia
eleel In that state and,wEen You rlars
purely national issue before the Yo-
ters Of Iowa. the state is safely repub.
llcsn every time. II the democrats Nlo
looking for something encouraging H.
the prospects FOR %, they must .ook ;u
some other state than Iowa.
The state herald., 1891-11-13

,---sHs- 49,.
s;'ii% Wi'i n'st} }tsl, foc II Is rc
lorted ,int his man Friday, the Gen
eral,n is ilsiniug for the appointment
Of County Judge, in case there is u va
eancy ana Mciiheism notifies MI aspir,
ing aprlicalis tor hat position .hat lie
ls the Great Mosuln who will control
that appniniInou, ia case it is made.
Yes, 10 an outsider, 1t does lool; very
much as though tGore was a ''iiiggcr III
the wood pile snre.
.7-E----s-,--c-ss.
If The vote ut New York City, in the
recent election, is 20 be ttFen as IN in
dcX 10 the degree of harmony existing
within thn lglks Of thr democratic
party, they will need 10 DO some very
active work IN the peace makirg line
between this lime aud tie next cleo
iioh, il they expect 10 carry Tie state
for the democratic candidate for preSi-
dent With Clerc'a1d, Hill and Flow
er IN tie race f0r ihe ncmiration for
that on!rc, it Nill take spme pretty
smon!h political management to IRE
serve even the degree If humony in
the party that exists at present. II
tie campaign dccs not develop regu-
lar cid fasl,iolcd factional fight in
that state, then present indications are
decidedly misleading.
The state herald., 1891-11-13
Tiir STEE'S SALE.

Default having hccn made In the payment
of certain promissory note executed by
Isaiah Thompson. for the principal sum OF
i've hundred dollars $500 payable to tho or
der OF Hayden \ Dickinson, md secured by n
certain decd Of trust, executed by said Isaiah
Thompson. ON the l7th day OF octo.er, \. -.
lss1, and recorded on III, 18th day of October.
\. u. issi In book Mt page 2ss OF the records
OF Logan county, state Of Colorado. public
notice is hereby given that the undersigned
job A. Cooper, or, Ia ease ofli- death. rczig
nation, removal from The city of Denver. or
failure 70 act, or other inability, then the un,
dcrsigned Elias II. barton. sheriff Of Arapa-
hoe county. successor In trust In said deed
Of trust mentioned, viii, by virtue and un-
der the power and authority OF ssid deed O,
trust. aud FOR the purposes therein mem
toned, sell at public auction at the Trcmoai
street door Il the court hon-c In Denver In
the county of Arnpahoc, stat. Of Colorado .ai
the hour OF twelve O'Clock. noon, on
TUESDAY. THE sru DAY or DECEMBER.
\. u, isal, the property In SAID decd Of trust
conveyed, described as follows, to'wit; The
north west quarter INV ~ Of section two(2l
In township six t6j north of range foriy-sev.
On (iil west, together with nli til. water.
rights belonging to said lands. and nil. nnd
rineuinr. tho privileges and appur,cnaners \
Thereto bcienRlng, situated In the county OF
Phillips, formerly apnrt n the county OF
Logan, mud state of colorado.
Jon \. COOPER. Trustee.
~ -..-.-- -ELLAs ii,j,ARToS.
70 tho famine dlstrlct,eonnty. Successor
~ 'lrembers Of fo-el'."
fifrt IT, 81 Soy. q.
The state herald., 1891-11-13
FIRST publication Oct. 30. lssi.l
L. :. Land onics, sterling. colo. !
Oct. VI, i.-,l.
tyo. iis.)


Complaint having bcen entered at this of
flee by u. T.. chaplin against George " Van
Glider for failure To comply with law n- To
tinbcr.culturc entry No. 1855 dated sept. ~,
iss'', upon the NV :, see Is ipsn u W, In
Phillips county colorado with a view to ihg
cancellation Of said entry; contestant ailcg-
Ing that George NJ. Vnn Glider has not bro.
ken. plowcd or cultivated uny portion of
said land or caused II 10 bo done from date
of entry TO the prc,cn, time; the -Rli parties
nre hereby -ninToncd To appear Mt this Office
on the aih day OF Dsecmber i-sl, at ioo'clock
n. is., TO respond and furnish testimony con
ecrning said alleged failure.
II v. TEnNJ>, Register.
The state herald., 1891-11-13
rAn HOT spRlNos or DAKOTA.

THE HOT SPRINGS OF DAKOTA,
These springs are rapidly becoming
ing famous on account Of the wonder
fnl curative properties of the waters,
and The many marvellous cures which
have, been effected ky yi.-~;---ylC.2uvs,
Tic town and springs are delight
fully situated in II picturesque valley
in the Black Hills country, abounding
IN beautiful scenic effects, and ut an
altitude OF $500 feet above the sea lev
ell THUG insnring pure atmosphere
aud eXhilaratng climate, absolutely
free from malaria.
Under the enlcrrrising and progress
Siyc management of the Hot Springs
company many desirable improvements
lave been made, among the humber
the erection of commodious bath
'oase fitted up with I'LL modern con-
ycliiences for the comfort of guests.
New hotels have been built and COM
fnrtably furnished throughout, conduc.
ted in tirst.ciass style and at reasona-
Bile Rates. Those who prefer stopping
at {, private house, will find many de-
sirahle boarding places where good ac-
cammodations are furnished, and ut
moderate prices.
The superior daily service now af-
f0rdca by the Burlington Route to Hot
Springs, with through sleeping ear ac-
cummoda,ions from Omaha. Lincoln.
Aurora and Grand Island, makes the
trip an easy and enjoyable one; and
for the benefit Gf all who desire to test
the efficacy Of the waters, round trip
tickets ~ reduced rates, good for nine
ty days. are now ON sale at all Offices
of the burlington Route.
For pamphlet, descriptive of the
springs, and full information AS to
rates, time, etc, apply TO any agent of
the company, or tu
j. FRANCIS,
Genl Pass'r " Ticket Agt.,
OIAIIA, NKR.
The state herald., 1891-11-13
ElrEI.r,. AnY,tA NAI-Ar.

Tie bc-t saiyc IN the world for Cuts,
IgkC, Sorrs, lgrFs, salt Rheum, Fever
'rrrs T,ttcr, Chappcd Hands, Chl.blaina
torus, and Ul! skin ErGmions, and pa,
u'r'y crfcs ii!Cs. nT nu ray required. II Is
gUat'anlrci to rivr lyrfcci satisfaction, %;
money niunlrd. rIlre - cents per baS
Tor sa'o ry City drug siOre.
The state herald., 1891-11-13
TRUSTEES sAiI:.

Default navinR been made In the payment
Of u certain promlssory note executed by
william u. Kelsey for the principal sum Of
three hundred doiiars tsSool payable TO the
order oi Hayden & Dickinson, nnd secured
by n certain deed II trust. executed BY said
William u. Kelsey. on the rtii day OF August,
A. u. iesi, and recorded on the i1,h day Of
August A. u. 1885,. In book II ut page ~. OF the
records of iosas county. state ot Colombo,
public notice Is hereby risc TIM, the under.
-igncn lob A. Cooper, OF. In cn-c of his death.
resignation, removal from the city Of ben
yer. or failure TO net, or other inability then
the undersigned Eilna II. barton. -hnrir Of
Arnrnhoc county, successor IN trust In rnid
deed Of trust mentioned, will, by virtue and
under the power nnh authority II said deed
OF trust, aud for the purposes therein men b.
toned, sell Ut public auction NJ the fremont
street door of the court house IN Denver. In
the county of Arnpphoc. state of celnfndo, ut
the hour of " o'clock. noon on
TUESDAY, rIiEnu DAY of DECEMBER.
A. u. lsni. Tho property In said dr,,, OF trust
conveyed, described NJ follows, to'witi The
aouthw west quarter ts'a y VI section eight
~ township eight tsl north NJ range forty.
four 40 west, together with ny water rights
belonging TO said lands, mud NIL, nnd HinRu-
lar, the privileges and nppnrtcnnnccs there
Ia belonging, situated In the county Of ihii
iirs. formerly pnrt II The county Of Logan.
and state OF Colorado.
JoD \. coDiEn, Trustee,
EllAs w. GAnfoS,
AciinR shcfin Of Arnpnhot county, successor
Ia Trust.
iirst Insertion No,,a
The state herald., 1891-11-13

tfirst publication Oct ic, ls9I) So ss2
NutiGs fur Publication.
Land oIfice at Sterling. Colo.
Oct Is 1871
Notice Is hereby given that the following
4 named settler has filed notice OF his In
trntion to make final pi oof IN SUPPORT of his
claim. and that said proof will he made be-
fore the clerk of tho district court of Phillips
county Colorado. Mt Iioiyokc Colorado on
Nov 20 1891. yiz
CHARLES NELSON BRIGGS
No sioo, for the q Z :. sec tp No7n In r
n, i:w Of Gpm
He namos the following witnesses to prove
his cor tinuou. residence upon, and cultiva-
tion Of, said land, viz:
Charles Campbell of Ilolyokc colo
Robert Martin
John Martin
William Summers Lgihar Nob
II. u. TEDsos, Register.
The state herald., 1891-11-13
AGENTS wANTED.-we WA,

AUENTs WANIED.-We wunl
agents everywhere TO sell our little mig.
ger. Tho funniest and mos, laughable
niek ont, SO = day can be made sci.
ling thcm. Al you have to do Is Ia
SHOW Il, Il sells il.slf. Send u cents
Tor sample and terms to General Agcn.
cy nnl NNclty CO., Room 50, la5 50
Clark g., Chicago. H.
The state herald., 1891-11-13

Now we have IL direct from that en-
Lighter ed district Georgia, The At-
lantic Constitution says; The result
In Ohio a'uws that it is useless tt
make campaign OF education among
tile ignorant and ungodly. r. lntci
Cream.