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The state herald., 1891-07-10
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wRIsEAa. John A Nelson II tile county NJ
i'hiiiip. nnd state ~ Coiorn,iu. on tho and
da, a July isss. by his certain desi n srust
of that 'in'r. which ~s- duly rsror,ict Ia the
ofitss II the county rirrk and r,~oedsr uf
ihiiili's ~oaniy coiorado. On the ssh day of
July isein b's'k ~ paKr ~ of tho rpcursis of
said county. conveyed tn u y Webster Ne
trustee. or In ras~ ~ death, resignation, ab-
s~ncr. rsfusai ar failure or inability u rahi
Y Webster :" act. then Ia " liee.s, -
-ucc~.sor In irust. the following desrrstr<i
property. situated In the coanty d lhiliipa
and state ~ co,orA'io towit: The ,nrh)
northeast quarter of a>eiion ,so) twenty,
township az ssven north. range (SI) forty.
-rsen w-st. subject to prior mortxssu os
lesoo) four hundrvsi dollars IN Lombard In
vestn'-nt Cs,snIsany. With all and
singular the rs,viisSes and s,s,ssse-
nances thercunto t,sioaatmg In
trust "a s~cure tho Isaym~st NJ tso r~rsais
pr"n,is.''ry notes sH even date vish aasA 1essi
o trust. .ienei By Js,ha A Nelson, psyah,r to
the ssdrr u whitney Irwin. one noas sue The
principal sam a tisk.D, one hunarra sna
thisty'.is dollars and thirty csata payable
In thrrr months fsvm date With ,sterrse Al
sirr rent PR month srosn maturity end oae
'~ ''' wv w." sss'sseH 10y hos u III toOUtua
frUn dats With interest at . rrr c~nt prr
mouth from maturity.
And. sh-r~as.i ~ ~ns provided In aaid d~esj
of trnss that. In case n default In the pay.
'nent II sald note ar any part thereof or in-
trresi thrrr ' assnrdins to III. tenor II said
note. the trustee should prs~.~d to ,eii and
'is-ls'sr IT SAID rseTis-s In the manner and
Tor th~ "se aud puriDsss provided In said
f~~si n srust. And whereas default has hs~n
made In the payment II the ,srtni,ai and
sns~rrst q ssid notes. only eiso@ having
insn paid on sasd mites.
So~ thsr~sOrr, Z. n y Webster, ur In case os
the death. resignation. removal, fasiurs or
refnsai or iaatatisy aG tho .aid q x Ws,.ss, q
ari. ihra !. v neggs succ~ssss In truss viii
IN the sNh day " July A o tsi, Al the fss,s,
DOR of the uolyshe state liant. In iIo,yoh.,
oesnty of rhill,ls and stats u Cu,orado, .,
The hear ~ 70 s'clorh M. ss,l TIM a,p,e de.
sesased prsvssty fer the highest and ,~s,
prsre the sase stii hring At pablie auction
subject TO the ahove desertted prsar sscrs.
gage And iWs~r~st on ssme. to psy sslA wU>ss
serasesi by sasA seass 1~ea ,oprthss With ail
Interest Oh same Il all back tasea ssd IN
ro-s AMI ~si-nses " thi. trust.
iiE wsbst-r. Trustee.
NV R~ses. successor In Trn.s.
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Nolyeke. Colo. lul

UOby0kSs Noo', SuIy !, tb"I,
To the 1'euchsEs 1t l'hillirs County:
The summer institute ef Neria Il In
s,ituts District M. !. will " held IN
sterling. l>,ssn TO-. Colorado. b~sin-
ming July .oth snd continuing ,wo
we.sS.
The executive cowmi.tse IL maktke
every endssvsg b hsse IN interesting
and rrcAsabls session. I'rcf. Thomas
!. uray. late principal " the Colorado
State Normal Scl,ool II Greeley. hns
lwcn rmrloyed NJ conductor, Compc-
tent instructors have heen secured to
assist pnf. tray. special attention
wIil lis given Ia PRIMARY work, u prae
ticAl tsat her leirG engaged 10 give
model lrasons hefofc the institute.
Arrangements have be~n made fer fres
lectures from Slate superintendent
Coy. President tray, " The State Nor
mai srhooi. and others.
Ths comuhttes dss,re the co."pera-
ton n VII WIN Hrv interested In the
Irogress of our common schools.
To The teacher We wouh aa,: You
are urged 10 sttend snd Wy " improve
your work In tie AGad rvuan. 1'ou
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are aware Of The fact TINT the teacher

are aware Of the fact tint the teacher
who does not prcgress must retrograde.
You must either advance or step aside
for those who nre progressing, ~ the
workers soosI sting the drones out uf
tile hive. Tho children Of every school
Of our county appeal to you for better
and nore thorough work. You are
paid to do g,,od work and must prepare
yourself for It. Our summer institute
will afford All excellent opportunity Of
learning the best and most approved
meii,Otls. The term will 10 short, but
by close application much can be gained.
Tie law provides All additional five per
cent to the average standing on the
certificates Of those who attend Nh en-
tire two weeks term of the Normal In
stitute. Do not let this alone influence
yOu, IL you have no further interests,
do not come, and the sooner you quit
the school business the better It will be
for our children.
Scl,ool boards throughout the county
are seeking teachers who are trying to
improve. To such teachers they are
willing to pay the highest wages that
their districts can afford.
In employing teachers, We recon-
mend that boards Of directors select
those who manifest sufficient interest
In school 10 attend the summer insti-
tute and sndesvor to got the most as
sistance from II.
Our last General Assembly. wisrly
seeing the benefits which our teachers
and schools derive from Teachers In
stitutes, made very generous arrropri-
ations from tho state fund and IN
creased the amount assessed on tho
various counties to aid In maintaining
thirteen Summer Institutes In the state.
Come prepared to work; tt,ring both
brains and text books.) Good board
can be had ut reasonable rates In ho-
tells or private families. Arrangements
for hoard can b made by addressing
Supt. ". h. Wheeler, Sterling, Colo.
The railroads Of the state will give
\ reduced rate Of ono aud one-thir,i
fares for the round trip.
In order u secure the reduced rate
ask the agent. Of whom you purchase
your ticket, to give you u certificate
Of purchase which. when signed by
the secretary at the institute, will en-
title you To return ticket ut one.ihir,i
fare. should you come by more than
one railroad. securu your certificate
each time yon buy ticket, otherwise.
you will be required to pay full fare
returning.
Very respectfully,
CnAs. i. TiNBKRLAKE, TO. Supt.
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!. e.. n. u. A. OF C,s.

stands for international Convention Ma.
tio',al Educational Association VI the
United states which will meet ut Tor.
onto. Canada. July II, To u. For this
occasion the Union Pacific viii ssil
tickets from ail Coupon stations to To.
ro''to Al ono fare for the round trip.
Plus t2.oo mr'nbsrshIp fee.
sss that your ticket reads via the
Union Pacific.
Call On W write 70 me for Particular
u. W. ATKINSON. Agent,
Sterling, Colo.
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Lrlr,, rubllea,,on yune ., l.el.l Sd,

tfirs, publication June 81. isoi.l No 40
Nutica inr Publication.
Land offics At sterling. Colorado,
June -, is?l.,
NOTICE 10 hereby given that tile following
Az named settler has flesi nOticu Of Ills In.
tention tn make anal proof In support Of
his ciaim, and that ssid pruof will ir made
before the clerk II county court Of Phii
lips county. Colo. At Iio'yokc. Colo.. ON
August !. lssAi, viz:
LYMAN r. FOSTER
II Z 06s for the lots No and and -, ne =
sec ~ Not n In range Noes y M6pm
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residcncc upon. and cultivn
ton O(. said land. viz:
Albert " Young, of IiOiyoke, Colo.
william q Ilelland,
Prank Moore. Z"
Ferry Moore,
HE. rspnos. Register.
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LAWS GOVERNING pAvmsm, or TAXES.

SIC. ALI taxes are due and paya-
BILE one-l,aIf on or before the last day
Of January. and the balance on or lie.
fore the last day OF July. Of the year
following the one In which they are as.
sesse,i.
S,a;. 3-In case the first instxilment
OF ono half the taxes Is not paid prior
to February first, then there shall be
assessed against such installment of
tax penalty II one per cent for eaci,
month or fractional part thereof, until
paid; provided. Il lie paid prior TO the
time wl,en the same is advertised, N
provided by law.
Snc. The county trea.urer shall
before the .otl, day II August In each
year make out a list II all lands and
town lots subject to sale. describing
sucl, lands and town lots as the same
are described OH the tax roll. with al,
accompanying n"tice stating thst ~
much "f zach trac: Of land or town lots
described In said list as may bs neces-
ssry fUr that purpose will, on . day
specified thereafter, and the next sue
cee,lipg days, b. sold by him ut public
auction at the e,unty tIeasurer's ofscr
for the taxes AMI charges thereon, snd
taxes and chasers assrssed against the
owner thereof for personal property;
provided. i0wever. that u such lisi
should not l'e made until af,er the .0ti
day of August the sale made ihereun.
der al'all mt tr void by reason thereof
SIC. NO personal demand II tax
es shall be necessary, but Il V The du
~ II every person subject to taxation
to attend ut the Office Of the treasure,
between the Sist day Of January sn,
the lit day n August OF eaci, year. .ans
nay his taxes. and II sucl, person shai
neglect "r fail I" pay suci, tax until af
Ter the first day of August following
the lev! VI the sane. the treasurer ma,
make the sans BY distress sals Of m.
Of hts l'ersonai property. Treasure
shall give Certificate II tales duo OF
payment Of fess.-sss pas- ~. Sec
~. General statutes. Colorado. 1859.
Taxes ars pavabie In cash only.
ID. 4. IIOsxINs, 20. Treas.
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lfirst publication July 10. Isei]
Z. $. Land Oaco. sterling. colo. T,
juno ~, 1881,
I Alias Notico 10 son te.t No a.,

tAlias Notice to contest Nos7)
TO Ja"ss u. Butier: rou ara hereby ~.
tiasd that an Jansray 10. 1871, AArsres rseer
applied at this o1scs 10 b allowed 70 trans
nuts her u. =. ssses for lo,a I. L and =,
go town a. res v, To homestsad entry
and that ssid application will b. heard h.
fore this sslce on Aug =. lsei. a 10 e'risrk ..
n. and ysu heing A. adverse elaiu>aat
To let 8. By virtss - r q entry No. MO-
made hays. isaa. will b allowed to appear
At said time and show Gauss Why her eaid
applicatios should not bs allowed.
n. Y. TRDnox, Resis,er.
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Good Looks,

Good looks are more than skin deep, de
Irnding upon healthy condition Of all the
vital organs. II the liver be inactive, you
have bilious look, II your stomach be dis
ordered you have dispeptit look and il
your kidneys be aifecte,i:you have II pinche,i
look. Secure g,Od health and you will have
good looks. Electric Biters Is the great al
Rrative and tonic acis directly on these vi
tai organs. Cures pimples, blo,ches. boils
and gives good complexion. Sold ut City
Drug Store, sc. per bsAtle.
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SPECIAL RATES ON THE H. AN.

Tenth Annual international Con.
vention Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeav"r, Minneapolis,
Minn.. july OLE. Al agents may s-ll
round trip tickets to Minneapolis.
Mimi. at one fare; tickets 10 he sold
m follows:
From Nebraska. Kansas and South
Daketa-On July rs. good returning
To July IL.
From Colorado and Wyoming
July s.7 ,s'cd returning To July IL.
Tickets nust b limited In oontin.
n''us psnssRs In each direction and
Will b. eood only IN trains leaving
Minneapolis July i.-i5. An sxten.
n'on Of time for return passage until
August ~ may. hoxsvcr, In secured
" derostting tickets With the joint
Agent At the terminal lines at Mime.
aro''s. Mt. q. u. Pratt. who will make
them kooti fol return. journey m b~
commenced no. later than August ~.
openinR u Colorado Mineral Pal.
ace, Pueblo, Colo., July &.-Agrntr
may ssll regular form tourist ticket Il,
Pueblo n rate " ons fare: tickets "a
IN sold July i-:. E'pd returning u,
July 70; :" bs ~ The standard iron. clad
signature form bvsviuR trnusit iin,,, M
one day In each direction. 70 bs sse.
eused NJ rnrblo "nly. aud to " sood
fer p'sssps going snd returning vIH
the anne l'ne only. J. FRANCIS.
u. y. At. a.
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BucKLEN's AnNrcA SALyE.

The best Salve In the world for Cuts,
rsises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rlicunn, Fever
sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corus, and all Skin Eruptons, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price u cents per bex
Fer Sale BY City drug store.
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SEA BATHING 100 NILES FROM
THE SEA,
At aARyIEl.D nxAclr.

AZ oAHbiGsD hkAcus
Ths fanoas health resort Carfield Beact,
"a Great Sak Lake, eighteen iniies ffou
Ssk Lake CIV. h reached via the Talon Pa
eiae. "Ths 0vesiand itoute," and 10 now
open. W t
This = tho only real ssnd beach on Great
Salt I.aks, and h one Of tho tine~t bathing
and peeas6re rsscsts In the west.
For cssnplste description of Garfield Beach
and tifeat Salt Lake, ssnd to G. L. lADsnax,
(ien'l Pass and Ticket Agsat Omaha, for
copies Of Sights and Scenes In Utah." or
"A Glimpse Of Grat Salt Lake" al
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Editorial.

Tho republicans Of Iowa arc pre-
pairing for an old time victory in the
Mats election next fall. They have
nominated clean ticket and one that
will add much strength to the party
In the campaign.
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II is reported that grasshoppers are
so numerous In the vicinity Of Chey-
snne Wells and Limon this state that
the trains on the railroad arc deia, ed
by their piling mp OH the track. They
are too young TO fly yet and seem to
he travelling easi ward and It Is thought
by the time they can fly they will be
over the line in Kansas where, from
present prospects, they will lie very apt
to do much damage. It will be pretty
rough on the farmers of western Kan
sas TO be eaten out by grasshoppers
this year after having been burned out
last year by drouth.
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xP.s. o Z. AZ MINNEAPOLIS.
Ne that your tickets read VIA the
nIOn 1snriur.

To thoss dssirins u visit MInneapo.
liz. Minn.. during the meeting If the
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor.
July 9th 10 iath. the Union PAcInc will
ssll tickets 10 Minneapolis from VII
coupon atationa at one fare for the
round trip. Gail on or write for par.
ticulars. q. ". ATxiStex. Agent,
cnion Pacific system.
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Iflr., publIca,Ion june ", lnl.l No

lfirst publication June ~. laol.l No. sos
Mites iur Public atiun.
Land Ofiicr at sterling. Colorado.
June 10. lxai.
NOTlcEis ~ hereby Htvcs that the following.
~ tanned settler has filcd notice Of his III.
tention u makc hnal prOof In support of his
ciaim. and that raid prof will ls made b-fors
the clerk n tho district court Of Phillips
county. Cole, st IiUlyOkc, Colorado. ON
August y. 1891. viz
ISAAC n TURNER
NE 7s1s for the ~ !. s.'c y tp Hoan la range
No v ofs
He namss the following witnesses to proy
his cOntiRu0us realdrnce uis,n and cul,ivs
tiou II. said land, viz:
Chas. n. rmbcriake. II Iio,yoks Colo.
Glade Weaver. z"
John Y Ecknan, Dryant, Colo.
william Lowe.
y II. n. TEDMON. Rss,stsr.
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lFirst publication June. 70. isai.I No -
Nntice for Publication.

iA"u omce ~ Strruu4. tONfwtO,
june Is. issi.
NOfM'e u herelsy atv~w that tive fuaiowias
~ named eutticr has ni~d notlse Il hts u
tenti0n % make nnai pro'N In swpIurt II his
claim. and that said pr0k Will ~ made he-
fore the clerk os the di.trirt court N Phiiiitss
county. Coiorndo. at No,yokr. Colorado
On July ~. is'i, via;
LrETrA PAGE formerly Lweiia i,eiay
I'D Entry y" s'st for the :, ~ !. and =
~ scc ntpsn range 1w
Tie nans-s tisr following witnesses tn prove
his continuous rc.i'lenc~ pIon and cultiva
uon IL. said land. viz:
Gc"rEr tonkiInE. Of iIoiyoh-, Colo.
klvsasi lloyt. Z"
Geor9e ACrnne,
Minor Asloy.
II. y. TgosoH. Register.
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Owing " recent ricA strikes IN the
mines 1t TIN Cup, Colors1s. = isrvs
trsvs' hns begun. 1'Im CsV Ia on The
Denver IeAdvIllr and Guninson Dis.
tt'ct y. i. N. fourteen miles from
Y. Elmo willIarls Stage Line runs
daily except Sunday leavlng ~. Elmo
ior TIN Cup ~. m. fare ta.sO. This In
The only route Tin Cup eAn bv rrac,yp,l
!rom east u the range. Stage LIn.
facilities are ample.
u. ". ATKINSON, Asaa.
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tvirs publication July 10. ivi.l 10. n
NcticH for r qualifications.
Land oa'oe' s'.s;,!,cs, sn,ys c,s,e.i

Notice is hsrssy sivsn shs, ~ ttjtwins-
~ nsmsd settler has alsd notIcS d his NJ.
tsntasa - maks hnai peoof In suppoft 1t his
esaim. and that said preof will b. made be-
fore clerk q county oouft Phillips
county. oolo., q Hoiyoke. coao., Oh Aug. ".
isei, Wis:
JOHN RalLEv
Nd e NO 7sss for tho 10 Y sec N tpenrHw
Iie names the following witnesses TO prove
his Continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton Of. said land, viz:
MsfkJ ) LEONARD Of Amherst Colo.
JRlpea u leOnari I"
Herman JurRcns " /"
AnrUn HIATT
II Z. TEDxnS, Register.
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In the death ot Hannibal Hamiiu. has
passed away absnt The last of the old
anti slavery statesmen. and while his
life work did not gain for him the rep.
ntation for brilliant stntcknxnshir
which was enjoyed BY some n his col
leasaes. yet the fact that. for nearly
fif.y .sars a hts lite. hs Alieh impor.
tant public ollees. shows that his cum
stitusnts and The republican party At
largo rsRarsiad him q an able states.
man WIN could b relied upon undsr
any and al ciseuusstsuess. It's was u
remarkable Mfs. Few u our states.
men hsvs ossn Persaitted In devote ~
many ysas N the ssfvios of their
country. yssrs % ffsught With national
iasues The liberalization Of which were
NJ vital Importance to the nation. lie
was one n our Gnist statesmen wbo
ARE seldom heard or rre much tsiked
of by the public, but whoss influence
Is telling In lie sesuits nevertheless.
A. vice president b wAs oRs n the fa-
vorite ccunseloru n Absahan LtNoln
and. without doubt. did m wr toward
moulding the policy ~ the cabinet
than amy subsequent vics president has
hssa esroittssl to d". and, during the
IS years which No srsnt In tho senate.
his Hounssl and sdviee always hal
much weight.
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Iv'sss qualification June ~. is'i.l NJ. ~
NuticH TOR Publication.
Land Oaacs NJ sterling. Caaorads.
June u. issi.
NOr1cE is hevuhy Given that the fsaios ing
Az named s-ttier has alrd notice'H hi. In.
tsatioW 70 make anai pruof In support u his
ciaim and thss said proof viii he msde i,.fo~ y
the Cisrk a the Dstrsct Court of Phiiiira
eonnts. coao.. ~ ii,ayske. Colorado, on
Juiy -. ioi via;
hAkniETTA CDrr
I'D Entry No Issi fos 'hs nv . .sc Is ~ No =
n In range No u y ofspm
Ne names the following witne.s-s tn prove
his continuous r~sldrncs 7Ism and ealti,s.
ti0n of snsd land. vis;
Charles \ Baldwin. ~ Au,h~sss. Colo
Jshh gislrs. Il.
Arthur " nattsaarld."
john u wichc.on.
". y. raDAoS. .R-si.,~r.
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DEAFN E,ss
ITS CAUSES AND CURE.

scientifically treated BY an aurist of world.
Wide reputation. Deafness rradicated and
entirely cured. u frp,n y toSi years. stand
Ing. after all other Treatments have failed.
How the dimculty 10 reschei and tl,e cause
removed. fully rxplainvd In circulars. with
ah'davit, and testimonials Of cures from
prDn'inent pcOylo. mailed free.
Dr. 4. fONTAlNE, ~ West Itth 81, \. Y.
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THE COMING LINE.

TIE COMING LINE.
The Chicago, Union Pacific n North. West.
crn l.inc offers the best accommodations u
the travelling public en- route to Chicago.
Through trains, fast time, magnificent
slcepiiig cars, elegant dining cars, cOlUaist
sleeiers, reclining chair cars and hand
so.ne day coaches.
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Ifirss rublicnt'on Junr.is i.ai.l No. 10
Mites Tor Publication.
Land Oesc~ a. sterling. Vo,orra..

" "s''sV Nv -s<'nnI. 'obfnhs.
Juar .. t8n
NOTNGi. hrveby given that the f,,,o~iur
named srttt@f has aieA notsce III HE IL.
senssoa 10 hhMhs nnai proOf In support N hts
clsl'n. asd that sssd proof viii h. n,md- i-for,
I'm rlerh n the county wurt NJ rhiiiirs
rvansy ~ WO'Sokr. Colorado. M Ju,y n
tDt, vtai
HktTl. 7 SUEw. formerly iS-sti~ y t,r,..
weki. sur the NE ,Aseesi tpsnr u " III u
isis
NO hsmss 10" Following ~itnr--"s ~ prove
~ ~""nmons r~esirnre misn and cnitisa.
seoW ". ssid land. ,isi
ntssos DtStw. II Amherst, Co,o
Arthur " hats~rA.ii, I. :.
john n lNch~.on, :.
William u Robinson" F"
h.E. rspsos. Register.
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tFirst publication june ~. lsD No Nv
Nntire for Puhlir atiuu.
Land Onioe Al sterling. Colo.
June nj lus,i

June nd 1851
NOtics Il heroby given that the following
~ named settler has nied notice u his In
tentien To make Anal pioof In support of his
clain. and that said proof will be made b,-
fore the clerk of the district court of Phillips
county Colorado. At iiolyoke Colorado on
August Let lsDi. viz:
CLARENCE x. sRAvER,
II fU76 for the ne :. Soc 81 tp No u In range
No - Rspm
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous Residence upon. and euItiva-
tlon II. said land. vis:
Michael Cunningham, II Hoiyoks, Colo.
John A J liuck.
William T. Pugh.
Arch l. Durrietie, Z" wakonAn
II. d. TEDAoS, Register.
The state herald., 1891-07-10

At u meeting Of the .soard Of dircc-
tors of tile Real Estate and Stock Ex-
change Of Denver, n resolution was
adopted. favoring the holding Of AN
exposition In Denver In 1892. This IL
n good move and should meet with N
hearty endorsement throughout The
state. Colorado has made Il liberal
appropriation for the Worlds Fair in
1898. by holding an exposition nj
Denver IN ~. II will not only do much
TO advertise the resources of the state,
but All interest In the Worlds Fair
will be worked up that will insure n
better exhibit for the state than can b~
hoped for without the exposition. The
press Of the state should urge uron the
people the holding cf sM exposition.
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The democrats cf Iowa arc nov ask
ing permission TO amend their state
platform. They declared In favor of
license for the liquor trsdc without
amy provision for u local option law.
n" ~nner had tho platform becn pab-
lished than Il WAS ascertained that =
large element II the democratic party
could not swallow y plstforn thu. shut
out locsl option law aud nov the
prime movers IN drawing The plstform
are making = desperate attempt 4,
have Il appesr that the omission II n
local option plank was simply n cleric
al rrrrr. The party 10 noted Snyhon
for always wanting to amend its plesd.
inga t'efore the cass Ia nnaliy subsnit.
ted 10 the people.
The state herald., 1891-07-10
.ns NO, sssinos o. DAKOTA.

T,sss springs arc rapidly becoming
ing fs'nOus ot account u the wonder.
3vl curative propertIes Of tile waters,
The Portland daily press., 1891-09-01
a Queer Business.
IHarper's Young People. !

A great English editor. Mr.. Henry La
bouchere, tells of an advertisement that ap-
peared recently in one of the London papers
which read as follows: .t..-....
BIRCH R0DS-Small and handy, 1s by post,
well packed. Ida Weston, care Of Mrs. Taylor,
Hawthorn Terrace, Canterbury.
This was such strange advertisement
that Mr.. Labouchere thought he would in
quire into 1t, and so he sent to Miss Weston
note requesting her to send him birch rod
as advertised, and enclosing the necessary
shilling. Shortly the rod arrived, and with
1t note from Miss Weston to this effect:
miss Weston encl0ses one rod herewith,
1t must be STEPPED in water to restore its
suppleness, and the handle may be wrapped
in ribbon. Miss Weston advertises at a loss,
but with view to restore the rod and re-
form the present 'untamed' race of English
boys and girls"
Just think of it Making regular business
OF selling birch rods to make boys better.
How would the boys of this country like
that. and would they agree with my inform
ant that this lady is engaged in great and
glorious work?
| am afraid not, and am further not
afraid to say that the modern boys who
stand in need of the rod are like angels,
visits. few and far between
The Portland daily press., 1891-09-01
mHsCKLLANEOss.
What is

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