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Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

iAho1ed uudet the presumption tf4st II
the parents loved their child as they
pretended IN the probate court yester-
day, and were 30 dsslrous of seeing that
she sas we'll eared Tor, that they would
send her night clothes 10 the jail. The
snerih's VIE waited patiently Tor the
clothes 10 come but they did not come.
The little tot toddled and trlpped
about the jail perfectly eontentcd and
happy. Mr.. Mcqueen asked her il che
would ike To live there and she replied
that she should like it lawful we'll. |"
She acted as II shs had never before
been allowed 50 much liberty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26
ALLERToN. NELSON AND MoN6ARs
The Three Grea, iiorsss Make Fast Miles
fn Heats Yesterday.

fn Heats Yesterday.
CAMBRIDGE CIrY, Ind, Sept. 25.--It
WAS expected that Nelson wolid today
beat the time made by Nancy Hanks
yesterday but the best he could do was
2:l2. Monbars, the great 2-year-old
stallion. trotted mile IN 2:20.
IsDEpEspEscE. Ia. Sept. 25.-The an
nouncement that Allerton would be
started to beat his record brought out a
large crowd today. lie was started at
5 O'Clock and trotted q grand mile, but
failed to make his record. Time by
quarters: 32l. l:0il, 1871, 2:09l. Soon
afterwards Allcrton started 10 beat the
stallion wagon record. The half he
went in l:07. unwearied and apparently
in love with that way of going. He
He finished the second half IN los,
breaking III his 2:l5 mile. The worlds s
record of 2:l6l. made by Hopeful in
1873, and that too the first time he was
ever hitch9d to y wagon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26
strike Among s.onesatter..

MUsKkcoN. Sept. 25.-Ihe stonecut-
tiers at work on the Hackley school laid
down their chis,ls and mallets at eignt
O'Clock this morning aud went out "a
q strike, and hy their action tift,-three
men were thrown out of work, thirty
five being stonecnuers and the rest Ia
borers. They had entered upon their
sixth week of work, and the regular
cutters were getting $500 per day Of
nine nOurs
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

NASHVILLE, Sept. 25.-John Moran,
who has been Cd trial here for two days
charged with the murder of Miss Mary
Ann Dolsn at his home ia this city last
June, has been acquitted. The murder
was very sensational one and the
facts were widely published al the time.
The acquttsl was brought about by the
chief witness IN the case, Miss Charlotte
Racknitz, fifteen-year-old girl, re
tracing her charges IN court.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. 25.-The
commission warehouse of =. ID. Wester,
the largest in the city il burning at |
a. M, with no prospect of saving IT.
The warehouse is filled TO its utmost
capicity with cotton, hay, gram, bacon
and lard. The water has no effect on
the flames and only cbarred timbers
will mark the place where IT stood.
Loss Sl75, 600: insurance not known.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

fond OF good horse" This Was greeted
With great applause from the grands
stand. aud . moment later tAe hand
~oins bay stallion. With fafson Araey
IN the salky, appeared upon the track.
Arney's horse gave the beet exhibition
witnessed on the grounds thls year. and
II some of his ministerial brethren
could have Witnessed IL they would
kave eheered as loudly A. many OF the
coed deacons ia the audience.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

PANAMA, Sept, 25.-Advices from
Peru report the murder of four Amcri-
can explorers on river Maranon. The
party consisted of five CalIfornians
prospecting for gold but one. OWING to
illness, had to return. The others were
killed by natives who mistook them for
ecclcsastlcal emissaries and spies.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

MELBOURNE. Sep: ss-tn inqcsry
made into the affairs of he Australian
Mercantile Loan Company shows that
institution 10 be in state of hopeless
Insolvency. The,assets are placed st
s2oo.ooo. and the liabilitien are esti-
mated 10 be S0ee. 600.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

PITTSBURGH, Pa, sept 2s.--Dsvid
Hastings, ex-clers of the markets In
Ale ghcny, has been arrested and held
in 5000 bail for embczzling. The
period of his embezziement covers
nearly the entire term OF his service Of
eighteen years. and aggregates about
900 oaa
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26
ATTACKED BY A CONVICT,
Burly Negro Strikes Man with a
Hammer-Fights Like n Demon.

Hammer-fIghts Like a Demon.
ALBANY, n. ", Sept. 25.-Frank Wal
lace, burly negro convict, made n
ferocious assault upon Supt. Mcintyre
and his clerk Bowers IN the chair shop
IN the penitentlary today. He pulled u
knife aud began slashIng at the men III
u furious manner. He finally dropped
the knife ard picked up II hammer and
struck Bowers several heavy blows on
the head. the other prisoners came to
the rescue and after a struggle they
succeeded IN overpowing the negro who
fought like a demon. Bowers is IN
critical condition.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

SAN Francisco. Sept. 25.-The ex-
animation of NJ. b. Curtis, for the MUIR
der If Policeman Grant Is in progress
today. J. {. Grant, brother Of the
murdered policeman. arrived III the
city Yesterday from Idaho and VIII re-
main until Curtis preliminary en-
animation n ended.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

IxprAxArolIs. Ind. sept sa--A
special 70 the News from Madison I'M.
says: Riley" smart prominent
young man OF Monroe tow1ship. has
died frona the effects Of being stssne IN
forty-two different places by yellow
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

Fsrxrosr. Ia. SEPT ss-After lying
thirty hours unconscious and seem
inrlv M deaths docr Ars Tsrrals
wallace hes revived IL able 10 take
pourfshrrent AMI ran talk little She
hss been pronounced cut of DANGER.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26
Cznr and Kaiser To Meet.

VIENNA, Sept. Pa flutter has been
caused here in political circles by the
unexpected announcement on good
authority that the Gar and German
Kaiser will meet at Bromberg, Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

crscAeo. sept IS - Thursdays rsDes
IN t,e Hsrker-Eeed checker eoutess ~
emitted in t~o drsws "wni q the ~isp'
or~nsngs we're used The scsre 70 dste
,s. Barker. q. need. Q. drawn 10. JET
- Be played. 10
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

Boston 8. PhdsSelpass 3: sew ycrk
Z. fBrooklyn 8. Clevelsnd 10, Cinein-
nat s, PittsbufE 0, Chscsgo ..
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26
FINISHED THE IONA RACES.

Billy Fairpiay, Archie Burns and Cleve-
land =. the Winners
IONA, Mich, Sept. 25.-The Ionia
district fair closed today. About 1000
persons being in attendance. The stock
exhibits have been fine and it is the
most successful fair held for years.
The races today were hotly contested.
the free-for-all being the drawing card.
Following are the summaries of the
races:
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-26

tthl~sic 1s. wsshinrtor 4 ro~ssrs 8
Bsisomors 2; Louisville !, 81 Louis 4.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
The BuaLisoroN's NEW ROUTE TO
IhE BLACK Hills.

The burlington Route takes pleasure
in announcing to the public the com.
plelion Of its new line to Deadwooi,
SonIh Dakota, and the formal opening
uf same for business.
Tie line IL substantially constructed
and thoroughly equipped, the object
being TO afford service that IS nrst
class In every particular, and In keeping
with other through lines OF the Bur
inGtun System.
IT Is the shorlcst and quickest HIT
from Missouri River elites and prinei
pal points In Nebraska to Deadwood
Hot Springs, Custer ana Hill City
South Dakota, Merino aud Newcastle
Wyo., aud all points in the Black Hills
Through trains are run daily Will
Pullman Sleeping Cars from omahg
and Lncoln To Deadwood without
change, making connection al Lincolt
and omuhn with all trains Of the Bur
ling,on Route To aud from all point
East, West aud South,
For further Information apply to nm,
burlington agent, OF To
j. FnAACis, Geiil rass'r Agi..
ouiaha, Nell
The state herald., 1891-06-19
TRUSTEES sALE.

WHEREAS, Alex Grihnn, uf the county OF
Phillips, aud state OF Colorado, nn thu lth
dan ~ April is.l. by iis certain dead OF trust
of that duio. which WIS duly rvcor,ird ln the
pilir- uf the county rlcTk and 70 order Oi
Phillips cunuty colorado. on the itth day oi
Npril ~ In huuk n pigr 90 of the rrrHr,l, II
aali vnnuiy, conveyed - II T. Webster s.
trns go. ur Ia ra~e Il the death. resignation
Ab.rnV p'iu-.h or failure ar inability ut
sntti u l. Webster Ia net, then To : " Hesgs -
sue rs1or IN trust, the flowing dc-rIiis,l
pgupcri! sltpatd Ia ho routy oi rhilips
and stat, uf Culotndn tusNlt; The (uHl =
northwest quarter of sutton $50 thirty one.
township q srNr7 north range tiil forty.
ihrar ursi. subject huWryrr 10 u prior mu &.
H,s,'u' aislio q 20. security Co.. together
with llHui slug iiai tar prisil,gr- ant MP.
pnrtrrsnr~ nirfrin hiunging 80 trust - ss.
riif' ihr payurnt ni - CERTAIN iiomissogy y
note uf uNrn tlai'' with said deed al trust
| 'ignrd lN 10" said A.rN Diaha.n, pay.rlc tu
| the uil'r Of Nhitpoy lrN ln for tbr sum 81
/ ,Siil go orr hundred and eleven doliira aud
twenty i've cent. ,lur ninety days aitor date
With i7irrrsi ~ p't cent per month FROM
majority. ard
Whereas. Il wu- provided In saii deed ol
trust that. Ia ctsr oG default ~ The
p1ymrnt ~ ssl'l n"ir or gny pari
thereof - iutfrrs thereon ne.
eDr,ilsH TO tfe tenor al said note. iha trustee
shoud pruFsrd D. scll aud disioso uf ,uit
pf'n,ir". Va III" mnnucr Hud for The use an,
imro''s provided Ia sHid dced ~ ifn.t un,
Mhrrfn'. default has hc'n mad. IA uu iuy
mrni OF the principal And Interest m -ai,
note, M part ihcrruf having b,rn lRll,
Sow. Therefore. I. u T. wobliur. tra.i.-, at
IN ease "l death, f"s Rnaiiuu, f.uofBt. iafna
nj or fn,inr. or inability ot tho said Ri sel
s,rr "aci, then l.. " iioggs. successor IT.
trust. viii on The Nlh day ui Jniy \ u i'ul "a
thr trout dear ui the court huu-r ga iiolNo4f
county nf i'iillip. nnd s'ais OF caluridn. %
the honr ri l0U'rlo"s q "a, -rii IN niuyr di
sci b'Tl property Tor tha hsh.-i au. D.
price " Niii bring Ia siish NJ puh.ie puciiD.
-ppia luthe nbpN"d srtihrl Brsi uHttifaF
oi ltf nnd ini'rr-b " Day suii not
'artpTl bN said trust dr,sl. So Nrl
u. nii iach B'r'Hnd the ru.t. and rsren.s
~ tih- trust.
Il ~ wrr.rrH. Trngtrc.
3 Sw iTuus. -uvs,liar m Tfust.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
rnr.rEr.. SALE.

wHEiuAs, Ellsworth Small of the County
OF iot;in. ani stat, ii colorado. on the sea
rntccnih day of D,cemb.r :. u. isss an by
hi'o'rtaln deed of trust of that la,r-W hici
II duly recorded In the oncp II the conaty
rlrily aud rec ir1or of Logan county COLORADO
IN took ~ On page $50 and which ha. also
hecn tTan.riihrd aud ccoricd In book ppi'o
aid uf the oiiicr Il the rlrrl nnd recorder OF
lhilips county colorado convey 10 l.. y.
MrFhririn %, Trustee, ur In cn,c of death. re-
ignaiion, removal from the county ur iaiinu,
To act or other inability Of snld l.. n. Nc
fh"rrin then To ihr auiinR III fiff OF Logan
county "a. sucrcs-or In trust. the following
do.er.hed pIppertysitnutoi m Iognn-n,w
phillips couity state Of Voloralo toplt;
Tie east half of tile nnfih.W,-, quarter
anh lhc north halt OF tho .nulh west quarter
pf section tAenly-clEht ,s1 IN t,~n,hip
eight l-l nurih 4 nngr forty seven ti7l west
uf iar 'iat' ldl pnnriTal meridian nhleot
hDHryor "a trust decd in favor nf one Gather.
inr iinru f"r ei-. hoii in irns, 10. the
payment of one crrtHlu prn.ui--ury no,r ol
even date with said deed uf t'n,t .igned hy
Ellsworth ,unilpaynllr 10 the order of ". y,
johnson thiriy day. after dnt' thereof Tor
thr principal -um Of iwraiy nsc iilars With
iatrrc.t li three per cent i'er month iroH,
maturity
! Nnd whcrn-, Il l. poyi'od In said dee'l II
i trust thnl M fH.u of defHuli Ia payment 4
snid noir pr amy part ihrronf or Inter- u
/ theron, tir saii trustee sl.all procc,yl "a
ssli ami di-poso Of sald prcmi-cs In ihr MAN.
nrr and for rcuscs mad purposes provided
a. said deed Ut uust iu ths rnd that aid not,
aud int"r"st and ea-t at ADVERTISING and
-ni". commission ami other oxIAm-a. of thi,
tri-t iHeiudinF nll money. sivaneci iol
tases or"thrr iirn- and as.es.ineiia viii
th"iatetrs, thereon niay b, paid
AMI VII rca- default hRs lsra madi, In IA,
payment uf tie principal of rali nni.. -.
pafi IA rc"i having hrn iHid g.. also %
tho interest thereon siuoo junr iiiA isij m,
Whrrfns drf MI has niso bs.n nntlr by III,
-nid hisaurth rmnil IN payment at iairrine
anul ui slso niort-tnd ind tho interest then.
oh on account Il witch d,fnuit Tho aid "
D. jnhn-'n ha- hern . inpoll,sl taniy inter
"'i "u snih principal sum np uuniinat4
tbhfpih tie fureciosnrpu ~ rnd ituAt dec.
hnd sale Of aid lund by iua.Dn uf -,id dc,
fhnii " payment of stid ptiof lien,
! Sow fhrrfnr. l. T.. \. Nci'hrrrin. irus,e.
"f In rn-r "i death, fvho,nl ~ failure Ia ae
from any rihaH, ihrn the slirrin nf phimp
county tolorutu VIII un the isih DAY OF jan
liHi % ~" frani dopr ~ the tausars an
ir'hHnia iHnh ~ iiolyohr, i7iiillfs eount
! sint ni tulaniluai The hunr IT y n,in..
moot nt Hild 'iny srli tho aiip,e de.erib.4
ptutrriF Tor tho highest nnd htst n.i.r IA
.lmu vlil htiHg 10 'n-a ni puhlle aaa,isn :
iHy id n"i" liAlntrrrst. rus.4 aud ah.fin
ntahrlt rrasna ui iiiis ttir Hrd nisp nn ~
count Of ini"t'a'' taspf initi rust- nd,nnen
hnl lniii 10y rea'ln ui s'li prior llrn ui,u
rs hciWtmns, Trn-he.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
ms Aor epRlNos OF DAKOTA.
STATE JOURNAL,
Lincoln, Ncb.

'i'- fiSf hlNho vt DANSlA.
These springs are riridly becoming
ing famous on account of the wonder
ful curative properties of the waters.
aud the many m1IHeluus cures which
have been effected ly The thermal baths.
The town aud springs me delight
fully situated in Il picturesque valley
IN the Black Hills country, Astounding
IA beautiful scenic effects, and ut M
altitude of $500 fee, ab1ye the sea lev
el; thus insuring pure atmosphere
aud cNhilara,ing climate, absolutely
free from malaria.
Uuder the enterprlsing aud progress
sive management of tue Hot Springs
company many desirable improvements
have been made, among the number
The erection of cummodious bath
house fitted mp with nll modern con.
vcniences for the comfort of guests.
New hotels have been built aud COM
foriably furnished throughout. conduc.
''N ~ H'oA'N'hHH wv NIh ~ lFNNAllA-
be rates. Those who prefer stopping
at a private huusc, Will huj many de
sirablr boarding places where good ne
eommuda,luns are furnished. aud at
moderate prices.
The superior daily service now uf.
farled by the burlington Rnrle to Hot
Springs, with through sleeping ear ac-
eommadaiiuns from Omaha. Linc1ln.
Aurora and Grand Island, makes the
trip nn easy and enjoyable one; and
for the benefit 81 all who desire To test
the efficacy Of the waters. round trip
tickets NJ reduced rates, good for nine
ty days. are now on sale at all office,
OF the Burlington Route.
For pamphlet, descriptive OF III,
springs, aud full Information M tt
rates, time, etc. apply TO any agent u
the company. or 10
j, FRANCIS.
Gen'l pass'r X Ticket Ag,.,
uhAiiA, MN
The state herald., 1891-06-19

month or fractional part thereof, until
paid; provided, i. bepaid prior to the
time when the same is advertised, as
provided by law.
SEC. THE county treasurer shall
before the Goth day of August in each
year make oul list of all lands and
town lots subject to sale, describing
such lands and town lots us the same
are described on the tax roll, with an
accompanying notice stating that so
much Of each trac. of land or town lots
described in said list us may be neces-
sary for that purpose will, on Il day
specified thereafter, and the next sue
ceeding days, be sold by him ut public
auction at the county tleasurer's Office
for the taxes and charges thereon, and
taxes and charges assessed against tile
owner thereof FOR personal property;
provided, however, that If such list
should not be made until after the goth
duy of August the sale made thereUll,
der shall not be void by reason thereof.
SEC. mo personal demand of tax
es shall be necessary, but it is The du-
ty of every person subject to taxation
to attend at the office OF tho treasurer
between the Slst day of January aud
the lst day of August Of each year,and
pay his taxes, and il such person shall
neglect or fail to pay such tax until af-
ter the first day of August following
the lev, of the same. the treasurer may
make the same by distress sale of any
of his personal property. Treasurer
shall give certificate OF taxes due on
payment of fees. See page sil, Sec.
81, General statutes, Colorado, 1ss8.
Taxes are PAYABLE in cash only.
j. \. llosNINs, Co. Treas.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy i,r the speedy and perma-
ncnt cure of Consumption. bronchitis, Ca
'nrrh, Asthma and all throat and Jung AZ
fcciions, also a positive aud radical cure
for Nervous Debility and MI Nervous Com.
plant, after having tested lis wonderful
curative powers In thousands Of cases, has
felt Il ila duty To make II known 10 his SUI
irring fellows. Aciuaicd by this motive
and q desire To relieve human suffering, |
will send free OF charge, 10 all who desire
II, this recipe, In German, French or English
with full directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp
naming this paper. ". \. NoYEs.
2siy 10 Powers Block, Rochester, y. Y.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, John \ Nelson OF the county of
Phillips aud state of Colorado, on tho sud
day Of July lSsa, by his certain deed Of trust
of that date, which was duly recorded in the
Office Of the county c'"rk and recorder OF
Phillips county Colombo, on tho 9Th day OF
July lsso In book 10 u isc uf the rec irds OF
said county couVryc to II Il Webster a.
trustee. or In ease uf death, resignation, ah-
scncc. refusal ur failure or inability OF said
~ Webster tnHc'. then 10 5 " BeiYg., IS
successor In trust the following described
property, situated in the county oi Phillips
AVID state Of Colorado to.wit: The tncit)
| northeast quarter OF section lal twenty,
| township a. seven north, range ~ forty.
seven west, slbjrrt to prior murtgay %
siOol four hundred dollars I, Lombard Iu-
vrstmcut Company, with all ana
singular the privileges and uppurtr-
| nnncr- thcruuutu belonging In
trust I, secure the payment ui two ccrtrln
prouils~ory notc- Of even date with said deed
nj tIu-t signed 10y john \ Nelson. payable 10
| the order uf Whitney Irwin. one uotc for the
principal sum Of tiSf anl one hundred ana
thirty ,iN dollars and thirty cent. payable
1 In three months from date with Interest Mt
/ . per cent per month from natuIitY nnd one
notr for tsD IN" hol'nrpnynb'c In siN month.
4 from date with interest at per cent per
month from maturity.
Aud. Whereas, 1t wa. provided in said decd
/ ug trust ihut, In cit-c of drfanlt Iva the Day.
meat nf .ail notc or amy part thcrcti or in
tpFrd thereon according 10 thu tenor OF snid
note. the trustee should proceed 70 fcll and
/ dispose Of said prrn isc~ iu the manner aud
for thou nud purro-gs provided In snid
dcr,l oi trust. Aud whereas -eiauit has hccu
made In The payment Of the principal aud
interest of sud uotv-, only -lslOo having
| been paid on saul note.
! Now thcryfurv, !, Il !. Webster. or In ot~r III
thr lrhti, rc-ignntipn, removal. failure uI
rrfa,al or inability or the said !: = Webster &c
] set, then !. sw iieggs sucr,'s-"r In trust vii
un 'ho . tn ,lay ui July \ y ISL. NJ the fInli
door of the Iialyulsr state Enul. in liolyukr
county Of III llip- aud State 81 Co'uradn, nj
] tn hour of 10 O'Clock "a n. sell Tho above de
-rribol property frr the highest ani n. 81
/ prior ihr same aili briug NJ public auction,
l ,lhj-ri To thu above described prior mort
I gtg aud Interest nn amr. to pay sid mote.
sc nrr hy -i,l trust deed together WITH all
inlr'rsi or -tm-n Il nll iaci, take. and the
cost aud expenses ui til trui,
III wrh.irr, Trustee.
| Wv Hngg-, successor In rn-t.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
SPECIAL RATES ON THE b. & M

Tenth Annual international Con.
vention Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor, Minneapolis
Mimi, July 0-l2.-All agents may sci
round trip tickets to Minneapolis
Mimi, at one fare; tickets to be sold
AS follows:
From Nebraska, Kansas and South
Dakota-On July rs, good returning
to July II.
From Colorado and Wyoming On
July 6-7,gnod returning to July IS.
Tickets must be limited to con.in-
nous passage in each direction and
will be good only on trains leaving
Minneapolis July l2 10. An extern
sion of time for return passage until
August 81 may, however, be secured
10y depOsiting tickets with the Joint
Agent of the terminal lines Mt Mime
apolis, Mr.. c. NJ. Pratt, who will make
them good for return, journey to be
commenced not later than August 26.
Opening Of Colorado Mineral Pal
ace, Pueblo, Colo, July i.-Agents
may sell regular form tourist ticket to
Pueblo at rate of one fare; tickets to
be sold July l-2, good returning to
July 20; to be of the standard iron-clad
signature form bearing transit limit of
one day in each direction, to be exc
cu.ed ut Pueblo only, and to be good
for passage going and returning via
tie same line only. j. FRANCIS.
q. j. X Il. a.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
You AurtN 4 DAD FIX
II y Mrrsrrn, Truatrc.
Sw iiEu,s, -nc'''aanr m trust.

hat we VIII cure you If you will pay
rH nnr mc.sigr l. To the weak. nervous
aud dehiillhirtl, wha l'y tarly Evil hah.
Iia, or later indiserliuns. have tslllcl
away their vigor of body, mind aud
manhood, aud who suffer MI ,hose
effects which lead "a premature decay,
e1nsumplionor Insanity ifllhsmpnn,
y"n, SUM ,u hnd read our BOOK oi
Life. written by the gfcalesl specialist
NJ the day. nni trnt lscaiedl, by al.
dressing Dr rHkcfh Medical AMI
Safsleal Institute, ijJ North Spruce
st. Nashville. Tenn.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

The Denver News is authority for the
statement that the Mormon Church
has withdrawn its sanction Of pulyga
my aud that the next election in HAT
territory will be fought on the issues
between the domocraiic aud rcpubli-
can parties. This may prove true, but
it will he well enough in considering the
statement to make due allowance for
the fact that the News Is of the opin-
ion that the Mormons are all demo
Gratis.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
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The day.
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STATE JOURNAL,
Lincoln, Ncb.
The state herald., 1891-06-19

Owing to recent rich strikes in the
mines at Tin Cup, Colorado, Il large
travel has begun. Tin Cup is on the
Denver Leadville and Guninson Dis
trict U. p. Ry. fourteen miles from
st. Elmo Williards Stage Line runs
daily except Sunday leaving st. Elmo
for Tin Cup a, m. fare $3.50. This is
the only route Tin Cup can be reached
from east of the range. Stage Line
facilities are ample.
G. w. ATKINSON, Ag't.
The state herald., 1891-06-19
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stands for international Convention Na.
liunh Educational Association Of tho
United states which viii meet nt Tor.
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rulnp pucIdr.
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