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The state herald., 1891-10-16
Ifirst publication Sept Is isoi.I
US. Land Once, Sterling, Colo. I
Sept ~, 1881.

Complaint having bccn entered nt this Of.
ncc by John Kaiser against VIM shiveiey for
failure to comply with law as to timber cnit.
urc entry M iss4S dated March II, 1859 upon
the sw a OF sec tips n rt9 " in Phillips coun.
~ Colorado. with view 10 the cancellation
Of saii entry; contestant alleging that VIM
shivelry has wholly failed To break OF csuso
10 bc broken I've acres Of said land during
the second year and has wholly failed 10 cui
tivatc or cause TO be cultivated the first five
acres broken during the second year; the
said parties are hereby summoned To appear
nt this ofTlcc on tho u day of November 1901
at 10 O'Clock n M TO respond and furnish tss
timony concerning said alleged failure.
II. T.. TEpxoS. Register.
The state herald., 1891-10-16

Charles l.. Allen. republican candi.
date for district judge. Is man who
believes III the strict enforcement Of
the laws. regardless Of whom II may
effect. Before his court. cattle com.
pnnics. railroad companies. aud indi.
vidnnls stand on II common level where
they should stand. Ills record, as dis
frict judge, has shown clearly that he
h well read In the law and Is fearless
IN the discharge OF the duties of his OF.
flee. This Is the kind OF man III,
people wan, for Judge and they will
elect him too.
The state herald., 1891-10-16

First publication Aug n, 1s9i.1 No. n,
NntiCs fur Publication,
Land Onice, Sterling. Colo.
AugA, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
: named settler has filed notice Of his III
tention to make final proof In support of his
claim, and that sNd proof will bc mnde be-
fore clerk Of county court Of Phillips
county, Colo, at iolyOke, Colo :, on Oct. 10,
1881, viz;
JAMES SMILEY
lid 7t4S for the ne y sec n tpsnr4Sw
He names tile following witnesses to prove
his continuous rssidcnce upon and cultiva-
6on of, said land, viz:
Jacob W Valet OF Amherst Colo,
Ozro N Walker "
Aaron Iiatt
Mark J Lconurd -
HE TEpNoN Register.
The state herald., 1891-10-16


When the republicans placed Uncle
Sam Nelson's S name on the ticket foi
county commissioner, they did very
wise act and. on the 3rd of November
the voters of the county will endorse
this action by large majority. Uncle
sam is one of the Oldest settlers in the
county and, by the manner in which
he has stuck to his farm, has shown
that he has located in this county with
the intention of making it his home.
He has Il record for honesty and up
riglituess in all his business dealings
that is unimpeachable. lie Is man
Of The age and experience that has well
qualified him for carefully guarding the
financial interests of the county as
county commissioner. lie is n man
who has always taken the deepest inter-
est in the welfare Of the people of the
county and has always been ready to
lend helping hand in any enterprise
that had for its object The prosperity
of the county. He is courteous, So
ciable and accommodating but would
be very careful TO say no" when asked
to vote or work for any course Of ac-
tion that he believed was not for the
best interest of the county. In his
care as one Of the county commission
crs the best interests of the county
would be perfectly safe.
The state herald., 1891-10-16

First publication Oct .. 1921 No sss
NutiGs fur Publication.
Land Officc, Mt Sterling, Colo.
Sept 10, 1891.
Notice is hereby givon that the following
named settler has filed notice of his In {.
tcntiOn to make final proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof will bo made no
fore the clerk Oi the district court of Phillips
county, Colo, ut Holyokc, Colo on Nov. Z,
1891, viz:
JOHN OIfLsON
ID $ No 1854 for the W :. sec II tip Nos n In
range No 20 " of p IN
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion sf, said land, viz:
Andrew q Carlson of Haxtun Colo.
Charles } frctirickson
otto Nylin
David Lofyrcn
II. Il. TEDMOS, Register
The state herald., 1891-10-16

Tha democratic scheme for securing
the support of the alliance vote will
not prove success. They held SO
called alliance convention, In which,
about three-fourtbs of the votes cast
were cast by democrats. They had a
few republican members Of the ALI.
ancc in the convention, but they were
there because they supposed that the
ticket placed in nomination by the
convention would receive the support
OF the democratic members Of tho al
lance. Tie democratic majority In
the convention, after nominating a
democratic candidate for county com.
missioner, went through the farce OF
completing the ticket with candidates
whom they, at that time, had no in
tcntion Of supporting and whom, ii
is now u certainty, they will not sup
port. In order to cover up their real
design, they placed II few republican
members of the alliance upon the
ticket. but they had no intention of
supporting them ut the polls. Tie
real design OF the democrats In hold
ing this so-callcd alliance convention,
was to place in nomination a demo-
cratic candidate for county commits
sioncr so that the democratic conveG-
tlon could endorse him and that nomA
ination was the only one made by the
so-callcd alliance convention that the
democratic majority OF TINT conven-
tion have any interest In. The dcni-
ocrutic convention nominated the So
called alliance candidate for county
commissioner as straight demo-
crdt, and the man who placed him in
nomination as "straight democrat"
evidently knew what he was talking
about. Another design OF the demo-
Gratis in going through the form of
holding nm alliance convention was to
gnin alliance support to help elect Il
democratic judicial ticket. The re
publican members Of the alliance see
the trap that has been set for them
and they do not propose to be caught
in any such trap.
The state herald., 1891-10-16
lfirst publication Sept Is 1917
U. \. Land ONCE Sterling Colo.
sept " 1881
mo llsl

Complaint having been entered at this Of.
iiic by Lawrence Fair against Reticn Enc.
s~n for failure to comply with Law US to tim.
her culture entry No ssi9 dated Nay Is Ia,
upon the ne !. of sec is tpsnr Is " In Phillips
county Colorado with = view 10 the cnncella'
tion OF said entry; contestant alleging that
claimant Reislf EueHcn has wholly failed to
cultivate or cause to bo cultivated the trees
planted on said land during the nr.t and
second years after planting the same ss re-
1uircd by law the eari parties arc hereby
summoned To appear VI this ofiico on the u.
day OF November fsei nj 10 o'clock M To re-
spond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure.
TApnoS Register.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-07

tho school "visitors' and authorities.
Occasionally a boy or girl is licensed
out 20 service: but these licenses must
be renewed, OH good behavior, every
three months, and they are rcvokable
by the industrial school board COM
mittee, instead OF by II magistrate,
STARVATION FOOD.
The food OF these children is as near.
ly upon u starvation basis rs can be ad.
justed by expert keepers. 1t com.
priscs n breakfast Of bread and t%rencle,
or bread, milk and porridgc; n dinner
OF pea soup and bread, boiled rice and
bread, or ~''scousc' (astcwcd scrap meat
and potato hodgc-podgc) on rare occas.
ions only, aud n supper OF cocoa, bread
and t%rcaclc, or milk, bread and %treaclc.
They are also furnished with ~"praycra'
three times each day.
a trick OF the authorities ia to dis.
charge child, whose term OF sentence
does not reach 10 the compulsory age
limit, Il month previous to expiration
OF commitment term. This throws il
bRc! into the compulsory elementary
status under court espionage. At the
first dercliction, it is resentcnced TO nm.
other three or five years term. There
nrc many instances where children
have thus been compelled to serve two
prison terms before they were fourteen
yeass Of age; and il these wise authori-
ties are sufficiently alert, u third term,
rs all "ircorrigible," can easily be ad-
ministcrcd.
In the meantime police magistrates
are busy timing parents and sentencing
them for n~on.paymcnt Of fees and fines.
Whatever the fees may have been in the
elementary school, they arc far larger
after the child has become n prisoner.
They are not paid as n rule, because
they cannot be paid. They are allowed
to run up TO II two or three pounds
sun. Then the officers, who now dog
the parents and who are called collect.
ing constablcs," secure warrants Tor the
payment OF about ten shil!ings in cash,
and two slIillings per week. When
found, the father or mother must in
stantly pay as per court order, or arrest
by city constable follows. They are
lodged in jail until the amount is paid,
or is cleared off ut the rate OF one pound
for each weeks durGnce. / believe that
the system has ruined more homes and
human souls in England than ever has
rum And yet intelligent English So
cial economists profess TO wonder why
the Drawn OF the country is gradually
disappearing to other lands.
The so-callcd "Free" Education Bill
passed by the last British Parliament
with such high emulation, is not Il bill
for free education. The English govern
ment has merely given Il grant OF ten
shillings q year, per capita OF attending
scholars, TO all elementary standards.
1t is simply IN assisted education
measure. And it only assists in the
matter OF fees to the thrce-pcnce per
week point. Beyond that, the atdi-
tional ices, OIL the former basis, must
be forthcoming. under penalty. And it
in nowise limits, effects or lessons the
child.baiting among scholars or igno-
miny and persecution OF parents, nor
in the slightest degree moditics the in
human system, which has made posi-
bic or necessary these British Dragged
Schools" EDGAR L. WAYIMAT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-07

The senior editor OF the Herald and
wife are now using Chamnerlain's
Cough Remedy for throat troubles, and
the result is gratifying, says WI .Lyles
& Son, publishers OF the Herald,
Houston, Mo. This remedy gained a
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of La Grippe, and has since been 4
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Williams, S. L. Brice, John Coleman
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Bowie & Co., Bridgeport. Ohio; B. +.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-07

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-07
EVENING SCHOOL.

An excellent opportunity for those who can
not attend the day sessions TO acquire All cdrc1-
ton. The work Is so arranged that no one CVts
go deficient need feel any embarrassment
Call ut college Office or address 20? catalogue
sc2o WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-07

~ "a
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Waldins, kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-07

tho school "visitors" and authorities.
Occasionally a boy or girl is licensed
out TO service; but these licenses must
be renewed, on good behavior, every
three months, and they are r~evokable
by the industrial school board COM
%lnittee, instead OF by Il magistrate,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-07
Children Cry for Pitchers Casto7Ia.

We never saw 4 maj so Eanctiticd that
he smiled when he paid his taxes
.Ndrtha'S Vineyard Herald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-07

No Money Required Of Responsible Parties to Commence Treatment
Dts. France CO ott71aan,
Formerly oNcwIM S. nowothc FRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE Columbus
H-. Ohio, " nluedW Many irGuds. nd patients have decided to visit
BRIDGEPORT, SHERMAN HOUSE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER H..
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Institute I'M the State Incorporated with capital OF spOn "'"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-07
UNIVERSITY Or VIRGINIA.,

SUMMER LAW LECTURES Cninc weekly,
begin 9th Jnly, 1871. and end 9th Sep,clb9;.
design TO pursue their studies AZ This OF other
Law School; 2Id. 10 those who propose 10 read
privately; and Sd, to practitioners who have not
had tho advantage Of systematic instruction.
For circular apply tp. 0. University OF Va, Cha--
lo;tesville: Na-) TO JoiS Il MiSoh7 Pref. Com
and State Law, lrTD-plW
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-04-17
Everybody Eats Crackers.

Everybody eats crackers, and consequently
anything relating to their manufacture and
sale is of general interest. There was q time
in the history OF the business when crackers
were all about the same. one brand was just
about as good as another, and none tempta-
tion to a delicate stomach That time has
passed. II was good many years ago. The
crackers Of the present day and generation are
as different as day from night. There are good
crackers and bad crackers; fresh crackers and
stale crackers, and of the Whole lot stale
crackers are the worst.
There are some grocers in the country who
sell stale, unpalaiabe crackers because they
can get them cheap and make big profit on
them. They think their customers don't know
the difference, and by and by when their crack
er trade is all gone ana they don't sell box In
week, they look surprised and say Funny
how peoples tastes change. They don't care for
crackers any more
Don't they. though? Pc ople don't care for
stale. unwhOlescme crackers. that's true, but
they do care for cracker that Is pure and
fresh. and altogether delightful as an article OF
food, The Marvin factory, on Liberty street,
Plttsburg, is scarcely able TO Ill It's orders. 1t
IS turning out more crackers to-day than 1t ever
did before, and the trade is still growing. Why
is II? It's simple enough. Maryin's crackers are
the best that are made. People who use them
once invariably want them again. and the
grocer who sells them Away nnds that they
not only prove good source OF revenue 70 him,
but make his store popular Win the people
MaTvin's crackers are made by skilled bakers
OF the very puTest and best materials obtain
able; they are sent out from the factory fresh
from the ovens, and are never rendered UNI
wholesome ana unpalatable as well by being
stored IN a warehouse for d month OF two wait
ing for orders. The orders are always waiting
for the crackers. ALWAYS ask for Marvin s
Crackers at your Grocer's III yol are not al
ready familiar with them, try them and be con-
ynced OF the truth OF all that has been said
about them. You'll never regret 1.-THE Penn
sylyania Grocer.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-04-17
LEGAL NEWS.
NOTES.

/ Civil Coart next week. with the follow
ing cases on the list: Reiber Us. p. W,
! X. r.; Raster VS. the James Squires Co.
Hopkins VS.. Plohr; Davidson Us. Smith;
! Rodenbaugh VS. Fielder & Ziegler; Marshall
VS. Andrews; Stoughton IS Marshall; Don
nelly IS Hilliard Beltz rs Greenlee; Scott
& Co Us Parker: Jones VS. Grant; Edwards
VS. Staaf: Reed VS. Britain Tate & Coz Nc
Fadden VS. Vandyke; Wahl, Bishop Co
VS. Beers 6 Co; McCandless vs. Greenlee;
Bennett US Plate Glass Co; Thompson vs.
Ziegler; Smith VS. Butler borough; Butler
Oil Co VS. Slater; Geible VS. Smith; Learn vs.
Goehring; Brown d Co VS. Shearer d Co;
Christie VS. Griesbach, and Kerr vs.. Cubbi-
son.
J.H. Morrow, W C. Barron ct al. had
summons in ejectment issued VS.. Elizabeth
and John Quigley for 4 acres in Clay Twp
The Parks mill bridge was completed
last week, and is ready for use.
The case of A. L. Knox, of Parker Tp.,
VS.. the county has been settled. The
county paid him $75, and he is to pay all
the costs.
Letters of admin. were granted 10 VIM.
J and Geo L Millinger on estate of John
r Nil linger; also to Marg Leonard on es-
tate Of VIM Leonard; also to + NJ Tame
hill on estate of John A Tannahill: also to
Kath Miller on estate of Eliz Schenck.
The will of Geo Kline was probated, no
letters; also will of Eva Marks, no letters
LATE PROPERTY TRANSFERS
D Hays to NJ Culbertson, lot in Slip
peryroek for $500.
Mary Denny to Thos Dipner, a acres in
Clearfeld for $1,700.
All Behm to Lydia MeClintoek, lot in
Evans City for s., 600.
TN Marshall to l. o Hays lot in Adams
for $3.50.
G P Christy to L Sisney, lot in Marion
for $400.
In Ireland to " G Foreht, lot in
Petrolia for 5000.
CA Abrams to L NJ Hewitt, lot in But
Ter for 81 500.
Jas Kerr to Alice Edeburn, so acres in
Marion for $3.50.
Ii Behm to Evans City Cemetery Assn,
Is acres in Jackson for 81, 400
L. MeClintock to Wm Croft, lot III
Evans City for -, 400.
J + Wise to Jacob Held, l06 acres in
Butler Twp for S., 800.
] Held to Casper Fehl, 50 acres in For
ward for $4,000
Jacob Whitmire to Anna Mary Gould, go
acres in Concord for e, O00
p L Gould 10 Whitmire, lot in Butler
for 81, GOO