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The state herald., 1891-04-17

The grand jury of Arapahoe county
have returned indictments agains,
Otto Mears, Jeremiah Frank. Fred
Wulsru, Edwin Mitchell and \. NJ.
Stevenson on the charge OF having mt
ieinlted 10 bride members of the Colo.
RADIO legislature in voting for Spenker
of the House. Tie parties indicted
are all men of considerable prominence
In tho political circles Of the state and
the liudhIg OF the grand jury has been
u great surprise 10 the public. The
charge Is a grave ono mud. II any Of
the parties ere proven to be guilty,
they should he punished to the full OK.
tent Of the law. When corruption nj
,acks Our Legislative bodies, It strikes n
blow at lie very existence Of our free
Institutions. Colorado has already
gained an uneuyinble reputation FOR
legislative corruption and II Is high
time that the state should see TO II
that 10 guilty man escape. The par.
ties Indicted have demanded II speedy
irinl aud this should bc accorded them,
Ms the fact that they have been iudic,
cd. Is no evidence whatever of their
guilt.
The state herald., 1891-04-17
GO East Young Man

Or woman via the great Overland
Route, the Union Pacific Ry. No
change between Denver and st. Louis,
In connection with tho Wabash Ry.
Absolutely the short line between
these two cities. Free Chair Cars,
Pullman Palace Slccpcrs and Diners
are run daily over this well known
and popular route. Tickets on sale
at all stations.
The state herald., 1891-04-17
First publication Mar. -, 1891
l.. s. Lind Onicc. sterling, colo. I
Mar. II, 1881. I

(Alins Notice to contest No 37)
To James II, Butlcr: You are hereby no.
titled that on Jnnuray 10. is'l, Maryrct Peter
applied Mt this oflicc To liz allowed to trans
mute her D.s. No. eSsj for lots !. :, and ).
Of see town sn ria W, to II homestead entry
and that said application will bc heard be-
fore this Office May nth. 1891 Mt 10 n. M. of
said day and Yen bingan adverse claimant
to lot .. by virtue OF T. e. No. iaiG9 made May
9Th lscSs. will bc allowed To appear at said
time and show caus. why her said applica-
ton should not lie allowed.
II. D.. TrDxoS, Register.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

Tie Colorado Court Of Appeals h
now ready for any business TIM, may
come before the court, The court was
convened for the iirSt time last Mon.
day. It Is To he hoped that The Sn.
premc Court and Court Of Appeals may
rapidly dispose Of the business now Oh
the Supreme Court calendar and tin,
litigants In those counts may soon be
able 10 obtain an adjudication Of then
cases without being compelled 10 WHIT
lwO or three ypur, for IL,
The state herald., 1891-04-17

if,r', publication March O. isoi.I NJ. Ia
Nu,irn Tor Publication.
Land ONCE nj sterling, Colorado.
March ., ir,I.
NOricE Is hereby given that the follow ing.
named settler has iilcd notice of HI III.
tention To make iinni proof In snpi'ori Ut ais
claim, aud that said proof viii be made bcfo.c
the Clerk at the District Court II Phillips
county. Coio.. NJ iioiyokr. Colorado. On
April 18th. i<,i via;
WILLIAM u. EOWisOS.
It'd. y No saio. for tho s- !. see arp Nop n ~
range No u ".
lie name. the folio~in. witnesses la prove
his continuous residence ipon and ruitivn-
tiOn NJ SAM land, sizi
Nnrrnu. u. ilininari. Of Amherst. Colo.
iOrrnce T.. fnir.
Pat kiiiinnin.
g.. Chester iicatit,
mr.. rEpNoS. i,eslst.r.
The state herald., 1891-04-17
first publication Apr. Iol No is'
Nutics Hur Public atiun.
Land ONCE at sterling. colorado. I

Land ONCE at sterling. Colorado.
Apr. lsui,
NJOTICEis hereby given that tho following.
~ named settler has filed notice Of his III
tcntion to make final proof IN support Of Ills
CHIN, and that said proof will bc made In.
fore the clerk OF the district court Of
Phillips county CulO. Mt Iiolyoko. Colorado.
orMny 20, lssl, Wig:
EDWARD FRANKLIN.
II Z gag for the lots l, land 0 sec tip No n
In No - W Of6pm.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitivn.
tion OF. said land, VIZ:
Arthur Mnstcn. Of Amlicrst Colo.
Frank r. Sphinx. :.
william Robson,
Herman JurKcns, I"
u. u. TEDMON. Register.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

a 'eading physician declares tia,
many persons become deaf by sleep
ing with their mouths open. \ good
many people suffc. injuries To
their eyes and other portions
Of their anatomy by not
keeping their mouth shut when awake.
Ev
The state herald., 1891-04-17
a MAGNIFICENT OFFER.

The great Worlds Fair Word Con-
test is exciting universal interest and
is one of the absorbing topics Of tho
dsy. A Free Trip to Europe and S.
900 90 for expenses is ofrered to who
ever constructs the largest number of
English words from letters contained
in the text. THE World, Fair" Ad.
d,,iouul prizes consisting NJ mn ,roriobt
Grand Piano. valued NJ 500 90. Silver
The state herald., 1891-04-17

The democratic gentlemen, Of VIrks.
burg. Miss. are very indignant because
c"lorrd man las been appointed post
master at that plact. No objection is
raised To his wan, of fitness Cor per.
forming the duties Of the oilcs In n
satisfaclor. manner, for the fact Of Ibis
being colored man Is. IN the cs,lmH-
tion of these southern gentlemen, II
good aud sufficient reason why he
should not hold the position.
The state herald., 1891-04-17
punkLEN,s AnNleA sALNE.

fhr best saivr In the world for Cuts
niises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Iiheum, Fever
cores. letter. Chapr~d Hands. chIlblains
coriis. and aii Skin Etupiions, md posi
lively cures Piles, or no Iay required. II IL
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction, Or
money refunded. i'ficr - cents per boN
For Sale b, Ciiy drug stmc.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

Judge Allen has appointed Judge
Granville Pendleton, of Yuma, Dist
riot Attorney for this judicial district.
Judge Pendleton is well qualified for
this position and will undoubtedly give
satisfaction in the performance of the
duties Of the Office.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

Since the Chicago election the Dem
yer News, In referring 10 the election.
says, there WAS very little politics in
It," That is somewhat Of an ancient
chestnut, II the democratic candidate
had been elected. the News would have
said. IN great democratic victory"
Circumstances alter eases.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

Excursion rates via. L. =. Ry.
Tickets on sale the year around
Sterling to Salt Lake ard Ogden $50 :
20, Sterling 10 Helena and Butte $50.
These tickets are good 30 days from
date. Thirty days transit limit each.
Coed one way via. u. & II. q. Ry.
q. w. ATKINSON,
Agent.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

Horace Greeley once remarked of
America: I'VE need II darned good
licking" and when mn Engli.hman
Endorsed the statement, the old editor
rrtortrd: hut there is no nation in
the world cnn lick us King ilum-
bert and his Cabinet should carefully
consider this before they begin their
war on Uncle Sam.-E X.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

II Ia claimed tint this lsa christian
nation and yet. n such Is the cnse. II
would certainly be n very difficult mat.
ter " reconcile many Of Tie acts Of tie
law making power Of our liules with
this claim. The legislators q Colori
The state herald., 1891-04-17

II the southern democrats are III f..
vor Of free ballot and fair count, II
seems strange that they are making no
move 10 adopt the Australian ballot
system. They evidently consider tie
shot gun system good enough! fuf them
They are resting easy, HOW, that the
elections bill has been disposed of for
the present.
The state herald., 1891-04-17
The HOT spRiYos OF DAKOTA.

THESE springs are rapidly becoming
ing famous un account Of the Wonder
ful curative properties Of the waters,
aud the many marvellous cures which
have been effected ty tue thermal baths.
The town and springs are delight
fully situated in II picturesque valley
In the Black Hills country, Astounding
IN beautiful scenic effects, and ut an
altitude Of 3 800 feet above the sea lev
el; thus insuring pure atmosphere
aud e,hilaraiing climate. absolutely
free from malaria.
Under the cn,erprising and progress.
sivc management OF the Hot Springs
company many desirable Improvements
have been made, among the number
ilc erection Of commodious bath
house fitted mp with NIL modern con.
yenienccs for the comfort Of guests.
New hotels have been built and CON.
for,ably furnished throughout, ccntiur.
ted In iiist.ciass style and n. reasont.
bic rates. Those who prefer stopping
nj n private house. will find many de-
slrIble boarding places where good ne
commodn,iuns are furnished, and nj
moderate prices.
Tie superior daily service now NJ.
forded by the Burlington Route 10 Hot
Springs, with through sleeping car ne
commoiaiions from Omaha. Lincoln.
Aurora aud Grand Island, makes the
trip mn easy and enjoyable one; mud
FOR the benefit Of all who desire to test
tho efficacy Of the waters, round trip
tickets NJ reduced rates, good for nine
iy days. ara now on sale ut all Offices
OF the Burlington Route.
For pamphlet, descriptive OF the
springs, md full information MS to
rates, time, etc, apply TO any agent Of
tue company, or Ia
j. FRANCIS,
Gen'l pass'r & Ticket Agt.,
OMAHA, Mn.
The state herald., 1891-04-17
Dining Ours

Are now one OF the important fca-
lures of the Union Pacific system.
All meals are served in them between
Denver and Kansas City, Denver and
Omaha, and Denver and Portland.
Persons going East or West cannot
select Il more comfortable route to
travel on than the popular Union
Pacific.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

The present prospects seem 10 indi-
cate the election Of II southern man us
speaker Of the House in the mkt Con-
grcss. Springer is the only prominent
candidate in the north, but tho scnti-
men, in the democratic party is So
strong In favor of n southern man that
he stands little chance Of being elected
The state herald., 1891-04-17


Land Onice Ut sterling. Colorado,
April I3, lsal.i
NJOTICEis hereby given TINT the following
~ nnnicd settler has flied notice Of his In.
tention TO make fnul proof In support of
his claim, and that said proof Will Tx mndo
before the clerk OF county court of Phil
lips county. Colo, ut Iiolyokc, Colo, on
June 9, 1871, viz:
FRANK j. EMERSON,
Hid entry No IT'S for the Il sec Is tp7n
rnnge " ",
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva
tion Of. said land, viz:
Martin Vol. Ut IIOlyOkc, Colo.
otto Schroeder, 81
Charles q. Campbell,
John ". Martin. " "
II. TrDMON. Register.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

The Boulder Camera says that Boul
der is 10 have n sugar factory. This is
good news and 1t is to be hoped that
the establishing of this factory my
prove the beginning of Il new and prof
liable industry for Colorado.
The state herald., 1891-04-17
lrirSt Publication April u. lsoi.l Nolty
Notice Fur PUBLICATION,

Land Officc nj Sterling, Colo,
Marco ~, 1891.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice. OF his intcn-
ton to make ilnnl proof In support Of his
claim, mud that sud proof will liz made be-
fore the Clerk OF the District Court Of rhill
lips County, Colorado, mt Iiolyokc, Colorado,
on My u, ls'i, viz:
DANIEL. LAREiN.
HE 7HI for the $ Q !. sec II tn No IN in r No
u W Of pm.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cnltiva
ton Of, 'snid lnnd, viz:
Lonis \ Mccullough, Of iIolyokc. Colo.
George Norris, d"
Rufus CooTrridcr, "
Martin Summers, d" :,
II. Il. TEpMoS, Rcgis,cr.
The state herald., 1891-04-17
l.. l'.TINI SC;IIIDUI.E
Atstcriing, Colorado.
East uatfND-
EDITORIAL.

At Emma Abbot's funeral, Nearer
My God TO Thee" was reproduced
from photograph into whicl, she had
sung 1t a few weeks before.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

tflrst publication April5, isai.) No. Isl
Nntirs fur Publication.
Climber Culture Proof, Act March .. 1871
Land Office at sterling. Colorado. !
March 81, lsai,
NOTICE L. hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has nled notice Of his inicn-
tion TO make hnal proof IN support
Of his claim, anil that said proof will be made
lcforc the clerk of the district court OF Phillips
county Colorado. at Iioiyokc, Colorado, on
May isth, isai. viz:
RUFUS COOPERRIDER.
On 7 G Entry Nost;s for the NO :. sec a3 tip
No sn In No Nw OF Gpm
lie names rs witnesses:
LOUIS Mccullough, Of iloiyokc, Colo.
Daniel Larkin,
sarah furrry.
Allen u Van Dyke,
II. T.. TEpaoS. Register.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

Tho papers published in those coun-
ties Of the state that have no large
cities generally commend the legisla-
tive apportionment bill. None of them
are very Indignant, OF badly Disguised
with it.-Sun.
No, the majority Of the counties are
well satisfied With the apporlionment
bill. A good deal Of noise las been
made by the Republican and News, Of
Denver, about the injustice done Arnp-
ahoc county 10y the bill, but that Is be
cause II does not give Denver enough
representation 10 control the legisla.
ton Of the state. The Republican IN
referring TO the bill makes this threat:
There will hc day Of reckoning in
tie near fntrrc If this odions and out
rageous bill becomes a law" No doub,
the readers Of the Republican are some
what cu.iuus to know just how the
people Of Denver are going to bring
about this dag Of reckoning. The ma
joiity of the men who were active in
passing that bill are no, dependent up
Oh tie vote Of Denver for reelection.
II i!ia, Is the kind of reckoning the Re.
publican refers 10. Such threats do
not frighten any one to any extent.
The state herald., 1891-04-17
tfirs, publication April 10, 1901 Noi5s
NptiCs for PUBLIC atiun.

Nbrs pu"Vu"V NVh W. iS'u.l sNuAsH
NutiCs for publication.
Land Office at sterling. Colorado. I
April ., 1891.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has hic'l Notice OF his inter-
tion TO make final proof In support Of his claim.
and that said proof will be made bcforo the
clerk of the district court Of Phillips county Col
orado, Mt liolyokc, Colorado, on May 9o,i,.
1871 viz:
ARTHUR MAsTEN.
II u 1874 for the lots I, =, o ind 10 SEC 2 tip Ne
s n IN No ~ " Of 9 pm.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove his
cvniinuous residence upon. aud cultivation Of.
sail lanl. viz:
Edward Franklin, of Amherst, Colo
Jacob u. Gilmorc, % =" /"
Frank =. sphinx,
willinm Robson, "
II. Il. TEpNoS, Register.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

First publication April =, Is'i.l No. iis
Nuiica for Publication.
Land ONCE nj sterling. Colorado,
March ~. is,l
MOTTO Els hereby given that the following
~ named SETTLER Inns filed notice Of his lii.
icntion To make final proof In support OF his
claim. aud that said proof will ir made lrforc
the clerk of the district court Of Phillips
county colorado. ut iIoiyokc. Colorado. Oh
May ". is'i. viz:
RUFUS COOPERRIDER.
u Es9l' for the 10 sec Ii tp No II In r No
NV, of 6pm.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his con'inuou. residence upon aud cui,iya.
tion II, said land. via;
Louis n Mccullough. Of lloiyokc. Coio.
Daniel Iafkin,
Sarah furrcy
Alien u Van Dyke,
u. Il. TEDNos, Register.
The state herald., 1891-04-17
DEAFN ESS
ITS CAUSES AND CURE.

scientifically treated by mn nuri-t of world
wide reputation. Deafness cradicatcd and
entirely cured. Of FROM 80 20 =, years stand
Ing. after NIL other treatments have failed.
How the difficulty is reached and the cause
removed. fully explained In circulars, with
nf,idavit- and testimonials of curr. from
prominent people. mailed free.
Dr. A. fONTAiNE. u West iith St, ~. Y.
The state herald., 1891-04-17
sIlhnIfr's sALl.

Iy virtue of n writ of execution issued out
of the District Court of philips county state
III Colorado, u me rs sheriff. directed In IA
vor Of v. v. brsnnon nnj ngninst u v. An
irr-on, whereby, Z am commanded " make
itc sum u ris'y-scvrn dollars and sixty
tent. tt'7,fol with Interest from January 9Th.
A, u. is,i, nnd costs. nfiy three dollars aud
forty three cents ttai,,jl nnd co-, ~ tits
sale. I hns" ,oyicd upon and tnkcp IN e,ccu-
ton, NIL The fiHht. Title and Interest III the
said defendant. u. y. Anderson. IN and To tho
following described r.ni estate ,Ywi'i
Lot M, tal nye. In block 80. a. seven. In
tile town iioi, oke. Phillips county Colorado.
which ! shall ofirr for sal. NJ publ, auction
on thr 18th day VI April. 4. u. i-si, NJ 10
o'clock. n. ~. at THE front door ~ ~" eonft
i,oua IN tic town II ii"iyokc, Rnd the county
" i'hiiiips. state VI Colorado, Ia the hiifhcs,
bidder for cash.
JAMES TEMPLE, sheriff.
The state herald., 1891-04-17


Nut,ra fur Publication,
Land Onicc At sterling. Colorado.
Mar. II, lsIi.
NOTICE l. hereby given that the following
~ named settler has tilr,i notice Il his IN
trnilon to make nnal proof In support
d his claim. and that said proof Will
~ made before til. county Judge at Phillip
county, Colorado. ut IIoiyokc. Colorado
on April q. iNi. viz;
SUSIE X. nLACkMOrE, formerly Susie X
snowhcr.rr, iid Entry NJ 100 for the sat,
sec ~ tpsu range CIV.
She names I'll. following witnesses to prove
his continuous Residence upon and cultiva.
ton Of, said land, viz:
David fickci. OF Iioiyokr, Colo.
Mrs. sarah Furry. g."
John Baker.
Allen Van Dyke.
II y. TEpNos, Register.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

NbAbC III L u uLItdlllll'
Land Office ut Sterling. Colorado.
March II. sol.
NOTICE is hcrcby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his intcn-
ton to make ANAL proof In support Of his clam,
and that rail proof will he made before the
clerk Of the district court Of Phillips county Cob
ora,lo, at liolyokc. Colorado, on May u, 1891,
viz:
LOUIS y MCCULLOUGH.
II i?ilo for the sw sec / tip No ! n In r
MOI of6pm.
lie names the following witness 10 prove his
continuous residence upon, AMI cultivation Of,
sail land, viz:
Daniel 1arkin. of Iiolyoke, Colo.
John e. White, :" "
Rufus Coopcrridcr. "
John liakcr. "
u. Y. TEpNoS, Register.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

Ns es"~~, m . ~, !. hsirr s.As ", J.b- n,
n.ilN ~, tHt.Ati,ai N,Hk Ne ~. iissls,.
. H. !. II. |. \.
I'M f.. nsHs hai, bsk. - ..sl h, ~, 80 ,se
yRt..sh tsa'i''l ~ be-, i..s,. fistH a. 10
- ets . siai ~ ihi a-s', ND n,a,s - t,s AZ
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leH sll 10, 'is,s ~ sis-f. e,Hs.asss .-.i, ~
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VIZ s,s,,itles iAhlii, .ilsliiif iss,a.i,
~ tkhil,fLAiil NM Address. ~ ae,s.
WA. tiiAsvA 4 ~, fpb1L,tp, aAisL.
The state herald., 1891-04-17

Mind and character are acted upon
in proportion rs they act from within.
They are gamers just so far AS they
are giyers. They receive in proportion
to their outlay. In the realm Of knowl-
edge and character passive reception
is no reception. Only as Il learner he.
comes tcache. does lie really learn.
Only rs lie who is within the range Of
influence begius TO influence others is
he himself truly influenced. 1t is by Il
mans arousimg himself TO tell of what
he has heard az read that he makes the
information thus available to him his
permanent possession. Not lie who
has had best opportunities of learning,
or oi being highly influenced, but lie
who has been most active and persist
cnt in making available to others the
good which has come 10 Him, is the
man who is the lruest gamer from in
slructinn and influence. Not only is
il more blessed to give than to receive.
but there is no other way so sure Of
receiving as by giving. Income in
mind and character is measured by
outgoing; and that which is impaired
il the measure Of that which is retained.
Sunday School Times.
The state herald., 1891-04-17


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observance oi 'he '>"pu"'n anu 9e'' ."e
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-15

=. e. ,., rears Of his life at that place that
no was known 10 every one, and his tall, sturdy
form and pleasant greeting VIII be misseu DS
all the residents Of Kingsbridge ana hNeruaie'
The nelqhbors OF the late COMMISSIONER dio
eeekinc 10 secure as his successor resident OF the
,,no neIcbborhood who nav be. Mr. llutchins was,
espociallv interested in seeing that the parks ABOVE
the Harlem River are not neglected
Fordham Morris's plan for improving the system OF
,,ect ononlnr * founded on IA careful study OF the
method. now in use and he makes valuable suggestions
a. IA necessary changes Defects may appear on an eX-
animation Of all the details OF his pan but residents
OF the Annexed District will be pleased to leArh ta
he believes that the new Commissioner hhou'u DE-
sustained In his work. and that the general pan Oh 'o
maps already prepared should not be altered lie sig,
els that small area shall be considered al one uio
bv the Commissioner, and SUGGESTIONS MI a. ~
missioner shall then pass to the consideration OF aptcr
area Keeping in mind al the llmc te soLsIn ~ h hrn
over two YEAR in which 10 act and the plans viii not
be finally adopted until July l. l7of'
Alderman Thomas McLynch. of the Twcnty-fourth
Ward ana his Young wife have hosts OF friends, ana
Of them took advantage oi tS AI t ar'
their birthday anniversaries occurred rev uNS ago
and r1rcnarad a surprise for them by Vlsit!nS IN a
party at the Alderman h1nd'4 , h Gp and LoHf
int wcr, cordially welcomed and the evening was
tallrrs vrr, Firc Commissioner Purioy. Public Works
commissioner Gilroy. senator Eugene = ives. Ihco-
Professor !. ~. lsNIilU dIlV VIII M
and Mrs samuel F. Duffy. Mr. and Mr.. J. \. Goulden.
Mr. and Mrs, NJ J. McD'mott. Mr.. ana Mrs ,'"oIge
p IIamiIt1n Mr. and Mr.. Charles BcTrian Nr. and
Mrs, John F. CONNOLLY. Mr.. and Mrs. W: =, Ellis n,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hunter and Mr and MIS-. j. NJ
Ticrney.
Private social paric, and the receptions Of largo
social organizations divided the interest OF pleasure
seekers lat week. The fricndS of Mr.. ana PIT.
Frederick f. Saward and ~ Frederick W. seward gath
cr,,i nj a house warming" Monday evening az 70.
G37 Westinghouse. The young women Of tho
and oytv. thir,l-~t entertained their friends by play
in French on Tuesday. evening: y Masquerade re-,
ccptiOn was given hv Mr.. and Mrs Emil fonc." az
tt IT, horne i'm Morris-avc. \ reception At the homo
Of Miss Ilucrstc Of 40. 1904 BoSton-aye was vel
attended and greatly enjoyed. some young friends
80 Nil Mamie owen Of 80 80 Fast Onehundrod and
sxty-ninth-t.. gave her surprise party on tuesday
nome ~ Nj L. Cioudcn on Monday evening. Among
thc large halls were those 81 the Moania Maenucrcor
Of Protection Engine Company BchcVoeht A'aoc'd-
ton and Of Oliver Tildcn Drum Corps.