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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-03-11

During the season of 1891 nearly
every county in the state was visited by
one or more disastrous hail storms.
They we're generally confined to a small
area. but in many cases farmers realized
nothing for their seasons labor unless
insured. The danger from hail is ike
that OF fire and should be provided
against. The Watertown Hal Indem-
nifty Association has in the past two sea
sons demonstrated &c the satisfaction OF
thousands of our farmers that it is organ
lied on an economical and practical
plan for giving protection, and that It's
management is in the best OF hands.
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For over Fifty years.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teething, is the prescription OF
one OF the best female nurses and physi-
clans ln the United States, and has heen
used for over fifty years with never-fail-
lns success by millions of mothers for
their children. During the process Of
tee,hlng its value is incalculable. 1t re-
lleyes the child from pair. cures dysen.
terry and diarrhaa. gripping of the bowels
and wind collie. BY giving health to the
child it rests the motAeE. &c o bottle.
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II Wheof-No. l Northern 73.
tln today.
Aue DOrgerson has improved his store
.I|rOat With new coat ot paint.
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Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
Milbank postotfice, Feb. llth, 1892.
Andrews, Sol. Buck, Pau >.
Brandt, Lula Boyer, = "
Exert, Alva Garbean. MT.
Hanson. Carrie (Foreign) Hanson, Henry A. Jr.
Mielkc, Cares (Foreiyn) N oore, Merrlck
Miller. Chns p. Miller. Kari
Prefer, Edward Preston, A ".
Smith, Jefferson
In calling for any OF the aooye, please
say "advertised'' and give date Of adver-
tisament. If not called tor in fifteen days
will be sent to dead letter office.
A. j. BLEsER, p. NJ.
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HON HAPPENINGS.


(f III Wheot-No l Northern 73.
Ns1. AxRickert OF Corona came down to
tlnn today.
Aue DDrgerson has improved his store
L llfoa6 Nth a new coat ot paint.
Nm. J. Dayis, wee president Of the
Hail Indemnity Association.
-.va6 i caller at This office today
I'M wv. c. u. will meet with Mrs
= fitch On Wednesday, March l6, at 2:3O
kkb. 81. SEC.
A.G. Lender expects soon to move
ntu the Seeley & Buck building which
eh6s lately purchased
/ SThr Ladies' Aid society will meet with
I(lMrt. la. Mcbride Thursday, March II,
Il 2:30p. m.
Mrs o. W. ANTLEMAN, Sec.
Joe Kerr is again able 10 be around
oy 0Du HI dray business after having been
anonl0id up1for nearly a week With lheuma-
opo ism.
s Mac F. Peterson, wife of the former
cQ tlNorOnfietor of the Nilmol Record, died at
sprl1er home IN Pelican Rapids, Mimi, on
| lid Aiareh4.
ne. Jones OF Revilo came up TO the
, % n,rxtiag the weather, concluded not to re-
aio urn lhe next day.
There will be dime social at the resi-
lists Dc of Mr.. and Mrs. Mortel on Friday,
Mnectas1S. under the management OF the
laaie6o of the Congregational society.
. u,llTllina invitation is extended 10 all.
= ~ ij1aam Kimpell, a bro,herin law OF
Shadd. arrived with his family
- black Creek, Wis, last week, and
fi111ts locating on farm Ill Grant
r.-A wolf skin robe, in front o.
W6 Bros. warehouse, on last Monday
H1np. Finder will please return same
fG bod Bros. store and receive reward
WM BOICE.
Dexter OF the NJ. Z. church vii
'l0aks 81 on sunday evening on RAILROAD
i. !. q, md special invitation to railroad
WIS y ~ md their families to be present II
=. "a We'd.
Sbert Keeler. who has been attend
d Sac ixH Re Wa,ertown business college, ha
10 Hazel to instruct the cornet bant
! St0cG place, but expects to return 70 IN
). e in short time.
- Jens Peterson who is agent for al
K goods including rubber bibs an
anneE aprons for children and apron
c,, N19y Iaies, will call upon the ladies Q
Os mix during the week.
Bleser's new advertisement in thl
Bleser's is headquarters TO
. QuI and before commencing sprln
pyements in this line it will be 7
! KoE. advantage to look over his tine I'm
ors tor the different classes OF worl
n1e0 van Lodge /. O. Q. +. is maxim
rations for the celebration OF tn
)yefIg Sc April, the anniversary OF ID
by grand ball to be given at tn
SpSa house, to which the public and
Fellows are particularly invited.
.. NJ. Evans, who spent porto
loves Z week ia the city in the interest
cid college. secured $1,000 fro'
.osss 1s OF the college in Milbank. Tor u
cres11 nrary endowment fund OF that y
IN Zion.
o1's 9. Keeler who went to Vermont Ia
10 care for her mother, who VI
eb.e health, writes that her motn'
on the 25th Of last month. Inc Il
was stricken with paralysis abo,
2 = ago and had since been perfect
hess, but the immediate cause q D
M = was pneumonia.
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RridRe EHi.dcrA. Take Notice.
J a. RHkFRT
{ orona. S. =,

Tlye Tawn ~ 4 lhan NH build Two bridges r 6
conisp summer. aid the Town hunrd of sure
xisnrs v IN meet at mason s sennoi house az
q clock r. m. Saturday. r" 18th Gav
March 1892 s,d go from acre ~ New The lrie.
sites Bridge hiii taera ire mylcd - MI, NJ 81
meeting The contract viii Lc irt to the lowest
reaDoDshe lid'tf
BY order Of the Board
JeHN n. i.taGr-1
I'M C.ssA :
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Notice

All persons knowing themselves III
delt-el to the undersigned, will Kind:
ubi4e hv settling their accounts III tut
OF IN part al once.
have Il new stock OF goods en- IL
road and exrect 10 lie ready t"r " sine
again in. Il few GAYS
] 4. RnkERT
Corona S. -,
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The Political Center

OF the country for the next campaign
will be Minneapolis, the Republican
National Convention CITY The Mime
apols Journal, with more than double
the circulation Of any Minneapolis or st
Paul paper, is tue paper Tor the political
news
The state herald., 1892-02-05
on ;ial bonds of the following named

ON ;al bonls Of the following named
officers elect were approved:
Chas. B. Timbcrlakc Superintendent
of public schools; Lyman p. Lewis,
coroner; b. a. lloskins, treasurer; ;.
w. Beggs, county CLERK.
Resignation of james Giynn as coun-
ty judge presented and accepted, and
the Office declared vacant.
On motion, board proceeded to ap-
point county judge to fill vacancy.
Petition of \. A. Srahr presented
for said appointment. NJ. Francis
nominated p. j. Dempster, NJ. ID.
Copp nominated A. A. Spahr, Appli-
cation of l.. +. Brannon for the ap-
pointment of county judge filed. Mo.
tion carried to appoint by ballot. L.
Il. Brannon received 9 votes,and A. A,
Sralr vote.
On motion, Il. L. Brannon receiving
majority of the votes cast is hereby
declared and is hereby appointed coun-
ty judge TO fill vacancy caused by res
ignation of James Glynn. Voting
yes, NJ. Francis and Theo Chalberg;
voting no, NJ. ID. Copp.
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Tho Burlington i,ow Route TO the
RIaci. fiilla.

Tie Burlington Route takes pleasure
in announcing to the public the com.
pletion Of It's new line to Deadwood
South Dakotn. aud the formal opening
of same for business.
The line IL substantially constructed
and thoroughly equipped, the object
being TO afford a service that Is nrst.
class in every particular, and in keeping
with other through lines of the Bur.
lingtan system.
II is the shortest aud quickest line
from Missouri River cities and prlne..
pal points In Nebraska to Dendwo0d.
Hot Springs, Custer and llill CITY.
South Dakota, Mcrino and Newcastle
Wyo., and all points Ia the Black II Ills
Through trains are run daily with
Pullman Sleeping Cars from Omaha
and L,Hc0ln To Deadwood without
change, making connection Mt Lincoln
aud Omaha with all trains Of tho Bur.
lington Route to aud from all points
East, West and South.
For further information apply to any
Burlington agent, ur to
J. fnASuIs, oen'l pps'r Agt.,
Omaha, Neb.
The state herald., 1892-02-05
rronouncrl IInpcl,r.. Yet sn,e.i.

From letter written hy Mfr. Adm Y
lihrd, of ifolun, :. d., wc quote. "was IN.
ken with bad cold, which settled IN m,
lnngs, cough Hut In and nnnlly terminated
III consumption. fam doctors gave me M
saying could llyc hul short tine. ghv,
mlnclf un TO my Savior, determined "
could not niai with my friends on earth,
would meet my nbsrni ones above, N, hns
baud was advised 10 Rrl nr Kings NeN
Discovery iorcousnniption. coughs aud cold,
! Hlte II q trial took IN all. eight bottles h
las cured me- aud thank tod nm now d
wen hhd hearty womin." Trial bottles ne,
at Cliy Drug store, regular sltr. 6Ac. aud ~
The state herald., 1892-02-05
p..Tnlo.iC WORK.

Every person who Ia opposed to FREQ Trade
slavcry and favors American Industrial Indc-
rcndcnee secured through the ro,ley Of ,'ro-
lection, should read tho documents published
~ tho American Protective Tayl.r league. As
ispatriotc cl'ix-r i;is your duty to place these
dccanente In the hands OF your frleniJ. They
arc Interesting ard ius'ruc,lvc. AMI embrace
discussions Of all phases rf i!,r Tariff question.
rho League publishes aver - different docu-
meats, eoinpr!a!sg nearly 60 pages of paiay
printed, carefully edited end reila5lo n.oriua-
ton. Amoa.: the sutto. cf these documents
Erc, Hon. Ja.aes &. b.liur. igin. Mcl;aleF, Jr.
tdNcrEnr ui ONO; rrtttttr Z. -. uhuu. uf Ill.,
npis ac,iaiur Joseph =. nOlph, uf Oregon
Senator a. 3. rnd,i, e. uf Rebfista; Senator
fryc.ot Muaai Suuai,.r ascy. of North Dakota; (;
senator Jpstl;. 8, 'HarTll, 81 Nr..lunt; Senator
NulMn ". NiUch, pf iihnuo Island; Hon.
Thumss II. iluhiry, . SCw JyFscsi Hon. Robert
=. T. fu,T. OF Wa-li.ns IA: l'ruf j.. II. Dodge,
~ the Agrlsulut.l upl.Iiu tnt az WaShint-
tn. Commodore W. ~. y. iiuuhcs; Hon y. A..
tAiifhuf;i, OF Now Ngik; Congressman nplbver,
q lo"hi Hon. II. p. jones David Hall II ce. OF
nr. y. T.. Miller, OF New York: lion. Geo. Draper,
uf Mnss.i Hon. Z. L. falwyros, at Texas, Judge
WA. iawreiioo, of OiiO: Hon. ID. q. Hartman,
" New York; Hon. Geo. 5. Hoatwell, ~ Mass /
Enslcy, of Tennessee.
This complete set Of documents will be sent
TO any address. ro-t paid, for fifty go Cents.
Address, Wilbur Y. Wakcman. secy. No. y
West Twcnty-Thlrd Street, New York.
The state herald., 1892-02-05
Good Looks

Good loola mc more than skin dccp de
pending upon O healthy condition uf All the
,iinl nrrnnt II iho litcf be- inactive, yon
have billions look, u your stomach be- dis d.
ordered tuu have dispclni look and II
your kidney BE- Affected yun have a plncled
loos, Secure Euoi health aud you Nill have
tond leolia. flcctflc llllicfs Il Tho great nl-
itatltc nnd iunlc acts directly oh these VI
'hl organs. Cures plmples. hloirhrs. bollA
nlih give q guul complexion. hphim riy
pfns siofr ~. rei bottle
The state herald., 1892-02-05

In commenting upon the eindllncy
Of Socfelary Eaton fur denomination,
tho Colorado Springs Gazette snis.
"1'ae record already made by Mr.
Eaton as secretary of state Is such aa
TO make his denomination u matter of
assured benefit 10 this commonwealth.
During his iernn Of Office In tlls city
his high character and his uiiusuul
business ability combined 10 secure him
tho rcspec. aud liking OF all with whom
Ia came IN contact.
IN recommending him 10 the lmpor.
liant ollice Of secretary ~ state the
people Of III luso county fcI sure that
The state herald., 1892-02-05
For 20 subscriptlons. = tlilec months
coursc ntypewritines Valuesia.
rHs Ao1 spRlKas OF pAKorA.

The HOT SPRINGS OF DAKOTA.
These springs are rapidly becoming
ing famous ON account of the wonder
ful curative properties of the waters,
and the many marvellous cures which
i'--fnt tcwrffanu 'srr1tlss'i,rtA'tiif-,a,:h
fully Situated in picturesque valley
In the Black Hills country, aboundlng
IN beautiful scenic effects, and ut an
altitude Of $500 feet above the sea ley.
el; thus insnring n pure atmosphere
aud oNhilaratlng climate, absolutely
free from malaria.
Under the en,erprising and progres.
siNe management Of the Hot Springs
company many desirable improvements
have been made, among the number
the erection of n commodious bath
house fitted up with all modern con.
vcniences for the comfort of guests.
New hotels have been built and com.
foriably furnished Throughout, conduc.
ted in list-class style aud at reasona-
bic rates. Those who prefer stopping
at n private house, will find many de.
sirabl- boarding places where good ac-
commodati0ns are furnished, and at
moderate prices.
Tie superior daily service now ai-
forded by tile Burlington Route 10 Hot
Springs, with through sleeping ear ae-
commoda,ions from Omaha. Lincoln,
Aurora aud Grand Island. makes the
trip an easy and enjoyable one; aud
for the benelli ot all who desire to test
the efficacy of the waters, round trip
tickets ~ reduced rates, good for nine.
iy days. are row on sale at all Offices
of the Burlington Route.
For pamphlet, descriptive OF the
springs, nnd full Information MS to
rates, time, etc, apply TO amy agent Of
the company, or 10
J. FRANCIS,
Genl pass'r 4 Ticket Agi.,
OMAHA, Mn.
The state herald., 1892-02-05

Program of Phillips County Teach.
cr's Institute, to be held in llolyoke
Colorado, at High School Building, on
Saturday, February 18th, 1892:
$50 Teachers Reading Circle; its
advantages in our school work.
Paper by $. II. johnson.
Discussion led by Mrs. s. n. Ollie.
Culture of the teacher.
Paper by Mrs. c. b. Timberlake.
Discussion led by Wm. IL. Moore.
Primary work in arithmetic.
Paper by Mrs. Idel Fisher.
Discussion led by II. q. Warren.
NOON.
l:3e The value of. and how TO inter
est pupils in the current events of the
day.
Paper by Prof. II w. Barr.
Discussion led by Miss Carrie Morris
School room decoration as an aid to
government.
Paper by Marguerite NJ. Leonard.
Discussion led by Miss Matte Dag.
gy.
Reading and how to teach it,
Paper by Miss Eleanor Boston.
Discussion led By c. II. Peter.
Punishment in school.
Paper by Mrs j. l.. Wood.
Discussion by Institute.
The teachers of the county are earn
es,ly requested 10 attend this meeting
and school directors and patrons are
cordially invited to meet with us and
estimate the value OF teachers meet
ings to the schools.
This association Is an important fac,
tor in the educatiensl "orl; Of Phillips
county and each teacher IN the county
should be a fact,.in the association.
There ars teachers in the county whose
taHSsence from our meetings would mean
nothing less than positive inability 10
attend, while there are others whose
presence would be an agreeable sur
prise. Then, come ore. come all, and
let us in the future rs in the past put
forth OUT bes, efforts to build up the
Very Respectfully,
CnAs. B. TIarBEILAKE, Co. Supt
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STATE OF COLORADO.
COUNTY or rniLliru.

In the County Court,
George y. nlalcly.
VI.
". Z. Johnson and summons.
7, u. johnson.
BofrndAnis
rnn rrorLn or rns rrAfr orcn onAbo. To
NJ q. Johnson aud r.E. johnson. tho defend
ants ndoNe nAmu'i, GreotinRi
You are nei.hy required to npl,osr Ia an nc.
ilon brought ngnlnat you by IN. nba,r nnmci
nlAintir. Ia the county court of phillips
county, state of o'nrhdo. aud Rn-wcr tho
complaint therein nithln twenty days after
III" Hsf,irc hereof. IL served WiilIn ihia conni
~ OF u served out of this county. 0f by
publication. within thirty days mtur Tho scr.
vice hereof. exclusive OF the day of service,
or indaument ~ dcfanlt viii h. taken
nhninsi you according N tho prayer ni the
complaint. and " q copy oI the compliant ir
tho nh9Ne ohtiilc,i action be- not served Win
this summona, nr Ia the service hereof br
mnhe out ~ this state, then ten da,a addL
ii1nal Ia The time hrivlnRboya specified for
appearance and answer viii be allowed h..
fors ihs taking Of judgement by default "a
nfntpuh'di
Tho snid ntiiun is brought fof tile ,nlur.ris.
f7"'N'i ~ hi' -h = hl n'nAl ir8tt u ANins
lope county, Nrh, the 4anu having hoan sold
lp defendants 10 plpintin during the month
becrinbcr, 4. -, isil. nnd title guaranteed
perfect Wy defendants 90 plaintiff When IN
fact. defendants possessed No irnd title 10
said funl estate shaisosVrr. hnd that snid
sale -, nnd NnH ffhuduitht nnd taid, where,
fur rlhintin brings This notion Tot no value
thereof. Nsi tspooo, n- viii mote fully np.
prnf from tho complaint IN snid suii0n iu
which FcieruHee IL here made,
Ahd you arr hereby notified that II you fail
20 aipeaf, hn1 " answer tho sail complaint
~ above Required ihu said rlaihiin viii tahn
Judgement as demanded "a said complniat.
Given nndef NY hand nnd official seal ~
iIulsnhe Ia said uaunty. this slh day Of Jan
uaiy, A. u. ipi,
EMMETT. niiANSos, jndifr. nnd
SEAL Isunlclu Uisfk uf aald court.
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tFirst publication Dec is 1891,
Us Land onicc, Sterling, Colo,
Nov IL 1891
{ (Alins notice I, contost No Il0

Complaint having been entered ut this of
flee by Lawrence l.. Fair ngninst Redelf Eue-
gen for failure to comply with law as to tim.
bcrculturc entry No. aiia dated May 70, 1885,
upon tho nc y sec Is tips ~ W In Phillips
county, Colo With view to tho cancellation
OF said entry; contestant alleging that Re
delf Euegen has wholly failed to cultivate
or cause TO be cultivated the trees planted
on sud land during the first and second
years after planting the same rs required by
law; the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear Mt this Office on the 9th day of Feb
iSfa Mt 10 O'Clock u M to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure.
IL. Il. TEDaoS, Register
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tflrst publication Feb 8 isss'
4. >. Land onlcc stcrlirr Coio.
Jan Is, isss
SoTsl

Complaint having been entered at this OF {.
Zee BY hobart u Pair against Otto Neiruth
for inilnfc TO comply with law a. 10 iimh =
onltnro entry No .ils dated May lsth lsia M.
On 10" NV 7. see 7tprnrts " IN rmihns
county Colorado with ,irW to thu cancel.
laiion of said entry; y;conie.tant alleging that
otto Mcliaih has sholly fnilei To ruiiiya,.
or canru 10 be cultivated the trors planted
on sHid l1nd during tho ard nul an Year,
AMI hn- Nhriy failed tp rcplnnt ~ cause To
hr frplanicd ten ncfus of said iand In inos
OF tree srcds after thosr FIRST planted failed
to grow and has allowed the ground broscn
duiiag ihr l-t sud Sud yoar. tD grow al IN
weeds md that all th' faiiurrs AFORESAID cou.
unne g. this iimr; the snil rattic. arp hero
by summoned Ia appear nj this once on tho
I'm day 81 MHtrh irs NJ 10 O'Clock u NJ H. re-
spund and furnish testimony rnnnofniup
said nllvfsd fnilute.
II fhnNos Register,
The state herald., 1892-02-05
First publication Jan 1892.
US. Land onlce, sterling. Colo. I
Dec 70 isal.
no 1867

no 1867
Complaint having been entered at this Of.
nee by Geoigc A. scebcr against William =,
Channan for failure to comply with law rs to
timber cu,tnrc entry 40 l3iCi dated October
-, lsss, upon the n t. sec. IS tp s n.r isw In
Phillips county Colorado with II view TO the
cancellation Of ,nid entry; contestant alleg-
ing that William p. channan has wholly
failed TO plr-'rDf cause 10 bo planted any
seeds or trees upon said tract during tho
years lsss. lsS9, lssO and 1901 and that the said
wm. &. rhannan has wholly failed to cult
Natc or cause to bc cultivated the said tract
OF land or amy portion of II during the years
lsgo and isal; III. said parties are hereby
summoned Ia appear at thls Office on tho 18th
day of March lsss Mt 10 O'Clock ~ 10 fosponu
and furnish testimony concerning said nj.
legged failure
4 1fpn1o<
The state herald., 1892-02-05

Tho anti-lIill democrats of New
York do not seem 10 be well Pleased
with the idea of permitting Tammany
and Hill 10 select the delegates to the
national convention and are row
threatening to hold state conveLtion
of their own and select delegates 10
the national convention. When .he
band begins to play an'l same one ccm
mences to twist the Tnmmany tigers
tail, then the circus will be in full
blast,
The state herald., 1892-02-05


County COMMISSIONER proceeding,
at II meeting held NJ liolyoku, Culorn.
do, Dec. OH. 1891.
Board Of county commissioner me,
In session; present. ". Francis, chair
man. NJ ID. copp, fhro Clulbcrg. Co
commissipntrs, q. l., Mcpherson clerk.
claims allowed:
Alber, Gilioy ! days service on clec
lion aud registry board $40. Mason l.,
smith. ! days service Oh election and
registry board, $40. T.. Y. I. ilazen, 4
days service on election and registiy
board. si2,50. a, II. Bnlen,Iuo ol.ll
of election . days, s.. ". G. Huffman
clcrh Of election days. s.. Alhcr,
Gilroy. posting election notieos,ss. A.
Notwithstanding ballot box. q. 3.6O
E' u. T. lin2cn, bringing in election
returns. $3.50. A. l., Bufdpil. rent Of
room for election and hauling election
booths, sls. 4 l.. jutdcilr. dag ot
registration hoaid, - 30. A. Balon-
tinc day on registration board. Sc 90.
Judge Glynn. costs IN case II Allen
Morrison, Insane psuper. $500. jas.
nlynn, costs IN ease # Matilda Nolan
der, SO ~. john Stroud, jamtor. so.
30. chas Vnhry, coal for county Of
iieen, Sl7is, +. u. Reynolds. justice
costs IN case of People "a Matilda NO
lander. Inannc panper. s2.g5. john
Morris Company. stsllonrry .sOi. Geo.
w Huffman rnnassinp board. s2i 80.
II. r. CLARK, can'nsslug board. $500.
thas' /. Mci'hrr,on county clerk ssi.
70.
The state herald., 1892-02-05

liirt publication Jan /, isa2l No 5n
Nuhrs for Publication.
Land ONCE, at sterling, colo.
Dee -, 1881.
Notice l. hereby given that the following
~ named settler has illci noil,c Of his In
tention TO make iinni proof la support of his
claim, ami that said proof VIII ~ made he
fore thcrlerk oi the district court Of Phillips
county, Colo. ut iiolyoke, colo on feb. TO-
ls,s, viz;
ilAitiiN ATREGo
I'D No so for the sN q. sec ) ~ No IN In
No o. " Gpm
liunn'nri The following riinc-.'s Ia prove
hlscontinuous rc,idsnce upon aud cui,iyp-
iion ef. flih land, ,iyi
John L.. Wilson of iirlyoke Colo.
Cyrus Haynes
John conqnist
Jennie Riley
II. y. rEpaoN. Register
The state herald., 1892-02-05

1t is now Governor Boyd again. The
Supreme Court of the United States
has decided that Boyd was citizen of
the state of Nebraska at the time lie
WAS elected Governor and he will once
more sit in the Governors chair.
The state herald., 1892-02-05
IT'S ALL ever.

Now that tho war Is over.
All OF the talk was vain;
Ten thousand Georgia coloncls
Are marching home again.
And the only living private
Hctnrns with looks of Voc
70 j'il the living skeleton
Within the ten cent show.
Atlanta Constitution.
The state herald., 1892-02-05

Through passenger trains, through
freight trains, quick time, via the Chi
cago, Union Pacific & North-Western
Line to the principal cities east Of the
Missouri River, via Omaha.
&. w. ATKINSON, Agent,
Sterlirg, Colo,
The state herald., 1892-02-05

The arid land bill should be shelved.
1t is Il scheme of the cattle companies
10 rob the people Of their heritage
The bill! provides that all non.irrigable
land in Colorado shall be given to the
state, provided the state will reclaim
the saine--that il to say, build bitches,
reservoirs, ETC., which we all know will
.he done, The lards will then he with
drawn from set. lemeit and left for the
III EItiis /, j. lsl7H5 dslSSs
an .ElgnlenscE esstern Colorado % pc.
titioh oiir representatives IN consress
to kill the fool bill.-Akron Pioneer
Press.
The state herald., 1892-02-05

The democratic ciieitans Of the west
will on the 9th ins,an, hold n political
pow WOW nj Denver under the man
ngoment OF the Greystone club. "Cu-
lamiiy" Boles will lie tho central ngur,
Of attraction and the Denver New,
furcc viii eons,liute the cheering com
mi,tce. lIoics will tell the assemble,
statesmen what n grand and sweeping
victory he gained last fall aud thu,
the FREQ coinage Of silver was II very
prominently issue In the campaign
or course tho general public mNy ne,
agree exactly with his s'a.cmci, Of the
case. but then he viii bu perfectly oN-
cnSablc tot the mistake, as hu wHs NJ
agiia,.d over the prospective banl
rup,cy Of the Iowa farmers lint h,
could not now be expected 10 rtmrm
bcr the cSnet wording Of the prom
rent issue and viii do remarkably wrl
II he remembers that the issue VII.
free .---someihing.