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The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31
Railroad from Stanton to New Salem.

The Russian settlers i'm Mercer
county want ~ railroad from Stanton
to New Salem. mnd are willing to help
the building of it with money and
work. Some influential ones, it is
said, are negotiating with capitalists
IN Russia with reference to the project.
-Mandan Pioneer.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31

SINCE the issuing of the Gov
crnors quarantine proclamation,
there has been considerable talk
pro and con ON the importation
of TcNac cattle into the state;
and the PRESS has sought diligcnt-
ly to find out what the people,
the masses and not Il favored few,
most needed and what they could
reasonably expect to obtain.
Some seem disposed to lcgislatc
rigidly against the large cattlcmcn
to the absolute exclusion of Ten
as cattle; but this is an impossi-
bility to do, if it were best, be-
cause it would be in conflict with
the constitution and in violation
OF the Interstate commerce law.
Minnesota passed a state law once
prohibiting the importation of a
certain class of cattle. And what
was the result? The highest
courts pronounced the law uncon-
stitutional; and d similar result
would follow the passage of such
a law in North Dakota.
The Press has come TO fine fol
lowing conclusion. namely; that
the proper thing to ask the lcgis-
laturc to do in this respect is to
enact a state quarantine law. Let
it be rigid and with so heavy a
penalty attached that the party
buying will not dare to violate
ono of its provisions. If it were
left as open as is the proclama-
ton which appears elsewhere i'll
this issue. it would do no good
and such a law would better new
CT be enacted.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31

THE Bismarck Tribune is right.
Let the Democrats have full con-
troll of the fifty-third Congress-,
and ask them to give the country
a fair sample of their legislation.
If it is good, the people will want
more of it.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31

In the publications of a news
paper, says the Fargo Republican
news counts. This explains why
the PRESS added six new sub
scribcrs to its list last week.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31
Bucklrn's Arnica Saiyc.

The best salvc in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. salt Rlieum.
Fever sores. letter. Chapped Hands.
Chilhlains. Corms. and all skin erlil,.
tions. and positively cures Pills. or nc
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded. Price25 cents per box. Fol
sale by J. }. Freeman.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31
Strayed or Stolen.
Traspass Notice,

All parties are hereby forbidden to
Craze OF trcspnsa in any way on sec
tions 80 and SIS, tip. 40, range GO, leas.
ed of the Dakota Land and CnloniEa.
ton Company.
je.ll-tf. Il. CusKELLf.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31
NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
llllAOE

NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
PROOF.
Land Office at Bismarck, n. ID.
Nov. 10, 1892.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention TO make
final proof in support of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before James G. Campbell,
Judge and cX -otiicio clerk of the County Court
of Stark county, North Dakota, at his Office in
said county, on January End. 1893, viz;
THOMAS OCKROP, SIR.
under hisH. f. No. 1896 for the north west I, sec. 10
township 14o north of range % west, in Stark
county,, North Dakota. And he names the fol-
lowing witnesses TO prove his continuous resi-
dcncc upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
Louis kombercc, Thomas Hajny, John Bren-
men and Henry Bremen. all of whose postoficc
address is Dickinson.sN. D..
F.. S. NEAL,
uov.s6,Gt Register.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31

Lanes Medicine moves the bowels
each day. In order to be healthy this
is necessary.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31
Notice.

Notice.
Notice is hereby given that there
will be a meeting of the shareholders
of the First National Bank of Dick
inson on the 10th day of January at Z
O'Clock p. m. ut their banking house,
for the purpose of electing II board of
directors for the ensuing year.
II. II. JOHNSON,
Cashier.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31

INVEST your money in Dick
inson real estate. Property will
advance in price in the spring.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31
L. CusKELLf.
Notice.

All persons are hereby forbidden to
trespass on or to take coal from Sec
ton II, township 1870, range %, under
penalty of law. NJ. CooGAN & Co.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31
Balpd Hay and Oats.

ii. Il. Coghill n CO.. Mandan, n. ID.
are prepared to fill orders for baled
hay and oats in II quantities.
l2.24.3m
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31
ADVANCE DEPARTMENT.

Highest i'm examination: a Grade
Clas. Phelam. Willie Manning, Fr"lll,
kostelecky. Annie Wllihdcn. u
Grnlr-Jcssie Merry, Fred kustclcckl
Arthur Davis, G"rtie and Eliic Eye:
Number of pupils enrolled A, aver
age daily attendance, 81; number
belonging, 80. Neither absent
nor tardy: Cillrlie phclan. .Am-
brey Drhlingyr, Willie Manning. An.
ME Whidden, Frank Kostrlccky, Roy
Dodd, Ruth Rndisrlle, Kittie Mott,
Grace R%udisrllc, Ellie Eyer, Don Pearl,
Alice Campbell, Mollie kostclccky,
Jessie Merry, Arthur Davis, Nelli,
Orchard, Anthony Collins. Gcrtit
Eyer, Fred Kostelrcky, Winnie Kir-
10y, Chester Kirby, Nrltie lt:nS.
CORA WOOD.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31

Gilt Edge shoe dressing still on top
at Scofield's. 1910
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31
Sc.iool itrnort for December,
GKAMMEE nEpAErMENE.

EKNMN!.Tt UI.T'A T MEN
Names uf those standing highest
in examination: Eighth grade Guy
Pearl. johnnie Currle and Guy Dick
illSo". Seventh grade Joe Mrssrr-
smith. Clara tullis. OF this class of
Fifteen pupils, eleven received an
average standing of 30 or more.
Belle Ware, Willie Herring, Willie
Lrmneville and Clara Coils were
neither absent non tardy during the
term. MARY CROWLEY,
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31
A Herald Of the Infant Year.

CLIP the last thirty years or more from the CEN
fury, and the segment will represent the term of
the unbonndcd popularity of llostcttcr's Stomach
Iittcrs. The openingof the year 1899 will be sig
naliZcd by the appearance of n fresh Almanac of
the Bittcrs, in which the uses. derivation and ac-
ton of this woridfamous medicine will be lncidly
set forth. Everybody should read it. The calcn-
dar and astronomical calculations TO be found in
this brochuer are ALWAYS asionishingly accurate.
and the statistics, illustrations. hmmor and other
reading matter rich i'll interest and full of profit
The Hostcitcr Company, of Pittsburgh. Pa. pub
lish II themselves. They employ more than sixty
%hands.in the mechanical work, and more than
eleven months in the year are consumed in It's
preparation. Ii can be obtained without cost of
oil druggists and country dealers. and Is printed
in English. German. French, Welsh. Norwegian,
Swedish. Holland, Bohemian and Spanish,
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31
Teacher.
INrrrMEpl.ArE DEPARTMENT.

Nun'mr ,n!olied. thilty-,ight
average attendance "a. Names of
those n%citlirr absent nor tardy Joe.
Brew. Hubert Dehlinger. Roy Kline
fcIlrr, Ralph DclTcbarh. Eta Roberts,
Ellen l'iuldock, Pauline Sru!irld. Nell
us Olson. Maud Kirby, Anthony Ouk.
rop, Sammrl Wells. Georgia kIincfcl-
TER, Ewl Ru". Irving Bailey. George
Quinion, Louie Johnson. Andrew
Fisher, Mcliccna Fisher and Mlgyic
Horton. CLARA l.. COLEMAN.
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31

Fruit Pudine is something new that
the ladies will appreciate: lemon, or.
angc. vanilla and chocolate flavor at
Scotield's. 1910
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31
FIRST PRIMARY Di.pAliTMEN

rfT"f :Vf71EIf f7T.! .vfVf .Tf.Sf
Pupils enrolled, 81: belonging. So;
average daily Attendance. 333:: neither
absent nor tar,ly: Willie IIaItinger.
Frank Cook. .illr,ia Olson. Harold
MrCloy, Jennie iirrw. Roy Stevens
son, Jessie MeSsrrsmith, Emma oak
rup, Katie Cook. Gretchen Roth, Ma.
bel Currir, Angie Qniniui. Nelson
Christensen. Fred Christensen, Char
lie Roth. Joe IIeisrr. Mike Poet.
LAURA GRASS,
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31
Warm weather.

Warm weather.
Good sleighing.
Several new blocks are likely to
be built OF Willard street next spring
The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31

y HAPPY New NEAR
The state herald., 1892-09-09
BEACHvlLLk:.

DR.. wsite Of Holyoke vas in this vicin.
ity. last Sunday.
Harry sprsgus Is on the sick list.
Oscar Troutman 10 fencing In part oi
his homestead - pasture.
l.. Tinkel aud J. B. Cummins Of Hol.
yoke were In this neighborhood last
Wednesday.
q. M. Movry and II. A. TreRo shipped
car Of white wheat TO Chicago this week.
Oscar Treso lef, for Boulder county
last Friday.
Mrs. B. A. Rinenburg began u term Of
schoo. Ia district ~ on Monday of last
week.
We undsrstaud that district A has
engaged Miss Jennie JrfYrrs Of Wake.
nun 10 teach their winter torn Of school
John Crater aud G. Lonsbury were
delegates To tho republican convcnti on
last Monday.
Chas. Peter has been working for Oscar
Trout man the psst week.
John and Allen Peter returned homo
last Wednesday. having served their sp-
premiership on a steam thscshinG ms.
chine CROW.
Any teacher desiring . good school
should spply to distfic, u. H. D. sprAsas
The state herald., 1892-09-09

\AIhcrens, wiillnm Trlcstrr anil Mary Trlcsirr
w by their certain ,lced ~ trust nt-i il,c lat
day Of Jan. a y lSHa anti rccor,ici In III. unlcu
of thu county clerk anil rrcnrdrr within and for
tic county o. Logan state of Colorado, on the
Slh clay NJ Feb. \ u lNv., in lss,k sa0u pnr. no
OF Tho rs0rlr VI sail oflrc, and rccnrt. IN hook
on page lS0 VI the rceUr,la Of phillip& ci,unty,
Colorado, conveytsi IN q. W. +. Grifith ns
Trustee, Tho prOporty In sN,d ,lce'i at trust amt
hereinafter dcscrlsal ~ srruto To tile Western
Farm MOrt6nga TniN Company uf the atale 1T
knnnas. tho payment VI 4 proinissnry note for
hve hundrcst dollars dairi ian. lst lssa with In.
tercat thcroon a. the rate of eight pur rent per
ahnum, payable som. .nnntally m shown by tho
coupon notes thereto Attarhtti, and which note
IL m said dcytl vi trust moro particularly tic.
AcrIlscst; aud
Whcrvmss u 10 nrovkie't In Hni,l deed Of trust
that In default VI payment of salt notc ar thr
lhtcrcst thereon, ~ shown by the coupon
iutcrcst notes thcrrto nitAchci. That thcn th-
wlk'lr OF the s,im rscurcd by the sai,t decd Of
trust slnoMkt bnrO'nr Immediately due anil pay
n,ic ANIL tic said pfwiniscs sOl,l In like MANNER
amt with tho same effect IA u said indebtedness
hau inNturttt; auu
Wherrns, Default has bocn made IN the pay.
lncnt Of thr tntcrcst on said prOmlssnry note,
eo.wit coupons huinS ono III, two (2), three
la), fouf ~, I'VE ls), rtr 10 And ssvrn "a for
twenty slolars each AMI IN. Whole amount of
sns.t note Nni lhc interest thereon In now due,
ahu rtynt hnah nrtrrN 10 have knisl trust deed
tnfscsnsed uNd tlss pwncr thcruf 80 cigrtr, nnd
NM ~, p@ssscss Hww pt'ncrat at'rsntfeswAS0'"E- u'a-
The state herald., 1892-09-09
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
Tu TIE
Cslaiiuiisa d the Stak Of Colorado.


ruhlic noticc Ii hereby given that at the rrper-
al election to bs held In tho several wnrir and
precincts In tho state ~ Colorado on tho eighth
day of November, 4 d is9s there will In sub
piitted Ia the qualified electorr tho question Of
Amending tho constitution of this state.
The authority for submitting such qur~tion IL
and % ssures M faiIoHinx' yi.: ~ ""''"' 'h'n' ~ora'
AN ACT
To submit TO tho qualified electors Of the state of
Colorado amendments 10 Article Ten of tho
Consultation of tile state of Colorado.
Bo Il rs,Artcd by the Iicner,i A.srnbiy al IN,
state u Colorado;
HErTIon /, There shall bo Submitted 10 thu
qualified electorr Of tho state of (olorndo NJ thc
nsxt Esnessl election for mr,nbsrs III The
t3rnesaI Asaembiy, for their apprpyal or mi, cton
tho following amcncm.nts 10 tho ionstItution
Il the state Of Colorado. vbirh when rnti6,si bv
majority 81 ths~s voting thereon shsli IL valid
"a Iart ofthD tlou that Il 10 saY Sertion
Tbrss of Article Ten ii the Constitution of the
State Of COLORADO, shall - smendei ~ a. Ia rc.d
a follow, Bsction q All ,.xss shsii r. unif"rm
uisu the sanc clnss of suhiorfs wilIin the tart
tasial iimits of tho sut,ority rv,ins the tax and
alAll b. lsyisd and collected under rcperpl lava
Whirh shall prrserihs sueh regulations ss shall
srcure last vslustioa for tbe tarstiun Of ali
psvSnrty, rual AID psssnnal, Proyidsd. tl,st The
hoyapl,nLl esurie n ovpSJ uer,un heln IN hsotl
II i family 10 the vslus IL two huudSsd dnila.s
sisall b eicmIS ffum taxation. Ditches. eApals'
and aamrs o1ns.i and used Ly iniiyiiusis o.
corporations for irrisating lands UvnNi By such
The state herald., 1892-09-09

\Vhcr-as, Ga,le Weaver and Hannah Weaver by
" their certain decd ,f trust ,nt,,I tir 4 ln, ~
Drc A ID issS and ryeoris.i In lilo Office Of th,
county clerk and recorder within and for III.
county of i,nvnn statc al coi.,rndo nm thr Ji,t
day 81 Jan A ID isss In book % ON page u; Of tl,-
rrror,is of mid oillce. Npd recorded In hnk !,
county Colorado. ronye,eI u a W Il C;riiIith ~
trustee. the protrrty In .aid d...i of irust and
herriprfier described 10 .ccpre TO tho Western
Yarn Mortgage Trust Co,npnny. Of III, stat, III
Kansas III. psyment of = prmui-soTr no,e far
fiye hundred md seventy Az. dollars dated IN,
day of D~c itss with in,srrt ,hcr.su Al m. rate
Of per cent prr nnnum. ps,sble es,ni-nununil,
"a sfown b, IN. coui9n nose- ihcrto attached
nnS which not, i.in .nid Jr,, al trust mar. ,mr
tirulariy dc-critssi and
Whcnas II L pruvidrd In ,aId ,ic,,l ,,f tru.t
that In ,,uSaul, o} pnymrnt of MID nod, ar ,lr IN,
ts.rcst theyrou ~ shown l,y tho coupou inirrcst
notc- thereto attached, that tIwn ta- vLol, of
the rum rreund by The mid ,is,r.i az trust sL,ud
become im,nrdintcly ,iuc and pnynI,ie nnI ihs
rnid prctnis.r roid In like manner snd with M.
samr rfFsrt ns II s,id nri,tSsinr.s Ind n,ntur,,i
Ahd. Whereas. Drfnuit i'm. i,rn ,nn.ir IN tho
psyrnrut of The Interest on said pr,nissurr p,,ir
t.rvit esvu,r,ns M four Ia Ave- lsl six n, and
seven (7l f.,r tvrsty onrr nD,i ,rf, cents m it
cs.eh And ts whole aino,ln, III raii no,., anil thc
in!csrsi theron !. now due. md right hath
aris-n % hAv. old ,r~, ds.sl forrelns-d and the
The state herald., 1892-09-09

The republican county convention
hsld u holyokc Monday WAS called To
order by II. Sutherland chairman of the
county central committee and u. W.
g,sslspd chosen temporary chairman sud
"a. A. Bpalr secretary. Messp Briggs.
Ho~kins, bile, Berg. p,ckstt and Brunsr
were selected m Com. ON credentials.
Mason. ch,lcott. aud Stearns com. on
order " business and Spshr, uathe and
Fisher committee on rcsolutions. Con.
veniion adjourned for dinner. A. the
afternoon s.-sion the temporary orRaniA.
niioa sas made permanent Messis \.
Il. Johnson. spiDk, q. johnson. Dain.
bridge. Tndehope aud Bruper wefo
named ~ committccto recommend dele.
Hstes ~ the state convention. Mcssfu
Deggs. Foster, wickstfon. Pickett.
Fisher and Uathe we're selected as Com.
10 recommend delegates 81 congressional
convention. and Meears lioskins, Spinl,,
UH- Johb-ui,. berry. picse,t aud sears
com. to recommend delegates to SENATOR
ial convention.
The state herald., 1892-09-09
TRUsrEE,s sALk

01Sfeas John r 4tAndlnssr and Ncllie J
va nndingx ~ thsif oeftAin decd of trust
Sre1s ~ !. DAY q Ootobsr A D iseS and recorded
= Ass q tho eooney cls!k and recorder
X - ~ the coonty Of Logan, Stats df
oh e Tho l?lh day II Out A ID lS6A In bOok
44ynH " cf tho roCorh 0f snid UlllcS, nA,l
ygf3ee "A nn0k pa&s iis ef the transcribed
Ula q rhtllips coanty Colo. conveyed to q
XnMth ~ tIuStce. tho property Ia said lcol
II ~ hcrvinxitcr dcsrftbed 10 scoure TO
eTe} eSeI 9nrn MoftHa9u Trust Company uf
ee&1es q kausAa tho payment Of Z pr0nissory
eGar hundrssi and nifty dol)ars datsd Oct
y VIZ tetsseee u.seenA At the rate VI per
(4S Annuna, payable ncmi-aAqually % shown
~ noap14 n0tes theecto AttAchsll. and which
- u eaid dscd ,Of tsast mors particularly
9nq
I. Le y Y provided u satd dssd of trust
49, SesnN OF peynao4t o. sah note Or tho In
teun. = shoy1 ~ 10 cQopin lntcrcWt
59 ettsche4 tnnt thea IN whole Of tho
.le9 ~ ne saSd deed a lrune ahould b1-
~ W ,.3,9setx Due Ard peyehis hpd thu aid
e.ss ~ a like mennsS. .aAa With tio sarns
~ y ~ tn9cpee9nsea had matured and
.yS.S " 1Snnit ~ osfQ mad: In the pay
IN. III " ~ ..sSs - ~ gsontssnry nofe, to-
X&y~ nomnee s0re. W fuur ~ i've (6)
ss ~. ~ eSyen - ceek fo9 tho sum OF dftsen
- !i ~ eesar SgaA9l aed ~ wh9le amount
49, ~. III ~ ~ tlese9n Y npw duo
TTle ,S4t nssn ef1een = rave 80 tyunt sissd
n rcS.ou ~ ~. .Oya1t ynesonf ~ eAeo3H. eAaa
The state herald., 1892-09-09
first publication Sept 81
sHERiYS's SALE.


Notice Is hereby gwen that by virtue Of y
writ Of special execution issued out OF the
county eour of Phillips county. Colorado.
and 10 me M sheriff directed In favor IT
James y. Bro~n. plaintiff. and nssinst
James u. Glover and Mary Glover. defend,
snts, Tor the sun OF nvr hundred and thirty
eight dollHrs and Nifty cents tesss 30 and
co-t..tsn dollar. and eighty .nve ett 10 Stand
areruinS costs. To satisfy the above amoant.
! nm commanded to sell the following lands
and fenen.nts, to-~iti sosih EAST quarter
Of section siI tsl township .ix 10, north Of
anse forty.fourtWD west the 9Th y. IN. In
Phillips county. Colorado.
Twin on tho ssh day OF October. iS7. vt
tie hour Of O'Clock, p. M, at the front
door Of the court house In Hoiveks. Colora.
do. s.ii tho above described premises TO the
highest and best bidder for cash Ia hand.
Datsd this s'h day Of september. issi.
JAMES A. TEMPLE, sheriff.
The state herald., 1892-09-09

( Tho delegates selected BY the con-
vention 10 tue several conventions
are a. follows: State convention
at Pueblo, F. M. Smith. B.A. Hoskins,
@, N. Pickett, O. r. Sears, j. A. Berg,
and q. H. Mason.
Congressional convention At Don
yer, ". c. Robinson, George Bruner
E 8. Briggs, Gade Weaver, James
Tudehope and J. H. Chiloott.
Senatorial convention at6terling. John
Fisher, H. ". Wakeman, L. P. Fsstsr,
Joseph Bainbr,dge, Newton Clegs, and
q. q. Gathe.
The following resolutions were adopt
Cd By ths convention:
We tho republicans Of Phillips county
IL convention aassmblsd, renew our a.
lAgianos and plsdss our earnest support
to tie psinciplss of the republican party
and hsrsby.
Resolve, That ~ sndoras the adminis-
trstioa It .Rlsstlent Hlssiern and u,
nouncs the dsnocratic party for IL 1t.
tempt 10 susct laws for the admission
free Of duty Of foreign lead and wool.
That as republicans We solemnly
pledge our support to the nominees Of
the republican party. national, state aud
county; at the same time declaring our.
selves firmly and unequivocally III favor
Of the free and unlimited coinage OF sill.
yer, believing that only through and by
the efforts Of the republican party can
silver ever be permanently established
~ money metal.
That We heartily approve and endorse
the holding ofthe primaries under the
primary election laws OF the state and
rules adopted by the republican county
central committee Of Phillips county,
Colorado.
That We recognise the honesty and
ability Of the hon. Chss- B. Tmberlake
Of Phillips county for the oiiice Of State
Supt. OF Public Instruction. and would
recommend him 10 the favor OF the state
convention believing that his nomination
would add strUngth to the republican
ticket, and the delegates to the state
convention from Phillips county are
hereby instructed to use every honorable
means to secure his nomination.
A. A, SPAHR,
JouS FIsHEs.
c. L. 0ATHK.
The state herald., 1892-09-09
rnusrEk's sALg.

Wh-r~as. A. n. Assison IL shs -oaniy n mn.
w lips. fortnsty ls,van, stAie ~ Colorado, did
by his iir--i ~ trust ,atmi Ovi. Gh, isri npI 70
corded Oct jiih. t@f IN b~,k ~ pns~ ini of tho
rrsssia of issaAn eb,iyty, rphvey Ia ifenty u,
Aiifirh TRUSTEE, Tie fnllo~ins d.-rfibsi rial
~-,nia. Situated IN ibe ooohty VI ehilips state ~
Colorado, ,ewitl NV = ssr ts tpf h, u ".
tay,n.b, 81 HI. lpstsiitpant boi- Tor 90 lpe In
len fni,aBbua ihsssinsDis dated Oct. rsi. ih.I.
And PARABLE Ia tho ofti-s ~ tbs lspo Securities
ta and due ap tho ifsi dat. ~ Anil anil October
after the dSts ~ ths said ho'r. with interest III
~. -aij no,~ Al The rate ~ two i.sf eeni. isf
inanth after maturity
Whereas, II I. provided In and by -.ld de.j ot
,rus, ihs, IN ,l.fsei oi rsy@.ht ~ rhy Of said
ins,siisrnis Al the time ,ba -sine .lnil b.coins
With interest ~ Ia The jaa ~ sia Mt III. plr-,ion
~ thu LEGAL holias thereof shall al pncs irepnr
doe and isysbla, aud pn tlnr~t Haid tu,-t.- shall
s.is.f,i.. anil srll th. said ptuini.-y mud
Where's, Default has ts-s~ made In the pay-
lnpnt ~ instaiinrn, due April let. iyi. ani Oct
let, itpi aud seei, defau, s,il r.n,ihu..l said
po'e las hey' ,ipeln,@l dne anil ps,nbl- w VI"
legal holder thps-s,f.
Nov, Therefore, NJ tho f.s,u.-t of tho legal
holder n said bptr. Will ~ tft,s, n. Aforesaid.
tos-siay the iiib tlat ~ Uuiytit, ty.i gi s,sn
ur haufp ~ u M anil Ueipes T. ~ ~ that daT.
.. the ffurya, sifst ,iect ~ the e,,uf, ho,s. IN
ths ri,y of Dsnsaf, county ~ Afrtsh,sr mud state
~ tri,ei". sell u, the hlrha-t bidder. frt cash,
all ,,- air,va de-.til-i premises. and all rights
and elv,'ie., Including ,unira,ss,i Tor the puf.
p.~s ~ raging thu said h.ar. nnd pll lnirrs-,
ibete.n, ,ot.,llef With all usisnsn. ~ th,- pro.
tssd.ps n. ly the term, ~ said ,ls-j ~ trust !
am fully s1ibofis@i pph riirrvpf.i 10 10,
uNfpt !. Af.Dniru Trustee.
Dated Denver, tolotauo. August wrl,. irsi,
The state herald., 1892-09-09
SCHOOL NOTICE.

Notice Ia hereby given that At . spec
icai mc~tipg Of the school board Of this
date u WAS decided that school would
bcgin In the Holyoke schools Monday
Sept. l?th, 1902, st P:3D osatrsl time snd
II WAS further decided that oil pcrsous
attending said school whose residsuce IL
outside OF district IN should pay 10 the
treasurer Of ss'd district for tuition the
sum oi thrrc dollars $500 per term IN
advance: said term To conp,@t Of three
months.
Dated at liolyokc, Colo. this 9Th day
oi Sept. isgl
Si9ncdi u. CAvAsAv0R.
Secretary. District No ~.
Phillips County. Colorado
The state herald., 1892-09-09
AMHERST.

Mrs. Nels Nelson east OF town, goes to
Keokuk, Iowa this week to visit friends.
Brainafd and Wsrpocks wheat made
about Is bushels per acre and was Of .
number oue quality.
Clyde Brainard 10 building fine frame
house on his claim west Of town.
Lightning struck the tube in Mr..
Richsrson's mill and shattered It 30 il
fillsd up With gravel O feet. Wasuock
and Brainard are repairing Il.
Mr.. Zsrns " sxcavatine his cellar and
will build large frame house on his
homestead on sc sec 1854.
Msssrs West. Kendall and Smiths els-
vstor man made = trip 70 Lincoln. Neb.
lust week.
Mrs, James Fulton's mother, Mrs. He.
witt OF Bruning, Neb. arrived here last
week.
Mrs. Ida Waterman wife Of John
Waterman, merchant st Creston. lows 10
visiting her uncle N. q. Brainsrd west
Of town.
TOn
The state herald., 1892-09-09

There = 10 use in democratic paper,
attempting 70 isno re the tree .rsde plank
Il the party platform and iall hack on
the campaign cry Of tariff reisrm. That
free trade plank wss sdopted by = two
thirds vote Of the Chicago convention
and evidently represents tho standing Of
. majority Of tho party on the tariff
uuouaioD.
The state herald., 1892-09-09

trirst publication Anw ifl No sss
Notes Tor Publication.
Land offier nj sterling. Colorado.
Ane 4. l~ss,
NIoriCEi IL hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has ai-d notice ~ his In
t~ntion Ia make nnai proof ~ support of his
rIniin, and that said proof will h. made IN.
fore clrfho " county raurt Phillips rnunty
CHARLES 4 sotTNW OitTW
It'd Y No 1iUs Tor tho s'w Y soc n tpsn ruv
lie names the following witnesses To ptovs
tion of. said land, sisi
JHn,ss Hryhnt of Bfynnt toto
John kfirhson '' {"
t-si Klaus
Ca Uoltst
N.E. TEpNox. Register.