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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-11
s,,. .wcaric,, Him.

The groccr's new boy threw his de-
livery basket down in the corner with
an injured air and remarked that the
woman who had just moved INTO Nc.
81, around the corner, was a regular
crank.
.sHow do you mean?' asked Uhe
grocer.
"First thing she asked me-" said
the hoy was whether we had any
nice fresh eggs They must lie very,
very fresh, she said, because she
wanted EN- to put in cake.
81 told her eggs was doubtful this
hot weather, but we had some very,
very fresh egg plants, and how would
they do?
..She said they wouldn't do at all;
and then she asked me if we had any
corn that was as green as was, and
the ears as we'll developed as mine.
II said, 'Yes'm.'
"sWell.' she says, i want some for
dinner, SO bring half dozen as soon
as you can.'
".As soon as we can?' says I. do
you want it canned?'
"She said she did not want It
canned. Then she began to ask about
watermelons. Did we have some that
was ripe? I told her sYes'm'
"Was they on ice?
"No'm. they was on the sidewalk.
"Would we put half of one on ice
and bring it around at o'clock?
"We would.
"Would we have the seeds taken
out?
..With pleasure.
"All right. Did we keep yichy
water in siphons?
.Yes'm.'
.sWas that on ice?
ssNo. But told her we'd nut half
siphon on ice and bring it aroifhd
at 6 o'clock with the bubbles taken
out IL she'd say the word.
'Then she said she guessed every.
thing we had around here was nice
and fresh, but there was such a thing
as being too fresh. and she believed
she'd try the other store, SO I needn't
bother. Yes. sir, that woman's a
crank"
"Eddie," said the grocery man. az
he slowly rolled the white paper
around q pound Of cheese, ..my ne.
phew will be here next week from
Germany, and am going to give him
your job. Meanwhile I'll try to get
along without any little boy"
"You'll have to-" said Eddie.
'tcause I'm goin' to leave. Free
Press.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-11
wher.. Snake. Arc Scare. ;.

There is not IL lizard or snake north
OF the southern extremity of Hudson
bay, says an exchange. The sum
mcrs there are so short that these
reptiles have no time to enjoy them
selves even if the ground at a depth
of two or three feet below the surface
Were not frozen all the year round.
thus depriving them of place 10
hibernate. Snakes and lizards can
not endure a cold climate, and a
latitude of 53 degrees north is alto
gcthcr too frigid for them.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-11
Use Your Eyes.

One of the best possible illustra-
-tions of the great and sometimes un-
expected value of careful observation
of small things is furn shed 10y an
English naturalist's recent discovery
that nearly all writer's on the habits
of bees have blundcred in asserting
that Il honey-bee, when on a foraging
trip, confines itself TO one species of
flower.
1t has been said that if bcc begins.
for instance, gathering pollen from Il
daisy it will visit only dlisics during
that trip, avoiding clover blossoms,
hcncysuclles, violets, and so ON.
But MIR. q. w. Bulman announces
that he has watched bees changing
from one kind of flower to another
during Il single trip. One bee i'm par
ticnlar visited twcnty-sevcn flowers
belonging to ten different species
lf this is correct, the discovery has
ali important bearing upon the
theory of the influence of bees in
cross fertilization of plants
But how easy it would be for any
person, Il hoy or a girl who knows
flowers, for instance. to carry on such
observation for himself or herself.
Thereby opening up not only new
source of intelligent recreation.
which would rapidly increase in in
.tcrcSt, but gathering facts which
might make Il reputation for the
young discovcrcr. and add materially
to the stores of science.-Youth's
Companion.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-11
All Choy,. Au,b,t,on.

An "Anglo-Indian Giobe-Trotter''
was i'm Canton, and for assistance in
Sightseeing engaged the services of a
young Chinese, Ah Choy by name.
The hoy had picked up a little Eng
lish, and was proud of hls acquire
mcnt. In fact, he had, what seems
to be rare with CcleStials, strong
desire to become Il masterof the Eng.
lish tongue. He had taken the travel
Ter to the South Pearl Hall, where
the shrine of the .sQucen of Heaven"
is ornamentcd with handsome rildcd
carvings in wood.
The Englisnman admired the work
and inquired:
"sWhat are the vessels on the altar
made of?"
"Al! brrrass," answered Ah Choy
Ah Choy was very proud of his
ability to pronounce the letter r, Il
great trouble to people of his race,
and was given to rrrolling it with un-
concealed sclf-gratulation. The Eng.
lishman was willing to humor him,
and so asked:
"What was that you said?"
"Ycs, all brrrass.''
"Yes, all blllass," climcd i'm an un-
learned bystandcr. and Ah Choy's sat-
isfaction was doubled.
Presently, however, his pride had
fall, for he pronounced the word 'svil-
lage" as if it had been spelled s'wool-
wich," and his patron felt obliged to
correct him. Ah Choy was CREST
fallen, and when the Englishman
proposed moving on, he forgot his RS
in his confusion, ana answered, .'velly
WE'LL"
II WONDER" he remarked little
later, ''if went to England and
studied for three years, l could speak
English just like Englishmen."
"Oh yes,' said his mentor: .'know-
ing so much already, you might do it
in half that time"
Then the true object of All Choy's
ambition was disclosed,
''Yes," he said. with frightening
face, sand then 1 could write an
English poem"
Who says that Chinese and Amcri-
cans have not some things in COM
mon?
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-11
He Ii Closer.

II he is gone awav, yet he has given
us in His Holy Spirit a nearer sense
of His presence. a closer enfOlding of
the arms Of His tenderness, than we
could have enjoyed even il we had
lived with Him of old in the home
of Nazareth, or sailed with him in
the little boat over the crystal waters
of Gennesaret.-
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-11
evidence the string broke and the flu !!
terror parted company with the

evidence the string broke and the fiji
terror parted company with the
cuvers.
The witness picked up the former
and looked through its pages with u
smile. els it this We want ME to
swear on, yer honor?" he quired.
"That is the Bible, sir"
..Be th' powers, it's dictionary"
And SO it was.
Somebody had replaced the original
book with small copy of Webster's
unabridged. and for some indefinite
period of time plaintiffs, defendants
and witnesses had been gravely
swearing upon it.
So far the finger of suspicion has
failed to point, but his honor is con-
ducting still hunt which he hopes
will capture the facctious offender.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-11
erne baby Elcpl.ant,s rcanut.

Mamma" moaned the baby cle-
phant. 1--we lost the peanut you gave
me"
"Open your mouth, my child, and
let me sac,' returned the mother.
why. there it is right in your mouth,
you foolish little elephant"
We'll, cannot help it," pouted
the baby elephant. "My mouth is so
hig and the peanut is so little, don't
see how it could help being lost in
there. ."-lIarper's Young People.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-11

The First To Greet Columbus. I
When the feast is sprcad in our country s
name.
When the nations are gathered from far
and near.
When East and Wcs, send up the same
Glad shout and call to the lands. "Good
chear."
When North and South shall give their
bloom.
The flirest and best of the century born,
oh. then for the king of the feast make
Maze room. We pray. for the scarlet
thorn.
y. Z tho so!denrnd from the hllsidcs best,
Not The pale arbutus from PASTURES rare,
Nui the waving wheat from the mighty
Nest.
Nor the proud magnolia tall and fair
Shall Colnmhia unto the banquet bring
They, willing of heart, shall stand and
wait;
Emt the thorn. with his scar'ct crown, is
Maize room for him at the splendid fetc .
ID We not remember the oldcn tale?
And thai terrible day of dark despair,
Wns:l Columbus, under the lowering sail,
Ssnt oui To the hidden lands his prayer?
Aud was il no be of the scarlet bough
Who frs, went forth from shore to greet
That lone grand soul at the vessels prov,
Defying fate with his tiny fleet?
Grim ',rachcry threatened, above. below.
And death stood close at the captain 5
side,
wl.cn lie saw-oh. ioy!--in the sunset
glow,
The ,l,orn- trees branch DER the waters
glide.
..Land, Land ahcad:n was the joyful
shout;
The YES er hymn o'cr tho ocean swept;
The mutinous sailors faced about;
Together they fell ON their knees and
wept
AT dawn they landed with pennons white;
They kissed the sod of San Salvador;
but dcarer than gems on his doublet
bright
We're the scarlet berries their leader
bore;
Ihnrny and sharp like his future crown.
Isi.odred, like the wounds In his great
heart mae
Yet an emblem true OF his proud rcnown.
VII Sc glorious colors shall never fade.
st Nicholas
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-11

If rain can be manufactured, why
not cold waves? Here is chanc.. for
a summer industry that would make
its inventors milliOnaires-nay,t till.
!onaires-in a week.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-11

IT is pity that people do not find
a bald headed man as attractive as q
fly ands him.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-11

SOME people seem to think that all
they need tn this world is religion.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-11
ynlLDREN's COLUMN.
"A DEPARTMENT FOR LITTLE
BOYS AND GIRLS.

Something that win Interest tho Juven-
tle Members of Every Household -
Quaint Actions and Bright Sayings of
Cute Children.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-11
Sur,,ri,e,l Pie.

Little Pete never intends to mis-
state things, but his very tlgurative
imagination gets the better of his
facts. He starts out TO tell some
thing which is perfectly true, but be-
fore he is done he has generally
drifted off into some picturesque ex-
aggcration. The Other day he cx-
claimed to a companions:
Just think, Billy! Out in Chicago
they aren't going to be cruel to the
pigs any more when they kill them.
They're going to chloroform Them"
"IIow do they do it?" asked Billy.
"Why. they just put sponge in
front of The pigs nose, and he goes
right to sleep, and when he comes to
himself he says, Why, my hams
gone!' And by and by he says, Good.
ness! Somebody's sawed my leg Off
And then he finds out that he's all
cut up!"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-11
Children's Chatter.

.I'M glad I'm not a peach," said
Rollo. "If was, mamma'd eat ME,
she's SO fond of 'em."
II DON'T think that's a good picture
of our baby" said Adam. why
not?" asked his mother. Its too
still for him."
-PAPA, said Narr IS he looked at
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-11

WE have the good things to eat in
and the appetite in winter.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-11

The First to Greet Columbus.
en- the feast is spread in our country's
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-11

Nor the proud magnolia tall and fair
Shall Collmhia unto the banquet bring
They, willing of heart, shall stand and
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Mr.. &. B. Timberlakc, republican nom
inee for superintendent Of public in
st truction, is in the city. Mr.. Timberlakc
has been over the state TO some extent
since his nomination at Pueblo. ~ find"
said he, "thst the republican party is
getting back the good republicans who
were inclined some time ago TO think
kindly Of tho peoples party. They see
now that the only hope for silver ia In
tho republican party, and silver ia the
only excuse any Of them lad for even
thinking Of leaving. Tho ticket will bc
elected from top to bottom Denver
Sun.
The state herald., 1892-09-23
Mrs. m.rr,-o.'. Grrn. r.,~,,.s.

The opi, picture over painted by presidents
wife to In presented fo the public.
n may not hc known toryrfyonr that Mrs. llrn-
Ianiin Harrison ls ons ~ tho is~t " American
iowet.painirrp, Since ahs has occupied hes po-
.itlpn Ne lad, ~ tie White ifous~. however. her
pnbiir dHtise have largely prevented III. exercise
~ her artistic snnips Int IN that period shr has
found leisure t1 pabt 0pe 0f the lOyelicst fepfe-
..ntation- of hour.iifc ii,ni ever came from an
aftipt's brIsh,=n magnificent group 81 orchids
up u porcelain panel. With that broad apd
kin,ll, spirit which bhs marked hrr rsrsrs. sho
ha. prevented this single pfodurtisa 0f hsf scaht
Leisure ~ tho public, and Demot~si's MnaAslbs
la. the honpr " being the medium through which
this painting " ofrtrL To ID. mo'hrfH Wives and
daughters ~ Americas to whom u u lovingly dts-
i-ntrd Th.re IL no taint ~ politics IN II II In
simply ihe tribute Of n good wuinSns love fpr
the women afhrt nation. rupctbly ~spryeerd In
color and form, the fofrino-t woman qf the W.
public rrmeniiDF by inrnps 0f her nrt het pistnt.
hood with all others ~ her -es IN th. land. q.
Mrs, lthftiruns painting has been reproduced
In tho hsna style uf nft. uf the same sirr of the
ufi.inni iiisih inrhes,1 aud II an absolutely per
feet counterpart IN o,nt, particular. 10 fh. faint
t-,i Tin, ~ color even Ia tic pcculiar texture ~
the porcelain,
oi,a ii tesr wopdetful reproductions " "A
white HOUSE Dtthil," painted by tho prpyidshts \
wife, IN the white liutlrr, fr,ni an orchid grown
In tho White HOUSE. " Ia ls iteernteI fts~ with
oacli ropy ~ Dcmof,-t,a Family MnEafihe fof
prtulrf, which ran I've pufrhn -rh of any of our
lu-nl ncsH'lonlufp ~ rpth ~ csnt- to tlir pib
llshnr, W Jennings npnvfr-t, u east I'm si.'
New York.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

The Denver Times popgun) hns per-
feet right to support Prof. Coy for state
superintendent, but when that sheet
claims that bc 10 "bettcr equipped for
tho position thun my other man who
has been nominated for the place. IL
state. what 10 untrue. Prof. Timbcrlake
M nm educator aud gentleman, is nt lenst
tho poor Of Mr.. Coy, was fnirly nominn-
ted aud Ia entitled 10 and deserving OF
the support OF every republican In Colo.
rndo. And tho untruihfnl Times will
not mako votes for its candidate by mis-
representing Mr.. Timberlnke. Try to DO
decent even II you can't be truthful-
in this campaign. Mr. Times, Logan
County Advocate.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

JB. Weaver. tho peoples pnrsy cuu-
didatc Tor president, once In nspeech u,
Bloomfield. Iowa, In referring to the
democratic pnr,y, used tho following
complimentary language;
.'wint Ia the usc OF further hrrniening
tho dctunci democracy. with all i's hoary
crimes, nt the bur OF public opinionP We
know that its acts comprise murder,
trcnsop, theft, n,gln, fraud. perjury -
amy md nll crimes possible for mn organ
iya,,on to commit or connivc nt' IL
would bo mercy TO put i,n record n
million m,les deep into the pit that Ia
mentioned In hol, writ and may ndd
TINT II II lnisc und distinguished nnaort-
met, u i'a alleged statesmen were sem
nlopg /, wculj only te common justice
The state herald., 1892-09-23


All that j. b. Weaver. in his recent
lengthy letter to the public, had to say
the silver question was the following: ::
"All who desire an adequate increase
oi currency and free coinage OF silver
should at once regard i, AZ their consc.-
ent,ous duty to align themselves under
the banner Of this great industrial frn-
tsinal movement"
He hal plenty to say in abuse Of the
two old parties, but on the question OF
free coinage he virtually says nothing,
for what he does say is simply n rofer-
ence to the fact that the peoples party
platform contains silver plank. As n
matter of fact, ). b. Weaycr's past po-
litical record shows that, ever since he
joined the greenback putty, he has been
bitter enemy OF the money metals and
the fnct that, in accepting thb noninn-
The state herald., 1892-09-23
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
10 TnE
Cssssituiiss Il tte Siais II Cslsrsis.

Public notice !. hereby given that at the rcnsr.
pr~cinrtr In ti,c state Of Colorado the eighth
& %i,,sa = I" liz S"siis.i ss.c,"m Tho %s..,ioa Of
nmaaalins tho ronriitutioa NJ thia state.
m. .ushority e., -shni,tins :aei, aa..tion \.
found In Senate I'LL No. H. which is In tho vords
and A-"''' '"i'"'!sss -XNs x; !H;,r
To submit to the qualified electors 81 the state 81
Colorado Rnirn,inscntr to Article Ten Of the
Constitution of the state u Colorado.
no IL enacted by the Gen~ral Assembly of the
state of Colorado
auAli6-d ~lectors 81 the state of Colorado at the
next t.~nrral election for members of the
ti-nenl Assembly. for their npnrovAi or rsSsction
81 tho siaie II Coiorado. which whom ratified b. a
majority ~ thcsc voting thereon shall is valid
i.art 81 The cossiitat that ia to SAY Sccii:n
Staic Il Col.rasis.. shall BE- amended To- r~ad
40 follovs; R~~tion 4. Al talrs shsll ie uniform
upon the .amc class of suLjccis within the tern.
.hsii i,c levied and col.otc! under general laws
which s,sii pr-.rril- such regulations as shall
s-curr a Just valuation for thu talation of all
ion.cL"ii soods oi cvcry person being tbs. head
~ family to thr value of two hun'ircd dollar.
shall bs -i-inpt from TAXATION. Ditehce, eanslsr
cor Corporations for irrisatirr iands avns.i by .ueh
individuals or corporations, ~ thu Individual
netnisrru thereof. shall not BE- separately ta1~d
"a long A. th~y shhfi tH nhneu ehu uscsi okriu
rivrly for suoh purpaesj and Providsd furthuf,
that the PROV sions of this section shail not Affect
kueh st-~~isl assessments for lrnchts and munte-
ii~i I'm improvements ~ tho eosporsts authorities
,d citi~s. towns ar improvement districts may as
s~-s and roll~ef under provisions 10 bc pre-
-@riis-d by law.
$50. .. Section Eleven ~ ,sid Article .hsii bo
n.irsl 90 n. To read as foiiowsi ts,etion n.
Ii,r rate II tassiion "n pfnt.sfty for s'at~ pnr
la~s. akai! never sxcrod four mills TN zach dol
lar ~ valuation.
~. ). Es~h ~ierinr voting At said election
| aud dc,iruas ~ v.tins TOR or sssin.t ell the
~ eminent. ns q whole shall deprsit In tho bal.
I u a ticket vheseon shall bo printcsi or
sri,t-n the ~or,lsi 'ror tho amondrnonts' or the
words Against tho sfH-ndmrn's. any such
sl~etor Ms dcsirous II voting Aa aforvsaid mar
| express HE opproval ur r~icction II any QUO or
morc II said ain~~discnts Provided that he shall
designate any nm~ndment ~ approved ar reject
I'd By him b, nunlsf and In tho order In which
| Il appsarp IN THE srt.
lrctinn ~ snid amendments or either os any III
them shall In ennvaassd and the rssult deter
mined Ia tho m amer provided by tho laws nj
the state for tho eanvsse AZ votsa fos bspre-entH
| lives In Congress, Appfpvcsl April i5l iUi."
| In testimsny vh~rrsa have hss~unsS set m,
| hand and afisel tho Gr~s, Nal of tho State al
Colorado. nt Denver In the aaid Mats. this 10th
day ~ July. A. ID. isSf .
tsEAD T. J. EAION.
| AsoFvtsvy of State
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Notice IL hereby given that by virtue u wilt
Of special execution issued ont Of the county
court oi Phillips county Colorado and 10 mo as
til and against Peter Zimmerman and sarnh
y Zimmerman for the sum Of six hundred md
seventy -ti,r~~ joilarp md W cents ,tSsas0) with
ten dollars tsiol cu~t- and aecruinI costs; thrr--
forc TO saiiriy the Hbpvc amounts l am COM
insndcd to rcll the following d-~crib-,i prriniss~
to-wit: The sou'b. west fourth u-p of rcc thirty
one ,sil In tovnship eight ~ ransr forty -thrre
tta) w-~t of the 9TH u m In Phillips county yolo
rn.in. will IN tie 2t,h dag af Octol,-r A ID isAI
nj 2 o'clock M al the front d,sr IL tho court
houss Ia Hoiyok~ colorado s~ll the above do
scrib~i prcmises To the highest and beet bidder
for carl In hand.
Dated this Sept - A ID lsv2.
JAMES A TEMPLE. Sheriff.
The state herald., 1892-09-23
(Sirst publication sept q lsi?.l
4 Land U1icc sterling CJio.i
Aug r. lrrs2

No JsGl
Service on nor. n.residcnt, heirs ordered by
publication sept ~. Iva.
Com plant having been catered at this once
By Daniel II furiry against Jacob furrry
deceased his heirs or legal representative,
culture entry No zs's dated May -. lssa ulron
the s.w :, sec % tps r u W In Phillips coun,
~ olorado with Wow To tho cancellation
OF said cn'ry. contestant alleging that ia oh
furrcy decca.ed his heirs or legal represent.
atiy,s failed nring the It'll year after dute
OF said entry to replace or supply trees seeds
or cuttings for those that All been plant~d
and failed 10 grow that hr failed to eulti-
vste ton acres Of said tract during said 1th
year as required by law and that said fall.
ures still exist.
The said parties are her~br summoned to
appear At this efieo on the 23th day of uct.
lssf at 10 o'clock fp to respond aud furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure.
%. D.. TEDMON. Register.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

ttirst pubiicnt IN sopt IA, lsas-) No SIS
NutiCH for publication.
Land oface at Sterling. Colorado.
sept - lE1.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following.
~ nnmr.i settler has nied notice Of his inten-
lion to make ANAL pr'of In support Of his claim.
and that said proof will he mAds hcfers
clerk Of district court Philips county Col
oraho, At llolyokr. Colorado. on Oct 39nd
is1 VIZ:
john D BARNES
I'D u No $50 for the sc = sec u tp n r ~ Y
lie nsmcs the follow ing witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of.
aaii land. viz:
Roisrrt y Martin of Iiolyoke colo
Lrmuei y StAmb baugh '
John " Martin ''
Martha woife I"
~, n, Tlpnor, tlrnister,
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Notice is hereby given that BY virtue Of n writ
Of sicciai execution irs,i~d out Of thu county
court Of Phillips county Colorado and 10 me NJ
sheriff directed In favor of Jamss N Brpwn plain
the sum of eve hundred und ten dollars and sig
" cents with ten dollars costs and accrlng costs
therefore Ia satisfy the above amounts am co m
mant~,l TO scll the following d"scrib'l premises
to-wit; The northeast quarter (i4l Of sec nine
tpl In township seven 90 north of rsnGc forty
s-vcn ,t'l west of tho nth q IN in PHILLIPS county
Colorado. ] will on the ssth day Of October A u
is9! at o'clock y IN at the fnont door IL the
court hon-e In Hoyokc Colorado sell tho above
described premises to tho highest and best bid
der for cash in hand.
Dated this September "a, A isa..
JAMES A TEMPLE. Sheriff.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

tflr.t publication sept N. isvsl No SO
Nutica inr Public ation.
land Of'icc. Mt Sterling. Colo.
sept ". iH7
Notice !. hereby given that the following
1N nn,usd settler has aiesi noticr of his In.
t~ntion To make q, vi prouf ln ruppOft Of hts
claim, nnd that said proof Will he made hc-
forc clerk Oi district court Phillips
county. Colo, nj iioly"ke. Colo ON Oct H.
isf., viz:
JOHN W MARTiS
Hd u No o.r.t Tor the lois At& o. s'w 4 soc
;tp7n rt.w
Ito nan,o. the following witnesses tn prove
his con tinuous residence upon mud cultiva-
tion .f. said land. viz;
John y Barnc~ OF Holy.ke Colo
Lc,auci . BtanibauEh
william II Lefty
Frank Emerson
II. u. TGBNos. Register
The state herald., 1892-09-23

The Denver News carries t he Weaver
md Field presidential ticket at tho head
OF its columns and calls II "the silver
ticket" The News should inform its
readers when the peoples party changed
it's name. II tho ticket is to he named to
correspond with the purpose for which
It is TO be used in the News, much
more appropriate name would bs Pat
terson's ticket
The state herald., 1892-09-23
OFFICE or STATE BOARD or LAND
(%lMNlSSIONERA,

Notice 10 hereby given thAt the Stata D0ard
Of Land Commlssi0ners, nt their once In
DENVER. Colorado, on the tsth day Of October,
1854, 1t o'clock y IN will lease, for term of
faith. tho highcat yearly rental therefor, tAe
following describel lAnds, via; AL of Poction
% In township y, north of rnngett wcst, Nsrt
FRANCE. Register Of state Board u Land
Commissioners.
Sept. ~, iss2.
Published In State lIERALr, Sept q, iep7.
The state herald., 1892-09-23

Tho success Of our county fair will dc.
pend upon the interest taken In II by the
farmers. Every farmer should make IL
a point to exhibit the best he has In the
way OF stock aud agricultural products.
Tho premiums may not be large enough
To offer my great induccmcnt, but every
resident Of the county should take pride
enough In advertising tho resources OF
our county To do all that is posslbls to
make the fair success In the way Of n
iinc exhibit.