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The state herald., 1892-04-15

4 southern democratic ur,an says.
"The republican party has adopted a
waiting policy" Well, IL 30, IL is very
certain 'hcy are no; waiting tor the dem.
ocrais. They adopted the Mckinley bin
without waiting" ,hoy resolved for "sn
honest dollar" without waiting, they en-
tered upon "rcciprooiiy' aud buildi. .
up tho Nations commerce without
waiting" and they also held M election
IN Rhode Island just after democracy
made ita ten strike on "Ifcc WOOL" and
there was no waiting" The indications
nrc that they won't wait for the Tam
many ridden free trade plug In tho race
next Nov, mb.f.- Inter Ocean.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Luman II. Gilmore and Edith &.
Gilmore, his wife, of the county of Logan
and tho state OF Colorado did on the LIST day
OF December, lsss, by their certain deed of
trust of that date, nnd duly recorded at page
~ In book u of the Records of Logan county,
Colorado on the sith day OF January $50, con.
vcy I, WIN. g. Robinson, US trustee, for Ger
tain real estate In said deed of trust men
tioncd and more particularly hereinafter
Inscribed, in trust, to secure the payment of
one certain promissory note of even date
with said decd of trust FOR the principal sum
Of NIFTY dollars with interest thereon at the
rate of three per cNnt per month from date il
not paid at maturity; said note being pay
able one year after the date thereof.
Whereas default has been made in the pay,
mcnt OF the principal aud interest of said
note, and
Whereas, the I'D decd Of trust provides
that in ease Of default of payment OF said
note or the Interest thereon, according TO the
tenor and effect OF said note, then 1T shall
aud may I've lawful for the said party OF tie
second part. 10 sell and dispose of said prcini-
scs. and all the right, title bcncft and equity
OF redemption of the said parties OF the first
part.
Now therefore at the request of the legal
holder of said note by said decd Of trust Sc
cured, and under and by virtue of the terms
In said deed OF trust contained, hereby give
notice that viii ON Tuesday the 10th day OF
May. iss: at the hour Of 10 O'Clock, central
time, In the forenoon e said day at the front
door of thc po-toi'ice In IIolyokc In the ccun-
ty OF Phillips. formerly In the county Of Lo-
gan, In tho stale OF Colorado sell the follow
ing described real estate in said deed of trust
mentioned, to-wit: Thsn-w 4 of sec Ia, tp I
II isw lying and being In the county of
Phillips and the state Of Colorado. for the
purpose of paying said note and the interest
due thereon at the time Of talc aud all costs
and expenses OF executing ihi- trust. for the
highest and best piicc the same will bring In
cash.
The sale Of the above property will be made
subject to prior deed of tiust made to CIV
T.. Giifiths. trustee, dated Jan Ist. 1853. 10 Sc
cure the payment OF Ave hundred aud seven.
ty.iyc dollars.
wn. e. ROBINSON. Trustee.
Dated April Z. ls'..
The state herald., 1892-04-15

The democrats Of New York arc nov
Hio,mins Governor Flower as III. duk
horse for the race Tor tho presidential
nomination in case the contest between
Ii's! aud Cleveland is too cl.se to make
either safe candidate. Yes, il Tam
many could secure the election of their
tool, Flower, for president aud hnye
Judge Maynard, of election returns
stenlins fame, appointed secretary of
state, before the four years were up they
would succeed i'll stealing every thing in
sight.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
The urnvrr Republican TOR 80 Gents.


The subscription price o, The Denver
Rcpubican has been reduced To 20 cents
pr month, or e6 per ycnr, postage paid.
This reduction In the subscription rate
doca not mean amy reduction In i,s high
quality ns a newspaper. On the con
,rpry. 40 money. lnlor or intelligence
Nill br spared 10 raias i,a standard of cX.
ccllcncc still higher In NIL it's depart.
men's, editorial. tclceraphir news. cor
rcspondcncr mud local news. II receives
every nigh, tho iull rcroris of both the
Associated Press aud the United Press
afEnen,nf 5000 worlds and costing
$1,000 annually, In addition II receives
from Nil pats of this mud adjoining
states "apeeinlA" giving tho best news
thcrcfion, na acll ~ Aporin telogrnmn
from all the Ffebi noss crnterH oi tho
United Siaien and the world.
Considering the standing of The Re
publican ma news ghihcfer aud diascm
ina'ur !, Ia tue ohuhpea, paper published
10 The new west. its rcputa1ion ior hon.
Getty and in'triiiy. the battles u hhs
fought aud wph in the interes,s ot tho
people and good government, aud iis nd
tocaey of all questions Of general inter
est iof this seciinn makes u welcome
visitor Ia every household.
order Il by mril or through our local
of travelling asebis Aldrcss all com
N lgne 10 The hcpuL Ll..44. .IAs--'sii
ihR lnmllnYl nfnIIf. Io,nfAlD.
The state herald., 1892-04-15

There was 10 have been meeting OF
Nebraska, Colorado and Wyoming par
ties who are interested in the production
Of artificial rain, in this city yesterday,
but owing TO the bad conditions for trav-
cling east Of here it failed to take place.
Arrangements will, however, be made
for II mo"iiIg in the immediate future.
4 talk wns had with Mr.. Melbourn iast
evening in which lie said
~ expec. 10 have my headquarters
hero in Cheyenne for tho present and
shall close with the first section wher, l
can make t2o0,00o contract. To do so
l would agree to assure sufficient rain
Tor all crops in this latitude over coun.
try 200 miles in diameter, making an area
of 2o,OOO,"00 acres, reducing the cos. to
] cent per acre"
What terms Of payment do you OK
pect?"
THAT must lie n matter to settle nj the
closing of the contract. After the crops
nre brought up to the middle of July
shonld receive onc,hird OF the whole
amount and the balance at the end of the
crop season."
What assurance, in n strict business
sonsc, will yon have that you viii not be
dealt with rs in Mexico!'
81 think when have demonstrated
the value of my discovery to the people
they will be my friends and very CRATE
ful. But of course all must be on some
business basis satisfactory 10 both par-
ties. shall make them very large
per cent on their investment with me,
and cf course expect prompt payment
aud that the money subscribed shall be
deposited in bank OF my selection be
fore beginning work"
What do you expect to do with your
discovery"
"Soll it TO rome government when |
have thoroughly established! its value.
expect it 10 double the arabic area of the
world, but that belongs to the future,
fancy."-Cheyenne Leader.
The state herald., 1892-04-15

In the six states, Ohio, Michigan, In
diana, Illinois, Missouri and Kansas The
average condition OF winter wheat for
the first OF April is II against 81 3 for the
same time last year. This report makes
the prospects OF profitable returns from
spring wheat better ,Ian this time Las,
year and eastern Colorado wall have a
big crop to market.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggls, Ia
sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
'lon, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition
IL you are afflicted with a cough, cold or any
lung. chest or throat trouble, aud Will use
this remedy as directed. giving ltn falr irlaI
aud experience no benefit, you may return
The bottle and have your money refunded
We could no, make this olrcr did We moi
know that Dr. klng's New Discovery could
be- relied on. II mover ilsnppoin,s. Trs
bottles free at City Drugstore. Large sli,
Soc and el.Oo
The state herald., 1892-04-15
NO ohAnar 10 az louIa

Do you know that the Union pncinc
IL NOW running n Pullman pnlncc
Sleeper IN 81. LOUSY
It's n fnct, The sleeper runs from
salt Lake city 10 ~. Louis via Denver
and Kansas city aud the Missouri Pa
ellie ny. Apply 10 your nearest Union
Pacific agent for accommodations In
this cur. q. W. ATKINSON. Agent.
Sterling. Colo,
The state herald., 1892-04-15
Ftr,t publication Mar IS. ises No. sos

ifis5t publication Mar - ls9e. No. 3is
NuiiCH iuT PublCatlun,
Land onice, Sterling, Cola.
Mar 20 iEs !
Noiic" Is hcrcby given that the following
~ nHIuC settler has fled notice Of his In
tcntipn to make hngl proof in support of his
claim, aud That said proof wilt br made be-
fore the clerk of the county court f Phillips
county, Colo, at liolyokc. Colo, on April 20
1872 viz.
NANCY ABHAliAMS widow OF John Abra-
hams deceased
lid l. No ii23i Tor the lots and 4 aud NV
y see tp7nridw
He names the following Witnesses to prove
bis coniinuons residence upon and cultiNa-
iion Of. said land, viz:
Ezra II. Wing OF Iiolyoko Colo.
Charley thnncy ' &c
William McNcy 4"
Alvin Larson ''
TrpMoS Rrgistcr.
The state herald., 1892-04-15

David's lamen;ations over the defeat
of the democrats in Rhode Islam! is
much more bttcr( p On account Of the
fact that Grover, his boacm friend, had
but recently made some of his most tell
ing tariff reform speeches in that state.
uow these democrats do love.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
The Methodist Genera; Conference

A; Omaha. May, 1872 For the accom-.
modation Of those desirins to visi, a,
points east o', IN the vicinity or nj oma,
ha, during Mny, the Union Pacific will
sell tickets at ono fare for the round
trip. Tickets en- sale April as 10 30 in,
elusive, United to June /, ls9a
For tickets or additional information
apply 10. q. W. ATKINSON, Agent U, T.
System, Sterling. Colo.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
II. L. rrpHoS. Register.
lFirst Publication Maris
Notice-1imber-Culture.
lAlias notice 10 contee,J

lAlins notice To content.l
U, $. LasD orrIcr, Sterling, Colo, ly,.,-,
Mar u, isso. N'' '''
fonplaint having been entered a, this office d,
y Robert II. Fair against Otto Mcirnili for fail
uro 10 comply with law ,s in timber culture en-
try No gus dated May 9th issS upon the n-w 4
src II tp mr. ~ " In Phillips county Colo, viii
View To the cancellation of raid entry; contest
mt alleging that Otto Mcirnth Inns wholly failcd
10 cult ti,nie or cause Ia be cultivated tho tres,
planted ou Nld land during the ,ir,i ad nh ,tyf,
amt has wholly failed 10 rrulRni or cause 10 u,
fCnlanied ten ncfs- II said land in trees or ties
seeds after those iirst planted failed to grow, hu
and 2nd years 10 grow IN IN weeds and that nj
thu failures Aforesaid continue To this time; th,
said PARTIES nrr hefrhy summoned 20 appear nj
iliis uiiics ON the sslll day II hpril isls ht II
o'clock n ~ to respond ard furnish testimony
cunccrninf aid allcfrd failure.
II. T. rEpNos. Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
tfir.t rubllcat,on Mar %. 1884 IL

tfirst publication Mar 81, lsa2 No 3Cs
Nutire iur plhltr atiun.
Land office at sterling. Ioloi .,Sa.
Mar 81 iS,2.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the follow ing
~ named settler has filcd notice OF his inien-
lion to make nnal pr,-of Ia support Of his claim.
aud that said prnnf will be- made hcforF
clerk of the district rouri phlllips county cnl.
orado, at ilulyoke. Colorado, on Apr 3th
lsrs viz:
ANSA MERNfAN
I'D y Motifs f1r the s'w II src .; tp0nri3 W
lie names Tho follow ing witnesses To prove HI.
continuous rrsidencc upon, aud cultivation OF
said land VIZ:
William II Ioh.on of Amherst Colo
jesse Jurguu- :.
Herman lnrgrns :" "
John Nrwhhus
II. L, TIpNoS, Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-15

Through passenger trains, through
freight trains, quick time, via the Chi
cngo. Union Pacific & North Western
Line to the principal cities east of the
Missouri River, via Omaha.
q. w. ATKINSON, Agent,
Sterlirg, Colo.
The state herald., 1892-04-15

The latest scheme Tor avoiding tho
payment OF freight to the railroad COM
panies has been devised by company
III New York City. They propose 10 lay
apipe line from the Copnellsyille cok,,
region 10 New York City and then grind
their coal to a fine powder, mix i, suf
Eeienily with water to make a sort n,
mush aud force i, through the pipe line
from the coal banks IN the City OF New
York where /, will be pressed Into bricks.
died and used for fuel. II will soon bc
IN order Tor our big flour iailis TO pn, in
flour pipe lines with paten, baking a,
'sehmer's so that tho warm bread cpp
be taken out Il, any station nluue tho
line.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
First publication Feb e1i lsa2.
U $ Land Office Sterling. Colo.
Feb 81 1882.

tSO 1861
Complaint having been entered at this of
flee by David u. Lofgren again1t :. r. Han
nag en- for failure I, comply with law as to
timber culture entity No l2J23 dated March "a
lsss upon the sc !. see J. Up n : 40 W IN Phii-
lips county tolorodo with II view TO the can
collation. of snid entry; conte5;nnt alleging
that i linnnagrcn failed dBrng the 3, ycar
after making sail entry To plant or cause to
bc planted acres Of trees, sscdr or cuttings
ON said tract; thai he failed during said 3rd
year TO cultivate OF cause to tr cultivated
10 acres of said tract as IT
auirrd by law and that said fail
urc still exists; the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear ut this Office on the 2lst
day of April ls:l2 at 10 O'Clock IN TO respond
and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged failure.
II. +. TEDMbS, Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-15

tfirst publication Apr l, isa2l No $40
NutiGH fur Publication.
Land Ofco at Sterling, Colo.
Mar y lsl2
Noicc hereby given that the following
~ ramcd settler has filed notice OF his In
tinnoh 10 'atk. NIX NM n.ooi N support oi ms
fore the clctk of the district court Of Phillips
county Colorado. ut 1tolyoke Colorado ON
May II lsa2, via.
STEWART " BEGGS
lid L s5Ji for the nc Ia - tp7nrl5w
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his cor tinunus residence upon, and cultiya-
tion of, said land, VIZ:
Frederic Peterson of Iiolyokc Colo
Joseph Il Walters :"
W + rntmon
CN Ollie
II. L. TgDMoN, Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-15

When The democrats are talking about
possible western candidate FOR pr,si-
den, they seem very careful not to men
tion single old ~heel-horse Q, the party.
They talk only OF such men as Palmer.
Boies, Gray an Campbell, men who lef,
the republican party with sors heads
and, seeing the brigh, opening for this
class OF statesmen III tho dempcrutir
ranks, joined that party and now swear
by tue ,ime-houoFed principles and tra
di,ions OF the party. Verify tile old
wheel horses Of the party do not seem Ia
be popular IN the west as presidential
candidates.
The state herald., 1892-04-15

The democrats passed the Sprinser's
free wool bill i'll the House last week.
This campaign move of the democrats
will make votes for The republican ticket
III Colorado next fall.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
Islr., rnnllcnIInn Mnr %. 1sgsl No sc7

First publication Mar %, lsesl No SG7
Notice for Publication,
4. 5. Land Oacc. sterling, colo.
Mar ~, 1852.
kIutI-ci- hereby given that the following
iNn9mcd settler has filed notice Of his intcn.
ton 10 make final proof In support of his
Ella NJ. and that said proof will he made be-
fore the clerk of the county court of Phillip
county Colorado ut fiolyokc Colorado on Apr
%, is2 viz:
OSCAR TREGO
iiLE No 7gti for the NV I-.scc 5 tpsnri5 W
lie aanics tho following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cnltiva-
tion OF, said land, VIZ:
Cy'u+ l. llaincs of liolyokc Colo.
John l. Wilson
John tIonqui>t q"
Hurt Eiffcnburg ''
II. l.. TEpNoS, Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
IhRouor SERVICE TO CHICAGO VIA
kAMSsS CITY

The through ear service offered 10
Chicago via the Union Pacific and Chi.
c;go X Alton II. Il. is unexcelled by
any other line. Magnificent Pullman
sleepcrs, l'inning Cars and Chair Cars
run through daily without change.
Denver 10 chicar" via Kansas City.
q. W. ATKINSON, Agent.
Sterling, Colo.
The state herald., 1892-04-15


Tho Dcnyor News wants harmony In
the d,mocfniic pHriy in New York and
sn.n that Cleveland should stop bis
iii'nds iiom 'n,bfing up strife 10y abuse
Of tho only United States senator the
New York democracy has had IL many
,cnrs.' D,mocfniic gentlemen mn,
cry pcncc, peace, but there Ia 10 reaer'
IN tho ''m,eraiic rauAa Ia New Yurl. n.
long ns the party allows Tammany Ia
foiei such uhpnnoiplcd polilicInna nj
David u. llill upon the people ns a can
didn'e Tor tho highest Office within tho
nii, of tho people. Already ,he 10. action
has ,ei la 10 strongly ngainnt a.. Aena,o,
Of legislature stealing fame tha, HE rnn.
didncy II considered thing OF H.. rns,
The state herald., 1892-04-15

''Late TO bed and early 10 rise will
shorten the road io yonr home in the
Skies" But early to bed and Little
Early Riser" the pill that makes lie
longer, aud better and wiser. City Drug
Store.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
II. y. TIpMoS, Register.
iflrs, publication Apr Is lsel No sss
Nniice for Publication,

lfirsi publication Apr Is lssl No ssS
Nniics for Publication,
Land onlcc at sterling. Colorado.
Apr ls issra.
NoTltEi hereby given that the following
. named settler hn- filed notice of his In
icnuon 10 make finnl proof in support of his
claim, aud thatsaid proof viii be- made before
the clerk Of county court Phillips
county toto. nj IIolyokc, Colorado. on
May u is,s, via;
OTTO SiIRoEpEH
lid No po1i for tl.a lots and aud e.. n.w
a soe7 7ip7nrisw
lie names the following witncs-c. 10 prove
his continuous Residence upon and cuiuva
tiOn OF, said land. VIZ;
william u kctilcy Of ilolyoko toto
John " Martin
Prank Emerson
Charles @ Campbell d"
II. T.. rEpHoN. Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
BGATTYS PIANOS ,9 Mncrs, %ce rSsTys wsl,s
for catalogue Daniel y. beatty, Washing
ton, New Jersey,
rpu con,no INT

The Chicago, Union Pacific X North.
Western Line offers the best accom-
moda,ions 10 the travelling public en-
route TO Chicago and intermediate
points via Omaha. Through trains,
fast time. magnificent sleeping cars,re.
clining chair ears aud handsome day
coaches. g. W. ATKINSON. Agent,
Sterling, Colo.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
nrekr.rN,s AnNlcA SAVE.

rh. best Salrr In the world for Cuts,
fniset, suf-s, Ulcers. Ssit Rhcrm. Fever
.ntrs. Teilrf, thspped Hands, thilblalns
tnfns, nnd oil Skin frupiions, and posi-
iiNrlt cures l'llrs. ut no Ray required. II Is
guaranteed 10 give lsrieci satisfaction, OF
money refunded. l'firc - cents per box
For sale by city drug staI..
The state herald., 1892-04-15
trl~, publication Mar IL, lsma No s;s

tFrs' publication Mar II. lsgil No s's
NutiCs for Publication,
Land Office at ST Ring. Colorado,
Mar =, lSl2.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
w named settler has tlcd notice of his lntcn-
and that said proof will be made before the
the clerk OF the district court OF Phillips county
Colorado, ut uolyokc Colorado, on Apr 18th
ls''2, viz:
ALLEN l. CARSAH.tN
Id Il No sJ9s for tlcsw n sec % tpGnriIw
lle names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land, viz:
Icvi Knrsehnrr of Bryant Colo
Jnmcs A, Tudchopc " :"
Newton Clcgg q"
Henry Mack
II. Il. TEDMoS, Register,
The state herald., 1892-04-15
lf'rs, publication Apr l., lsssl NO

ltirst publication Apr !, isssl Noo
NntiGa for utilization.
Land ohice, Mt stcrltnr, Colo.
Mar 70, ls9s,
Notice Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has illch notice OF his In
tcntiva TO make finn, proof In support of his
claim, and that said proof will bG made be-
fore the olcrk vi the district court of Phillips
county, Colo. ut lIolyokc, Colo ,on May TO-,
ls,., VIZ:
JAMES O'BRiEN
lid T. 1888 for the lots 5, @, II and IL Of NV Ia
ttpsnriiw
licnamc, the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upoa and cultiva-
tion .f, said land, viz:
Bcn Gilyan OF iIolyoke Colo.
Peter Wurnock :. q"
Mark Leonard I" Z"
Eric y Bruinard - "
II. Il. TEpMoS. Register
The state herald., 1892-04-15
II. +. TEpNoN, Register.

tfir-t publication Apr i.lael No $40
NutiCe fur Publication,
Land office at Sterling. Colorado.
Mar g 1872.
NOTICE il hervhy given that the following
~ namri settler has He'd notice OF his inten-
tiOn To make nual proof IN support Of hts clam,
aud that saii proof wilI,c made before
the clerk Of the district court OF Phillips county
Colorado. at s'olyoke Colorado, on Mays 1891
Viz:
THOMAS Nc INTiRE
lid Cos for she ne Ii set "a tpsnri3w
lie names the foilowingwiinrs Is To prove his
continuous residence upon, anu cultivation of
saii land. Niz:
Il 4 s.clgsr sf Amherst Colo,
J II Richc-on
George turr
John Fisher "
ii. L. TEpMos, Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
First publication Mnrll

IT TT I7W'1r's10IV1l +Nf0l ' -'V "l'
NutiCa fur Publication.
Land OIce at sterling. Colorado
FSh -. 1852,
No1lCEi, hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof III support OF his
claim. and TINT said proof will hc made be.
fore H"sistcr or Receiver at sterling Colo,
ON Apr, ls lAa. VIZ;
SAMUEL &. lEAGER
lid T. No sdl1 for the see 4 see ~ tpsnr A "
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion Of. said land VIZ;
John u. Weir of Haxtun Colo.
AuC'is g.. Newman
thnflc les =. johnson "
hrdrcw hrause
II. 1EDMoE. Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-15


The veterans 81 the q. A. Il mud ,be
citizens Of lAncoln Lave vigorously OK.
prs@cd their opinion ~ tho appnprin.
,,on of eloo,ooo by oongtcss 10 relieve
tie Washington people from tue oblisn
tons on the strength Of which Tire,
wtcu'od tie rational encampmsn, ffon,
Lincoln nj Detroit lnst summer. The
people oi Lincoln stand ,endy To make
good tho pledR,a ,ley backed with n
iond worth MY amount up to si.eanc
when the, atk fof tho next meeting oI
The epcampmeni In caro- Washington Ia
unable To com. W 10 the scratch with
out .ub.idy from The national ireasur,
In inhins this action the, .luaf.ly IN
,iorso the position taken ~ Senator
Paddock nrninrt tho appropriation.
fiicoln State journal.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
tfirst publication fcb " isgsI
L $ Land onico, sterling. Colo,
frht lNys

no lsil
Complaint having been entered nj this OF.
nee by charles j. RJnklun against l., Blom-
quiut for abandoning his homestead entry
40. tidl dated Aphi pth lssi upon tho n,N y,
sec tpsnritw In Phillips county Colorado
with a view 20 tho cancellation of said entry
w" said parties fc hrruby summoned 10 ap
pc1r ~ ihls Office On the 10Th day 'f Antll
lals nt ioo'cloek ~ la respond aud Furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
mcnt
n, u TrDNoN, Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
sal1l llys. | 'zS;sH;isss lESiEsEEEsf;ssssss
ENA&ZA&--37-- " --37--Ils.A!-- LNss
u. P.TINiI; SCHEDULE
htstcrling, Cp,orn,,o

The latest strike reported flom Crccde
is a petrified man. 1t lis supposed tina,
no was an early day prospec,er.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
First publication IN NJ AR IL ls92.
US. Land Oflicc. sterling. Colo. !
Feb - 1891

tNo ,0o)
Co,nplaint having been entered Mt this Of,
0cc by John \. swanson against Robert Gas
per Johnston for failure to comply with law
as to timber culture entry No 1859 dated Sep.
tcmbcr 2ath 1850. upon the SO !, see 10 TIP . n
u W In Phillips county Colorado with II
tcstant alleging that Robert Casper Jol,nst IN
failel during the 2nd year # said entry To
bleak acres upon said tract and also fall,d
To cultivate the acres broken during the lat
year and said failure sim exists.
The snid parties are hereby summoned tn
appear at this Office on the 3rd day OF Mny
ls.s n, 10 o'clock a m to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure.
II. l.. TEpMoS. Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-15
Omaha nsd Return.

Ono Fare Tor the Round Trip. For
the accommodation of those desiring TO
visit ut points east OF, In the vicinity Of,
OF nj omala in May during the session
uf the Methodist General Conference,
the Union Pacific will sell tickets to
Omaha ana return at one fare for the
ronnd ,rip. Tickets on sale April % to
10 Inclusive, limited to June |, 1892,
For any additional information apply
to, q. W. ATKINSON, Agent L. Z. Sys-
TEN, Sterling. Colo.
The state herald., 1892-04-15

Disease never successfully attacks n
system with pure blood. ID. Wits Sar-
sapnrilla makes pure, new blood and en-
riches the old. City Drug Store.