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The state herald., 1892-04-22

ltirst publication Mar IS, 1881 No 81
NuticR for 2 utilization,
L. :. Land oG.cc. sterling, colo
Mar -, 1852.
\ Nioti Is hereby given that the following
tnHmch settler lin- filed notice of his intcn-
ton to MAKE nnal pronf Ia support of his
clam. and that said proof will he mndc be-
Tore the clerk of the ,ounty court of Phillip
rniutv Colorado at I.olyOkc Colorado On Apr
20, lS's viz:
OSCAR TREGO
lidE No TlCt for the NV lissc tpsnrij Is W
lie Ern,rs the following witnesses to prove
his c'nInnous residence upon and cultiva-
iiur OF. said land, VIZ:
tr MS y Ilnincs ~ ilolyokc Colo.
Jnhn l. Wilson "
JUhh trouguist "
Hurt Eincnburg "
II. L. TrDMoS, Register.
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The Methodist Genera, Conference

At Omaha, May, 1882. For the accom-
mediation Of those desiring to visit Mt
points east Of, IN the vicinity or at oma-
ha, daring May, the Union Pacific will
sell tickets at one fare for the round
llip. Tickets Oh sale April ~ TO 20 in.
elusive, limited to June /, 1892.
For tickets or additional information
apply TO. q. W. ATKINSON, Agent U. p.
System, Sterling, Colo.
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"Lato to bed and early 10 rise will
shorten the rond to your homo in the
Skies" But early TO bed and Little
Early Riser" the pill that makes life
longer, aud better and wiser. City Drug
Store.
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(iIr,t ,nblico, on Mar Is, iesl INo.

(sir>t inhiica; on Mar -, ia,2) No Sss
Nuiius for publication.
Land Office nj sterling. Colorado.
Mar ~ isSrs.
NOTICE j. hereby given HAT iiis following &
~ namr'i settler has hs.i notice oi his inien-
iicn Ia MAKE irnl rroif In support of his claim.
anl that sati iinni viii ha made i.sfprF
clerk 9:thc dis'r.-t court rhillii.- county Cot
orn'i,. NJ llolNokc. coioriGo, on Apr 3 III
iH.. va:
ANNA MERMAN
III I Nc lTiH for the s'w ~ see g tpanr:5 "
lie nance tho h,linuin ing witnesses to pro,. his
rortinnnu- residence upon, ani cultivation OF,
saii lgn't. VIZ:
William u iobison of Amherst Colo
jess 'jur,"n-
Herman Jnrgnns '' 80
Jnhn S"Nhaus
u. u. TLrNos, Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
(First publication Muir 4 1892,
U 5 Land Ofllcc sterling Colo.t
Feb 22lsa.

Complaint having been entered ut This office
by Cudnback Griswold against John W.
Wnrdc for fnilurc to comply with law Ms to
.ss7 upon NO 4 sec ftp mr. u In Phillip
county Colorado with . view TO tho cnucelln-
tion OF said entry; contestant alleging that
j In W. ward has failed to- cause to be
planted either trees, tree seeds or cuttings In
the yrnr $500 or 1851 also said john W. Wardr
failed TO or cause u bc cultivated or plowcd
still rcninins suncultivntcd; tho said parties
are hereby summoned To appear nt this Office
ON the g day of April 1859 ut 10 O'Clock n M to
respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
II y rEnNON peoIs st,r
The state herald., 1892-04-22


The democratic majority OF the com
mi,iec appointed by tn. New York leg
islatnrc Ia investigate the charge Of
crockedn.ss ngainu, Judge Maynard In
connection with the hnndliug of the
Duichc.n county returns have made n
repor, In which they endorse ,heJudge's
actions o 'hnt affair. This places the
majority uf the democratic party OF New
York upon record nsrnjo,o,ng tho cx-
traordinnrily crooked aud corrupt meas.
ures rnor,ed TO Ly lin md his Tam
many followt n IN order 10 gain control
o. the STATE. !, remains TO bo oorn
whether the better Glars of democrats 10
the state pill quietly submit 10 follow
the lead Of the Tnmmspy crowd.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
DucKLrN's AnNlcA SALvr,

The hest Salvo In the world for Cuts,
ruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Kheum, fc;cf
sores. letter, Cliappcd Hands, Chilblains
ccrus, and nil skin Erupiinns. and rasI
tiycly cures Piles, or no pay required. II L.
yuarrantrcd to give iwricci satisfaction, III
money refunded. l'ficc - cents per hnN
foi Sale by City drug store.
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THROUGH SERVICE TO CHICAGO VIA
ksn,ac rtTy

The through car service offered TO
Chicago via the Union Pacific and CHI.
cago Il Alton Il. R. is unexcelled Dy
any other liuc. Magnificent Pullman
S!cererS, pinnimg Cars and Chair Cars
run through daily without change,
Denver To Chicago via Kansas City.
q. W. ATKINSON. Agent.
Sterling, Colo.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

The Kansas d' mocrats, in their state
convention, passel a resolution iavoripg
the free coinage OF silver and instructed
the state delegation to vote for Grover
Cleveland.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
ffirat publication Mar ISL
Notice-Timber-Culture.
lklins notice to eontat.l
". s. LAND oFTioE, Sterling, Colo. ls,, =.
A..t. ~. 4 Nn. u,

Ah'Ah8 H'AiNf W ''htfiF
". 4. LAsD orricE, Sterling, Colo. ls,, -,
Mar Il. ls''s. N"' ~"
Complaint having been entered nj this office by
y Robert II. Pair rsninst Otto Mcirath for fail
ufc TO comply with law - To timber culture cn.
Try Nu .lis dated May .ifh ieAS upon III. NV !,
u view Ia the cancellation of raid entry contest
rnt alleging ihnt Otto Hcirath hns wholly failed
to cultivate ur cause Ia be cultivated the trees
planted 90 aid land during the ifl and itli YEARS
and has loily failed 10 rcplsnt or cAnse 10 b.
rcplan,ri trn acre. cf snid lard In trees or ire.
tceis aitcf tlosn tut planted failed To grow, bat
mud 2nd years TO gruw up in wosds nbd that all
the fniiur'- aforesaid ooni'nno 10 this time, the
ssid patiics Trc Lerrby snmmontd 10 appear at
this o.cr an the .sth day af April isli ut 10
o'elock M To- respond and furnish testimony
concerning slid alleged failure.
H. y Trpaos. Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
t-irst publication Mar s5
u 5 Land onico Sterling Colo. [
Feb 81 lsss
tAI!as notice 10 con,,,at 10 lal

(Al!as notice To contest No 1867
Complaint having been entered Mt this Of
fee by John ,traud against Andrew + ltig-
gins for failure To comply with law ~ To tim.
bcr culture entry No 27l5 dated July 9Th lsss
upon thu n-w sec II tpG Gnr a IN Phil
lips county Colorado with view to the eau
collation. at said entry: contestant alleging
that Andi,'w liivgir- failed during the ist
cuuss L, br prokrn or cultivated 10 acres oi
said tract ~ required by law aud that -nid
frilrrc still 's,-t-: the SAID parties are here
bv summarized to appear ut thi, oiiicc on the
10Th day of Nav ls9 at 10 O'Clock M to re
spond aud furnish testimony concerni ~
said nllei; Il allure.
II Il TEDMoN. Register.
Armour. Attorney for contestant,
The state herald., 1892-04-22

failing in that, attempts to rum he rop-
ut,,ion through the public print or 9th
erwise; deserves nothing better than to
l,e shot down at sight.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Foster, the democratic anti lottery
candidate for Governor OF Louisiana is
elected 10y large majority vote.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

a Perfect Success, VII
Tho Rev. A. Antoine Of Rcfugio, Tex. writes |:
A. far % I am ablc to judge. think Pastor
kocnig's Nerve Tonic 10 = perfect success for
any one who has suffered from . most painful
ncrvoasness ss did. Ifeol like myself again
after taking tho Tonic.
wEsr SIDE. Iowa. Oct. I, lao.
Ivas sudsfins from nervousness. brought on
by ovcrwork, for about throc yoara. I could
mot sleep nights. I could not work. and my MEM
'ory got IMPAIRED: commenced using Pastor
kocntgs Nerve Tonic. and. Alter giving Il trial,
I feel much bcttar my sleep has returned, aud
am every way we'll pleased with It's enec, on ms
THOMAS BOWLING.
wooDsIpE, MIMI, Nov. q, 1900
Pastor Eocnig's Nerve Tonic cured mo Of
sheArt trembling and .swimming In tbs head.
ANDREW JANSEN.
HHFE-A Valuable Heok - Negyoas
- Uk b Diseases sert FREQ 10 any sddrsss.
H ;sa Psss sisP re- s.a q :srss sss s.'a
Ta.e rrrneiy has been ,rrersr,d By tho nsysrend
faov pre9srpd under Lis direction bJ tho
KoEEic MED. CO.. Chicago, H.
Sold By Druggists at oI per Bottle. osur ~
Largo sise, SI.7o. 0sostiss Tor %.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

It begins TO look rs IL Cleycland viii
"slide ths Hill down" Notwithstanding
the early hothouse convention.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

The pnrlohlbg u Captain A. u. fo
yum by Governor Boyd, for tho killing
o. Myion Van Fleet. ni Hastings, Ncb.
,ctm. to receive hearty endorsement
by tic general public. n. nuido from
n.,uni ,oiideiente, ihoic 10 inttifca
lion inr liliihg, II certainly 10 IN opec
like ~. silllg u Van fltet ly yooum.
Wien the ,iitno and reputation oi n
dnrlht,fiesteen attacked. ra In this
,h.ianct. ilin man who will deliberate
!, und, rlal.e the ruin u n woman. md,
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First publication Mar q, is.e. No. 3Gs
HuaCa for Publication.
Land ofiicc, Sterling, Colo.
Mul u lAlal |

No'irc Is hereby given that the following
~ nR!noi rttlcr has flied not ce OF his In :
t,Hti'r I" make final prof IN support OF his
clniU, EIit that said proof viii hc nndp he
turc the clerk of The county court Phillips
cnnty, Colo. II ilolyosc. Colo, On April 20
lss, liz:
NANCY AiinAiiAMs widow Of John Abra-
hams deceased
lid l. No lEsJ, tor the lots = and and y u NV
{, sec tp7 nrt6w
He names the following Witnesses to prove
hi- continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ron of, said land, viz;
Ezra II. wing oil lloyoko Colo.
Charley CLANCY Z" '' ..
william Mcvcy " Z"
Alvin Larson "
II l. TEpNoN Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
(First publication Mar 25 1922
U. $. Land Ofllcc Sterling Colo.
Mar 10, 1859
M lL1A

Complaint having been entered Mt this Of
flce by Henry Laws nguinst James McCaifric
for abandoning his homestead entry No $3.50
dated May 9th lss7 upon tho NV = sec II tip 4
u r a In Phillips county Colo. with u view
to the cancellation OF said entry, the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear ut
this Office ON tho 3oih dny of Apifl l5!il ut 10
O'Clock n M to respond niid furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
lie TEDMoN Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-22


Stme u the democratic papom thn,
nrc supporting lli'l fpr their presidential
candidate will now claim that. b, hln
vote On tho Arizona funding iii. he
placed himself upon record M fnyorIng
the froo coinpgc Of silver. Tue question
ou which the vote was taken came NJ,
IN a motion 10 strike out OF tho section
pro,idin. for the payment Of interest
the words, "in gold CON OF tho unI,c,
States" and inscf, the words, sin lawful
none, Of the United S,ates." II tie
enthusiastic admirers Of tho Tammaby
candidate will stop 10 think for me
mepi. they will occ that there Is n wide
difference between yoio for motion
" tia, nature and u vote for tho free
md unlimited coipnge Of silver
The state herald., 1892-04-22
(first publication Mar 4 1921
L Land Office Sterling Colo.
Feb -, 1882

mo l.t)
Complaint having been entered Mt this Office
by May Nelson against A W Pnrkhnrst for
failure TO comply with law rs to timber cult
urc entry No 1tsj1 dated Iunc IL 1850 npon
the sc !, see ~ tp9n Is " In Phillips county
Colorado with II view to the cancellation Of
said entry; contcstant alleging that A W
Pnrl;hurst failed during the Ind and grd
years of said entry TO cultivate said tract or
plant the same To trees. tree seeds or cut
tings or cause the same TO be done and said
failure sill exists; the said parties are here.
by summoned to appear ut this Office ON the
s6th day OF April 1892 Mt 10 o'clock II IN TO re-
sponi aud furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
HE TEDMON. Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Other medicines might help, but 10,
make nnonrnpce doubly turc una ilss
Wits snrFnpaillla TO cnicl nnrf,f Y
renew the hlrai ND
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Disease never successfully attacks II
system with pure blood. ID: Wits Sar-
sapar,lla makes pure, new blood and en-
rich,s the old. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
First publication Apr IL
Timber-Culture.
US. LAND OFFICE,
sTEnIIsa, Colo, No. a27o

Feb. 20 1892.
Complaint having been entered nt this otiicc by
" Willinm Griycs against Chnrlos killcn his
heirs or LEGAL representatives for failure to com
ply with Inv as TO timber culture cktry No 25e7
dated Juno htl 1850 upon tho n-c ii SEQ - tip II
~ W in Phillips county Colo. with view to the
cancellation 81 rnid entry; contestant alleging
that Charles kilcn HIS heirs or legal representa-
tivce Or any person for them hnve wholly failed
to enltiynte or cause to be cultivated any portion
the doath of Charles Killcn about two years ago
and that there nre now no trees growing upon
said tract to nfiiants own personal knowledge.
Tho said.parties are hereby summoned TO ap-
pear ut this Office on tho 7th day Of May 1892 nt
10 o'clocl; n III to respond and furnish Testimony
conct rning said alleged failure.
II. T.. TEDMoN Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Threugi, passenger trains, through
freight trains, quick time, via the Chi.
cago, Onion Pacific II Northwestern
Line TO the principal cities east of the
Missouri River, via Omaha.
q. W. ATKINSON, Agent.
Sterirg, Colo
The state herald., 1892-04-22
II. L. TEDMoN, Register.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Lumnn II. Gilmore and Edith &.
Gilmore, his wife, of the county OF Logan
and tho state of Colorado, did on the lst day
OF December, lsss, by their certain deed of
trust of that date, and duly recorded ut page
10 In book IL of the Records of Logan county,
Colorado on tho 2ith day OF January 1889, con.
vcy u VIM. 4. Robinson, as trustee, for GER
thin real estate In said deed of trust men
toned and more particularly hereinafter
described, In trust, to secure the payment Of
one eisrta'n- rieo,i-Rory note OF evcn date
with snid deed of trust for the principal sum
OF ffty dollars with interest thereon nt the
rate OF three pcrc mt per month from date II
not l. lid ut maturity; said note being pay
abs one year after the date thereof
Whereas default has been ma,lc In the pay
mcnt OF tho principal and interest OF said
note, aud
Whereas, the said deed of trust provides
that In case OF default of payment OF said
mute or the Interest thereon, according to the
tenor and effect Of said note, then 1t shall
und may bc lawful for the said party OF the
second part, to sell and dispose of said premi.
scs. nnd all the right, title, rcncft and equity
OF redemption of the said parties of the iirst
part.
Now therefore ut the - of the legal
holder of said note by said decd II trust So
cure'', and under and by virtue Of the terms
In said deed of trust contained, l hereby give
notice that will on Tuesday the 10Th day Of
MAY, lsgs nj the hour OF 10 O'Clock, central
time, In the forenoon of said day at the front
door of the postoiiice In iolyokc In the coun.
ty of Phillips. formerly In the county II Lo-
gan, in the state Of Colorado, sell the follow
Ing described rial estate In said deed of trust
mentioned, to'wit: Thsn.w Il Of sec Is, tp7
II ~ W 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 sale and all costs
and expenses of executing This trust, for the
highest mud best piice the same will bring In
cash.
The sale 4 the above property will b, made
subject to prior deed Of trust innde to CIV
T.. Giffiths. trustee, dated Jan Ist. 1850 to Sc
cure the paymcn, OF Ave hundred and seven.
ty-iiyc dollars.
wN. c. ROBINSON. Trustee.
Dated Anril !, is-s.
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lT'r.,pu'liea,,on AYR. !, is..l Sos5s
lfirt publication Arm No. asi.
Notice for Publications


LasD ofncG AT srsaliSa. coLogA,ot 4
March - ilp.. 4
Notice u heir, ltteh that the foliovinr- -narie,t
sc,licr has ilel notice nf i..s in,pr'lnn 4
mato nhnl pr,ot N support ~ PIE ,rlsim, ant
that said prpaf Will be nirds brsfrstoaHfsnr -
yift
JOHN WILSON
ID y $3.50 for tho n,w lei nee n,psnrisw
H. nninrn l,e follow Ina wlihe.ss. 10 provo Ills
e9ntinnius rsidcnco upon. aud cultivation of.
a'I inni. ylsi
b~0Fgr fnTfn IT llnifoha coio.
Hilas ilnynes
ilurr, tugp
John tunuiiint 81
Any pcrron Win deairf. ~ protest AGAINST th.
allowance 81 such prpuf, ~ Sho knuNr of any
Substantial fUason, undri the law anil ~. rpv,,.
iniinn- 81 the Interior nrpiiimrnt. why ss,rb
proof srlI MT he allowed, viii b. giyen M ot,.
pununliy nj the above mnhiiontd time and pinre
to rfp-s rAninr tho witnsssss pf said rinirrnnt,
anil To ufr evidence ~ tuhuitni ~ that sniin,it-
i"i ~ clnlnlnt hi,aolal notice Il hereby given
70 Elwari william adverse claimant h, virtue of
sh9i II. v. rfDMoS, hesisicr.
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First publication Mar 4 isas.l
q. 5. land Ofllcr, Sterling, C0Io.
Feb ~, 1852.
(No iG7)

Com plaint having been entered ut this of.
fee by Henry ID Robinson against Hen ry
Raymond for abandoning his homestead en-
try No 1922 dated Get. ~, 1851 upon the u w
u sec 10 tpSnr Al " In Phillips county Colo,
witi II View To the cancellation of said entry;
the said parties are hereby summoned to mp
pear 1T this Office on tho ith day Of May, 1872,
at 10 O'Clock II m 10 respond and furnish trs-
timony concerning said alleged nbandon-
mcnt.
II. y. TEDMoN, Register.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

BEArTys PIANOS II nb,is. gse rWgSye
for entMugur Dadgi 4. iiratit, Washing
on. Nov Jersey.
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------------------
In the lthode Island election on April
q, protection achieved n signal victory.
Senator Aldricb, who stood sponsor to
the Mckinley bill in the Senate, ami
was us closely identified with that meas
ure us McXinicv himself, was triumph
antly reelected in the face o! tho con
ccntrated efforts OF the national jcmoc
racy to defeat him. The state ticket
was e,ecteI. tho principal officers by n
clear mai rity vote, though not before
since tIe extension ol iho franchise,
which WIS made some years ago, hns the
state given anything except n substan
,ial democratic plurality. The battle
was fought on pnrely national issues
and lhe national representatives, OF both
parties presented them. Even the Hen.
orable Grover Cleveland entered III,
state and eyhortod its people, in the very
shndvw OF the factories on which their
subsistence depended, to voto for thcii
destruction. All tho conditions Tor II
fair and free pronouncemcnt on tie
question Of protection as against free,
trade reform" were present, md, as hRs
always been the case under such circum-
stances, the people chose protection.
It impossible 10 ovcres'ima,c til"
significance o! the victory. 10 have
held its own agains. the frantic ciTorii
of the free.tradc orators, headed by n
democratic ex president, who personally
represented the platform upon which
his paity stood, would nave been cans,
for congratulaiion. Bu. 10 change .
normal democratic plurality into a safe
and clear republican m,j,ri'y ought To
infuse now life aud courage into ever.
friend Of American iudustry.-American
Economist.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Some of the republican papers of the
st ite nre urging tho party to send anti
Hnrr,son delegates to the national con-
Yeution and the only excnse they offer
for such course of notion ia the claim
thnt Harrison is not in favor OF tho Tree
coinage Of silver. II these gentlemen
nre So welded to the cause of f,eo coin
age that they can see no other issue in
tho cnmraign, they should Mt least be
reasonable enougl' to name n free com
age candidate for president for whom
they favor state delegation. The fact
OF the matter is, these gentlemen well
know that there Inns not been free
coinage candidate for that oiiico men
toned who has even the ghost of sho@
OF receiving the nomination ut TIC hands
OF either purity. While the voters of
Colorado, regardless OF party lines, favor
tho free coinagc OF silver, yet IL is nil fol
~ for tho republicans OF Colombo to
make war npon President Harrison as a
presidential candidate for he has made
II splendid record in the Office and he is
ut lenst ns friendly to the FREQ coinnge OF
silver MS my candidate who has my
show Of being nominated on either tick
ct and he will receive the nomination n,
Minneapolis either with or without the
mid II Colorado. Colorado republicans
should send delegation OF representa-
tive men, un-instrucied, who will go into
the national convention not for the
nvowed pirpose OF fighting Harrison or
any other candidate, but to work and
vote for tho best interests of Colorado
and the success OF the republican party.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-11-10

When a woman of such unques-
tionable high position in New York
society as that occupied by Mrs.
Burton Harrison consents to define
the best and most careful social laws
for girls, our young women can will
afford to listen and remember. There
is every indication for most agree
able interest in the series of articles
on 1.-The WeIl-Bred Girl in Society"
which Mrs. Harrison will begin in
the November issue of the Ladies'
Home Journal. Mrs. Harrison will,
in the series, take every phase of a
girls life in society, and point out
to her principally the mistakes it is
wisest for her to avoid.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-11-10
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