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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-09-02

Reunion of Old Sailors and Soldiers.
Two coming important events of
interest to sailors and soldiers
of the late war will be the
reunion of the Naval Veterans at
Baltimore, September 18th to 10Th,
and the Encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic at Washing
ton, commencing September Goth
immediately after the Sailors re-
union. Interest IN the reunion
will be heightened by the presence
Of the White Squadron in the har-
Dor of Baltimore. The G. A. R.
Encampment will be the occasion
of the greatest military ssem blage
IN Washington since the Grand
Review of 1865, following the fall
of Richmond. For both of these
events the B. & 0. Railroad will
sell tickets at greatly reduced rates
and will grant most liberal conces-
sions in the way of stop-over priv
legeS. Tickets will be sold from
Sep. 18th to Goth, inclusive, valid
for return journey until October
10th, and will be good to stop off
going or returning, at all stations
between Cum berland and Balti-
mora region rendered familiar
to all veterans by the constant
warfare along the Potomac. 2t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-09-02
Order of Publication

c. A. Max Wiehle VS. David s. Jones and
Elizabeth Jones.
No $40 Equity in the Circuit Court for Gar
rett county.
The object of this suit is to obtain a decree
fthis Court annulling and sitting aside a
deed from the defendant, Daniel s. Jones' to
his wife, Elizabeth o Jones conveying to her
certain lands in Garrett county, Md, and di
recting them to be sold by a trustee to satisfy
debt OF the plaintiff
The bill states that on the 9th day of April,
1882 the plaintiff recovered q judgement in
the Court. of Common Pleas No | in the
city OF Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. for the
sum of s3,95l so against Daniel 5, Jones;s7SS "a
was made on the same by execution, but the
balance and the interest thereon and costs
remain still unpaid; that at that time Daniel
$. Jones was sieZed in fee OF certain tracts
of land described in the bill of complaint)ly-
ing In Garrett county, Md but that on the
18th day OF July. 1890. said Jones conveyed
the same and all his land in Garrett county
to his said wife. Elizabeth o. Jones, for a pre-
tended consideration; that said deed was
fraudulent as against the creditors of said
Jones' ana not made for a bona fide consid-
Grafton; that said Jones was insolvent at the
time and said deed was made to defraud
the plainti II and defendants other creditors
other creditors, and that said defendants are
ofage and reside in Pennsylvania.
The bill then prays for an order ofpublica-
ton a ainst the deiendats, for Ii degree sit
ting aside said deed and directing said lands
to be sold and.for general relief.
1t Is thereupon, this 10 day of August, 1892
by the Circuit Court for Garrett county. Md,
sitting as a court of equity, ordered that the
plaintiff, by causing q copy OF this order to
be published in some newspaper printed in
Oakland Md, once week for four successive
weeks before the 25th day of September, 1892,
give notice to said absent defendants of the
object OF this suit and warning them to APP
pear in this court ON or before the 18th day
of October, 1892, and show cause if any they
have, why degree should not be passed as
prayed.
H.W. HOFFMAN.
True copy-Test:
l. To
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-09-02
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Alcohol to make WuLFF Nj
CHING. Alcohol is good for .va,h,l
T. for the skin. Alcohol is the CHI,
ieatof Cologne, Florida Water ans
an the well known face washes
NIX there is nothing too costly tous
,aso"d leather preservative.
.~L}c BlackiAg Ictails at zoe.
.; that price sells readily. Man
t.e"re 80 accustor cd TO buying dress
or backing at Sc, ana Ice, bottle
.,u.y cannot understand that black
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-09-02

:. Il. TOWER, Clerk
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-09-02
NOTICE.

This is to give notice that my wife, Jane
McRobie, left my bed and board without lust
cause or provocation and that will not be
responsible for any debis she may contract
and to also give notice to all persons not to
harbOr her, JOHN MCRORIE
Piedmont. w. Va. Aug, 81. 1872 27-8t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-09-02
by THIS SIGN We CONQUER"
We GIVE YOU MORE GOODS FOR YOUR MONEY THAN
ANY OTHER FIRM IN MARYLAND.

We closing out our entire stock of Oxfor1s and
White Goods at 10 per cent. less than cost
We have received Fall Stock of Dry Goods which are
the neates and latest novelties you have ever seen in Oak
land Among the novelties have beautiful patterns
of alwool and cames hair in plain and stripe
Storm serge, 3S inches wide. Imported German freze
These are the latest on the eastern markets
and DEFY COMPETITION.
full line of Factory Fannes ounces to the yard for
% cents per yard.
5pound blankets in white red for 80 cents per pound
These blankets made of the best stock and are absolutely
free from shoddy any other defects We also have full
line of cheaper blankets that sold at from Sl.75u up.
The largest line of ladies' gents and misses shoes in the
county which selling 35 and up for chdren
LADIES' shoes sell from IS cents and up; fine shoes
from Sl.25up
l29 dozen latest style hats at all prices We have some
CAMPAIGN HATS
which in vogue at this time
further details it is impossible to quote prices any
goods but come and be convinced that are the peo
We are headquarters for
The state herald., 1892-03-04

Gar Reed, rs the democratic papers
were pleased Ia call ex-Speaker Reed
has been vindicated in his action in
counting ), quorum. The United
States Supreme Court has decided, in
recent case, that, under the consti-
tuition Of the United States, IL quorum
consists Of majority present regard
less Of the fact rs to whether they all
vote or not. That there being quo
rum present, the acts of the majority
Of that quorum are the acts Of the quo
rum even though the minority should
refrain from voting. Tho wise paria-
mentarians who have gone out Of their
way 10 ncap abuse upon cx-Speakcr
Reed for his rulings on this question
should now. either turn their mud
guns upon the Supreme Court or, which
would be much more becoming In them
10 out behind the capitol building and
kick themselves for having allowed
their partisanship to 81 blind them to
the fairness and reasonablencss OF suel
. ruling.
The state herald., 1892-03-04
D. 4 N. EXCURSIONS.

Omaha. Seb.. May !, Isos; General
Confersncs Methodist Episcopal
Church. Al agenis may sell round d
trip tickets TO omaha at the lowest
iirst.class one way rate. usc book u
tickets. limiting sane 10 continuous
passage IN each direction. Sell tickets
April $3.50, inclusive. aud limit for TO-.
turn TO June 1.
Minneapolis, MINI. Jauc Z. lsa..
National Republican Convention. All
agents mny sell tickets TO MInnsapoli,
Mt rats Of one lowest hrs,.class fare
Agenti In Nebraska. Kansas, Colorado
and South Dakota will sell ticket,
June !. q, and y, agents In Wyoming
will srll tickets June y, 1. aud .. um
regular Minneapolis touriyt tickets
limiting same t continuous passage
from date Of sale aud execution. with
final returning limi, Of June %.
Denver, Colo. August Ola. isss
Trisnnial conciays. Knights TempIaf
Fof the above ocrasion u tatr NJ one
hs~sss ftst.riass fat. for The round trip
viii be n,i'lr. Tickets win ia sold An
gust i.lD. inclusive. and limit fai 10.
turn io October 10. citculnr viii br
ISSUED later giving full iDl iinallon In
The state herald., 1892-03-04
TRl'STEE.S SALE.

WhcrAs Lunian X. Gilmore and Edith C.
Gilmore, his wife. of the eounty of Logan
AMI the state OF Colorado. did on the i-t day
Of December 1883, by their certain
deed of trust of that date, and duly recorded
at page ~ In book ls OF the Records Of Logan
county Colorado On the sith day OF January
issD. convey to Vim. &. Robinson, ,.ns trustee
for certain real estate in said deed OF trust
mentioned and more particularly hereinafter
described. IN trust. to secure the payment Of
one certain promi.ory notc OF even date with
said deed Of trust FOR the principal sum Of
hfty dollars with interest thereon at tho rate
Of three per. cent pcr. month from date n not
paid atmaturity. said note being payable
one year after the date thereof.
whcrcrs default has been made In tho pay.
n,cpt OF the principal and interest OF said
.sss, ~es,
Whereas the said deed Of trust provides
hat In casc of default II payment Of said
sot- or the interest thereon. nee. riding TO tho
tenor nad -rec, OF said note, then II shall
aud may be lawful for the said party II the
second part. TO sell and dispose Of said prem
ises.and nil the right, title. 5cncat aud equity
Of red cmpiion OF the said parties of tho
nrst pnrt.
Now therefore Rt the request q the legal
itpiu"T III stiu hplr bN s.nu urti OF trust r'-
, cur,i. and under and by virtue Of the terns
In ssid deed Of trust contained. I hereby
give notice that ! will ON Tuesday the nfih
dny cf April lsss at tho hour Of 10 o'clock.
central time, In the forenoon Of said day nt
the front door Of the poet once In iIolyoke In
N the county Of Phillips. formerly In tho
county of Logan. IN the state Of Colorado,
sell the following diSrihrd real estate In
said deed of trust mentioned towit; The
north west quarter OF sec. ~, tip 7nrg~.
lying and being In tho county Of Phillips
and the state Of Colorado. for the purpose of
pa, Ing said note and the i,tcrcstdus thereon
At the time Of sale aud all costs aud cS'
pensos OF executing this trnst. for the high
est and best price tho same will bring In
| cash.
The sale VI ,hr aboN. property will bc made
subject TO prior deed Of trust made tot. W
| T.. .ifiith-. Trustee dated Jlny i-t lss, to
cure the p'ymcn, of i've hundred and sevrn
~ i've doll.r
Dated Mar sud 80.
Vim. 4. HoBISsoS. Trustee.
The state herald., 1892-03-04

Program Of Phillips County Teach
sfs Institute for Saturday Mar. IL
1899.
$50 a. IN. c. t. Reading and how to
teach II.
Paper by c. X. Peter.
Discussion led by II. q. Warren.
Attendance and punctuali,y. Value
Of, and how to secure ii.
Paper by Mrs. 3. n. bile.
Discussion.
Review Of questions Of last cxamin-
alton In arithmetic aud History by
Prof. II. W. Barr.
The value Of and The necesiiy )
for dIcipline In our schools.
Paper by Mrs. Robinson.
Discussion led by Mrs. Geo. Carr.
Review Of questions Of last examin
alton In GrammarS. II. johnson.
Discussion by Institute.
Report Of executive committee Of tn,
Reading circle.
Miscellaneous business and adjourn
mcnt.
II Is specially desired that We have
large attendance Of teachers and tiios,
interested In education nj this mce,inI
Of the Institute. The organization
Of our reading circle will be completed
Books furnished BY the course will b'
NO that We ean enter Mt once upon In
work. a cordial invitation Is extend
I'd To all To join rs In this work.
Very Trul,
CmAs. ). TlAuGmLAkE, 70. Supt.
Meeting held ut High School build
ing In llo'yoke Colo.
The state herald., 1892-03-04
tFirst publication Mar iso2t
L $ Land Office Sterling Colo.l
Fob . 1872.
lNo lSll

Complaint having been entered at this ofIlec
by. Wilson B Coats against George W McGin- :
mis- for failure to comply with law ~ to tim
bcr culture entry No oa,a dated May l7th 1855.
upon the sc Y sec so tpsnrEw In Phillips
county Colorado with view to tho cancella-
lion of said cntry contestant -allegiug that
George w McGinnis during the 5tli year af-
ter making said entry pretended to replant
10 acres of said land In tree seeds ns required
by lnw, hat that claimant wholly failed to
properly replant or cause to be properly re-
planted the said 10 acres In tree seods, and
that tho tree seeds wcre left on the ground
In such condition that thsy could not grow
nnd that the said claimant wholly failed TO
cultivate or cause to be cultivated the said
10 acres during the said 9th year, but Tat
the whole OF the said 10 acres were allowed
to grow up In weeds and to become foul and
weedy and that NIL OF said failures continue
to this time; the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this office on :hc sth
day Of April ls02 ut 10 o'clock m to rcspond
and furnish testimony concerning s,>Ss al
legged failure.
H. f. TEDMON Re. istor
The state herald., 1892-03-04

VIM. Timmons, Postmaster of Idaville,
Ind, writes: Electric Bitters have done
more for me than all other medicines COM
blned for that bad feeling arising from kid
noy and liver trouble" John Leslie, farm-
cr and stockman, of same place, says:Tind
Electric Bitters to be the best kidney and
liver medicine, made me feel like Il; iiew
niSn." j. w. Gardner, hardware merchant
same town, says: Electric nitters is just
the thing for man who Ia nil run down
and don't care whether he lives or dies; he
found new strength, Good appetite aud felt
Just like he had new lease ION life. only
b0c. bottle at City Drugstore.
The state herald., 1892-03-04

tf,r.t publication tsh - i~p., No. rs
Noiice for Publication.
Land oface Ns,eri'ny, coi.ra.lc.
t-b IA. isc7.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the fellow Ing
~ named settler has hisi ns,irr of his ini-n,
iioa I" make hnai proof In .uplor,
of his claim. and TIM, ss,a prs-of viii bc made
before clerk of district court at fhii.
lips county toio.. ~ iioiyok~ Colo. on Arrii
.. ir23 sisi
PATRICK o'BniES
iid v No 7'ss for IN. lots !, =. aand 10 OF ne !.
s-e tprnrHw
Ito names the following witnesses 10 prove
HE -on''nuou. residence upon, aud ruiuvs
tlon II. said land. ,isi
james o'i'rirn oi ifolsohr Coi'
William Arnr- "
Jacob rtfkes 4"
lien GiiHrn
u brspSos Register.
The state herald., 1892-03-04
First publication Feb ~. ls1?.
L. =. Land once. Sterling. colo. |
Feb u, iNr2.

lAiins notice to contest No. IA. -.
complaint having b-cn entered At this of-
&C.. by II, L. HiEg against }. L. RiRH for fall
IRE To comply with law rs To timber culture
entry No i'0ss dated My 18th iso upon the
sc !. sec ~ ipsnrts ~ In Phillips county
Coiorad" with View To the cancellation Of
said entry; contestant alleging that Jc. .Rigs
failed during the ist year after date Of said
entry To thoroughly cultivate or cause to nc
cultivated 3aeres Of snid tract and that said
failure sim exists: the said parties arr hcr.-
by summoned to appear nt this ofiier on the
18th day Of April issa at 10 o'clock u IN 10 re-
spond and furnish testimony conccraing
said alleged failure.
HE. TEDNON. Register.
The state herald., 1892-03-04

First publication Mar a. No Ns
Nntics for Publication.
Land onicc at sterling. Colorado.
Feb -, lssr2,
NoTiCEis hereby given that the following.
I named settler has filed notice Of his In
tention to make final proof IN support Of his
claim, md that said proof will be made se
fore Register or Receiver AZ sterling Cole,
on Apr, Is iEa. visi
SAMUEL. q. lEAGER
lid No s6i7 for the re !. sec u tpsnrGw
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitivs.
tlsss, az sakl i~ss-a-
John n. Weir Of Haxtun Colo
August q. Newman
Charles =. John.on"
Andrew krausc
HE. TEDMoN. Register.
The state herald., 1892-03-04
nOl'RI.E YnI'R MONEY.


Hereafter The Nebraska State Journa,
viii publish a srmi-wcckly instead Of 4
weekly. giving two papers each week for the
price of one. -Four pages Tuesdays and
eight pages Fridays. This will give readers
the latest iclcsraphic news and markets
while II Is fresh. In these days VI progress
I,rncss the people have outgrown the
weekly paper, except to supply local news.
The state journal Is q, the head Of ihr pro.
ccssion ns always. for those who canbo,
AFFORD u daily psper The Scmi.werkiy Jour
nal Will liz almost Us good m daily-iot Ia.
pcrs PER year. Although the cost Of produr.
lion has been nearly doutlr. the price Will
remain the same. 81 pet year. This Is less
than cent per copy. No other paper ofirr
80 much reading matter for 81. A special
correspondent. viii furnish points Of Inter
est To Nebraska from the national capital In
addition to the regular icl~ginphlc reports
from congress. which arc received over o,ii
avn wires. During the ycar iss, you should
I've reader II The Semi Weekly Journal
send for n sample copy and see Just what
We give you for your money.
V"t g'ca' premium p""A. stShlcyr Au'
ventures In the Wiids of Africa" and ths
ssmiwcckly Journal, one year, viii h
sent for $40. postpaid. The book Is hand.
sonie!y bound In cloth. 30 pages, profusrl,
Illustrated. md Is sold b. dealers at abou
ei0. ifyou viii send In your own sub
serip,ion and another nrw subscriber witt
~. We VIII make you present Of the book
mailing II 10 yon posiisid. Don't forget :,
send for a sample copy. Address
SsnisArKA STATE JOURNAL.
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The state herald., 1892-03-04
tfirrt Publication Mari 1891
U 5 Land Offlca Strrliug Colo. I
Jan 20 1892
(Nv III

Complaint having boon entered ut this Ofilco
by Hiram Coats against August wilman for
failure TO comply with law as 10 timber cult
urc entry No lt3s3 dated July sth 1853. upon
the NV u voc 20 tp q nr7 W In Phillips eoun.
" Colorado with View To the cancellation
Of said entry; contestant alleging. that Au-
gust wilman failed during tho flrst year sf-
ter making sid sntry to cultivate or cause
to bo cultivated acres OIL said tract; TINT
during the End year after date Of said entry
he failed u cultivate ten acres Of .aid tract
and that said failure still exists: the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at
this office on tho 5th day Of April ls.,. at ten
O'Clock III to respond aud furnish testimony
concerning said alicgel failure.
HE TEDMON, Eegister.
The state herald., 1892-03-04
First publication FEB u. isss.l
US i.enn efiicc. Sterling. Colo. 4
Feb vi 1859.
NO 1867


Complaint having been entered Mt this Of
fice by David Il. Lofgrcn against $. +. Hun
nagrcn for failure to comply with law as to
timber culture entry No lto9s dated March II
1883 upon the SC !, sec ~ tp . n ~ W IN Phil
lips county Colorodo with Wow 10 tho can
collation. Of said entry; contestant alleging
that + ilannagrcli failed during the ), year
after mixing said entry TO plantOr cause to
be planted 5acres OF trees, sccdsor cuttings
on snid tract; that he failed during said 3rd
year to cultivate or cause to bc cultivated
10 acrcs Of said trnct as re-
quirrd by law and that said fail.
urc still exists; the said parties arc hereby
summoned to appear at this Office on the 2lst
day of April lsa2nt 10 o'clock nj TO respond
and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged failure.
II. r. rxpxos, Register.
The state herald., 1892-03-04

nee by '.eoi g- A. sccbcr against william y,
Channan for failure to comply with Law n to
timber culture entry No i5,eI dated October
-, lsss. upon the n q scc. as tpsnrtiw In
Phillips county Colorado with view to the
cancellation Of said entry; contestant alley
ing that william y. Chpnnan has wholly
failed topiant or cause TO he planted amy
seeds or trees upon said tract during the
years isss. lrs', iro and isai and that the said
WIN. r. Chnnnan has wholly failed to cuitl-
vato or cause to la cultivated the said tract
Of land or any portion OF 1t during the years
lso and isoi; the said parties arr hereby
summoned TO appear at this Office on tho 18th
day Of March iss: nj 10 O'Clock IT To rr-ponu
and furnish testimony concerning said nj g.
legged failure.
II. D.. TEpNos. Register.
The state herald., 1892-03-04
(first publication Mar I 1921
II Land Office sterling crio.,
Feb - ls.f9.

Complaint having been entered at this office
by Cudnback Griswold ngninst John W.
warde for failure to comply with law ~ to
timber culture entry No. lo9lo dated Sept. =,
1851 upon n.c u soc TIP 8 mr. u In PhiiliI .
county Colorado with view To tho caucslia.
tlon Of said entry; contestant alleging that
John ". waid has failed to or cause to be
planted either trees, tree seeds or cuttings In
The year 1890 oriisol also said John ". wards
failed to- causc 10 be cultivated or plowed
any part of said tract:in the year Of 1891 and
still remains uncuitivatcd; tho said parties
arc hereby suminoncd to appear al thi. oficc
ON the p day Of April is2 ut 10 O'Clock u M u
respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
II. T.. TEDMoN, Register.
The state herald., 1892-03-04
II. m TEpMoS, Register.
(first publication Mar Z is92)
Us Land Ofilcc Sterling Colo. I
Feb Is, 1881
no lOll

Complaint having been entered at this of,icc
by May Nelson sguinst A W Parkhurst for
failure 10 comply with law as TO timber cult
ure entry No li7a' dated Juno u lssa upon
the 80 Il sec - tpsu r u W In Phillips county
Colorado witha view to tho cancellation of
said entry; contestant alleging that A W
Parkhurst failed during the End and 3r,i
years of snid entry to cultivate snid tract or
plant the Same TO trees, trec seeds or cut
tings or cause The same to be done and said
failure still exists: tho said parties are here.
by summoned to appear at this office on tho
2e,h day Of april 1872 At 10 o'clock IN to re-
spond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
TEDMON. Register.
The state herald., 1892-03-04
STATE OF oo'onAno,l,,
County Of Philips.
In the county court.
John Malone
In the county court

~ WV '"Hn'S toutts
John Maionr.l
i'ininun.
W.. SUMMONS.
Grace l.. Malone,
Defendant
rng rnorLr or Tnr srArn ~ coionApo To
irac~ l.. Malone th- defendant above named
st-ctinxi
You arr hereby required 10 appear In an
action brought against you by the a,oy-
named piainun In the county cour, oi init.
lips roanty. state II colorado, aud Hn.wsr
the complaint ihrrip within twenty days
after h- service hereof. " served within
this county. or " served out II Tits county.
or by publication. ~ith,n thirty days after
the ..r,ic" h~rraf. .,ria.is. of the dag NJ
-er,ics. ut Judgement by default will b. Ia.
kra asains, you according !, the prayer of
thr complaint! and " n copy NJ ~. r,m-
pisint In ti,r abo,r rn,iti-d action he no,
served with this summons. or II III. service
hesrof b- made oui of this state, then ten
days ~ddiiionni Ia tho time hcreln aia,.
rpec,nrd Tot appearance and answer will L.,
allowed sfotr ,hr taking of judgement b,
defaui, u. Aforesaid,
The saiL action ~ brought 10 Obtain M abs
.oiuts decree M divorce. The complainant
| alleging that The defendant has wifaiiy de.
serted aud ai,--pt"d herself from, her hus-
band. III. plaintiff, without rrasonabi. cause
for motr ihsn IN. year last past, IT, viii
,nsta fniiy npr-ar iinin the complaint Ia
| said action ~ which trfcicnc. IL here made
aud ,,,,, at. hereby notified ,hatn you fail
to appear. AMI IN answer the said complaint
~ abuvr required the said piaintin viii tab.
default anh judgement -. prayed,
| Given ord.t ny hand anJ III. seal af ~,
said county court ~ iioiyoAn In said county
this ,l'h day oi january A u iHpii
ENMETt nitASsoS, Judge sud .aionisio
clerk. hyc. y. q, wotiman. ssratY.
! tstAt
The state herald., 1892-03-04
NO CHANCE 10 sr. LOUIS.

do you know That the Union Pacific
Ia now running u Pullman Palace
Sleeper 10 ~. l,ouisY
IT'S fact. The sleeper runs from
Sal, Lake city to st. Louis via Denver
and Kansas tily nni the Missouri IA.
cifr i,y Appl, ln ,o,it nearest l'nion
Pacific agent Tot accommodations IN
lhlf car II. ". Aridssos. Agent,
sterling, Colo,