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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

~ it well-that is one who, being over
grown. is awkward. +,
It would make her uncomfortaole ana
increase her circumstances. Such
a one should be 50 dressed that she can
feel that while her gown will bear the
most minute criticism, it is not such as
will attract undue attention.
There is a girl who would look charm
ing thus arrayed. She IS pretty and
piouant with soft curves and a good
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
Colors.

Brilllance OF color aud violent con-
trasts are the dominating characteristic
Of the novelties in hats, capotes and
toques which have put in appearance.
The fact is, in these days Of furious
competition on the one hand, and battle
for fashionable supremacy on the other,
milllners are eager to produce and the
public TO wear something bearing the
mark OF originality whenever any par
ticular occasion offers. The most in
c~ongruous combinations are cOurted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
oulte q Little Wind Storm.

RAYeooN, May PA cyclone has
been raging for three days at the head
of the Bay Of Bengal. The velocity OF
the wind has often been 80 miles an
hour. At first the storm was most
violent near Sagsr. The centre OF the
disturbance now is Diamond Harrison,
from which the British bark Rydslmere
vanished suddenly to-day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
Chinf of POLICE oharged With Murder.

WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, May ~
Chief eff Police Patrick Cash, of Will
Jams Bridge, shot and killed James
Cleary, of that town, about midnight
last night, and Is now in the county
Jail charged with murder. 1t is said
thai the shooting was prompted by a
row over a division OF work on the high
ways 10 the amount $50, 900. The fami-
lies Of Cash and young Cleary were
anxious to secure the contracts for the
work. At midnight Chief Cash, while
patrolllng, met young Cleary. Argu-
ment became heated and finally Chief
Cash drew his revolver, and saying:
''You attend to your business and I'll
attend to mine," sent a ball through
the brain OF the young man.. The
Chief then walked away. Cleary died
three hours later. Deputy Sheriff Del
hanty arrested Cash.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
MuskinEum County Delegates Chosen.

Syeetdl Telegram 20 a. RegistsT.
MARIETTA, O., May 27.-The Repub-
licans OF this county met in mass on
%veention in the Court House to-day, and
elected the following delegates to the
State Convention; e.. A. Wood, Z. p.
Cooke, Philip Mattern, r. L. Nye, t.
w. Moore, +. n. Harding, S. s.
Knowles, j. C.. Morrow, w. c. Smiley
and Charles S. Dana. Four OF the dele
gates are appointees under Governor
McKinley's administration, and all are
hot Sherman men.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
o. q. a. d.

Kirkwood Council No. 100. U. A, NJ.
of Bridgeport, will turn out Sabbath
evening, May 2s, with bhe G. A. R. and
march to the First NJ. E. Church and
listen to a memorial sermon delivered
by Rev. Stewart. All Of the Council
are invited to turn out.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
win M the sm.lters to Run.

PITTsBURG, KAs., May 27.-The
striking miners have agreed to a com
promise with the smelters whereby the
latter will be supplied with coal and al
10 we'd to run during the strike. After
weighing the consequences OF shutting
down, the shelters concluded that the
injury to labor would be greater than
the benefits to the strikers cause.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

The ribben Is drawn inso three irreg-
Mar folds, like the crush velvet glrdls
familiar to all, and is arraQged at the
back In q bow which is aptlS descrlbed
as donkey ears" the ends\ ksEib-
bon being allowed to fall nesA e
bottom OF the skirt.
The skirt is very plain, haviny
crepOn shirring two inches !
bottom, and another of the 3
and material just at the K
shirrings are fastened tightly
bottom.
The cOrsage, which is 81
round, has ribbon trimming, VIII
be explained as q double military
effect
Care should be taken not to use
style u this for 4 girl who eannot 4
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
want the STATE to Arbltrats.
Iol g~,i,oro,n 10 N. s,naav R,glstr.

Special 1eleCrdm 70 mo ehlddV he2ittT'
COLUMBUS, o., May 27.-John Nugent,
President Of the Ohio Miners Assocla'
tion called at the Governors Office to-
day and laid before him, for the Aroi-
tration Board the trouble between the
miners and operators, at Bellaire. The
third, member OF the board is, however,
not yet selected, so nothing a be done
with t..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
The Duke WIN Vii. Columbus.

COLUMBUS, O., May 27.-Secretary
Lord, Of the citizens committee to re-
ceive the Duke Of Neragua, has been
informed by Commander Dickinson that
the Ducal party will arrive here the
morning Of the 5th Of June, and remain
IN the city over the 9th.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

Between 1880 and 1890 the population
Of the country increased % per cent
and the number Of college students oyer
80 per cent. New England sends
more In proportion than any other part
Of the country, and Of the New Eng
land States, Connecticut has the high
est ratio OF college students 70 the pop
ulation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

The Department Of Agriculture 70
port on farm animals. shows that In
1890 we had IA, 49s, III horses, assgsinst
i4,O5G,75 In 1851; 2,5l4,69s mules In
1892, as against 2, 296, 532 10 1891. The
increase in total value OF horses. 10
S65.7 7O. AS,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
No Other

AZ oood. This is tho statement Of Pro
fesssr smith, Analytical Chemist: have
a,sIyzed all Of the popular blood purifiers
and medicines now sold Many Q fthsrn
found 70 be worthless. some cangerons TO
nse- Sulphur Bifters contains nothing
poisonous, aud / think It is the best bIPod
purifier msds-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
AMONG THEACTORS.
TIE NEW YORK THEATRICAL SEASON IS
PRACTICALLY ENDED.
Some Remaining AttractiOns-Rics'S "492" Al
Palmsr's and Hinrich'S Grand Opera Company
Miss Natali's Hit-Why Stars Return to
Their First Loves-A Successful Writer Of
Msloirama.
su.esal correspondsncs Of II. Re0ntsr.

Special CorreSpoSoenc5 o. We heH'e'
New YORK, May 25.-The New YORK
theatrical season of 1923 is ended.
Most of the houses which are still open
are playing summer attractions" and
within q very shorttime several OF these
will close for q couple OF months.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

hoped they will do as well or still better
tomorrow night. as the degree OF friend
ship will be conferred at this meeting.
Members OF sister lodges cordially In
vited.
The state herald., 1893-03-31


Did tho reaaerJ OF tho HERALD ever
wonder what this grea, aud glorious
co my OF our could posably van,
with the Hawaiian lrlands, located NJ
they are over two thousand miles from
San Francisco. The noarcs pvri2 We
have Rad all Ne cou'd lind ubou, 1t. We
have cIdscirJ our brains and The only
solution ~ the whole affair that wo can
Tr,,o q, Is TINT the sugar growers, who
eimpdsc tie wealthy claas IN Hawaii
wan, 10 get rid oi paying any duty on
their sugar 10 this cuuh,r! anl tue onl.
va? they soc 10 do II Ia 10 hnvc the Il.
lnnds annexed io tho United States.
This country would receive III bcnsiit
The majority ~ Tire Islanders would not
he Lcltilttol In the lcas, ani by tho
way II tho dcpos.d queen ID TO he b,.
lpe,ol her subjects nfc not IN favor Il
annexation e,,uer, but No believe W. are
-fornins' II toe. lcs We are prc,,,
sure We ATE,
The state herald., 1893-03-31

Oaicc OF the State Beet Sugar .Asso.
citation, 20l boston Block, Denver. Cole.
March -. 1923. To the Farmers OF
Colorado: am prepared TO furnish
bos, sugar seed FREQ 10 all members OF
tile Association. Anyone can become u
member 10y pa! Ing 81 90, Any farmer
in Colorado who does not feel able to be.
como u member o, the Association, aud
will write NE, | will furnish him seed
free. The speeches delivered at both
State conventions, and much reliable
dalN regarding tho culture OF bse,s, will
be published very soon aud each mem
Der Of the Association will be entitled to-
copies No'y truly You're.
Nj 4. G. fIsK, President.
The state herald., 1893-03-31

On Philadcipuia's police fore, is u man
worth $4,000, whose iucomc is about
slj,too yearly, outside oil bis $40 week
pay. 4 car driver receives 5000 from
real estate Investments IN the Tenth
Whri A letter carrier appointed by
Postmaster huidekoper, and still doing
duty, is worth 10000, and man who
nerves newspapers from door to door has
money at interest to the amount Of 81.
cn. Tho head waller in marlse: Street
eating house Is worth $4,000, asi cook
~ one o' tho Guys hotels owns $4,000
IN bauk stock aud $.j,o 900 in real estate.
The sexton OF one Of the poorest church.
:. IL the town has yearly income Of
3. ~. derived from Government bends.
Phila !clphls Press,
The state herald., 1893-03-31

When the publishers decided to issue
Tho Journal twice week at this same
price Of the old weeklics, SI.0o per year,
they struck just what the public wanted
---somethiug between the oldfashioped
woeklies aud the high priced daily. Tho
su ;ccss of Som,- Weekly journal has
been immediate and continued. 1t has
distanced every one OF its oncc.a-week
rivals. 1t doesn't take long to convince
people that good live paper every
Tuesdly and Friday is better than only
one week, especially when you appeal
to their pocket books, and give it TO
them ut tho same price. Renders will
testify that it is almost as good hs II
daily. Its markets twice week arc
worth the money. Four complete nov
els each year by "The Duchess Miss
Braddon, ana othor widely known auth
ora, alone aro worth the dollar. Its leg
islativo news is it's strong point Just
now. 1t is wide-Lwake, spends money
for news, and is always in the lead. You
can sec ita superiority over t ho old-fash
Toned weekly. Everyone who subsc.ibes
NOW gets Seaside Library iroc. This
offer won't hold good always. Ono Of
our big offers is The Semi. Weekly Jour.
nal and Weekly New York Tribune,
both one yenr for sl.25. Regular price
OF Tribune is Sl.o0. Our great pre-
MUM, History OF tho United States,
Stanley Book, or Life Of Sturgeon, pre-.
paid, anil The Journal, slAo. Either
book Is worth sl.50 alone. Your choice
OF these books nnd The Tribune md
Journal, year for only sl.G5. What a
combination Of reading matter! II you
send us your own aud another new
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above books free. Subscribe now and
got l0i papers year. which is less than
ono cont per copy.
Address
NEBRASKA STATE JOURNAL.
ldncoln, Mob.
The state herald., 1893-03-31

;,, ab,,. srnnon W,h,lo ,h;s obor,o,,o
in ,oo.i,l ,,,l, n,0 .,,rco Of w,r,
,,;,n,o;,,u.n, a. ,,h.u,,,,h
yell, l.I ;,,,,,,,,oa hul, ,sL;na o.,
n,,,., =, wal. ;,nn,ovomor,o i, ,,.,;r
d,s,r,c,. rot w,,.r ,n.v ,.ol;vod tho M.
,,.s;,y -, s,,,r,;,,;,, ,rrcefpl,v ~ IN.
,ro,;,,hlo or,I d,c,ir5 :, s,,nj NV H..
r,,,r, ~ ,ho ,;,,,,, ,,mm,,,oo n,t !,
ms M. 60 vii ,o ,nombo,a NJ tbo
bouss Thov Jsc;aad +, aisrag,rd .b.
recommendation -, ia, oow,,;,... o,5
mr., ,,pc,,d,rr 4, mas thoir road bripo
,,,J ,,..,y.i, r,,, ~ fast no ,h.v ranch
,,,sn, The resp,. vii, be thu. ,..ss
hius v,II Nh il, ,;I,.d il, tho senate mud
,her. IA d.ncsr that tho appronr;a,,ons
r,r soms of Tn. state institutions may
,,i, IN po,s
TN. b,lI |, abolish the ol]co Of rail
rad commi,sipuer Inns vossed md been
sen, to the Governor. The Governor is
repor,el 10 have said That unless son,o
r,ilroad legislation was passed he would
bc will hive chance 10 carry on, his
threat for the house hills on this oues
,icu hive nil been killed in That body
md the senate bills are sleeping in the
hands OF the CORPORATIONS committee.
which wus named by tho democratic.
ponulist combine.
II has been reported tina, an extra scs.
sion of tho Legislature would be called
by the Governor hut it ia not at all hso
w that there is any foundation for such
n rcport.
Tho ol,omsrrcrino bill has passed the
second reading in tho senats nni will
without doubt become luv. L, IN n
very stringent measure and, il passed.
and properly enforced, will result, in
claomurgaride being sold for what 1t is
and the BUYER will have no excuse for
not knowing what hs is buyinp.
Tho bill for II local opt,on herd law in.
,rodnced by Mr.. Pro, OF Kit Carson
county has been passed by the house.
This ia very mild measure compared
with the senate bill but as there seems
to DO 10 possibility OF passing more
str,ngen, measure than tho house bill 4,
has heca though. bes, to post porc fur.
.her consideration OF the senate bill aud
take DIP the house bill. II the housc
( bill becomes n law it will DO far shor, OF
to demaudssfnr legislation IN tins line
rs far as the 25th senatorial district is
concerned but, beng all that can be
Ind at tho hands of the ninth general rs
scmblv, /, is Thought best TO n,,cmp. Ia
seour, ,b. ps.g.r, OF tho bill rather
The state herald., 1893-03-31

1, IL as much the solid general i'm
prorsment that 20 TO make up thc
wealth Of = country ns il is the ind,yid.
nal wealth Of 1t, citizens. for very large.
~ this individual wealth is assisted #
no. cr-'i-l b. til. advantages derived
from such sobd general improvements us
the establishment ot mills Gni factories
and cfcameriss aud canncrics Thes,
are the hing thu, go directly 10 assi-,
the farmer. the producer. They also as
sis, jus, ns greatly the merchant. who is
the miidlenan and stands between the
producer aud consumer No on. teuieS
the above statements, They are abso
lutely true. Such being tho case then
lot u raise the necessary money for tn,
wagon aud carriage factory "a begin.
ming and n grand beginning 1t will be
too.
The state herald., 1893-03-31

The lu'cr.Ocean q. Chicago celebrated
liz t"enty.iif-t birthday last Saturday.
III. Inter Ocean has had phenomenal
success, since the day ). first met the
gaze ol the people %: tho United States.
Always biz. always newsy, always inter.
eating, always aggressive. 1t hhs al
ways been widely read and nppret in,ei
The celebration OF its twou,y.iint birlh
day WAS the occasion Of the paper CON.
Ing out 10 its readers with sixty pages
filled 10 ovsrilowins. The issue con.
prised. TAO hundred thousand copies.
Think o. it, in single dsy. two hun.
dol thousand copies oI the later Ocean
OF sixty pages each, including four col.
ored pictures. II IN the creates,
run ever mnde by a newspaper. /, is
equal to a iirs hundred page book aud
all done within twenty foar hours
Truly tie years are passing.
The state herald., 1893-03-31
ltirut publication Marsll
Observation-Disclosures.
U. s LAND cFrICE.
h.hai.tsg Colo, No. y
leu 10, ia.

ssFsf ~ T. 4
hnaLisG. Colo, No. 40.
Ten 70, i-'S.
| complaint having hcen entered a, thi. c1ire H.,
ApbH lhphipsar against lillian Z. Hai.
mlLr' dec'a-ri, Lis heirs or legal Representa-
hfe' Tor failure 10 comply vi b Law n 70 Tim.
bcr-Cnlinro Entry No. .Ss.. dated June 18th,
lSs, upon tho lt.cc 10. tps u. rang rv.
IN rlillip- county. Colo, with view I, the
cancellation "t.snii entry. contestant ail-g
.hR That William .. iiciipins. his heir, and
legal representative. failed during n. IA,
year "ii'r making said entry to rrpRnt OF
cause 10 BE- rrplantrd in trees tree seeds or
on''i'sr 10 acres ~ said irnr, IN place OF
those formerly planted aud which hal failed
tlsfo" rs required b, law and also ffilel Ia
enltlNsi'"f cause "a b. cultivated 10 acft. %,
SAID Tract dr'ins said eth year as required by
law bui allowed all of said tract that hat eve,
orcn cultivated 10 grow up in weed. aud he
e'mr foul aud ~~'iy and thu, nj of sad fail,
hfrs cohiihur q exist ut this time,
The said parties ar. hereby summoned a.
appear nj iii, oitco On tn. 9Th hay OF May,
iN''' at 10 o'clock u, 81, Z, respond and
furnish testimony concerning SAID alleged
failure.
ii.E. TEDMoN, Rrsls,.r.
The state herald., 1893-03-31
geatty,s Pianos and Organs.

Hon. Daniel +. Beatty, the great Organ
and Piano man of Washington, n. j., is
buster than ever. In 1870 Mr.. Beatty left
home n pcnnilcss plow boy. and by his in
dom,able will he has worked his way up
so MS to sell so far, nearly 100000 of Bea,ty's
Pianos and Organs since 1870. Nothing
seems to dishearten him; obstacles laid in
his way, that would have wrecked any ord-
nary man forever, lie turns to an advertise
ment and comes out of 1t brighter than
ever. Ills Instruments are in use every
where. We are informed that during the
next ten years he intends to sell 100000
more OF his make, that means u business Of
$50, O00, 600 II we average them at 500 each.
1t is already the largest buginess Of the kind
In existence. Read his advertisement
The state herald., 1893-03-31

Democrats have been casting OF
what sres, things they would do il they
only hal the power for the past twenty
ysHrs. Now let them turn themselves
loose. They hive everything in their
hands. We venture the assertion right
hoH tina, they won't do anything. They
are di.ided upon the leading questions
VI the day add the future actions Of
Democrats in congress promises to 10 !
regular monkey and parrot time.
The state herald., 1893-03-31
4, :. Land ONE. s,crllpg. olurado.
Nhnh n, tt,l.

u,' Land ONE. s,crlipR. olerado
Nhryl, I, 1874,
no. ISL
compliant having h"uu gutrrnd 1T his office
~ Frederick n. Llip rRaibst John rfiir
~ rfailnre 10 comply with law hsio timhrr
fuliur" entry 80, Ava. dated Nov $, irss. M
IN the NV 4, Hco -, tpdhr a. W In Philips
c'u"tT, tolu,, win Nluw Ia the cancellation
~ said "tiiy, coni,s'nn alleging That John
" dyer mlri during the and year. after
"nie ~ snid cntry g. forlRht or snpply trees,
-"'iH or cuttings ~ those that had bron
p'nni'd Rhi iMlri 10 GROW that inid trnft
hns not bo1n Caiii,ntod during I. aud an
Year after date OF nnii obtry and that .nid
inilurts Slill nsisi,
The snid parties are hrioby summoned in
nnpohf At this nnlcp on the 18th iHy q juno
isis, at 10 ue'usL A, ~ To- respond ami for
ni,ii ,,s,imony concerning sud alleged fail
ufo,
n. b. ftunuN, Register
The state herald., 1893-03-31

:. ~ generally understood an il 10
not denied by oi'icialr that the u. 4 N.
will build many miles u roAd dufivg the
year is.ri aud is.I Tho road from Don.
yer to Lyons. Colorado, viii bc .stcnlci
northwest into noF,hra.,srn Wyoming
10 connrc, With the Dpidwpni limo and
big air limo boing pushed 10 Helena,
which |, II haid will 10 completed thi.
year. fhie will gi,o DcadsoDd direct
connection with Colorado aud Mon,nna,
and open up n valuable aud hitherto nn
unJc,slopol country Tho oil and min
oral regions ~ Wyoming md Montana
III. value ~ tbese connecting lines can
EASILY DO Hicn, Dsndyotd viii hn,.
dhpct connection with Denver and iicl
cnn aud have the gtcat northwest 10
feed upon. II viii uhko bradsood tho
b9Bi Wholesale aud mupuIa9i ring poin.
between Omaha aud lfvlobn IN sJii.
ton ~ the great ar li'o, tho u. 4 "
vii lie esi,n led 10 tho Iiai creek ceni
li.lir, Ia GHleb, SuUdabco, tho cattio
cou"iry aud connected 81 h lilo Helena
lioc !. MorinJ VI Gillette readweod
The state herald., 1893-03-31
tlrsi publication Mch3. is.S /,
l : Land Office sterling tola,
laA lEasN

,oinpla,ni having hcen cpi,rtsi ut this uf,icr
w ihm's ,ol" sgain-' Hanson E,hsnels
for failure 10 comply with Inv a. TO Timber
allan. Eniry No 1870 Tntrh Jnua 81 Is :, no.
on the me- 4. sec u tips n, rsnsrr ~ IA inn
mp. county, tolorrd, Win a view to IT,
cancellation al SAID entry, contestant nltg.
ing that Ransom liahcock fhiirl uuriug tNp
ana years aitir dAtr offs "a rntry :, plant
ot use I, % planted tea acre. ~ lfrr. se.,,l /,
% cutting. On SIT ii tact. ~ iprurr plaut.
Ing having iailcI G. ffrU. unr tigt hr failed
L. culilNhn said Tract ~ frVIisrr hy laA
AMI tiAl AL Of aHlh lai lures Etill pN!s.
The shid pafiic, al" hereby Tllmaici To
appear at THIS nice On the t.tH uAy Uf ApTll
ISIS AZ 10 O'Clock IA To respond and furnish
testimony concerning sad nlirlfrt itliurp-
TEbNON, Esgistrr,
The state herald., 1893-03-31
AMHERST


Farmers are bIsy sowing wheat.
Ben Gilscn lost valuable horsc last
week.
Warro,s hhs new frame house.
Where is our blacksmith? We have u
shop, but TO blacksmith.
School will start in district Is on the
3rd.
Sheriff Tempt, WIS IN town ON Tues
day.
Sunday school was organized At tho
Germs school house last sabbath with
MIR Icrus superintendent, J. T. Ful,uu
secretary, y. A. Nhudyke treasurer and
Mrs. Fulton chorris,ur. Sunday school
nj = y. IN.
Mart Whitman Of S,rung. Scb., ar
rived hero last week with car load Of
household gvOds aud stock. Mr.. ". is
ono OF the boys and hustler from away
bacA. lie has u frame house up and IL
living on his claim northwest Of town
The s,rang BOYS need no recommends.
ton; all hio welcome.
W. odcll, assistant cashier " FRI,
national bank OF S,rnns, Ncb., il hero
eI,h his uncle Mr. Whitman, Mt o
"ill return To his duties In StFang 10
iov days.
The state herald., 1893-03-31

llltst Publication Mar giisii No ;qi
Nniien for Publication,
Land Ufisr ~ sterling, roln.
,,,.,,,,.. March let, ~.
nhmo 'rtll"t hHs ni"1 notice NJ nj. ,nt,n
linll 10 uhhr 1nhl ifnuf IN HnpnDrt al M.
.lhllii ann mat .iii,l iinoi VIII 10 tua,ly bn
iutr 'l,rh pt district Upurf phIi,
", ,uuntt ,oluthno. ~ iiol,ohr, Colorado,
hONh ~ r. iiosfUN,
n, innHp NV
=. "" nn,iira W" fulluuths Niinrssra to nfu, o
~ continuous residences uptr1, ana r,1ti,n
iinil ~ snld ihnu, tiFI
John smiley Il Arpbb,., N,t
Ilmt tullur, - ~
lhto Meet, b.
uffp " NhiArf.
The state herald., 1893-03-31
tfir-t publication Nat1il
Us, Land ONCE. s,ariin., Colorado
r. z. POST

March II. isli.
80, ~, Alias no,ler TO ontcsil
complain, hayidg been entered NJ this ONCE
by Nats. Lane ssiln.i Frank u. Peterson
for failure To comply with law q. To timber.
culture entry No. 5-a1, dated Nov. .. ISIS, up
gu the nee 9, So - ~ o n range Is " In Phii,
lips county. colorado, with Vicw Ia the
c'noclintirn u saih entry, contestant nllcs'
ing atfrsnk u. Peterson fnilc during tie
aih and sh years after date Of said entry to
reniarr or supply trees -eols or cutting, on
-nii tract for those that had been planted
The sane having tailed to grow that h. fsli.
81 10 cultivate ten acres OF said tfne, during
said SIN mud 9Th year, rs required by law
and tina, sad failure, stiil exist.
Tue .ald parties Hr" hereby summoned /,
hpp'r ~ III once on thu art day of May
ipl Mt iooc'ocA A. ". To respond ani inr
nlsh ttsIinony concerning said alleged fnli.
ARE.
II. y, TFpaps, Register,
The state herald., 1893-03-31

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'nlllaihi having t'ccii entered Al this once
~ William ". Lane against stephen ". liar,
nufd i"f iHilnfr {" 'omrly with IAw ~ "a
tihbfeuliurr intry No. iiilf dated Aug
"'' ''lss'' upon N. nv sec 8, ~ s,, r Is "
", IN Thillils county, Colo, With 4 view I,
mo cancellation Of said ENTITY. contcs,an,
hIltg'ns hR, stephen ". ilnfbopi who'll,
tAllfd daring tie ard year after making
s'ih entij TO plant or cats" 10 br ri ,ntsa .
sore. II SAID ira In trees, tree su,l.ar cut.
phI. ~ required ~ lHvi and that dufins
'aid M year after making entry tho ,rid
stephen W, iihtbnrd wholly uipi 10 eu,,i-
Na'c ,r eats" Ia hs cultivated artp. of said
faci ~ ropnlr Il by law hnd that ali of said
iallnirS soniinnr 10 exist nj TIL, ,lnia,
10" shih p'rtlr- nre hereby summoned 10
APPEAR ~ iil. once on tie IN d,y of Ma,
lNl ~ 'ohcioch q ~ io respond Rnd t-rnish
Testimony concerning said alleged failure
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