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The state herald., 1893-07-14

ALIAS SUMMONS,
State Of Colorado, County 81 fhiiiipr, 10.
xerh.rrin ri.Ipn " iss avn! fs s%n,'
son, Mar Thompson, l. W Tullsys trustee. Tho
Ans!o An~rsc.n hor'saxr and Trust To. IN.
fendan,a.
rHE rEOPLE orrnEsrArgo r COLORADO
To John W Thompson, Mar, rhonp.en. l. "
T Isa , ,s'':. II. AaElS A,,eSn M1sss
dwelling.
(, YOU are hcrrby rc.,uIvJ 10 app~sr In sn sctis,n
henaxat Against you ~ thu slsose pas..sSi plAin-
IN in th. ccunsy court VI tillitA county, stats
Within ss.ss ss,.sss X. ssssiss s,sss,
.~tvcsi within this reanty,W y served oui "
this cs'nty. OF W publication. within thirty da,.
syainst ,ou sccoriIns 10 u. prayer NJ III. CON.
Si."" -.;iii.. sssica = ~, :sss.i s,,S , H.
Tile stats, iirn Ism days additional To The Tins
ssSr ssii {" .isssS s.is ;ssins VI ~ jeas
mrnt By default o. aior~.sid.
tn. said action IL btpaxht IN recover tho sum
pss cent from he lna d. II jaly isss uppn ons
esrtain iond ssscut~i aud d.livrs.sd BY the de
fsodsnts y Clarence T. nrss. and b, him as
.!da,i e this rals,ia sl.o % fcs.eios. one ssr.
lbs s-e y s~c . " p Of a ii y m. In fhii.
ltps es,asty Colorado ~ viii morn fsiiy appear
frun the ronplal4t In said action 10 which rvf-
esrsss u here male,
And you are hereby notified that u you fall 10
spi~sr, and 70 answer the .aL.' cc,npl.in, %
f~n!i and ju'larnvnt ~ rlAye.t.
y ;on,t q l,olsoss In said sorn,,. this 10th ds,
istSi. - w. Wv" WIN, q. Eou,N.oN. C,,,l.
fir,t publication Jni5 II, isvt
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Office Of County Superintendent.
uulyoke, Colo July 9th, 1923.

Unlyoke, Colo July 9th, 1893.
To tie Teachers OF Phillips County:
The summer institute Of Normal Dis
,rict No. ], will be- held in Holyoke, Phil
lips county, Colo. beginning July 3lst,
lsa}and continuing in session two weeks.
Tho executive committee will spare no
paius TO make tins meeting interesting
as well as profitable. Prof. +. NJ Condit
superintendent Of Colorado City schools.
has been employed as conductor. who
with other able instructors along special
lines insures u- very profitable session.
President Ellis OF the State Agricultural
College, President Snyder OF the state
Normal md other prominent educators
have promised TO he with us and deliver
lectures. Presiden. Ellis will attend
two days and give the institute the ben
eft OF his ripe experience in educational
work. State Superintendent Murray is
expected 20 be in attendance and deliver
u lecture
The committee desires TO say TO those
who nre Interested in the canse Of edu-
Gallon. come out and give the teacher
tho influence Of your presence; at least
make HIM feel TINT be ia appreciated 10y
school boards and patrons.
To the teachers we would say: Come.
by all mcaps come. You cannot afford
to miss these opportunities Of preparing
for your work. The wa,chwori OF the
present is Onward you eau only keep
pace with your fellow laborers by com
ing in close contact with them in your
work. These meetings afford you Az OPP
por'unity OF improvement which you
caunot afford to iniss. School Boards
are alive To the fact that our best teach
crs attend these meetings and that they
are the better from having attended
them. In employing teachers we recon-.
mend that school Goards employ those
who manifcrt sufficient intcrcs, in scho II
work TO attend these institutes. Come
prepared To work; bring your books
with you. Arrangements will be made
Tor suitable board at reasonable rates.
Gas. b. TIMBE.LAxE, TO. Supt.
The state herald., 1893-07-14

An odd fcatnre oi This nr,nnsni ,a,o-
nus thrift 1, In, KNOCK an. I, ,,,.s tn.
old tl.mocratic t.nt .to,, y., ,.,..
When Pre.,J.nt clov.l,,d vt, NJ. =.
mons free t,.do n.,sn,. =, 1897 n,a
brouch, ,b. ,mig ,a,,. h..L ;,,o ali
lies. rr.a, s,r,s. vas Ind NV dom,,,,,,,
vri,crs nm IA. a..o,,;,, 81. ~. .vi.,i.,.
,,r,iy waa n an, ,,.,snr, !, w,. ,I,,i,n.1
,ha, In, ,ar,,y vns ,Jo,,.d a,,in,, "a.
reb.lliun for IN. ,,r,,s. a, ,,,sl,. "a,
euu.. and ,h,, /, .,s ,,5,i, ri Il.
mus. AZ IA, .Yt,.m. ,,o...,,;. A..
s,v,,nm.,, n, ,,,,,i,,, ,rL., $500.
was. In ,h, muin. n ,als.hnol Tho o,'
~ unr ts,ifY which r.,n,,,,d han w,.
the tax On sugar. nnl ,h,, was ,hohs,.,
By III. Mckinley Inv ny ,,,.,,,, a.
tho ilr., recommendation mad, IA, c..
Rotary Chase In sGi for Legislation which
would increase tho revenue. il viii IA.
found tina, the war ,u,i,I consisted nj. A
duty OF q, cents Dor pound ON brown
sugar, y cent. I'm clpy,d .u,,r ~ ,.,,.
nm ,.,,o, L., n,J 80. - ',,'
s.,,-,.' -. $3.50, 80 '" ''u'" '"e
''S'''"'! 'ho"sht thnt no iui'h.r alter
hliob. of TIE thiih would DO required.
These recommendations wore cpa,,,d
INTO law. Tbi. law wa. IN. w,, I'm
The state herald., 1893-07-14

Tne nddress issued by tho silver con
vcution held nj Denver on the 18th in.
slant seis forth in clear and forrib!e
manner tie position of the people o. Col.
orsdo. on the s liver question aud, when
read aul carefully considered by tho
eastern people, will cerlninly cause them
TO at least give more serious thought To
the demands now beng made for the re.
,nonetization Of silver
The state herald., 1893-07-14

Since its first introduction. Electric
Bi,trrs Inns gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now I, Ia clearly in tho lead
among pure medicinal tonics md allcra.
tives--caniainine nothing which permits
is u-e rs beverage or intosicant. 1t is
recognized ~ tho hes, and purcst
medicine Tor oil n,lments Of stomach,
liver or kidneys, Il will cure sick head
nrh", indigestion. constipation, nnd iriys
malaria from tho system. Satisfaction
guaranteed with cnch bottle or tl.
money will DO refunded. Price only Toe
per bottle. Sold by The CITY Drug
Store.
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BEATTY,s oRGANs-ss.a E M.sa !. "
We Mean Business.

The public fl quick IN appfeciate an article
Of merit, and when the publishers Of The
State journal began Offering their Semi.
Weekly Mt only u per year, the same price
that others ask for their wecklies which only
give half AZ many papers, the subscription
list doubled In n few months, and has since
beea growing with wonderful rapitlity, leav-
iag the old.fnshioned wecklics away behind
People don't see any use In waiting whole
week for tho news when they can get 1t
fresh twice week for tho same money
Readers Of The Semi. Weekly Journal get iO4
papersn year for their d, which Is less than
one cent per copy, and they md the paper nj
most as coed Us daily. II you have not vet
tried this great paper, do SO Mt once. 1t gives
You tho markets twice each week, which
alone Ia worth the price. Some of our SPECIAL
offers are: The journal and either The Stand
ard History Of the United States, SANKEY'S
Adventures In Africa, Life of Spurgeon, or
Life Of Harrison, handsomely bound books,
postage all paid, for $40. The journal and
l,ea For 81 we will send The journal two
years and one of the above books free; for
TWO new subscribers (your own name can be
one OF them) we will send you any one of the
above books free; for Sl.65 We will send you
The Journal and Tribune, and any one OF the
are right down to hard.timc prices, Send
for free sample at once, Address,
kEBRAsKA SrATR JOURNAL, Lincoln, Neb.
The state herald., 1893-07-14

England has given public notice tina,
she is going 10 stand out ms IA mono
hetallist,' gold bug and nothing else.
There is but one nation upon the globe
capable OF knocking the socks from un-
der her, and his name is Uncle Sam. He
n "a bimeiallist" aud paper dollar mnn.
and he will say so, and stand up to il
until the cows come home. England
may boss India. but Uncle Sam and his
boy Jonathan nre both pretty lively In
ascrsp. John Boil may scare tho gold.
bugs Of Wall street, but the rrea, teen
log "ost will meet him with IAN army
with banners" and thousand bands
playing Yankee Doodle, aud will lay the
g"ldougs out cold.-lntcr Ocean.
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GUARANTEED CUBE

We authorize our advertised druggis,
10 sell DR. Kings New Discovery TOT con.
sumption. coughs and colds. upon this
condition. II you nro afflicted with n
cough. cold or any lung, throat or chest
ironbls, aud will usc this remedy m Ill.
.cicd. giving 1t u fair trial. aud expert
encs M henciii. you may return the bot.
Ito aud have Your money refunded. we
could not mako ibis ogtr did NO not
know that DR. kinRs New Discovery
could bt relied on. tnevsr jisappoiutr.
Trial bottles ire At he cry Drug sioie
Large siss 5n,. a..i N.0Q.
The state herald., 1893-07-14

4. Land once. Sterling. uui". >.,.a
July 7 i-ri, """'
Complaint having been entered nj this ~ =
v Nee by A " WOnJsilt against tisnk u
Frazier for iniiofr 10 comply with law ss ;"
timber culture entry i,spi dn'sd Jui, ~. is-a.
upon tho SO y see ip,psnrihw In rhiilip.
county Colorado With u view to the cnnceiia.
tion 81 said entry contestant alleging that
tfnnt trasicr failed during the 1td year
after dat. Of said entry n cnii,ai. OF cause
~ bc cultivated 10 acres Of said tract. that bc
failed 10 plant or causc /, he planted b acres
Of trees. seeds " cui,lsna ~ said irsct n- rc-
auifed by law and that said failures siIii ga
ist
The said parties atr hereby summoned 10
appear NJ this pnice on the NTH dat of sept.
t-iii nj t0n'riorh n ~ 10 fe.j,Jnd aud furnish
tptiinony concerning saii alleged failure,
~ H. ttrunN. fsaisisf,
The state herald., 1893-07-14

Reports from Chicago aro unit in
demonstrating what great m,ny peo-
pie have all along asserted, viz: that Wis
itors to the Worlds Fair can find first.
class accommodated s at very moderate
fgures.
The TACT is, there is very little diff
entity in securing good room at 81 a day
That surely is reasonable enough for
anyone!
As to tho cost OF getting to Chicago,
the Burlington Routes local agort will
gladly give you iull information.
The state herald., 1893-07-14

(first publication Juno n, ixa3) No sol
Notica fur publication,
Land ONCE at Sterling, Colorado.
June 70 lssel,
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice OF his inieI.-
ton to make final proof In support Of his claim.
and that said proof will lie made before
Clerk Of County Curt. Phillips county.
Colorado at HolyOkc. Colorado, on July s>tli
lGN viz:
WILLIAM 4. HIBBs.
Id entry NJ. l1gs7 for the s-w !, sec - tp6 II
range Aw.
Hcnamo, the following witnesses to prove
his continNoua residence upon and cuittva-
ton 81. kaid land, viz:
Andrew }. sellers, OF llolyoke, Colo
Daniel Harm :" ''
jain Oadcs,
Theodore Mackie
II. z. TEpA0N. Register.
The state herald., 1893-07-14

Notice IL hereby given that by virtue Of n
wit ~ special execution t-su-,i out II tile
county court of rhiiiips county, Colorado.
dated June nth. 1855. and u inu NJ -her
IA directed. In inyor 81 Augustine Ho1t and
Hxainst David X PanHiporn Mary Ann Fang.
bbrn Gso W iintton md Andrew D. Harvey
partners dnins bu-,n~.. under the nrm name
o. uurt,p hpryc, Riley N Leach and Mr..
Riley hirarh III. wif..s moss christian name
SIX hundred md twenty dollars
damages ANA ob.sa costs and hccrWing
cost. 10 satisfy tho aipoer an,ounis am roni.
mand~a 70 sell the following Described
real inte.tnwitI The northwest quarter
.s t$al srst II the eth y, M. IL mi.
lips co,iniy. Colorado. viii on saturday
VI : ociork y. NJ, Of said dsy NJ the front ioor
1.-THE court bouss N ttoiyokr. Colorado sell
The shove dr.cti premise. at public nur
tioD Ia che highest and besi h,ddyt for cash
!hnfciot, JAMhs A TEMPLE Sheriff.
dated this June 10, iIps, $50
The state herald., 1893-07-14

The drouth has been so severe In Eng
land this year that hay is already sell
ing for $50 per ton. The grain crop is
also reported as almost failure. Sew :
eral ether countries Of the old world
have had their crops badly damaged by
drouth and with the short crops IN the
United States the prospect is that farm
produce will s"on be materially advanced
The state herald., 1893-07-14
first rubllcs,ion JUNG :. i.aa. No

Nntice for P utilization.
L. S. Land Once. sterling, colo.
June 10, trrIJ. I
kIotise is hereby given that the following
MANNED settler has filcd noticc Of his intcn.
tiou to mako ANAL proof IN support Of his
chaiui. md that said proof will bc made be-
FORE clerk of district court Phillips
COUNTY Colorado at liolyOkc Colorado On
July - 1881. viz:
WILLIAM n RAMEY,
Hid Entry No. lixs2 for the n :, n o I aud u \,
NV 4 sec ~ tp In rGw.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residcncc upon and cultiva.
tlon ot. said land. VIZ:
james Hamilton, Of Holyoke, Colo.
John Hamilton, .'
GEORGE kirtrirht, I" =" "
Daniel kirtriGht,
N. ", TEuAOH. nNrr.
The state herald., 1893-07-14

All that honesty, experience and skill
can DO To produce q perfect pill, has
been employed In making DeWitt's Lit
tie Early Risers. The result is specif-
ic for sick headache. hilliousness and
constipation. The City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-07-14
lpportiopu.uts for School Year Ending Jun. 20, 'g3

The following is II list of the apportion-
ments Of the general county school fund
made 70 the several school districts OF the
county during tho school year beginning July
lat i.9: AMI ending June 5th 1898. Amount
apportioacd ti,i693o. Tho same being ESQ
per pupil based upon the school census taken
The state herald., 1893-07-14

First publication June Is, iss5.l No. 79a
NutiEH for Public ation
Land once at Sterling. Colorado
June ~, ley5.
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow ing.
~ named settler has filed notice Of his In
tcntton to make fnnl proof In support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be.
fere clerk OF district court Phillips
county Colo. at holyokc Colo on July n lsSs
viz:
MARTIN v. SUMMERS
lid u No s266 for thcs. y sec II Up 7nrA "
He namcs the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon AMI cuitiva
tion Of, said land, viz:
Smith WOrley Of HOlyoke Colo.
JepthR I. Cutler p"
Thomas Il CarnAhan
Alden A ShAfer :.
II. T.. THDMoN, Register.
The state herald., 1893-07-14
Beatty's PIanos and ORGANS.

Hon. Daniel F. Beatty, the great OrGan
and Plano man Of Washington, N. D., y
buster than ever. In $50 Mr.. Beatty left
home q penniless plow bay. and by his In
40 ~ to sell SO far, nearly 10000 OF Bcstty's
Pianos and Organs since 1870. Nothing
seems to dishcarien him; obstacles laid In
his way. that would have wrecked any ordi.
nary man forever, he turns 10 m advertise.
ment and comes out Of II brighter than
ever. His instruments nre In USE every
where. We are Informed that during the
next ten years he intends 10 sell :,00;000
more Of his make. that means business Of
81, ODo, 600 II we average them at 500 each.
II Is already the largest bnginess of the kind
In existence. Head his advertisement.
The state herald., 1893-07-14

Little vegetable health producers: De.
Wits Little Early Risers cures nalari-
Gus disorders md regulate the stomach
and bowels, which prevents headache
and dizziness. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-07-14

The small appor'ionment showing for dis
trict No. arises from their having been Or
gani,cd very late IN the school year.
Respectfully
CHAs. u. TIMBERLAKE.
County Superintendent
The state herald., 1893-07-14

Ono word describes it-."perfec,iou. e
We roller TO Dewiii'a Witch Hazel Snlvc
cures obstinate SORES. burns. skip dipess.
e. and Ia u well known cure Tor piles.
City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-07-14

S,mo OF the hot .neadrd friends Of sil.
Yer Seem To thinl; it tho proper thing 10
do to talk about "rcpudia'ion'. new
western empire" md "blood flowing to
the horscs BRIDES but. II they would
only stop tn think Tor u moment, they
certainly could see ,hn, by snch talk
they injuro the cause u silver instead oi
adm: II. These wild and unreasonable
threats 'righten none OF the enemies OF
silver and only serve TO place the parties
using them in ridiculous position be-
fore the public.
The state herald., 1893-07-14

We could not improve the quality il
paid double the price. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Sslve is the best sslve that expe-
rience can produce, or that money can
buy. City Drug Store
The state herald., 1893-07-14

The Sunday opening Of the Worlds
Fair does not seem to be proving sue
cess. The managers evidently supposed
that Sunday would prove the most prof.
itablo day OF the week To them, but the
great crowds which they expected to at
tend on TINT day do not attend.
The state herald., 1893-07-14

A special ID Il Il. G.. train, conveying
el0i.OOJ in currency for the relief Of tho
Pueblo banks, made ,he run from Burn
ham 10 Sth street in Pueblo. on Thurs
day,in hours and ihirty-six minutes.
the distance is 10 miles and includes n
climb Of 1000 feet. This breaks the
record OF Colorado railroads. Several
minutes were consumed in necessary
stoppages. SO that the actual running
time was only about two honis aud
iScn,y minutes, an averngc Of nearly 80
miles nn hour Rocky Moun,nin Herald
The state herald., 1893-07-14
Tho winner has Clear Gift Of 0asall
Iortunts, and the Losers 1avs
Patents that may Bring tAem IN
Etill More.

teh utNuhhiSAi pfouAVuio huu tuAt uo 1uu4t Hpfnu
a fortune on delicate experiments before he can
Get new device to apatentAble degree Of perfsc-
ton. This dcluaion the company desires TO dispel.
1t desires to get into thu head ofthe public clear
comprehension Of tho fact that II Is not tho great
complex, and expensive inventions that bring
tho best returns to their authors but ths little,
simple, and cheap onee-the thin1s that seem 40
absurdly trivial that the average citi.en would
feel somewhat ashamed Of bringing them 10 tho
attsntioA OF the Patent Office.
Edison says that the profits no has rsceived
from the patents on This marvellous invitations
have not been sufficient to pay the cost Of his ex-
pcriments. But tho man who conceived the idea
Of fastening bit Of rubber cord to chiid's sil,
othat it would came back to the hand when
thrown, madc a fortune out Of his scheme. Tho
modern sowins-inaohine 10 . miracle Of ingenuity
tho product Of the toll Of hundreds Of busy
brains through hundred and fifty ycars. hut the
whole brilliant result rcsts upon the simple de-
vice Of putting the eye OF the needle At the poin
instead Of at the other end.
The Little ThlngN the Most Valuable.
Comparatively few people regard themselves
ns inventors, hut almost everybody has been
struck, at ono time or another, with ideas that
seemed calculated to reduce some Of the little
frictions oflifc. Usually such ideas are dismissed
without further thought.
why don't the railrnSd company make il
car Window 80 that they can be slid up and down
without breaking the passsngsrs' backs7' ex-
claims the traveller. 'If were running the road
would mako them in such way
What was the man that made this saucepan
thinking Off wrumblss the cook. "He never hnd
to work over stove, or he would have known
how II ought to have been fxed.''
Hang such collar button." growls the man
who slate for breakfast. III wers in the busi.
ncss I'd make buttons That wouldn't slip out, or
break of, or gougc out the back Of my neck
And then the various sufferers forge, about
their grievances and begin to ihink Of something
sl-c. Ii they would sit down at the next conven-
lent opportunity, put their ideas about car win
dowr, sauoepans, md collar buttons into prxc,i.
chi shape, md then apply for patents, they might
ind themselves rs independently wealthy ne the
man who invented tho iron umbrella ring, or tho
one who patented the fifteen puzzle.
4 Tempting Over.
To indacc people to keep track Of their brigh,
ideas and see what there ia in them, the Pr~ss
Claims Company has resolved to offer prize.
To the person whe submits to Il the
aimPiest ssd nse~t pronising inven-
t"n, from commercial pslnt OF view,
the company will give twenty-five
hssareA dsllara In cash. II addition t.
refsaAisS the fees for securing The
Psteat.
II will siss advertise the iave.sls.
free - charge.
This offer is subject to the foliowins c,nditions.
Every competitot3 must oifain putcnt for
The state herald., 1893-07-14
Dcw,,t'a witch Hazel ssly- curcs vi.
Gers, burns and sores. City Drug Store.
mrs, Publication june ~ ispil Ne "
Nn,ige for Publication,
Land Once At st-tttns, Vo,o

Land once ~ sterling. Colo.
- June sru,, Ispt,
NOttCk " hprrh, given that The foiiu~ IN n
named settler hns Hfsd notice of hi. intrn'
tibn 10 make maj tifpof IN support ~ Ills
rini,n, nnh that salt proof viii ~, made h"
fore CLERK 1T tonnty Court mi.
lips County. Colorado, nj 1iolyote. colorado.
IN AuH lrtJ, Wa
THOMAS N GLOVER
M u No i7itnfur tie ne ~ are "a ~ raw
lie naiNas The following wiinpss.s TO prove
his continuous trsidrne" upon, and cnlti,n
ton ~, said land, yiri
TtuinHn ttibbs ~ tiolyoLc Colo
Arthur Nhuir- " y"
Jrlin Ondrs " "
charles TRAINER
n. " TInNuS nrnip,rf,
The state herald., 1893-07-14

Ignorance Of the merits Of Dswitt's
Little Early Risers 10 = misfortune.
These little pills regulate the liver, cure
headache. dyspepsia, bad breath, consti.
patton and billiousncss. City Drug Store
The state herald., 1893-07-14

All tue talk in the world will not con-
vince you SO quickly MS one trial of De
Wits Witch Hazel Salye for scalds,
burns, bruises, skin affections and piles.
City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-07-14

sab.c,ib. tor tho il,,r. lI.nup.
The state herald., 1893-07-14

RTATTY Panos. 9rsse. 81 up. Wan,
Beatty. washinssaa. 4. J.
The state herald., 1893-07-14
(Rirst publication Junc2s)
U.s. Land Once, Sterling, Colorado, !
Nay II, kc0S.

(NO. CID
Complaint having bcen entered At this Office
y by e. j. kamey aguinyt August u Caitan-
berg for abandoning his homestead entry No
slSo, dated Meh %. 1881, upon the ne y section
%, township n range 10 ", In Philips co unity
COio., with WOW 10 the cancellation Of said
entry.
appear Ut tins once on the nth finy OF Au9ust
1881 ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, TO respond and fur.
nlsn testimony concerning said alleged
H.E.T EpMoN. ReRister.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-17

EXPERIENCED OPERATORS and trimmer on chill.
II dren's silk and plush caps A. r. j. 81 Greene st
lNANCY FEATHERs.-wanted neat, quick pastors:
l. also . few girls as leRrners
ALFRED l.. SIMON 4 co. 1886 Broadway