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Cried Like q Baby.

MUSHROOM (Mich.), Dec. 24.-Kid
Hogan of California and Jack Bates OF
Rochester, N. Y, the former 13l and the
latter 145 pounds, fought twelve rounds
this morning before the Muskegon Ath-
letic Club. Bates was unable 20 hit
Hogan, scoring only twice, while the
other hit him at will, knocking him
down and nearly out in the seventh and
twice and out In the twelfth. This was
Bates first defeat and Hogan has never
been whipped. After Bates was carried
to his corner he cried like baby, pro-
testing that he was not whipped.
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Possibility of a Bread Famine.

CHICAGO. Dec. 24.-The possibility of a
bread famine stares this city in the face.
Saturday night the bakers in two large
bak cries were ordered out by the Union.
The bosses organization has taken up
the matter, and declare they must return
40 work under the new rules or give up
their positions. In consequence the
Bakers Union has ordered a strike in
nine other bakeries.
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Chinese sentenced to Deportation.

SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 24.--Chief Deputy
United States Marshal John Walter
leaves here this week for San Francisco.
having in charge sixty-five Cinnamon
sentenced to deportation for violating the
Exclusion Act. He will be accompanied
by twenty guards. All the offenders
have been arrested within the past three
months. Twelve are in Jail at San An
tonic, nineteen at Del Rio and the re-
mainder at Eagle Pass and FL Paso.
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AFFAIRS IN HAWAII.
The NIohican to be Dispatched TO Hon
olulu on dneSday.

olulu on Wednesday.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Pat was
learned here to-day that the United States
man-of-war Mohican is to be dispatched
to Honolulu on Wednesday. Sailing or
ders have already been received, and
there is unusual activity at Mare Island
preparing the cruiser for sea. It is or
dered that the vessel take a deckload of
coal in addition to the naval supply, and
it is evident that an effort will be made to
force the Mohican's old engines to make
time.
The coal beavers at Mare Island are to
have no Christmas holiday, so positive is
the order to equip the Mohican for sea
without loss of time. Inasmuch as the
steamship Australia sailed for Honolulu
yesterday, and could have carried all nee
essary advices to Minister Willis, the in
ference is that there must be some urgent
reason for strengthening the United
States naval force at Honolulu.
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INTERNATIONAL DISPUTES.
Memorial Asking That They be SUBJ
mitted TO Arbitration.

Memorial Asking That They be SUBJ
mitted TO Arbitration.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-W. Z. Black
stone has presented President Cleveland
and Secretary Gresham memorial
adopted by the Worlds Columbian Com
mission, asking that steps be taken to Sc
cure the arbitration of international dis
putes. The President made reference to
this subject in his annual message, and
yesterday expressed qualification that so
much had been accomplished. Secretary
Gresham said he would take measures to
have fac StDlile memorial sent to all for
eign Governments, sod they will be
asked to take steps to bring about con-
ference TO carry out the plan, which
originated at Chicago.
Blackstone was made an honorary
commissioner for the purpose of securing
signatures TO the memorial, and acting
under a resolution of the commission,
has obtained many endorsements, secur-
ing signatures of the commission from
some forty different nations which par
ticipated in the exposition. They include
Sir Richard Webster, England; George
r. r. Cock burn, Canada; Enrlqo Dupuy
de Lone, Spain; Admiral Maturity,
Brazil: DIR. Anton Won Palmforst.
Austria; L. Hekky Pey, Turkey; n.
Yamataka, Japan; Professor Sheppan,
Wartsoldt, Germany; Chun Quan kee,
China: also commissioners from the diff
ferent States and Territories of the
United States, directors and officials of the
exposition, many chairmen and speakers
of the Worlds Congress Auxiliary, in
Guiding Cardinal Gibbons. Mgr. Satolli,
DR.. Phillip Schoff, Bishop Merrill,
Joseph Cook, Mr. Moody, Rev. Alexan-
der Mackay Smith, William e. Dodge.
Lady Somerset, Lady Aberdeen and
Josiah Quincy: also editors of the prin-
eipal daily papers of New York, Balti-
more and Washington; ex-President
Harrison, Secretary Morton, Comptroller
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TRAIN ROBBERS.
Passenger No. Twenty Held Up
Near Roscoe.
THE WORK SUPPOSED TO BE THAT
OF GREEN HANDS.

Bold Train Robbery on the Kansas
and Arkansas Division of the Mis-
souri, Pacific at Seminole, Indian
Territory-The Mail and Express
Cars Rifled of Their Contents and
All Passengers on the Train
Stripped of Their Valuables.
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Evils Menacfng France.

LONDON, Dec. pa Paris dispatch to
the Times says: Cardinal Richards has
issued a pastoral letter prescribing the
prayers for France in all Paris Catholic
Churches. In reference to the dynamite
outrage in the Chamber of Deputies, it
says the Catholics should join the felici-
tations of the Deputies over the preser-
vation from an awful death, and pray
God fervently that they should turn aside
the evils menacing th 70 country.
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Jail Break at Cotton.

Cotton. Dec. 4.--An Indian was ar
rested last night for drunkenness and
placed in the City Jail, heavy plank
building. During the night the Indians
companions broke III the roof of the Jail,
but could not reach the prisoner. They
next broke the side of the Jail and es-
capped with their man. There is no trace
of the jail breakers or the prisoner.
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DEPEw's TRIP TO ROME.
lie Talks Of Visit at the Vatlcan-An
Audience With the Pope.


Audience With the Pope.
New YORK, Dec. 24.-Chauncey NJ.
Depew, on his arrival from Europe to-
day, talked entertainingly to an Asso-
ciated Press reporter of his trip to Rome.
''I did Rome in four days" said Depew.
81 wanted to see the Pope, but was told he
gave no private audiences. Nevertheless,
L received message that he would see
me the next day at noon. AS I entered,
the Pontiff arose, came half way across
the room and shook me cordially by the
hand. He requested me to be seated, and
then resumed his Papal chair" Depew
said he found the Pope vigorous and strong
in health, with a vivacity of so instead OF
IS. This was especially noticed when his
holiness was discussing questions Of the
rights of property and of labor.
when l rose to CO." said Depew, che
took my hand and said that he had the
profoundest respect and admiration and
love for the United States, and wished
would tell the American people that he
was much impressed with their Worlds
Fair, and had done all he could to help
that; that he was much pleased and graf
flied to learn that | was always kind and
considerate for the employees of my COM
pany and that | had never made any dis
tinction between those of Catholic faith
and others. He also expressed gratifica-
ton when told him of Archbishop Cor
rigan. Thus ended for me one of the
most pleasant meetings with one Of the
most eminent men of the age. The Pope
sent a message to me, but l received it
when 1 could not return to the Vatican.
The Vatican looks to America with more
interest, in view of the rapid spread of
socialism and theories, as her great friend
Of the future"
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AdmissIon Bills Win be DeIaved

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24-Consideration of
bills providing for the admission of Terri
tories as States will be delayed somewhat
after the reconvening of Congress by the
marriage of Faulkner, Chairman of the
Senate Committee on Territories, which
will occur on the Sd of January, the day
set for the reassembling of Congress.
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Silver Onestion I'm India.

LONDON, Dec. PA dispatch to the
Times from Calcutta says: The Govern
ment has not given any sign of its inten-
tions in regard to silver. The opinion is
becoming more general that a sliding i'm
port duty should be imposed forthwith.
The strongest opposition is likely to come
from Bombay. where it is feared the
Chinese trade will be disturbed.
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A planter Murdered.

VIcKsBURG (Miass.), 24.-Mansel
Mitchell, planter and merchant, was
murdered last evening at Ursno Landing
by Willis Green, negro. Mitchell had
prevented the shipping of bale of stolen
cotton. The murderer escaped.
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His Head Smashed to a Jelly.

FALMOUTH (Ky.l, Dec. "a. = Martin
Finn, a farmer, was assassinated to-
night while returning here from town.
He was very drunk when he started
home. His body was found by the road
side with his head mashed to a jelly.
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Cholera at St. Petersburg,

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 24.-Twenty-
seven new cases and twenty-four deaths
from cholera were reported here to-day.
General Gourko is still seriously i'll.
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A Dynamiter Arrested.

BARCELONA, Dec. PA printer named
Sivepol has been arrested for implication
in dynamite outrages, and has confessed
that he made the mold in which the
bombs used recently with such disas-
trous effect were cast.
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PEIXOTO STILL IN POWER.
The Report That He Had Re-
signed Denied.
NEITHER HAS He SURRENDERED TO
THE INSURGENTS

Memorial Adopted by the Columbian
Commission Presented to President
Cleveland and Secretary Gresham
Asking That steps be Taken to Sc
cure Arbitration of National Dis
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CHINESE sMUGGLERs.

Three of the Defendants Found Guilty
by the Jury.
PORTLAND, Dec. PA few moments
before 6 o'clock last evening the jury in
the smugglers' trial decided upon YER
dict in regard to the twenty defendants.
and the hour fer receiving the same was
fixed at O'Clock. At that hour it was
ordered that all the defendants be
pres
Long before Z o'clock the corridors
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TRAGEDY TN INDIANA.
A Prominent Attorney in the Town
of Sullivan AsSassinated.
THE KILLING NOT A MATTER OF
MUCH SURPRISE.

The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
ceivers-The Armour Institute at
Chicago, the Wealthy Packer Whose
Name 1t Bears and the President of
the Institution Threatened With
Destruction by a Dynamite Crank.
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Eckels, Chief Justice Fuller, Secretary
Herbert of the Navy. and Daniel s. La
mont, Secretary of War; John Sherman
and several of the most prominent busl-
ness men of the country, including
Joseph Seligman, Geo. NJ Pullman,
Cornelius Vanderbilt and others. The
memorial and signatures making a large
volume will be engraved in fac Stns1Ie for
presentation to the governments. The
memorial is addressed to the govern
ments of the world and prays that all
will agree by mutual treaties to submit
TO arbitration all such international
questions as shall fail to satisfy by ordi-
nary peaceful negotiation.
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away where he would have a chance to
get well. Since then Tallman has not
seen hIm but once. Friends know where
he is, for he has written them OCCASION
ally.
Shields left to-day for Pittsburg, but
will return Wednesday, when the case is
to be called.
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For the Transmtssissip pi Congress.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 24.-The State
Board of Trade has selected the following
delegates to the Transmississippi Con-
gress to be held in February in this city:
w. II. Mills, n. p. Chapman, John z.
Irish, L. w. Maslin, Eugene j. Gregory
and J. a. Morrissey.
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cloudy weather. Prevails.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 24.-Rain fell to-
day throughout California, being the
heaviest at Los Angeles, where rain is
yet falling. The storm continues central
off the northwestern California, coast,
with a tendency to an eastward move
ment. The pressure is increasing steadily
over southwestern California. Cloudy
weather prevails over the Pacific Slope.
The state herald., 1893-09-01
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koslsshsss sa1 3iasls koni sshssv liz Sssscl.
eats sbovs sapsd. 0sesaln9.
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espvs eatitte4 aftina p pot sesvud With thu
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- me csrsaln gspmlss9ry hYss daeed D.ssmbff
h.ns o,~t. and bc,s-, oi,rvs " this rlAin'lft,
.l,i Z" fotes'y.. one e,s!a,r s,ostsAf a Pc "A
es.ss. az asiivss y sEs .s|a ix w. s" Ssss
and Bstssr. Ohsfn Ia this plalati4 10 seppts tbs
PaXinss,t q sid pspsnissory nots ~ vili moro
!sily sypsss frnss t.s rnsntlAlrt In aid arsIoa
And 700 q. hereby notlhsd That fyou fall In
stsys r.gslsr.i. tIs sald pisisiiS iii lsis a.
is5lt and isdsmsn, as.ins, mn = prsl,sl Tor.
county s;s s1: n ss -. e y. ~ :ss G ~. ~:
iskXi.i VIZ. q. Rosssros. cierh.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

We take this opportunity Of informing
our subscribers that the new Commits
Toner Of Pensions has been sppoipted
Hc is M old soldier, and Va believe that
soldiers nn d their heirs will rsCsive
Justice At bic hands. We do not antici.
pate that there will b any radical
changes Ia the administration Of psnson
affsirs under the now regime.
Wo would advise, however. that u. 8.
soidiess, sailors, and their heirs, take
steps 70 make application At once, II
they have not already done %, in order
to secnre tho benefit OF tho early fling
Of their claims in case there should ba
any future pension lesislstion. suol,
Liquidation is seldom retroactive. There.
tore It 10 Of great Importance that sppli.
cations be filed in the department ct the
earliest possible date.
II U. q. Soldiers, Sailors. or their Wild.
ows, Children, or Parents dssirs inform.
alton 10 regard to pension matters, they
should write W The Pres Claims Com
pany, at Warrington, D. O.. and they
will prepare and send the necessary ap
plicatIou, II they And them entitled I'M
der the numerous laws enacted TOR their
benefit. Address.
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
JOIN wEDplssuRx, Managing Atty.
P. U. Box, 3Sa Washington, d. u
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Now Try This.

It will cost you nothing AMI, will sure
" do you good, IL you have cough, cold
or any trouble with thr,a., chest or lungs.
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for oonsump-
tion, coughs and colds " guaranteed to
give relief. or mooey will he paid back
Sufferer from q grippe found il jus, the
thing aud under it's usca bad . speedy
and perfect recovery. Try sample bot
tie at our expenas and learn for yourself
jus, how good thing itm. Trial bottles
irse At The City Drug Store. Large aye
Soc aud ei.0o.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

The silver men III the senate s>em to
b thinking seriously Of prevailing =
vote Oh the bill for the repeal Of the
Sherman law during the special ressiop.
II they do decide to take this courae,
their scticns will be heartily endorsed
By their cnnstitwsuss. 1.-THE nononss.
alists are dstermiue.i TO slaughter silver,
tbs silver msn will b. juat,nsd 10 pro.
longing the 6ght IL every Wy possible
thereby Gaining time to strengthen ths
silver caues
The state herald., 1893-09-01

Tie proseassd bimetalists In congress
vim voted in the Houss for the uueon-
dit,onal repeal al the Sherman law will
have considerable trouLle in convincing
the psople that their vote was consist
snt with their professions. II they are
ibs friends Of silver that they claim 10
b, they ahould have shown their friend.
ship by working and voting for fsvora.
BE silver ieg'alation % substitute for
The Sherman Law. The plea made BY
them that the business Of the country
demands the immediate repeal OF the
Sherman Law and that they will support
silver legislatioa later on when the prop
= time and sttsntiop csa 30 given to
the qsessioo. II il does not show bad
faith, q leass displays decidedly poor
judGmsst for. when that Law 10 repealed
the silver men will no longer have club
70 hold over the heads Of the gold bugs.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

tFirst publication July %. 1852 No az
NutiCe for Public atiun
Land Onicc Mt Sterling, Colo.
July ,ls0S
n otce - nerebygiven TINT the following
1Nnnmed settler has Med notice Of his in-
tention 70 mako nnal proof In support Of his
claim and that said proof will bo made before
clerk Of county court, Phillips county Colo,
at HslyOke Colo, on sept. ISIS viz.
MARY A HOYT
range 4Aw.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residen0e upon and cuitiva-
tion Of, said land. Wig:
Edward GAthe, OF Holyoke. Colo
Theodore u. Upton,
Samuel d. Lain,
Joseph IL. Guernsey. Z"
II. r. TEpNox. Rexistcr.
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The bill for the unconditional repeal
q the Sherman Law, ~ wss certsin from
the drss. passed the House on Monday.
Ths Gully surprise was 10 the large ma
3ority BY which Il vas pssssd, lsI, which,
was nearly double the majority that was
generally conceded. The Sight now goes
70 The ssnats ard Of course Grover will
bssiu 10 orsck his political whip over
the uemhers Of thst body, but his whip
hes ~ tsSrors for many Of the ssuators
md they will b fousd attending BY the
white metal,
The state herald., 1893-09-01

The canss Of silver was defeated In
Tie Houas but, from the present indica.
tins. 1, will b. impossible TO psss tho
sspesi bill In the senate ut the special
session. The ovsrwhslmise vote sgainst
silver 10 the Rouss, % not - some Of
she gold bug pspera an claiming, the
death knsll Of silver. II 10 only tenn
porary delay in bringing about free coin
age, bnt tho cause will sooh rally from
this shock for FREQ coinage mnst and will
he brought about and that 100 in the
rot distant future.
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specimen cases.

SpVoNUSU S4D0os
8. a. Clifford, New Casssl, via, was
troubled with neuralgia aud rhsuuatism
his stomach was disordersd, his liver
was affected to An alarming degree, up
pstite Tell away, and hs was terribly 70
duced IN flesh and strength. Three bot
ties VI Electric Bittsrs cured him.
Edward Sheppard, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had a running sore ON his leg Of eight
years. standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric Ditt-rs and seven boxss Of
Bucklen's Arnioa Salve, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker. Catawba,
D., had nve large fever sores on his leg.
doctors said he was inourabls. One bot.
tia Electric Bittsrs and one box Buck
lens Arnica salve cured him entirely
Sold BY The City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

trirst rublioataon Aug. II isaO No ss7
Nuttca for p utilization.
Land O1acs a Startling, Colo.
Aug. Sth, io6S
Notice 10 hereby glvan tat the following
~ named settlsr hss aisd netics Of his in.
tention 70 make anal proof n supyoRt II his
claim and that saia pfoef VIII ., made b.
Colo, ~ Holyokes Cello, on Sept i6(h lsoS, VII:
hd No 7et6 icr the 80 Y ESQ sitp7nr0w
his continuous residences upon and cuIuvn-
tlon Of, said land, viz:
Andrew Cnuble Of Ilolyokc Colo
Elmer Worley
Archie L Burdette
George II Poo
TEDMON, Register,
The state herald., 1893-09-01

Ak1Ao 6OAMONh
't''' Of Colorado County 4 Il P ~ Ss.s :: co,
nrs. william Monet, plaintiff. ". Georye G
Bylsndcrs Minnie nylander, l. W Tuliays
GiSsn Tsy a' sSa hc
tp.rtn. r. a. Burnh.m Tulleys 4 COY lIol-
yoke State Bank, John Holmquist and Mrs.
S SOSnn hcln2riss his wife tr.t name m.
TsE 70 PIE OF TEE STATE OF coLosADo To
SccrEc Byiander, Minnie Dyiandcr. l. "
bsrnham. Lysander W Tulleys ana James n
nrvw. lpartncrs a. Burnham Tulloys 4 Col
Holyeke state Bank, John Holmquist and
known r Z webster trustee and John noe
the descendants above named. GkEETiNG:
You are hereby required 70 appear In an
action brought against yoe BY the above
lips county, state II Co,orsdo. and answer
the complaint therein within twenty days
after the sorvice hereof, II served within
or By puSiitstion, within thirsy days aSsSr
the service hereof. exclusive Of The day 81
servics; or judgsnaent BY default will BE- ia
E.. ..s r, ne pcy Of
plsint Il ths above entitled sctien b not
served With this sumus0ns, or II tho service
ssrso a1 q mads oss e tha: STATE. then =.
spscahcd for appesrancs and answer will bs
silswsa beecss &c taking q jsdgsnsns By
QelauIt - 8&ofoD0l0.
:essss N 4 &c r..s az !.
ltvercd By eeld George q and Mtnnie Bylan-
der 70 aaid Carsncs 4 neess upoa the s.w V
sec II tp r. y " In sad csuaty q Phillips
70 securs Tie payment ~ The sam u ~ and
interest. attsruey'A fees . .. decisFsi 70 b .
nortsage ant nfst lien upoa aaid land and
70 forocloos Tie naf11e and have sald prun,lsps
sd and procesds applied % rsymen Of aid
dsbs Esd II not sulBetent that . dedcsency
)udgsment b entered for balance dus and
turshsr that upon The sale q aaid premisss
ynu and each " you b fnruvcr barred and
excluded FROM ali right, title, equity Of re-
demltioe OF other interval II and 70 said
PREMISE - will moro fully appsar from the
complaint u said sctioa 10 which rcfsrsnce
u hGre made.
And yoa are hereby not,eed thatif yes fall
N app6ar. and to answer the snid co1nplnint
~ nbove requirsd the said plAlnti6s win take
default snd Judxsnsat ~ prsysd for In his
complaint
0ivsa under my hand aAd The srai q
.ar ccaaty ooart II holyeke 10 said csunty
this 1lse day q Joec, 4 d ~.
fsEAL WI. Q. kOBiNnOn, Clark.
&C rlans6ury and J lDsmpa1ef Ast'yp
The state herald., 1893-09-01

s s tho f,ryfnent NJ said note a. viii more
fully sppsar from tl,o complaint In said action
And yoA are hs.chy notified that II you fail To
appear, and IL nnswef the sAh complaint ~
enCye req4itsd, tho eaid plaintiff will take de-
Given under my hand and tho seal Of our aid
Ssasty fodt ct Rolyeks In said county, this 18th
iskSti ~ WI. q. ROBINSON, Clerk.
The state herald., 1893-09-01

tfifat publication Aug. s.ispn) mo ssi
Notes for publication.
July - lAH,
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has aled notLos q biz iutcis-
esd that sssd prpas VIII u made breufv
clerk u CvuAty Cnurt, t'hillips county,
Celerado at nolsoke, Colorado, On sspt. tth
CHARLEs n hoORg
Hd ootk for tho = Y &c q tp fnraW
He nanscs tho following WITNESS 70 prove
tion II, said land. viz.
dWntson Pntmon
19sck NoCnrtv
Henry Hocsch bryant
u. y. Txpnox. Register.
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lFirst publication Jul, ai.l No. ~
Notice for Publication.

July 10 iaaS.
Notice Il hereby given that the followine- AAn,sd
~ settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
MAKE final proof In support Of his claim. -
that said proof will b made before ci1sk Of
dis'rict court, Phillips coanty. Colo. at Aol.
yoke Colo. on 6spt ., isea. viz;
WILLIAM ) CRUZAN
lid + No esss for the no Y &c ~ tips tsw
He names tho following witnesses to prove his
continaoas rcsidence upon. and cultivation Of
said land. viz:
Gri6en Guernsey Of Holyoke Colo.
Almond Guernsey
Samuel D Goddard
Hans 0'kerg
u. Z. TEDMON, Rcai.ses.
The state herald., 1893-09-01
svoxL,M.e ARssscA sAlvg.

The best salvs In the wvsld for outs,
bruises, sorss, ulcesa, salt rbsum, fever
sossa, tsttsr, chopped hesds. oLitblaiss,
corus, ard oil skin sruptioss, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or No pay requIred. Il
70 guaranteed 70 give sattsfsctlou, or
moesy refunded. Price 70 oents per bog.
For ssls 81 The City Drus Store.