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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-30

-Lehi"h Valley officials are preparing
for long struggle with their men now on
strike Freight IS tied up
Claiming discrimination. the st. Louis
DrayAce Company sued the Louisville and
Nashville for Sl30.00o damages.
Extra tariff on the keystone limited
between New York and Chicago has been
reduced from s3 to So
the general freight department OF the
Pennsylvania Company reports a notice.
able impro vement In freight traffic.
slow collections caused the failure OF
Culver & Co, Sioux City, Iowa, dry goods
merchants Assets. slOo,oOo: liabilities.
500. 900
the proceedings OF the knights Of La
Dor General Assembly are getting decided
ly interesting. Secretary Hayes has charged
fowderly aith using his position and the
seal of the order 10 swind!c members with
bogus mine ock.
Tied up tight. with pros poets O" trouble
ahead That IS the situation OF the Lee
high strike Freight cannot be moved
from the East Buffalo yards and the
chances are that none will be moved for
some time. Passenger trains run on time
-kansn. people have paid Off over S.
900. oe) OF loans and s:,Ss. 900 of overd ra its
during the last nine months, while the
total State and private bank indebtedness
has been decreased Si29 ol7 durin, the
same period.
--Powderly's faction triumphed in the
general assembly Of the knights OF Labor
He Wa. re- elected by a vote of 90 to 20
- Herr Nagel. spirit re finer has failed 1T
Hamburg with liabilities OF 500. 600.
The Northwestern Car and Machine
Shops at Oshkosh. Wis. are in the hands OF
Il receiver. The liabilities aggregate $751;
900.
The Joseph Turner & Sons Woretet
Manufacturing Company at Cleveland ha-
made an assignment. Liabilities, over
s3ao. 00D; assets. $500. 900.
There is a difference OF 81. 900, 900 in the
reports made by the cleveland national
banks to the Comptroller OF the Currency
and to the Ohio stat, Auditor. This Is ex-
planned by the fact that the banks are
taxed on the figures sent 10 the State Off
ciaL
Directors OF the failed Farmers and
Merchants bank o: Minneapolis have been
indicted for fraudulent practices.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

Charles Thomas. hacker and partner
Of Haytin and his theatrical ventures.
died At Tucson. Arizona. of consumption.
John Nj Heating. physician and medi-
cal author OF national reputation. died at
Colorado Springs OF pneumonia.
James Lynes died the day after his
wife at Columbia. Mo. They lived toseth-
er SIXTY years and were buried III one
grave
-nr. Charles F. Deems. widely known
fer many years as pastor Of the Church OF
the Strangers in Ne~ York city. died Sat-
urday night. aged ,i lie was come cted
with Methodist educational institutions in
the South before the war. and. cornin.
North in 1>66. he attracted the attention Of
Commodore Vanderbilt who founded tie
church with which the pas-rrs mars
has since been identified.
samuel Augustus Coala. ert collector
He was IS years old.
AT NiroQua. Wis, Jeremiah Eu>k. en-
Governor Of the State and ex-Secretary OF
Agriculture, died Tuesday morning. He
had oeeu Ill for two months. sufertu:
from inflammation OF the prostate gland.
EN-Governor Rusk was one Of the most
popular men in Wisconsin and the news OF
his death has been received with the ut
NEST sorrow throughout the State and ma
ton.
Obituary: At Columbia. Mo. Prot F..
T. St Clair. President OF Christian College.
a-ed 40: vt St Jossi.> Nc. Dr. W. 5.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-30

continuous tales c. suffering. Priest, and
missionaries are vainly endeavorine. ~ =
small way. t. relieve the misery and SUI
fcrir- which has only commenced " !th the
arrival OF the cold weather ard the gov
ernment will lie appealed to Gao OF the
Indian towns ia the northern portion of
the Province Of Quebec has been wiped GA,
by reason Of the famine 1t = already
known that more than four hundred Iu-
dtauS have persisted because OF hunger l;
Is expected that thousands must inevita-
bly, starve before the winter is over
A runaway freight train on the Wyom-
ins Division of the Union Pacific tnrea,-
enei the fast mail with destruction.
Judge Fitzstmmons. Of New York. de-
cided that Il gambling debt made at a race
track should be paid.
An $50. 900 money package designed FOR
the Citizens National Rank at Munc!e
Ind. is nlysteriousiy missing.
Key. ]. pin~ledy. superintendent Of an
orphans home at Richmond. lud.. was ar
rested for abusing his little CHARGES
Wisconsin Central has Joined the immi-
gran: dooi OF Western lines W, Il. Busen-
bark vas elected OrA?lliss:oner.
canadian Pacific officials we're neatly
trn pped IN IA scheme to cut rates through a
Chicago scalptr.
Capitalists interested IN the propo So.
electric air line between New York and
Chicago. met IN Cleveland, Ohio
Lord Somerset and party were lost In
the Canadian Rockies while hunting. and
lived for twn wee.s Uu horse meat.
Two hundred 81 "A. unemployed of
Indiana polls waited Mayor Denny and
demanded! work.
for donations IL aid OF starving miners.
Headquarters were opened iu iiwaukee
There are ,hirtv-sN cases of typhoid
fever patients at the =. LelS City Hos
p!tal. and chs number i helm. Increased
daily. superintendent Marks. Of the city
fever is fast a>su,nin. an epidemic form,
We have regular rush of typhoid pa =
TENTS ! estimate TINT Ia per cent. of such
cases come to III. hospital. while 30 per
cent. are treated; 1T their homes, -
--Employe- OF Reynolds circus were de-
prietor,. who left them without any
money.
In a lecture Hawaiian affairs at
Somcrvilie. Mass. cN-Nni-ter Stevens
gave three reasons Why he favored an
nexation.
Northwesteru Guaranty Loaa Company 1t
is alleged 8, 800. 003 was raised on WORTH
less notes
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-30

"kATE. do wish you would learn
TO pronounce your words properly.
What can te worse than addressing
the author Of your being as 'Paw'?"
Kate (who has been there Paw
Paw. Exchange.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-30

"OH, Doctor, have sent for you,
certainly; still | must confess have
not the slightest faith in modern
medical science" oh. that doesn't
matter in the least. You see. a mule
has no faith in the veterinary sur
geon, and yet he cures him all the
same. "-Tagliche Rundschau.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-30

CRUSrY OLD GENTLEMAN - Your
singing, Miss Tay,or, is like altar Of
fuses Miss Taylor with graft.
fed smile)-Oh you are too fatter-
ing. Old gentleman continuing
a little Of it goes very long way
Tit Bits.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-30

Leach. aged &c: at Dubuque. Iowa. William
=. Large: at Column bus, Ind. john G. Moore;
at Toronto Ont. Henry :. Northrop. aged
70; at London. England. George Osborne,
tile pianist and composer
The state herald., 1893-06-16
TRUSTEES BALE

whsrr- :; JpS " Shower, q the county Of Lc-
IN NOV rhnlEs, e.nte OF SoioIdo, did By his
Oct q, isss In bcok 81 pese % Of tho records q
1nsan now Phiiips county. convey 70 Geo W
Ions, uqssss. tnc vng described real estate
state g. coiersaos to-E,t; the y OF thes OF
sc IN y OF the 9. y. M, cootainin9
~ acres mofs or iesn, 70 eecur. the payment Of
hts ptlncipsi n1te u 49, t9eetner With ten cou-
pSn notSs OF ~ casn dated vi 70, taS and pay
aplc 70 tne otsss o. Shnn 6tiIiman AID duo %
ne ~ oA{s " M s1o Oct respectively after tho
daas o. 40 pnncipei noe with tntsrest on the
AID eoupon noscs q NE rate OF ID per cent. PER
The state herald., 1893-06-16
TRUgTkK.y eALk.

Where's, JnAn kavaaash.. qf tAs coensy d
"a s q ss.I g SSe Is "a ~ e
jpss I'D, ~ Is ssss = pss: Is q &. rsscsss
4 H.. : e. * s.siss s ~. e ::..:.
: az: o y: s"s sss.: = =. ~, !,
-; y o! Tie sh p z. Caat.i.ins 70 sef,s goe,
81. y s. ;sss, ~ cy~ =. e Pc r!es!ps
crisr q Tm. }. isonsfd snd dsss % Is. sSs ~
% 2, 81. s;', A. Is 81. rs , :.. s az AZ
AID eoapos ee.ss :. ~ rate Il afisss pss esst
;S:; s.s s.sa :ss =! ell: GA s:.: :.
hsrcSi al lie time H. ssass .ssii lscc,Sc due Due
snn sEsss sesr AZ e J. lid ."s. w in.s.
holdry thewof shall Al oprc become due and
paynble, and on reaprst said trustss shall aaver-
~, ws s"r .s sss. ~ fsrs mad. S"d tho
Jafs Vi, be-, !. VI, June ], ". be /. y. and
le.p DECLARED das and payable b, the legal i,,id.
Whereas, y ,.p,eyld:.i In and hy .sId dced Of
Trustee paniel tis,. W. Top. should decline n
artj Andtirp. ". Toms haylnv dcc~a.ed aSi NJ"
ssrosss. ss ~ X. ss.am. , fscn ss, .
IA. which rrf.tcnre L. heretiy made.
Nov therefore, NJ he request ~ the l~sal hold
Monday ihs ssIa isy u June issi be,~rrn, N, X"
,ouLs " ~ ~ and . o'eiock y n, NJ that day n,
ihc Tt~neni street dour ~ The copr iiou.e, In
sIspao. I, y" e hsSr s'fbs ss s"s s al.
~ ,Lr .s,vs deIcfIpsd .prrniser si. AL riai,i.
III. 'sH . ss -" a. NJ. nssss.s .: \.
" Sns "TRIP Is. q sala dss q trust an faiIS
MI, .r. nixnsJ. Si.paicr. Trnssee.
The state herald., 1893-06-16

Fl noE , PhiliIe: ~; -: q Solc;.do; "a 9 q:
Toms,. trustee. The following Described real -
is n: : :s:, e q q: SoGe # tp sHS P
4 TO 70 Ii. a pm. ea :sssias y.
e s. FIX :s Ct b:
modes q on e each dated Aug siss7 and psysbis
70 the order e Wm Leonard. and due % the
a. dsy: Of ~ and AUG sJss'y ate. the
the said coupon notes .t the nate of 10 per osnt.
p;s snnum ;stss maturity, $1,000,
sSs h as is, y q -: :a
re ss's 3, an, part e tim. ;Ss
S ns:. aS 3 a.. a 81
the eicetion q tho legal holder thereof shali b.
cone dce and payabls. End On request aid trust.
Whsgyss default has ben msde IN. the pay
ia Aug q AID principal dns Aug / . and such
a a.. "a p::S: 8 ' IL a'ts So.
tkareuf
Wheesss. 1t b peoyid.d !. snd b. sasd dssd Of
noainsse and appoint snccsssor In trust, IN
slies q "a; sad Oeo Y To.s ssyias dscesssd
s,. |. s; Via IS S sss: sS e "a
NV, fSs.yfors, Il De Fsqssst * u lssal
aid, on Monday he asih dsy q July iaH h.
~ Tssnent street dnor q ths cou!t hoa.s. In
s 3. sSSsi {. Sss ssa s s::is
ssa squisi... insiadiss S"a.sts.d for 10 pas-
ihereon. Together With I'll sxpsnsss Of this pro
ceeitnS, sshY tho tefmi of aid dcesi OF trust !
The state herald., 1893-06-16


a, W4sssA Ysei U bsensst q ~ sesnsy u pm.
gs,S - - 9 6enL y pSss 3 q Is rssssAs q
<. i: siis. 49,, ,:s |. g:
:s: :;s;s Y ~ :sse., & s'sl;I! ss
H. Z, .s. =: :a! e :, ., ( Z e e scss..s
eoepnS Note Of III ssei dated yunS Ia ~ ~
EAyehls 70 the s,FsSsr NJ tbs talfSado AsgUrlI0s
- =: - ~: T., T. s: e. : ' e: G -.
maturity.
~ wss ;c:. s.ss lGs> !. "a !, 81. r. - &
thereof q, tbs iins IL sa;ss sHSil Ssrssr a.
ans ahlr thea Al q said got~s With tnterrsl
TX s,s q ~: !. The election q the .sa
anil scli TIM .sla prrmIes-. and
Whri.as. default has h.n Maie In thu ray
ps i'' y s. ss'' H., se'' ": y" o. and p'Ss 81,
,ash asi,ui, .'li rea,Inii-. sl n said ro,.. hsss
l"S .lerl.frd dun and pai able ~ tbs legal hold
Ms. Therefore. at tic rran~ss u IN. lsssi
boldsf ~ said notes. will, ss tvustce q aiorf.
said. on Monday. tho s<ti, day of Jniy. isbg IL.
i~.l Ito h9ofs 81 " m andy O'Clock D m u
isus~. IN the city OF D-nyrf, rouniy III Arsrs.
be-. and state pf tvIbsNstti, ali 10 tho hiulrst
bidder fnf rs.h. all the shove Described prrfiis.
-. anI az fishts and ~tuitiss. Including bouns.
s!l lntrrrst thereon, toE-ih~ slsh ali rsIensss
~ .Ms rfuc~.lina. ne y, The terms n said drssi
q trust am fullJ authorised and empowered u
Ps..a praysn tplpraao. Jrsr i.si.
Dssra " afss psblIeatioa juss 10, iss1.
The state herald., 1893-06-16
.TRU.THx's SALE

Mhessee OliySf CslAlAAns q the eoany Of
e: 70 ~, rsli H.: r., Z f , "a I'D 3
= ~ 4 ssot . -. u a sSs u rsea ,' 81
tfl9e 80 rhlIies ss1elY. scsvsg g ilsey y;
plsis, slsssssal u u esaaiy u Lasse psv rSii.
81 s s. Ss Sd |: Z e sss
enAnlaa ~ asses non Of 1e.s, 70 secure The pay-
neas u his pfinripsi sois u ~. tog~thes With
va euapQq nulsr II ga oarh dated Nov. 1,h ism
h9d pavalls 70 the order Of The .tolonsl9 becur.
Nov, rpss etlyeiy afisr tbs date II the said prin.
clpel potc With Interest IN the said coupsn notes
= ~ rats u two per csnt per month after mn.
E..,s.., y I: p.e,i.l-i In and p, .sid decd II
.ols o. any Of aid coupon n9te. or any Part
thrrsf o. The time tho zane shall become dus
and payable, then all of ssid not~s with Interest
~ = " dA.s q ale Al t~ slec,lon 81 the legal
able. ard ON request ~ VI trustee shaii advertise
40 scli the ssid prvinlses, anil
Whereas, default hne bren made In the pay.
y,sni of wUuIn~ notes lne Nov. I, ~. May 4. 70.
Ny: W., hexi. ". My. 4. ~. Mny |. W, Nov.
III q sAid notes have is~r DECLARED duo and pay.
sl.lr BY The legal hplder th~rvof
Nov, 1herefos., n i,s rrqUr~t 81 tho i~s.l hold.
O. ~ E nc'ss xili a ,,,s,s. e si..r.ad On
sSis y I'm sSa rssi n XIV la, ,n II
ths T!ein9qi street door ~ be conr iionsc, 10
". citt II Drnyys reasty ofAreppko~, nn,i state
r. Colorado. ssii " iis highest bl,Iies. ipg cash,
s ~ secvs is.ssIh.a ps..lsss. sna AZ rights
Hss q psylag ~ I'D. pa1ss. ssd al Interest
thssfoe, terlkfs vitR ell .ssi1ases q this pne
~ ssns sasSssise4 sMd eyAsovrsed u ~
p,.A -r,., .JS ~ A,p I.h' IT, Trustee.
t's.is..s,i"s ". TX ~ INN w.
The state herald., 1893-06-16

Tbs production Of bsst sugar In the
United Stasss for the year 1897 was, In
fesnd numbsra, l2.oo0.o 900 pouads. TIE
Production Tor 1898 10 estimated 1t H.
100000 pounds. This 10 dsqidelIy good
showing for this co nparativsly new 10
dustry In the United States. THIS re-
tnarkable growth OF the boot susar In
dustry cosclusively demonstrates tho
faot tina. II was wiso ls6isisssos that pro
vidsd bounty on sugar. The demo.
cratic administration threatens TO re-
peal the sugar bounty Law notwithssaad.
ting this splendid showing OF its benoR-
eisl results upon the sugar industry. II
such a course is reform in the iuteseats
OF tho business OF our country, then the
less OF reform We have the better.
The state herald., 1893-06-16
Sss Tire Worlds Fair for Fifteen
Cents.


Cents.
Upon receipt Of vour address and fifteen
csnts 10 postage atamps. We will mail you
prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio Of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition the
regular price 10 fifty csuts. bnt a. We
want yon to have one, We make the price
nominal. You will lind II work Of art
and thing 10 b priced. It contains
iull page views Of the great buildings,
with descriptions Of same, and 10 axe
cuted in highest style OF art. II not sat.
isded with il, after you get II, ws will
refund the stamps and lot you keep the
look. Address
H. e. BucxLES & Co., Chicago, III.
The state herald., 1893-06-16

Kaasas bsst sugar industry has b..
come very important. In addition n
her sorghum sugar iactories, she has two
best sugar factories now running under
ssfy favorable conditions, aud t,N own
ors urs enthusiastic usor the prospects.
Tic state Ia now considering tho pro.
priety u giving nue. dollar per ton on
TIE sse~ts grown in the state. Thst will
make her, in time, the great sugar max :
ing state Of tho Union.- Interstate Gro
scr. a.
The state herald., 1893-06-16
[flrst publication JaRe iR.l
U. 5. Land Ofic~. Sterling. Colorado. ,
April -, lsr3.

Compliant having ieen entered At this afilcr
y BY David Blystone against WIN. J Nicely
q failure TO comply With Law rs to timber
culture estry No fSe0 dated Oct II isep upon
thr u c = sec tp q 20 " In Phillips county
Colo. with vicu 70 the cancellation 81 said
entry: contestant alleging that the said Vim.
J. Nicely wholly failed during tho srd year
=, nj m III ny s.ss. IL ..s or r"t,Ins. ~
second acres broken ON said tract or nny
other part q the ssne; and that during said
!. year After making nai4 entry he vhsliy
10 acres or Any other part ri said tract and
that all Of said fAilurcs continue 70 exist NJ
this time.
The aid parties are hereby samassed TO
appear Al this e6lcs on the S7Sh day u July
ia, ~ 10 o'clock a. n. 70 rsspona and far.
ntsh teesimoay csuceruin6 sasd alleged fail
H.E. Tronor, RaS,ster.
The state herald., 1893-06-16

But certain adventurous immigrants
crossed the line from Nsbrsska and Kan.
sas and soon showed that II was praot,.
cable to raise good crops without irhga.
ton.
Since then there has been . large Id.
dition to the population Of thst part Of
the state. 10 great has Teen this In.
ceesss that number OF new counties
have besn formed. Many town. have
sprung up whore at one time there was
nothing bat rsngs for cattle or sheep.
In the facs Of many prsd,etiops Of fail.
ure, these pioneers have struggled on,
sometimes meeting with failure, but in
the majority Of years achieving SUCCESS,
until now Il 10 generally admitted that
the rain belt region Ia entitled to per-
mancnt place among tho agricultural
districts Of the state.
The outlook for the raih belt has b.
come Wutter Of general interest to the
whole state. That section will atsadily
increase in population. Tho towns will
grow, the farms will be improved, and In
. few sears there will 30 many oommu.
mites ~ prosper oas ns those of the west
ern parts Of Ksnaas and Nebraska.
There 10 no claim that the rainfall has
Increased. The explanation OF the prom
perity Of the rain belt il 70 bs found In
the fact that thu psuple vho setkled thsra
The state herald., 1893-06-16

The lizard OF trus, ees Of the deaf aut
blind school at Colorado Springs have
reinstatrt Prof. lsny n Superintendent,
Of Tho iastitutipn. Prof. Gillette, Of
stnnHheh, ILL.,, hhd been employed by
the board to fill that position, but they
rcccnsidered their action and reuppoint.
ed Prof Rsy, thepresent superintendent,
There will IN oil probability 10 wsao in
the dir II Prot. Gillette insists In stsnd-
s,as for his rights under his contract OF
employment,
The state herald., 1893-06-16

IN Holyoke the populists will make a
strong tfft tt 10 have member Of that
party appointed postmaster. And Why
hos' II Late Pence and Judge 0lyuu
hare the say he ought 70 be q suts Win
net, for they certainly would endorse
him. And IL they asnt populi,ts, what
are they ?-WsnS Rather.
The state herald., 1893-06-16

ts,rst publisatioa May - isee., No. TIC
Nut1re for Publication.
Land olaos 1t Sterling. Colorado.
Nay -, 1881,
NOTICE 10 hereby givsn that the following
~ named settler has nled notice Of his linton
Of bis claim, asd that Aaid proof will DO made
before WmC Robinson Commissioner U
Molycke Phillips county, Colo. on June soth
WILLIAM r SUMMERS
hd No ~! for the s.w y go u tp n 20 "
He names tive following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous reatdencs upon, and cultivA
tion OF, said land, vix:
Edward Money Of Lamar Neb
Charles Baldwin Amherst Colo
Arthur nasten
George Sober
HETRnNon Res,strr
The state herald., 1893-06-16
fFirst publication June o.,
o . Land Ofllce Sterling Colo ~. a..
Anil II lQpQ 0Ne

Csmplaint hayiag been entered At this Of
ecs ~ Rasmus Q Stenbeck AGAINST Michael h
= tlnssr culture !satry No a1s dated March
~ upea the see Y SEQ n tp sn a In
fAlliipS eeanty Colombo with view 10 the
eaAesalation II said entry: contestant alleg-
ing that claimant has failed 70 properly
pleni or eultvate any portion Of said claim
y tree. erse eeeds, cattinEs, crops Or Other.
srs9 dat q satfy 70 The prsssat tune that
eaeh cultivation and planting vas necessary
during Rla years; thees failures sill exist.
apIsaF q nm ofjce on me rs dav q univ
~ a 10 o'clock N 70 respond and furnish
tsslinoay e0aosrning said alleged abandon
NE TEDMON. Register
3 ArWouy Atty for plaiutiR.
The state herald., 1893-06-16
lIir.s puslle.tlon J... be, lssal ne pi

tstrst puei,cstiow Juss 70, issa) " n,
Mites Tor Publication
Lssd oMrrnt sterling, Cols.
Jane 1,tepa
Netics % hersbysivsn that the relieving
ANnAWed tsttlef hns nled notice ~ ME 10.
ientlon v MAKE aeni proof IL AupporS Of his
r,s.hot esunt. court, Phillips oossty Cole,
NJ uslyots tolO.. IN July ~ lxa viSi
UEDkue A hEEbkk
td No r'pl for the . v Y soc u % . a =
Tie na'nrs The toliowiHg~itAes. rs u psuyr NJ
eon!,npo,is residence upon. Asd cultivation 81
sAld iand, Wat
Arthur hAatan ~ An,hrfst roio
1hDmss Nrintirs
John hifhssoh Z"
Arthnr but,srb-ld =" Iioiyuks
H. Y, TsnsoS. H-risi-r.
The state herald., 1893-06-16

M,
| i"y 'nAs ~ psoosc'
my ~ sa,.n'aseoas,y s"oso 70 'ne ".
u"o's. hs' u ono 'n.' s0oo.a a"fscs
~ s''sa''sn o. eapeflmso's' STATIONS
~ ,s"eu''u'.' 'o''..''oos ~ inc west.
S~n."s p'An' Wv" : 'o" 'sse"o
ing We sweet Po's'o ID suisse ADO d.-
.ne"''oos sue contains 'son.o 500 10
"Ms qaseu''e u indigenous 70
pat.s OF New Assco' Isxas' A'isosa,
southern Ss'''o'n's ena some oinsr ana
tse'ons. Inc foos mas nssn 'oand 70
vs'oso's !os tns w. q tsensn shss u 10
'oosSh' e'say t'ooe0se nay oseoos
: gecsG seosososs 'ss eesk' vh'eh a.
The state herald., 1893-06-16
sVckLiN's AaNIcA sALvg.

svckLiNs ARhlcA sALvg.
The best sslvs In the world for eats,
bruises. sores, ulcerr. salt rheum. fever
sores, tsttsr, chapped hands, cLiiblsiss,
corns. aud oil skin ornptiops, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. Il
10 guaranteed TO give sstisfseiiou. or
money refunded. Prics 20 csnts FER ben.
For sale st The City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-06-16
BEATTY's 0R6ANS,.:s..4 I a..; E. ::
Cst'ls r1H- Address DANIEL !. 1sATm
lFirss publication June 1881 No ~
Nutice for Publication.
Land Once, At Sterling. Colo.l

June lst, lo1-
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
~ named settler has nled notice Of his IA.
tenttos 70 make nnal proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof will - made b.
fore clerk OF district coErs Phillipo
county, Colo, 81 Holyoks, Cole on July 18Th
Hid Entry ~ for he e ii sc "a IN N rapre
Aw.
He Nance the following Witnesses TO prove biz
ntinuousTcstdence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land. viz:
Phillip Puyear, OF Holyoke, Colo.
George 8. Brunei, i"
frank U. Storm,
George B. storm, {"
II. r. TxpMoM, Register.
The state herald., 1893-06-16

The most islsliiseut peopIs II our
II .;iy kssss S,s = ues - wsss n:s ~,
3, dysp.ps,s, Hssdschs ed ed sssssisss s,'.
Very email. pssfsos In action. AZ Cry
The state herald., 1893-06-16

The Htsohbsrg Optical Co.. Il ~
Olive street. Ht. Louis, have completed
arrangements to have Prof. Hirsohbera
OF his assistant stay With THAR agsnt q.
W. Dssrcup and test eyes tor thoss Ia
need Of glasses. All tests will b. nads
free Of charge. This will b : rare cp-
portunity for al who are suffering nun
defective vision TO have their syss scisa-
ILLEGALLY examined and corrected. Ths
Professor comes here wholly in the H.
tsrssts Of the b. Hirschbsrg Optical o.
and will atop With his agent y. ". Dset.
cup June 90-N whore may b found .
full lins Of H. Hirsohbsrg's non.ohanes-
able spectaeles and eye glasses. All o.
uliats aud physicians everywhere pro-
nounoe In their favor and Ill WHO ~
them are only too slsd to testify to their
clearnsss, durability, comfort and ssse
they give TO the eyes, even It No. most
difficult work.
The state herald., 1893-06-16

Thsss \ sslvs fus svssy vouud, = We
seees 70 " Wits WitoA Hassl 6alve,
eurse baroa, beulaes, cuts, indoleut acess,
- local application In the nostsils Il
curse catarrh, and always cures piles. AZ
City Drug Blors.
The state herald., 1893-06-16
tvirst pss,ssaasa Juss n ~,
U . Land OAee ssesllMg Csss.
Nay - loS1. No SIC

compiaint haviag ben snisrea ~ shis- o.
y ~ BY Herman Wtleea a9aiass Guss Jss-
tsn. TOT asan4osiag he Homestead sstsy ue
. . 1eta rhlliips ssasty Coie, viii . vlew
- the sanesilAtlAa q sald satSy.
TIE aaid particle are hereey eammeao1 70
taS ~ ie.clsrk . N to rsstsoad And furniuA
tsstisaoay eoacernins saad alleged ahsadea'
mE rEDMOx, nsgss,es.
The state herald., 1893-06-16

For several weeks ibst pert Of eastern
Colorado Which Ia commonly known ns
the train belt" haa been visited by good
showers Vegetation Is iionrishing and
'hs prospect Tor exeriIsut drops is very
good.
In tho rain bclt farming Ia carried on
without irrigation. and therefore the
question II tho rainfall 10 u prime In.
pcrisbcs. Only = lev years ego the
great majority u Colorado psspls
thought that II wss Impr.cisesbls "
raise crops In that part u tks state II
" itnrsss.bls ~ employ Ifstgstua there
The state herald., 1893-06-16

The brsatlag up q the vlptse + Ne
s!snsl for The 6eeakins - of tie yslsa.
Nature y opening up The poeio -
throwing % fseuss. d Wits oo11neas.
ills y Of upQusslloeabis assisAssoo . thSs
opsssesos. ~ CITY Drug Storp.