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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-15
SCARLETINA IN HILO.
SEVERAL MORE CASES RE
PORTED By DR.. WILLIAMS
The Board or Health Devotes Most OF
Its ses.ion to the Question of
ouarantining Hawaii.

The Board of Health met at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon, there
being present President Smith, and
Messrs. Lansing, Warehouse and
DR.. Andrews, and Agent 9. B. Rey
nolds.
Marshal Hitchcock and Drs Coop
er and Howard were present by re-
quest of President Smith, for the
purpose of talking on the question OF
scarletiua on Hawaii.
Letters from DR.. Williams of Hilo
were read, one, of December 4th,
stating that two new cases had brok-
en- out in that town. They were both
light and had been quarantined. The
former cases were almost we'll. DIR.
Williams letter of December 9th
said that the quarantine had been
raised on Marshal Hitchcock's prem
ises, as Miss Hitchcock WAS almost
well, but that another case had brok-
en- out at Wainaku, Portuguese girl
being the victim. DR.. Bond of Ko-
hala reported one case from Halawa,
in his district, that of G. V. E. Dove,
who was under quarantine. He is
now convalescent.
The question of whether a strict
quarantine should be kept up on
Hawaii, 70 the extent of not allowing
any passengers for the other islands
to leave, was discussed. President
Smith read his instructions sent to
DR.. Williams on November Sd, tell
ing him to take all necessary precau-
tons to prevent the spreading of the
disease, and, in case of epidemic, to
see that no one left the island and,
if possible, to keep people from leav-
ing Hilo for ether parts of Hawaii.
DIR. Andrews thought that the
people of Hilo had behaved very ra-
tionally in the matter, and that they
might be trusted to take care of
themselves.
Dr. Howard did not think it neces-
sary to quarantine the whole district
until the disease became epidemic
The people of Hilo seemed alive to
the situation.
DR.. Cooper said that all mail matter
should be strictly fumigated, but saw
no necessity for a strict quarantine;
that no letters nor articles of any
kind whatever, should be allowed to
be removed from any infected house.
4 motion to the above effect was
passed, and also motion to instruct
the agent of the Board to change and
disinfect his clothing after visiting
any infected premises. Also that
every house In the neighborhood of
infected houses should be thoroughly
inspected,
President Smith said he thought
that, in view of the disease reaching
here, full description of the symp-
toms should be published in English,
native, Portuguese and other langu
ages, so that any case could be re
ported to the Board. The Board was
in favor of such action, and author
lied DIR. Andrews to prepare such
statement of symptoms.
After little other unimportant
business had been transacted, the
Board adjourned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-15
Baked Peaches

Wipe the peaches so - to take away the
surface and pack them in a small stone jar.
Fill about two-thirds full and nearly cover
the fruit with water. Scatter sugar over
them and bake in a slow oven from one TO
three hours, according To the condition OF
the fruit.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-15

Woman's love, like hchens upon a
rock, will still grow where even charity
can find no soil TO nurture itself
Boyee
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-15
The illustrated Tourists enid,

That popular WORK, "THR TOURISTS
GUIDE THROUGH THE HAWAIIAN ISL
ANDs," is meeting with steady sale
both at home and abroad. Tourists and
others visiting these islands should be
in possession of a copy of it. 1t is per-
feet mine of information relating to the
scenes and attractions to be met with
here. Copies in wrappers can be had at
the publication Office, IS Merchant
street, and at the News Dealers. Price
90 cents
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-15

wouan's cause is mans: they rise or sink
Together, dwarfed or godhke, bond or free
-Tennyson.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-15

Keep your friends abroad posted
on Hawaiian affairs by mailing
them copies of the HAWAIIAN GA
zETTE and DAILY ADVERTISER.
The state herald., 1893-08-11
q. A. R. NOTICE.

We take this opportunity OF informing
our subscribers that the new Commits
oner OF Pensions has BEEN appointed.
He is m old soldier, and 10 believe that
soldiers an d their heirs will receive
justice at his hands. We DO not antlci-
pate that there will b. any radical
changes in the administration Of penson
affairs under tho new regime.
We would advise, however, that U. 8.
soldiers, sailors, and their heirs, take
steps To make application at once, IL
they have not already done SO, in order
to secure the benefit Of the early filing
OF their CLAIMS in case there should be
any future pension legislation. Such
legislation is seldom retroactive. There.
lore it is Of great importance that appli-
cations b. fled in the department at the
earliest possible date.
II U. s. Soldiers, Sailors, or their Wild.
ows, Children, or Parents desire inform.
alton in regard to pension matters, they
should write to The Press Claims Com.
pany, at Washington, D. O., and they
will prepare aud send the necessary up
plication, IL they find them entitled un-
der the numerous LAWS enscted for their
benefit. ADDRESS.
PRESS CLAIMS, COMPANY,
JOHN wEDDkEsuss zs,ns Atty.
P. .. Box, 3S5. Washington, D. q
The state herald., 1893-08-11
BEATTYS ORGANS %,ii. a, e. .. ".
laEuc, Addrss or call on DAMEL Y. iiEIrrY.
Washington. N. ..



., wA Sp '. se psar codra q. ra9'p +,
hls deed Of trust. dated Apr iith it-p and record.
III April nth issg ~ book pasr 10 Of the ne
ilss,, ss iso~' ssssss e
rial estate situated In tho county oi
Phillips, riain ni Colorado. to.wlti
los ~ block 80 In llolyoko original town
s ri. lis Ss;. ., oiSl; 1S Ri, q y.
and payable u tie opler Of Of Charles
4. klIflnian and due on tho first day. 81 Apr
coupon note. With interc., ON tho said coupon
nots. r. tho rate Of " pcr cont. I'cr annum after
Wasrsa.. !, Is provided ln and by -sld deed ol
Trust That In default of payment Of aid
ss Inn, "G *. ,ss part s .srs't s Z,
and payable. thrn all ~ paid note. with Intor,.t
~ % thr date ~ .alr NJ tho rlrrtlon ~ tho legal
bn.det tlorof shall At ono. hecomc 'lnn and nay
and sell tho raid prenipna. mud
whefran. default has been made In tho pay.
nrn' or coupon nvt.s ln. AIR l, W Oct T. VI
Arr T. ~ anil such default .illl continues ali VI
said, petr- have been declared due aud payable
by tl" legal holder thereof.
Ngw. Therrfoie. n. tho. request II the legal
hol!sr ~ SAIL notes. viii, "a trustee rs afofe'
.aii. "a Iac.da,, ,nc ~, dry q Aug lsol DO.
hat day. ne the front door VI The rnuti
gan. and sin'c, 81 .'plorn.io neIl 10 liz hir6c-,
bidder, fnr rnsh. all the nbgsc ieseribcsi ptrfnis.
r!.rd for ihe, purpose ofpayIn r said notes. and
nl interest thereon, toseibrr with all pSprnss,-
~ this proceeding. M by ihNirrnp " sniI ,lfpsl
~ trust mn fnlls authorized aud empowered IL
iirsHr 4. rALnrn. Trustee.
Dated 81 fr.i publication Jun. ~. ihp1.
The state herald., 1893-08-11


Count, Cart. Jnine- " llfowp, blalniiif. ",
Sherman Wellon, tsldrn ! hichnr,i. banfof,i
ltirl,Hy,lr. pufenlnpi.,
THE FEofiEOFfli STATE or COLORADO
To hhefinah Wsitnn triden \ Richards
sanford richards tho dafrDdahts above
named OhEh1iNI:
ton arr i,errl,, required 10 spi~ar In an aeiien
brpR,i hFninri ,vu ~ the nis,y~ named plain
tn ~ The count, court 81 Phillips county, h'ain
" nlofisIa. ard answer The eomtirint therein
siiiiip trrnty ,la,. after tho s,tsira ipfrof. II
tef,~l Within tbs runni,i or " served out ~
this county. or ~ es!lien'I0n. within ililt,,
days nfi.f the setsira hereof. exclusive of tlir
,iay u roftirei"r judirrrnt b, default will bc
taxi, nrnin-t yt,t sefnfllnH H. the ptugef ~ uir
eofnrlnint. tai u n ropy ~ tho complaint IN
VI. above entitled neiios l'r not sat,rd with ibs
.uniin1ns az u the geNico letroflsp mndr ont Of
this ttnir. th.n Tan dn,s additional So ilr time
hrrinbefpfe sper,il' Il fnr aitsatahre and rnawet
viii b. allowed bcf're Tho taking of judgment
b. default nR afnfrrfiil
III. said milton " brought N fcpo,nr tile
sIiu ~ tito Nth interest thefs0n NJ tho rats
- y per etiit ffpiu the ist day ~ NOV iva
Win attorneys ~ and tasrs dur ulrpn one
rtftnin band rsertitsd and delivered ,by do.
funnpht jlrsp,sa Wuiton 10 Clarence u u ssc
a, II ~ htW a<ssvhrd 4. pinlhiin HlvU \, fntes
.lnre One fsrtnin deed II lfnst given 10 NJ.
untu ilIr ahid boed u,'vN the s.wi, ~ Afc7 ~
n ~ rnnpa 4, west ~ tth y ~ ~ thiliips
tiihit. toisgrd0. ~ VIII mimi f,iily appear
The state herald., 1893-08-11

ALIAS SUMMONS

ALIAS SUMMONS.
State OF Colorado. County Of Phillips. rs.
McPh,rrin Plaintiff. vs.. John " fhomp :.
ron, Mary Thompson, l. W Tulleys trus.ce, The
Anglo American Mortgage and Trust TO. De
Pendants.
THE PEOPLE oFTnHsTATE OF COLORADO
To John " Thompson, Mary Thompson. l. W
and Trust Co. tho defendants above named
uructing.
You are hereby r~luirrd to appear In an action
brought against you BY the above named plain
IN ~ the county court Of Phillips county, state
within twenty days after tho service hereof. II
served within this county; or, II served cut IL
this county, or by publication. within thirty days
service. or jntismcai BY dcianit Viii b taken
against you nccorsiin. to the prayer Of the conf
pIaint. And Y aecp, Of tho complain: In the
olo,c entitled action be not served with this
thir staic. then ten days additional Ia tho time
horeinbeforc specified for Appearance and an
ewer will be allowed before the taking Of juds-
mont by default as aforesaid.
The said action i- brought to recover the sum
Of 800 with interest thereon AT the ratio OF Is
per cent FROM the md day OF July i.ss upon one
certain bond executed and delivered by the do
fondants TO Clarence X. icsso and by him as
signed to THE plaintiff. also To for~core ons
tain trust deed given to e.curc tho same upon
tho SO y sec . ~ Z p OF ~ " al y IN In Phil
lips county Colorado ns will morc fully appear
from tho complaint In said action 10 which ref
rrunce IL herc made;
And you src hereby notified that u you fall Ia
appear. and I" answer the said complaint ~
fault and JUDGMENT rs prayed.
Given under my hand and tho seal of our roun-
y court Ct iiolyose In said cocniy. this 18th day
tsEAL.I WI. C. ROBINSON, Clerk.
Tint publication July H. lrkl
The state herald., 1893-08-11

Any book you want, loaned tn you, In
city or country, anywhere In the United
Statcs for as long or as short time as you
day, is the offer of The American Co-opera-
tive Iibrary.rcccntly organized in New York.
This undertaking successfully carried out
citties than heretofore enjoyed outside Of
the reach OF less than n dozen Of the largest
Libraries in the principal cities. Boaks can
through neighborhood book clubs or from
country postmasters. ncwsdcalers. bookscll.
crs or o.hors who will net rs agents. A leo
page catalogue Is sent free to any applicant
enclosing v two.ccnt stamp; members Of the
library are not limited to this, but may ortior
any book In current literature suitable for
general circulation. Any further informa-
dress The American Co operative Library, 81
lose st, New York,
The state herald., 1893-08-11

Notice ~ hereby given that hy yiftnr ~ n wri
81 special execution i..nel ant ~ tho count,
cont q, PHILLIP, eotnt, Colorado dated Jul, r'fl
ueor9- u. Clark and rsnin-t John Quinn Eliss
Quinn y Harvey Wilbert ileeI and ]
Pef,inr-r fer the rum. ~ se,cn hundred nit
lwenty'four dollarr nns IL cents coat. and nrrru
IN cost. To vatiefy tho sl,oyc a,pounts am rnin
mnndcd to sal! tho following ,lssrriissi ne
estate fo.wIti Tho NV quarter y NJ 40 ~ishtfN
IL township .ov.n "a moth In range forty II,
ttn) wc.t of tho ath ~ In Phillips county, Cole
rsdo. will IN Saturday tho 10 day Of Augp,i
Hnrfion NJ tho hour ~ o'ciock i ~ II Md ia,
NJ Tho iron, 'l.or ~ the court ho,,-s In Hoiyokc
Colorado ta tia hlRhar' and best biddor there
for i'~i.si this July 10Th h itps, ~
JAMFa A. TfHrft aha,iff
The state herald., 1893-08-11

Messrs. Boddic Bros. wealthy Chicago gen.
tlemcn. having the interest of their city ut
heart, and desiring to disprove the fsislty Of
the statement that only in boarding houses
can 10 found moderate priced accommo.
dations during tho world's Fair, rcmodelcd
and furnished at n great expense one Of their
famous absolutely fire-proof business struct.
ures, located corner OF Franklin and jackson
streets, within short walking distance Of the
Union DEPICTS. theatres. postoficc, board Of
trade. steam, elevated. cable roads and steam
boats to the Worlds Fair, furnished newly
throughout 800 rooms, superb parlors, cleva.
tors, electric lights. exhaust fans to keep
cool entire building. named this property
The Great Western Hotel. and invite the pub
lie to take their choice OF rooms for HOO per
day. children TO 10 flfty cents. Elegant res
taurant and dining rooms where hnc meals
arc rsrved ut 10 cents, or Ia carte at very
moderate prices.
There would DO iess heard or known Of cx-
tortion and imposition connected with the
Worlds Fair were there more public spirited
fair minded men In Chicago AZ arc the own
crs and proprictors Of The Great Western
Hotel. Our readers should write as early rs
possible to secure rooms. for they are being
taken up rapidly.-st. Paul Daily News. SIS
The state herald., 1893-08-11

Notice "a hereby el,.h that b, ,irire ofn wri,
Of ,psclai e,eeuiion iftuo,l out 81 tho tgupt,
court ~ Ihillips county colorado dated July I'fh
ls.J and 10 mo as sheriff directed in favor of
Oroter Y, Clark nnd ngnip-t stella u Jarvis now
stella s.ars u ~ Gilman George Jarvis rnd
eleven iollnfn mud Z. cents damages and twenty.
-four dollnfs and rinriy cent. costs and Gecruine
costs To .htisfy the above amounts ] nm CON-
manlcd 10 tsll the following described rrf rs,ntr
to-wit, The mo quarter y Of .eeiien nine tpl In
tu~nrhip sis 10 north IN nhgr forty.six t.6 wrst
~ tho 9th y NJ ~ Phillips county Colorado.
u.rerihsd premises At lutiic auction NJ tho hour
Ola O'Clock y M IL fn.d day n tho front ,ioor II
The court h.n,c in liuI.oke Colorado TO tho
highest and b.t bidder thenfor Dated this
July lab a ID ists. ;-.r.l
Jams A TsArLr, Sheriff. p
The state herald., 1893-08-11

Notice l. hereby ri,cn that by virtue Of wri,
~ trsriai execution iunsd out II The county
court of ihiillis county Colorado dated the nth
dis, Of July I-t5 aud 70 me NJ sheriff ditc-isd IN
liutrhin.on. Isirlis II is,vciand and Mabie
liichards fer the cum ~ four hundred and seven.
t,-an~ dolisis md ten cents damages aud twenty
sis doiihrn aud hftr'n cents costs and nccruinH
coats "a sati.f, tho nhnn amounts ! am com.
msndrl 80 coll tho fol low ips described roaisAinis
i,-witi fis wet thif II the northeast, quarter
'. md the nsA Inf 81 tho ,ouilis ast quarter I.
fnavo fuiiy.ihns tisi wet u sixth - N IN rhil.
lip- count, tclorrdo. will IN the 10Th day ~
Atrust isfsi. svll the atsrr described premises
~ iAhlie tnstirn NJ the hour al o'clock n m ~
mid DAY NJ 'hr trout dpor ~ tho r.nrt bnlIhs In
llDisukr Cnl.fndp 10 the ligher, nnd best bidder
therefor. Dated W. j. July 9th bau. 1J~.p1
Jams 4. Temple, sheriff.
The state herald., 1893-08-11

l, il rumored that certain Denver par
ties are working on scheme 10 have
the Akron aud Sterling Land Offices dis
continued and the territory in these two
districts thrown back into the Denver
district. Tho motive for this move is
very plain to any one who Is acquainted
with the condition Of the bueiness OF
thcsc Offices. Tho Akron and Sterling
Offices have been doing good business
for some time while tho business OF the
Denver Office has been qnite light with
aprospcct Of becoming still lighter Ind
the Denver parties scc that. with . con-
iinuation Of the preacnt districts, the
time VIII CONT when the bushes Il the
Denver office will bscoms 20 light thnt
ihcre will be danger o, the oiticc being
discontinued and they arc making mn Of.
fort 10 have the territory Of These two
good districts attached TO the Denver
district in order that they muy make
sure Tie pcrmanencv OF the Denver Of
flee. This may ho wise move 30 far Az
The interests Of few Denver oilice.hold-
ers is concerned, but, il It is successful.
II will do srcat injustice TO the people
OF northeastern Colorado and will very
mnca retarl tho settlement and devel-
opment OF this part Of the state. The
people OF Denver havo had but very little
sympathy with the settlement and agri-
cultural development OF this part OF the
stale and now, sitter the brave and hardy
settlers have built up . good business
FOR their locnl land offices. to have the
S.nefits OF this business turred over to
Denver would be gross outrage, II
our senator's md congressman have any
influence with this administration rad
desire TO see their constituents IN THE
part VI the state treated fairly. they will
nsc that influence to prevent the cary
ing out Of this unjus, oflce-seekers
tcLeme.
The state herald., 1893-08-11
ALIAS sUMMONR,
State OF Colombo, County Of Phillips, IS.

In tho County Court
Mrs. william Mofet. plnintifr. ". George G
Bylanfcr,. Minnie I.ylandcr, l. W Tullrys
trustee, Clarence X Hess, Albert q Burnham
l.ysan.cr w Tulleys and James N Brown
tpartn r. Rs Bnrnham Tuii'ys a Coz IIoi-
| yoic state Bank, john Honqnist and Mrs.
John ltolinuuist his wife thrst name I'M
known Ewcbster trustee and John poc
Defendants:
George q Bylnndcr. Minnie Dyiander, I. W
Tulleys trustee. Clarence X Hcsse. Albert q
BnrnhGm. Lysander W Tullcys md James N
iiolyoke State Bark, john uo,ma9isf and
Mrs. John Hoimquist his wife (flrst name un.
known Il T. Webster trustee and John Doc
the tie cndsnts above named. GREETING.
You are hereby required u appear In nm
| acton brought against you by the above
oamCd plaintiff in the county court Of Phil.
lips county, state ri Colorado, and answer
the complaint therein within twenty days
this county: or II served oui RI this county,
or by publication, within thirty days after
the service hereof. exclusive Of the day Of
ken against you according the PRAYER Of
the complaint; and II q copy Of tho com
plant In tho above entitled action be- not
hereof be msds out OF this state. then ten
days additional 10 tho tiiso hcrelnbefors
~ a: "a Ss.sssns s.
default NJ Aforesaid. -
The object and prayer Of said complaint Ia
70 have certain trust decd executed and do.
itvcrcd by snid George q aud Minnie Dylnn-
der 70 said Clarence llrcss upon tho s.w \,
sec II ~ ~ r 10 " In sngd county OF Phillipa
20 secure the payment 81 Tie sum Of e'oo and
Interest rttorncy't fees = o. declared to be =
mortgng' AN II FIRST lion upon said land and
to forrciose tho same and have said prsmirs.s
sod and proceeds applied 10 paymcn OF said
debt and " not sufficient that deficiency
judgement be- entered for balance uue and
| further that upon the sale II said premises
you and each II you bc FOREVER barred and
excluded from NIL right. title, equity Of rc-
dcmption or other Interest IN and to said
premises ns viii more fully appear from The
complaint IN said action 10 which reference
IL here made.
And you are hereby notified that You fall
to appear. and To answer the said complain /
US ab,yc required tho saidplaintifrs win take
default aud judgement ~ prayed for In his
complaint
Given under my hand lid the seal Of
our county court al 1iolyoke In said county
this 3lst day of June, A 3 liza.
skALl wM. G. ROBINSON, Clerk.
&C fiansbury and r ! Dempstcr Att'ys.
The state herald., 1893-08-11

Notice IL hereby given that by virtue Of n
writ Of special execution issued out Of the
county court OF Phillips county, Colorado,
dated July 18th, 1873, and t. mo rs sheriff
directed, In favor Of Pierce wright 4 TO and
chaplin for the sum OF (e6l l0J
nix hundred and sixty one dollars and 3tc
damages and er.05 costs and accruinY
costs to satisfy tho above amounts lam com.
mandcd U sell tho following described
real estate, to-wit: The northeast quarter
OF sc % ~ six lO north Ia range forty
s .rs sS ss we.. oiara aIS on hi,
tho 18th day OF Aug, lSoa, ~ the hour
OF o'clock p. m. Of said day Mt the front door
tho above described premises ut public nuc
tion to the highest and best bidder for cash
therefor. JAMES A TEMPLE shcFin.
DATED this July ~, lssJ. Jss
The state herald., 1893-08-11
sHERIFf's SALE.

ho,ioc I. hetch, ,;ivcn ilsi by virtue 81 n wrl,
al sprrlnl execution issued out ~ the eouriy
rg,n Of Phillips county Colorado date, d lY mi
I'it and e. me M sheriff directed In favor 81
the rpni Of FIVE hundred and fifteen dollars md
a. cents dnmAecc and seventeen dollars and IS
rns ro-f. aud nccriing os's Ia satisfy the hiaye
d.srriibrd real estate. tg-wlti The n-c quarter Y
~ &c tw.niy-nlnr trgl In township seven III y
IN fnns" fo-t,-scycn ~ wcst OF lLe a,l . ~ In
day ~ August i.ii feii tho above tlerrriissi
pt.si.es nj public auction ut tho hour ~ .
o'cloct'p m 81 rsil day Of tho front door nf the
court house in Iiolyokn toorado 10 the hl.l,rst
aEd bat bidder therofom. Dated this the ys,h
al July i-Vj. 5-essr
The state herald., 1893-08-11
mrs, publ.cau IN july IL, l~,s. /

US. Land once. Sterling, Colo. 1 x,.,
July 1873. ""o"
complaint having been entered nj this Of
y flee by A u wonderiy against Frank q
Frazier for failure TO comply with law AS to
timber cniturc entry Hso9 dated July -. 1850.
upon the Sc y sec iotpsnrisw In Phillip.
county Colorado with view to the caucciiH-
ton OF said entry: contestant alleging that
Frank Frazier failed during the srd year
after date Of said entry n cultivate or cause
10 he cultivated 10 acres or said tract. that he
failed to plant or cause 70 he planted acres
OF trees. Soda or cuttings o. said tract rs re-
an,rcd by law and that said failures sim tx
ist.
The said parties ARE hereby summoned 10
appear NJ this office on the sth day OF sept.
lrJ nj i0a'riock IA IN to respond and furuinh
testimony concerning said alleged failure.
u. v. TEpA0s. Register.
The state herald., 1893-08-11

tfir-t publication July sith. isss, Sos1o
Nuiipe for Publication.
Land Once at sterling Colo.
July ~. l1e1.
Notice H. hereby given that the following
~ named settler has nlrd noticc Of his in-
trnti"h 10 ,pRk~ nnni pre8f In support Of his
cinin ana that said proof will b. made bu-
fore clerk u district court Phillips county,
Colo. Mt hoiyokr.Coio. 90 Aug. - isee. viHi
WILLIAM iOvirT
I'D No s1st for the NV y $40 q ~ snrI "
He nn,nrs the following witnesses In prove.
lion ~, SAID land, ttxi
August Newman " flnNtnH Colo
John ~ Virgins ~"
John y. Anderson {"
Samuel warren I"
ne Tl.pMoN. ltegi.tcr
The state herald., 1893-08-11
SHKRIPF's SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of writ
OF special execution issued out Of the county
court Of Phillips county, Colorado and TO mo na
aud against James + kenworthy Harrictl AIKEN
worthy and W Bybee datod July 23th, A.
d. 1898, for tho sum of 81 ,02o. one thousand and
twonty-nine dollars and twenty-four dollars
and 35c costs. and accruing costs. To satisfy the
nboveamounts Am commanded 10 sell tho fol.
lowing described real estate to-wit; The SO
quarter OF section ten tl0) In township seven
lO \ range forty-iye (i5l west Of the 9th M
in Phillips county, Colorado.
will on Saturday, the lath day Of Aug A
ID. lSr soil the above described premises or 30
much OF them ne may be necessary to satisfy the
above amounts at the hour off, O'Clock p N at
tho front door Of the court nousc In Aolyoke,
Colorado. at public auction to the highest and
best bidder for cash In hand.
Dated this July 70, A ID 1888. J2s
JAMES A TEMPLE Ehnriff.
The state herald., 1893-08-11
seatty,s Pianos and orsans.

Hon. Daniel +. Beatty, the great Organ
and Piano man OF Washington, N. j., IL
buslcr than eyer. In 1870 Mr.. Beatty left
home a penniless pillow boy. and by his In
domltable will he has worked his way up
50 as to sell SO far, nearly ooooo Of Be.tty's
seems to dishearten him; obstacles laid In
his way, that would have wrecked any ordi-
nary man forever, he turns to an advertise
inent and comes out OF II brighter than
ever. Ills Instruments are In use evary-
where; We are informed that dTris ~, The he
more of his make, that means . business Of
S2l, ono, 900 IN we average them at 500 each.
II II already the largest buglness Of the kind
In existence. Read his advertisement.