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The state herald., 1894-05-04

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qucstionabiy tho biggcst, bcs, aud cheap
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tho United st.tcs, Strictly republican
In politics. Il siill gives all the news, and
gives II u, leaut three days earlier than
u can be bud from any weekly pnpc,
published any~hcrc. Tho farmer. incr
chAut or professional man who desire,
10 keep promptly md thoroughly poa,e,l
but has not the ,iinc 10 road large dai
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trirst publication Apr. 10, iss,.) No lcs

tfirst publication Apr. 10, issi.) No los
Notes for Publication
Land ONCE ut Sterling, Colo.
Apr. 10, 1884
Notice ~ ncrebygivcn that the following
Unnamed settler has Med notice of his M
tention TO make final proof In support OF his
claim and that said proof will be made before
VIM Robinson commissioner U circui,
court. for the district of Colorado, ai Holyokc
Phillips county Colo. ON May 10. lsis viz:
HARVEY c. CLARK.
lid L No i0io7 for the n W u zee 10 tpsnrt5
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion Of, said land. viz:
George S. sTregc, Of Holyoke, Colo
Freedom sprague.
Phillip Peter,
Israel Crater,
II. L. TrpNos. Register.
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L A N D c A S ES.
LAND PATENTS secured for settlers 10
the shortest possible time.
rnNsrECTED 0.cCS

LAND PATENTS secured for settlers il
the shortest possible time.
CONTESTED CASES.
Contested cases intelligently and
skillfully handled.
OLD CLAIMS AND DISPUTES.
Old claims and disputes speedily
settled.
CONTESTS
between individuals having conflicting
claims under the agricultural land laws
and those between claimants under the
MINERAL LAWS and agricultural claim
ants; and also between claimants under
any Of the public land laws and the
Railroad Companies and their grantees
and the States and their grantees under
the SWAZILAND AND souooL-LANr
GRANTS.
Specially made Of securing patents IN
the shortest possible time for settler,
who have fully complied with the law,
under which their entries were made
and who are annoyed and worried by de
lays in the issue OF their patents, caused
by TniFLInG IRREGULARITIES which car
BIO easily and speedily removed.
Advice also given in all matters relat
ing to the public lands, especially or
points arising under the mas lsrs which
have been recently passed providing fol
the disposal OF the public domain.
II you want your land patent in q
hurry-lf you want your land business
or any character, attended TO by skillful
and competent attorneys, aud promptly
disposed OF, write to
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
JonS WEpDERBuRS, Conf. Manager,
p. o. Box $50. Washington, ID. @.
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tfirsi Publication Apr. Is. 1870 100.
Nunoa for Public atiun.
Land ONCE Mt Sterling. Colo. 4
Apr. iith. 1874
Notice Ia hereby gwen that the following
~ named settler has filed notice OF his In.
,cntion to make final proof In support u hi.
CLAIM and that said proof will be made be-
foro Vim Robinson commissioner U s cir
cult court for the district Of Colorado ut IIol
yoke. Phillips county. Colo, on May 10. 1871
viz:
CLAs r. JOHNSON,
lid No 1851 for the s.w :. sec tp7nrt6 "
lie names the following witnesses to provs
his continuous residence upon and cultiya.
ton Of. said land, viz;
James l.. Wood. OF Holyok., Cole
James Hamilton. +"
Christ wcstsnberg. I"
August Larson,
na.t.s..
The state herald., 1894-05-04

Coxey ana his army have reached
Washington md on Tuesday he attempt,
ed TO deliver speech from the steps OF
the capitol building but was prevented
from doing so by the police. Its Coxey's
intention to go into tho courts and test
the constitutionality OF the law prohibit.
ing public mas meetings and the parad-
log OF organized bodice Of men on the
capitol grounds.
The state herald., 1894-05-04

Tho populist state convention is TO be
held ut Pueblo on September 4th. The
Denver News expresses satisfaction with
the place selected for the convention on
tho ground that it will be removed from
the "mschinations Of Denver gang
politicians" but fails to specify which
gang, the Waite gang or the Patterson
gang.
The state herald., 1894-05-04

Fight shy Of the woman's journal sail.
ing under a bipartisan flag. which
filings TO tho breeze streamer with the
name Of the wiley denngogue, Tom Pat
terson for governor and our present or
ratio executive for United States sena.
tor.---Ft. Collins Express.
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stHts OF Colorado, County of Phillips, "a.
In tho County Court
George EUiark PLAINTIFF. VS.. William 7 Deck.
or Elizabeth Decker. Isaac willard, Virginia
willard and sirs Ira Holloway defen dant.
THE PEOPLE oFTB STATE OF COLORADO
To William 4 Decker and Elizabeth Decker
Isaac willard Virginia q willard and Mrs
Ira Holloway tho defendants above named,
Grcetingi
fon are hereby required appear in an action
brought against you by the ubov. named plant.
III. in tho county court Of Phillips county state
ofcoiorado. and answer tho complaint therein
within twenty days after tho service hereof. II
served within this county, or, II served out Of
this county. or By publication. within thirty days
after the servic" hereof. exclusive Of the day Of
service; or Judgment by default will bc taken
a.'nisst you according To tho prayer Of the CON.
plant; and II copy of the complaint the
above entitled action DO not .crv-d with this
summons, or II tho service hereof BE- made out
ofthis state, then ten days additional 10 the
time hereinsbove specified for appearance and
answer will DO allowed b.for. the taking Of
judgment by default ~ aforesaid.
Tho said action II brought to recover tho
sum Of 500 with interest thereon Mt the rate
l
tain promissory note executed and delivered
by the defendants william Decker and
Elizabeth Decker 10 said plaintiff, aud also
to forocio-c ono certain mortgage deed exc.
euted and delivered by the afor,s aid defend.
ants 70 p,ainnf TO secure tho payment Of
said promi--ory note. given upon the s.~ Y
sec trsnrt' v In Logan county now mil
lips count, Colorado ~ viii more fully mp
pear from tho complaint In said action 10
which rcforcnsr " here made.
And youHre hereby notified TINT II you fall IA
appear. and 10 answer III. said complaint a.
nbor" required. tho said plaintiff will take do
fani' and Judgment ~ prayssi.
Given under my hand and III. seal Of orr said
county court at iIoisoks In said eoua,y. this 18th
dag 81 Fob A u isai.
tsEALl wM. q. ROBINSON. Clerk.
The state herald., 1894-05-04

The Harper War Book is the greatest
work Of the kind ever published. The
State Journal has arranged to supply its
patrons at 10 cents per part. You can
got part one by cutting out this item
snd sending with 10 cents to Tho State
Journal, Lincoln, Nsb.
The state herald., 1894-05-04

Dcwiits sarsapnrilla !. prepared for
cleansing the blood from impuritie. and
disease II does this and moro. II builds
mp aud strengthens constitutions i'm.
pnired by discasc. II recommends i,acli.
CITY Drug Store.
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(first publication Apr 20, 1871
u Land Office Sterling Colo.i
Apr. 3, 1884.
No 1854

No 7oi)
Complaint having been entered Mt this Office
by Sewal Porter against Charles Peterson
for failure TO comply with law rs to timber
culture entry No io7as dated August 3oth 1881
upon the sc 4 sec Is tp9n Is In s,,dg-
wick county Colo. with view to the cancel.
iation OF said entry. contestant alleging that
Charles l. Peterson failed during the ith sth
and 9th years after date of said entry to pillow
plant or otherwise cultivate or plant lUacres
II said tract or cause such u be done; that
said tract has not been cultivated and plant.
ed As required by the law governing timber
culture entries and that said failures still
exist.
The said parties arc hereby summoned 10
appear ut the cfiice Of T. W. Beggs county
clerk Holyoke, Colo, on the eth day of
juno 1901, at 10 o'clock n m to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
failure. said testimony and other pa.
pcrs to be returned to this Office by June q.
isAst which time same will be considered.
II. v. TEDMoS. Register.
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The best sslvs in the world for outs,
bruises. cores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chiiblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
ia guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 20 cents per box.
For sale at The City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1894-05-04

Some thing wrong when you ,iro too
easily. Something wrong when the skin
10 not clear and smooth. Something
wrong when the blood Ia impure. Ev.
crything right whom You take Dswitt's
sarraparlla. II recommends ITSELF City
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1894-05-04
trirst publication apr. 6, isa) No. 1923

(First publication Apr. 6. lsA) No. 1923
Nnt1Cs fur PuhnC atiun.
LAND OFFICE AT STERLING, CoLo.,l
Mar, 70, 1894.
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of his lnten.
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that s,,id proof will be made be-
fore Clerk of District Court Phillips county,
Colo, at Holyoko, Colo, ON May II. 1894, viz:
JERRY SULLIVAN
Hd Z No l2037 for thcs Q y sec 10 tp9nrt8w
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton Of, said land, viz:
John Mulene Of Haxtun Colo
James Lamping
James Murphy
Joseph Jesmcr 81
HE, TEpMoN, Register.
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First publication Mar. 30, ls94.l No 1913
NutiCs fur Public atiun.
Land office Mt Sterling, Colorado,I
Mar Is, 1884.
NOTICES hereby given that the following
~ named settler has nled notice of his in.
tention to make inal proof in support OF
his claim. and that said proof will be made
before the clerk OF the county court
at Holyoke. Colo. on Nay 4, 1881, viz:
MINNIE sEEL. formerly Minnie Peterson
lid L No $3.50 for the SC u sec 3itp0nr II W
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultiva
ton Of, said land. viz:
Henry II Perkins of Haxtun Colo
Bent A Swcdlund
John Peterson
Swan Peterson :" I"
II. X TkpsoN Register.
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huMM ONh.
sia's Of colorado. Count, Of rhiilips, a..
In tho toupty Cont.
Frederick " Warner administrator. plant.
Clark dcfcndsntsi
Tns rr rLr orTmE srArs ~ coLomApo To
WILLIAM u kin.rla ana George clark the
defendants apoyu named. UnEETiN0i
You are hereby required 10 appear IN an
action brought against ygu by thu above
named piainun IN Tho county court Of fbii.
THE .on piaint rheyc,n wtibin twenty days
attrr the service hereof. " served Within
this county OF " served out ~ this county.
shs y seF"ies h"1s" s,s,as,,s ~, ansy aas 81
SERVER; or judRrip~nt by default viii br Ia.
ken Asn,nrt Jou according b. tna. prayer "
p ss Il H. s sss ar, se e As 'G so
served with this summons. OF " the service
hereof hs mAir ont u this stnir, then ten
specified for spprpfapee ard answer ~iii Ia
allowed beiofo 'hn tahihg VI judgement by
default ~ Aforesaid
vi,n Of tsao win interest, taxes and sttor
n~y's fees on one certain rfoipis.ory note
dated Jan 10 I'VE executed and delivered by
the said William n Kin .eia u the said George
v clark ana by him assigned 10 this risintin
| asd 10 foterioao one certain mortgage On " \
sec n tpsnrUw executed and delivered By
the said William " Kinssia 10 the salt Uror,fe
| y Clark and assigned 10 piaintin 10 secure
the payment oi said pros,issory note ~ vii,
more fully appear from III. complaint III
said acuon 10 which reference ishers made
And yor srs ncSrby poea.d tnstif you fail
- plpvs required the said plaintiffs vili iAhs
drfsult and IudEeUsst Asinst you % prayed
The state herald., 1894-05-04

Il curcs blood aud skin disorders. It
docs this quickly and permanently. Is
there any good reason Why you should
not use Dcwitt's Sarsnpar,ila3 II rec
ommcpds itaolf. City Drug Sior~.
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HoMEsEEKERs EXCURSIONS.
One fare for the round trio.

Toll your friends in the east that en-
May 8, and 26,the Burlington Route will
sell ronnd-trip.tickets at one. way rats to
points in Nebraska, Kansas, eastern Col
oraao, southwestern South Dakota and
northern Wyoming.
Tickets are good for twenty days; al
low stop-overs and will be on sale ct al
stations east Of the Missouri river.
]. Francis, G. p. q 4. A.,
Burlington Route, Omaha, Nsb.
The state herald., 1894-05-04

Tho strike ON the Great Northern r.
r. system 10 ended. The trouble between
tho r. R. Co. and tho employees was nd
iusted by arbitration and resulted in the
strikes securing their demands.
The state herald., 1894-05-04

II dull. spiritless and stupid, II your
blood 10 thick and sluxsisb, II your up.
petite is eapricious and uncertain. you
need ruranperills. For bes, resnl,s
take DeWi,,'s CITY Drug Hto,s
The state herald., 1894-05-04

Notice "a hereby siyea tia, by slrus Of wit
u special execution issaei out Of tho county
court Of ih,iiin. count, Colorado, dated Ayr. 70,
1921 aud 'o mo n. shcrin dirrcsrd In favor al
H. n Mcrhe'rin riainiln aud snainst 0rovSv
Laid defendant Tor tho sun ~ His hundred
and sisu dollars and Ninety cent. ltsoOvol
damage, and thir',-iour dollsss end .ss.n,,
cents ro.is ard aecfuina costs aud whereby
AMI eOinnianied la aoii the follosins described
rial estate. to.viti
Tie " y 80 Y Toe " and the y half ol
tho wee, half VI the a quarter " " " Vhe ~
ali In sec nibc''rn 40 In " seven ~ In r.ns'
fof'I four l,D " of Tho sis,h y. m, In Phillip.
county c.iofgio. 10 satisfy said amounts
I shah on sa,urdar tho nth dag Of Mn,
A.D.tsai otiaf tho aho,e described pfsfniac. for
sale al public auction Al the hour Of
O'Clock m 81 said DAY y, the trout door oi
tho court house In Iiol,oks colorado 10 ,bs
highest aud l,~s, bijdaf therefor
Dated MAY, md ispi.
AT0urilniI sheriff
-. =. = =. "a, ..,-. .. =
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Kelley and his army Of common wealers
seem to fare pretty well at Des Moines
and do not seem tn DO in any hurry to
sske their departure for tue esss
The state herald., 1894-05-04

WHAT makes house . bo,ne7 Tho
mother we'll. tho children rosy. the faith.
Or ~ good health and good bumor. Al
brought abont by the nso Of Dewitt's
sarsaparilla. II recommends i,scif. CITY
Drug Store.
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II 10 reported that the populists are
organizing secret societies in Denvor.
This Is probably another brilliant idea
OF their great party lender, Governor
Wn,te
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Master Workman Sovereign has
threatened the tie up Of every rail road
in Iowa il Kslley's army Of common
wealers is not able to secure q train at
special rates.
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tFirst publication Mar 90. 1871 Ho.losl.
NuttCB for Publication,

ANoNA15 ASA = SiAAtt 6'AoAA'
UNITED STATES LAND OfFICH,
STERLING, COLORADO,
March 2sth, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that william W
Ware has filed notice Of intcrtion to MAXI
nnal proof efore Register or Re
ceiver at his office In sterling, Colo, on Tues
day the 8, day Of May, 1894, on timber cult
uro application No. 1891, for the s.wk quar-
ter of section No. IS. in Township No. In. Il
No. 40 ".
He names as witnesses:
James l. Wood Of Holyoko Cole
Mrs james L Wood :. ="
Charles Rapp Haxtun
James = Murphy " -" T"
II. f. TEpMoN. Register.
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BEATTY'S P1ANosassss. oS Sssl e
,yrtls rarr Address Daniel '. BEATTY
The state herald., 1894-05-04

The municipal elections in Indiana
Tuesday, resulted IN victories for the
republicans in majority OF cases.
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First publication Mar 10, lses 10 is,s
Nutirs fur Publication.
Land ONCE, at Sterling, Colo.

Land ONCE, at Sterling, Colo.
Mar. u, 1874.
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has filed notice Of his in.
tention to make final proof In support Of his
claim. and that said proof will bo made be-
fore clerk of county court Phillips county
Colo ut Holyoks Colo. on Maya 1894 viz;
MAHLoN r BLYsTONE
Hid No saii Tor the ne 4 sec 2itp enrHv
lie names the following witnesses to prove hh
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of.
said land. viz:
Marx n Ferns OF Holyoke Cello
William Low
Henry q Warren Sc
James A Tudehop0 Bryant a.
H. Z. TEpxox. Rsgisssr.
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tr.r. p.s,,e.,,on M.,.. 1894, No. los

Apr 30 1884,
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has filed notice Of his inten
tion to make anal proof in support
Of his claim, and that said proof will be made
before Rsgistcr OF Receiver, ~ Sterling,
Colo. on juno 70. 1854. Viz:
JULIA MURPHY,
for the use and benefit Of the heirs Of Daniel
Murphy, deceased, Id Z No io06O for the lots
sand Of the NV \ SEQ tip 8 n range n ".
Hsnsmes tho following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon, and ouitva
ton Of, said land, Wig:
John Malone, Of Haxtuu, Colo.
Henry Perkins, 4"
Henry Fullhart. ("
George Sheets.
ETspnox Register.
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Interest will cease on the above school orders from and
after this date,
B. A. HOSKINS,
County Treasurer
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a 7 GUTHRIE Sheriff.

Let us remind you that now is the
time to take DeWitt's Sarsaparilla, 1t
will do you good. It recommends itself.
City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1894-05-04

BEATTY'S ORGANS s Gsss ~ ss
gsi'ls FAKE Address DAsIlL n. BnaTI,
Washington, N. J.
The state herald., 1894-05-04

BEATTYS 0RGANS1%sIIisisso Is s. ss ss.
loTu.. Address or call ON DANIEL y. BrArIY
Washington. n. J
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nrBTTy Pianos. vfesus su M. WAT,
vi II hlrAis. az fisi. Daniel Y
bsiut. whshinFpn. q. y
The state herald., 1894-05-04

NOTICE. Of Redemption Of Schools UFdeT
|Ofice of County Treasurer.
Holyoke, Phillips County, Colo. April 10th, 1894
Notice is hereby given that will redeem my office
Phillips County all school orders numbered as follows:
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Happy ard sost.n, /, a home with .sfhe 10.

chester" iauip silh the lirl, cf,hsmcrnl,r.
Catalogue, Ati,h l5ehe.ori Am,s ", NcwIs2li.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-13
EASILY ELUCIDATED.
Thomas Foley Settles Anchor
Nurse Problem.


The anchor nurse. as developed by
Schaefer in the fourteen-inc h balk line
game, has created greater sensation in
the billiard world than anything which
has occurred since the days of McDevitt
and the celebrated push shot that was
abolished in 1869. The columns of the
Eastern press are teeming with this
subject, criticising its use by the greater
experts and suggesting many ways to
do away with the anchor nurse, even
though the players themselves have
evolved numerous ways, more or less
complicated, to do away with this per-
picking matter. Finally an understand
ing was arrived at during the present
week at Chicago, to do this, by system
of other short lines drawn closely to the
anchor line, or the one that could be used
for that purpose. Thomas Foley, the
world-famed billiard authority, in
speaking of this matter yesterday, said:
''If | rightly understand the anchor
stroke, 1t is this: When the two object
balls are close together, frozen to the
cushion and across any one of the eight
short lines that intersect the balk line.
If this is the true position for the an
Choir, its adjustment would seem very
simple. 1t should require no extra lines
on the table, and but one simple, plain,
extra rule added to the code of laws
that already govern the game. The
rules might be amended so as to read
something like this: Whenever the
two object balls shall occupy position
close together and to the cushion across
any of the intersecting lines, they
shall be considered in balk;
the player will have only
three strokes to get them away.
Failing to do so on the third shot, he
loses his inning and the last point he
makes. His opponent may then take
his turn at the table, Would not rule
of this kind abolish the anchor position
completely, without any other or COM
plicating lines being drawn on the
cloth for this purpose? 1t might give
the referee some dis cretionary power in
deciding just at what stage, or exact
position, the balls must be In, when
they are close together as we'll as close
TO the anchor and across the intersect-
ing lines. The foregoing rule omits the
technical word froze, because it perhaps
would not be necessary for the balls to
be frozen to each other or to the
cushion in order to play the posi-
tion successfully; hence it is intended
to give the referee the power to declare
them in, when. in his judgment, a
player can go on counting on them. Just
as effectively as if they were frozen
together and to the cushion
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-13
STATE TOURNEY.
Billiard Interest Manifesting
Great Revival

Billiard Interest Manifesting
Great Revival.
Frank Billetter, of Minneapolis, the
winner in the match billiard game be-
tween himself and Henry Sampson in
the Flour City Thursday night, was in
the city yesterday. He tipped off some
interesting gossip on billiard matters.
''There is quiet little move on foot"
said he, ito organize a state tournament
"a sort of travelling affair, you know,
with games to be played off in different
parts of the state, including, of course,
the leading cities. AS there are at least
half dozen crack players in Mime
sofa, the tournament, can it be salts
factorily arranged. ought to prove very
interesting. As to who will take part,
Of course, is matter of conjecture
merely. julie Mayer, of the Hotel Met
ropolitan billiard room, may be selected
as one Of the players, Mr.. Logan, man.
ager Of the Nicollet hotel billiard room,
and Frank Palmer, also of Minneapolis,
may take part. There is but little doubt
that Henry Sampson would be one of
the players. l would go in as another
of the players" Thomas Foley took
interest in the talk and suggested that
possibly Charles Cool, of Faribault,
would be the sixth man.