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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-12-21

tired and sinco thIt timo he has been an
invalid. There are good many such
stories af eequels Ia the war. The worst
devastation is not that wrought upon the
heid. II is the poison and debility which
var leaves IN u nation for long years Of
tersard. The men who lost tbeir o.
rsers in the civil wnr are fully MS much
20 be called martyrs as those who lost
their lives, and tho nntion us II whole
suffered more from the stngnation in
business, the depression in professional
lie, the broken impetus OF personal an
billion, than il did hon the actual death
rate. There aas one genera ion Of meu
Who were practically Disabled h. it, and
wlu either died o. wofo left 10 suffer
from ruiued health aud broken purposes
the he, ana mos. cruel Of the corse
quepccs OF tho war -Lnenlu (Neb }
Journal.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-12-21
Paten
NOTICE TO INVENTORS.

There was never time IN the histor,
of our country when the demand for in
vcntions and improvements in the ar,s
and sciences generally was so great NJ
pow. The cnnvenionces OF mankind IL
the factory aud workshop, the house
hold, on the farm, and in Official life, re
lulre continual accessions to the appur
tenaners aud implements Il each in or
der to save labor, time and expense. Th,
political change in the administration
government does not affect the progresl
Of tho American inventor, who being oi
tie alert, and r. ady to perceive tho es
lgting Deficiencies, does not permit th.
affairs Of government 10 deter him from
quickly coneeiving thu remedy To over
come existing discrepancies. Too grea
care can not be exercised In choosing
competent ard skilllul attorney 10 pf,
pare md prosecute an application 10
patent Valuable intcrcsts have beef
lost md DESTROYED in iunnmerable m
stances by the employment Of incomp,
tent counsel, and especially IL this nd
yico applicable To thosc who adopt III
mo pntrs., no pay" ryStem. Inventor
who sntras, their bu-ipeas lu-,.is oi,u
OF attorneys do so at inminent risk, u
the breadth and strength Of tho pntoni
~ never considered In view OF quicl
cndeayor 10 get mn allowance aud btA
th'tolbcn due. rHEPRESS CLAIn,
COMPANY, John Wojderbnrn. Goner
Manager, 5is T. street, n W, Washing
ton, u. O., representing large nnmbc
Of important daily aud weekly papers. ~
we'll ~ general periodicals Of the coun,r,
was inaututod 10 protect i,H patron
from tho unsafe methods heretofore ctr
ploycd IN this line of business. III,
aaid company Ia prepared to take chang
OF NIL ratont business entrusted 10 II t.,
reasonable fees, aud pfepafca and pros
ccutcn applications generally, ineludinl
mechanical inventions, design patents
trade mnfks, lnbelp, Copyrights. intor
icrcnrta, heterogeneous, validity reports
and niyoa especial attention TO r,jeete,
cates. IT. In nlan prepared 10 enter int
competition with amy firm Ia frcnfin,
foreign ratcntp.
White for i1atrucliono and advice.
JuHN WrnpraBuns,
Gls II Street,
p q. iios ;ls5. Washington, d. G.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-12-21
3EATTy'S ORGANS s, T W.ss 81,
a,'lg Ygns. Address DANIEL +. BYATTr
Washington. M.
sHERiFF's SALE.

Notice ia hereby given that by virtue OF writ
u execution Vi In and Fee bill Issued on, OF the
"unty court Of Phillips county Colo. dated Dec.
lse' and To me sheriff directed In favor OF
george EClnrk plaintiff and against Julius Pol.
t. a defendant for the sum Of s',, 10 damages and
1880 cost and accruins eost whereby have lev
ed on the following described real estai. to-~it
The nv 4 Of the no !. Of rec ~ ~ 7nrHw in
phillips eoua,y Colorado
To satisfy said amounts ! shall on Saturday
tho It'll day 81 Januar, isao offer ,ne ubo,e do
'eribed premises for sale ut public auction a,
th. hour Of o'clock y m of said cny at the front
loor Of the cour, house in Holy W. Colo. to the
,ishes, and b o-, bidder therefor
Dated this u day OF Dec 1871
ATGUIHliIK sheriff
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-12-21

Let us remind you that now is the
time to take Dewitt's Sarsspmilla, 1t
will do you good. 1t recommends itself.
City Drug Store.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-12-21
Four Big Successes.


Having needed merit to more than make
good ali the advertising clai m for them
the following four remedies have reached
a phenomenal sale. DR.. Kings New Di !.
covery tore assumption Coughs and Colds
each bottle guarantees / Electric Brtters
the great remedy for Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys Buck
lens Arnica Salve, the best in
the world, DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
which are perfect pils,all these remedies
guaranteed tn do inst what i. claimed
Tor them and the dealer whose name is
attached herewith will be glad to tell
you more Of them Sold at City Drug
Store
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-12-21
PRIZES ON PATENTS
How to get 800 and Perhaps Make Fortune.


We secure paseEts and to induce peo-
ple to keep track OK their bright ideas we
offer n prize of one bundled dollars to be
paid on the first Of every month to til.
person who submits to us the most mer
iturions invention during the precerd
ing month. We will also advertise TIL.
invention froe of charge in the Nntiona
II crder, weekly newspaper, published
10 Washington, ID. c., WHICH has an *
'eHsive circulation throughout sh.. UU
ted States and is devoted to the interest
OF inventors.
Nor SO HARD AS II SEEMS
The idea of ntiag ab = TO / vent som.
thing sttikes mosi people bang yer
difficult; this dclusion the company visit
s to disp-l. II is tho simple things an
snail ,nyeulnns that make the creates
amount OF money, aud the complex ones
ar seldom profitable Almost every
b DIV. ut sometime or another. conceive
ar idea, which, il pntented. would prou
nbiy be- worth to HIM fortune. IN
fortunately such ide,s are psualy dis
missed Without Thought Foe sample IN
yeniions like the car window which
could b-. easily aid up und down with
ont nteaking the passengers back, tht
sauce pan. tie collar hu,ton, the nu
lock, tho bottle stopper, thu snow shovel
are things that almost everyone zee
some way Of improving upon, aid i, If
these kind OF inventions that bring til,
greatest returns TO the author.
Tie prize that we offer will be- paid nj
the end al each mouth, who,hrr the up
plicatnn has been acted up.n by tn.
Patent Office or not Every Competitor
must apply for patent on his invention
through us, and whether he secures tn.
prize or not, the inventor will have a val
liable patent.
THE PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
John Wedderburn, Gsp'l Manager.
els + ST. n. W. Washington, D. &
P $. The responsibility Of this com
pany may he iddred from the iuct that
its stock is held by about seventeen hun
dred u the Lending newspapers OF til,
| United States
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-12-21

ttccoodings OF the board Of count,
commissioners at their regllnr meeting
Jan >, Id,
Board met pufsuaa, 10 adjournment.
Present, N. u. Copp, chairman, S. Mel.
son and VIM * pliug commissioners.
The following claims gcro allowed:
cH Harmon rebate on tax si7o
John llcRInbotham for Il X fare Of
Mrs shniler 80 so
Miller q Co mdse for X A Johnsen 3 90
j a Temple sheriff fees 9foO
SLATER & Arnold county supplies D5
Ben Dtckersun jnhitor 1901
Al BGrddEie rtul Of house for
election ZOO
W G Robinson county cour, feos
for November - 3
W c Robinson county court fees
for December 1855
Il Il Post mdsc for Peter u, uerick.
sDn 10 30
l. Lebluee poetpgc Ia county
clerks Office 1 90
W Waite health officer 70 90
Il u Trogo constable election day 30
Gaz.tte Printing Co supplies Z 90
j NJ Whitham county supplies . 10
u A lIo.kins treas and depy sal 30 90
Is A iioskius postage aud express 10 IS
Il n Pos, mdsc Tor 5 A Smith T6i
q u Iimbcrlnhc postage and .xprs 81
Lincoln Land Co water tax $50
II Sutherland & Co eonl for poor : 20
NJ u Copp commissioner services
and mileage ~ 30
y Nelson commissioner services and
mileage o2oO
= Nelson expenses 10 meeting state
board of county commissioners - 90
WIN Ktpltng commissioner services
and mlougo G20
Cbas y rimboflako supt 100 90
Gade Weaver clerk hire 40 %
Gndo Woater nsregsor 100 90
dadc Weaver expenses To meeting
OF ataio board VI aascpaofs 200
Gade Weaver express 10
Fee report Of W Q Robinson accepted
md ordered filed
Foe report Of " @ Robinson for De.
cember accepted pnd ordered iiod
Resignation Of Whitney T. Irwin ns
constable Tor precinct No wap accepted
and ordered iied
On mpiion z y ii"ypalda sas appoint
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-12-21
TIVE suBllNGOys ssw SHORT llsg.

The Burlington Route ia a notable OK.
rcpliop TO the general run Of ves,srn
RAILROADS.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-12-21

The materials for a pathetic stor,
Lave come to light in the story Of the
old soldier, Charles Butler, who died u
few days AGO NJ Greenwood. IL seems
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-12-21

QThT Pianos. organs ssi up. Wan
III II agents. Cat FREQ. Daniel I.
Beatty. Washington. NJ
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-12-21
AMERICAN GOODS ONLY.

II every patriotic Americsn will rur
chase American goodn only for his con.
sumption, hc will lessen the disastrous
effect Of the free trade German tariff bill
Tho American Protective. Tariff League
invites oil 10 Join IN such movement,
and to igu tho following pledge:
II bcrebv pledge mysolf to buy Amer.
lean goods only, whether 81 tho farm.
NINE or factory, and To uae my influence
TO have others do tho rame."
Please Sign the above giving your post.
Office address IN iull and send tho same
to W. + Waterman, General Secretary
i35 Went 23i Street. Now York.
eEATTYS ORGANS v Nh. ~ e. s. ~.
nsue, Address OF call on pAs,.l Y, iisAtff
Washington. NJ
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-12-21

ed constable to I'LL vacancy caused by
resignation of Whitney l. Irwin
Official bond of l. P Lewis was accept
ed and ordered fled
Ot'icia! bond OF B A rIoskins was ar-
cepted aud ordered filed
Claim OF y NJ Smith for $40 65 for
medical services and medicine was laid
over till next meeting
Zee report OF A Temple was accept
ed and 6rlerd filed
Fec report OF + Q Churning WAS ac-
ceptea and ordered filed
a rebate of 81 WIS allowed Henry
Rose on Military poll tax
Official bond OF james A Hazan was
not accepted for want of sufficient sure
ties
Official bond OF j Herbert Mackie WAS
not accepted for want OF sufficient Sur
cites
Official bond OF Robert S Stout was
not nccep oil for want Of sufficient sure
ties
Fee report Of county clerk W Be9gs
vas accepted md ordered fled
Official boud of S W Begss was ap-
proved and ordered filed
Fee report OF b A Hoskius was nc
ceptei aud ordered filed and the amount
OF SO - was ordered transferred from
the general county fund OF 1893 TO the
treasurer's Zee iund and also 1852 90
from the con ingent to the treasurer's
Zee fund tins last amount being the dit
fercncs between the amount earned ants
| the amount received
In tile matter OF considering proposals
| for county stationery and printing from
the different firms, on motion OF VIM
kipliug seconded by S Nelson that the
county printing be awarded TO j II
| Painter and also that all stationery that
| said IL Painter can furnish at rs low
price rs can be purchased iiom other
arms shall be furnished by said J II
Painter, motion carried
hoisoko Clio January 1891
70 the hon Board of County Commits
s;ops,s of philIins copntv Colo
desire appointment TO position OF
county attorney for year A d 1891. l
will serve as such attorney for the fol.
lowing Compensation $50 cash as retain
ar and 81 10 p.r month pavahIv month,
total $3.50 p j. DEMrsrER.
The hoard after copsider;ny tho abov.
,n,bc,t,c, o,pJ Dampa,ar a, r,,,o,,
the snid pJ Demns,er WAS onpo;n,ed
county attorney for the yenr 1879, and a
warrant of sf;c, was ordered drawn IN his
,av,r os a ya,m,sr os su.c,,i.a in npnl,.
IN 10,
Ca motion board adjourned 10 meet
Jan. s, Issi At Q ",ciook m
u.Iyot. co,o Jor Q is,.
Ro.rlm., ,n,s,,n, IA ,dinu,nm.r,
,r.s.r. n n .o,n oh,irn,an . Me-,
ami ,ym K,,lin, c,mris.inra,s
rbs ,,IIor,,n,, cls;ns r.. al,,,od.
Iurni,,.r rr,o,,n, and rootao,
md n,hI,sh,r,a .i,onman,, o. H.. so5,; liz
M ho,rl ,b,r nrao,ad.a - aa.,,.
,,on, ,,.,,, oonn,. ,..a,,.a.
ineht win county treasurer
va motion report OF county treasurer
double and erroneous assessments to
Jan 1891 as ger exhibit w Y and Y was
accepted and ordered fled
On motion board adjourned to meet
at o'clock pm. i O'Clock p IN board
met pursuant 10 adjournment present
full board
Board continued to labor Oh settle.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-12-21


On motioa OF VIM Kipiing seconded
by NJ d Dopp, f NJ Smith was appointed
health officer for the year 1884 al sala
ry Of S75 per year
CLAIM oil / w Waite for sll so was
laij over
10 he Honorable Board of County Com.
missiouers; respectfully ask you to
pass resolution allowing me a deputy
for the next two years at the same sta-
ny MS paid during my las, term Of office.
b \ HosKINs TO Treas.
On motion of S Nelson seconded by
VIM Kiping the county treasurer was
allowed a deputy as por request
Stata ~ Colorado %
Phillips County,
Is W Beggs county clerk and
recorder OF said comfy in the state
aforesaid do hereby constitute and APP
point l. LIE Blanc us my deputy for the
uext two yeats and would hereby re.
quest this Honorable Board OF County
Commissioners that thoy fix salary Of
said deputy at $50 per month
On motion the request OF S W Beggs
ms 10 salary of deputy was laid over un.
til next meeting
Board adjourned to meet at call OF
clerk
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-12-21
Below find our
Cat Price List f-rA
Laundry Work.

To any person sending us Laundry te
he amount OF two dollars, We will pa,
,ypress charges one way. Remit 10 vi
n postoilice or express order.
.Hark name and address on bun
die plainly.
We are doing high class mOrh,
md guarantee to please you.
Wanted, reliable active agent in thir
city. We invite correspondence.
Troy Globe Laundry,
POOLE Bros, PROPS,
1863. lrafahes st.. DENVER.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-12-21

BEATTY S PlAN0S an,s s1 % "a n.y. c",s-
" free Address Daniel y. Beatty, Washington
New Jersey,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-12-21

BEATTY'S PIANOS and ND. o Easi e. =.
Latlx FREE. Address Daniel Y. pkAIVI.
Washington, N. J
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-12-21

Iinuite the ladies to orll and
see them. No trouble to show
goods.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-03

archis's. He wished the bourceoisc
to understand starving men had no
respect for human life s;id had no
mercy in the war against The bour
geois'. llenr's add ss ended with
the words: "You have killed an
"rchisis but you cannot kill snsrch
ism which will end by killing tho
bourgeoise."
Maitre Hornbostell,, counsel for
the prisoner, made sh eloquent plea
IN uenrI's behalf.
The jury brou.h! in verdict of
guilty aud Henri was shortly after
ward sentenced 10 death. The pris
oncr received his sentence laughing
ly and shouting Courage comrades;
vive lie Anarchie." He was re,nov
ed under stIo"g guard.
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and without price. Two years of
prosperity followed, and then the
depression Of 1886 made itself felt
npon that establishment as we'll as
in all other business.
In 1878 it became evident that
the hotel needed repairing. 1t had
neen hastily CONSTRUCTED after the
fire of 1851, and The upper rooms
did not enjoy enough light. Til,
binding had not been improved
moreover, for Twenty years, and
hotel building had made g.eat
strides during tina, period. The
falling of Some Of the plaster work
On the front fastened this work,
and the st Charles hotel company
order d the building thoroughly
repaired and gave it large mum
her of additional rooms. The no.
tel Comfortably accommodated be
tween 600 and 700 gu"sts. There
are, besides, thirty parlorS and 100
bath rooms. TIL. lower or ground
fl Dor CONTAINED number Of line
stores fronting on st. Charles, Com
mon and Gravier streets. The
bakery, Mushroom and barroom
were also located here: On the
second f ,or were The two dining
rooms, the servants dining room,
p4utry, sen 'lery, kitchen, ladies OF
binary, aud the various parlors and
drawing roCms.
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a SURVIVOR OF FOUR
WARS.

a pension was recently granted
to Andrew Franklin oi.Bnrlirgton,
Kan, the sum being placed at $50
month. Mr. Franklin, wLo was
born in Pennsylvania in 1881;
fought in the war of 1912, an In
dian war and the war with Mexico,
and served as teamster in the Fed
e-aI army from 1861 to, 1865:
Whrn the NJ; x;can war broke out
Franklin WAS getting along in years
but he joined the forces of Ger:
Scott, Under whom he had funghs
at Lundy's Lane in 1914. On 70
firing from the army at the close OF
the Mexican war, he located at keo
knk, Ia, and Fnbse quently repre-
scented Van Buren, county in the
Iowa Legislature, but latter moved
to Kansas, where he was when the
first shot WIS fred at Fort Sumter:
The old warrior at once sought scr
vice on the Union side, but failed
on account of his age. After be
ing refused enlistment st several
stations he was finally employed as
4 te-inster, in which capacity he
served throughout the war. His
first presidential vote was cast for
JAS. Madison, and ever since he has
taken muck interest in politics, hav
ing been an unwaveri"g Democrat
from the first. He was married in
1929 to Miss Eiiz beth r .der, who
died in 1871. They had ten child
rem, only five of whom are now liv
ing--PhiIadeIphia Press.
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HENEI SENTENCED TO
DEATH.
drawing rOCns

Paris, April 2S.-The trial Of
Emil IL mr., The anarchist, who
caused the explosions in the Ru
des Bons-Enlautrs ANA the C4fr
Terminus, Was continued In tho as
size court of the Department Of
Seine today. NJ. Dupcy, a house
decorator, who WAS witness for
The prosecution, testified that while
Henri WAS in his employ he absent
ed himeeIf for an hour and half
on the day of the explosion in the
Rue dies Bnns- Enfnntes. But the
witness did not believe the prisoner
could have dep, sited the Internal
machine in the oiiic-s of the Car
maux Mining Company on the
Avcnue del Opera.
Henri, however, interrupted, say
ing: 81 affirm that [ carried it
there myself"
NJ. Grnpil, a witness for the dc
fense, expressed the opinion that
Henri WAS mentally Elected. This
called forth an excited protest from
the prisoner, who asserted that h.
was perfec ly sane.
The public prosecutor, NJ. I@ulot,
then addressed the court. lie was
continually interrupted by the pris
oncr, who believed so insolentIy
that the presiding judge was Com
PEELED to threaten to have him OK
PEELED from the courtroom. Henri
then obtained permission 10 read "a
paper which he had prepared cx-
planning his thcOrics and in which
he declared hirLself Indifferent to
the verdict. lie became al aharc!,
ist toward the middle of 1891, be
ing Disguised at human injustice
and At the delusion of 4 bou' groise
educati"n. H. meditatei bccom
a socialist, but love of liberty pre-
vented him. As 20 the Cafe T,r
minus al III, Henri said il,"f w~s
,.c::,l5 10 he 7Fliolcsa1s arrest 81 "a
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.u.sr.f.u0 aOS DrfEa,C IT'D e
CIVIL OFFICERS.

CIVIL OFFICERS.
Federal Judge Luciano Ceryantas
Jndga Ist Instance Francisco Guerra
President City Council n. Barragan
1,bief of Police Z. P.zaili
Collector OF State Tax J. y. ZoleZzi
C,IIr stamp Tax \. a Pdisemsnt
Colrr city tax r de los Santos Coy
CUSToAs OFFICERS.
Administrator q. FERNANDEZ
ContaIor J. 0.iyo
Acting as Cspsain custom guards :
L. Argiielles-
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L. S. DISTRICT COURT.

The following are the officers ofGnd the times and
laees OF holding court for tie Western District Of
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SD TIES:

ATO GRANDE LODGE No. 81. a ]. 8 4 NIB
A Turres4n " II: = DwCrinan. ) ~; is.,,o. {
Marks, ). "; B L CIIn, Secretary; 2 bIzali
Treasurer. J. y. Nat2As"n, =. D.. IL IL Wallis,
J. D.; u ". Miller, Tyler Visiting brothers coz
dIal.y invited Lodge meets iirst aid th.ri rdes-
DAYS m ssl.sH mouth.
ENIGH IS OF HONOR LODGE 80. 3.30.--VF- L
Dennet', Dictator; Frank c-zlnpioa, Wee Di'',1-
tor; a. Hanson Assistant Dictator; F. !. Coiai=,
= 81 ijieVzfJri !. g. Sharpe, Financial Reporter;
I; Sherwood Recorder; h I.ealiy. Gaide; Jssse
o Waeeier, Caaplain; A. Ienk, treasurer john
i,ielaIl Guardian: n. Z. Lop5z. sentinel LOds
1aeeTs second and fourth ruesde.s % each n1oni-l
/. o. O. +. LODGE No. - C. f AsTis. Noble
Grand: William \ Nszle, Vice Grand; John Il
stslcse Secretary; George Moore, trtas Ir7r- Jde
Lodge meets every Weines iay ni5h; IL 30
Vi.iIlag brethren and ali OH Fellows az good
Standing are cordially -n1ilsd - ztte d.
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Court eonvenes i1- SzA Antonio -en: the first Mon
days in Nay and NoT5.inteh- NJ.
In Austin the first Mondays in February and
. July - - =: -:
In Brownsville on the first Monday in January
n and second 4 onday IN June.
tober. =
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Hazel: Do You know, papa never
Knows when Tom goes home. The
cock is always stopped when hs
calls. Ethel: Dear met Is he
homely enough for thai2-Intef
Ocean.