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The state herald., 1895-10-11
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The story of n Canon.

This story may DO looked upon us u
literary agate in which the varied threads
OF mining life are clustered and outlined
like the messy threads in the preserving
stone. 1t shows the daily life of the
hardy muuntaineers AMI mining men OF
the Highlands of the west, the lights
and shadows Hitting ever their checker
ed lives, the toll, hardships. auxieties and
dangers that ever keep step with them
In their underground burrows aud over.
ground climbs.
The story of ore canon is the story OF
many, and this pen and ink sketch bat
illustrates from actual knowledge and
observation the way in which the silver
question has touched and affected the
lives aud homes OF our mining brothers
While ii does not profess to be an au-
thority on this great and far reaching ii.
nanclal subject, It does profess to be a
true transcript Of the thoughts and feel
ings Of those most interested and best
informed, Ii gives a reason for the faith
that is in them, and invites others from
distant regions TO journey for few
hours up these cauons, TO zig-zag up the
winding trails, 10 enter the cavernous
holes yawning ON every hillside, AID,
pluslns for brief space on the western
standpoint. from the new vantage ground
take fresh observation.
Every holsst life lived according to
its own inner laws and its own place lis
an n xploied region. Through the
ga'ewny of imagination aud sympathy il
asks outsiders to enter another terra in
cogni,a, and, leaving prejudice behind,
feel the throb Of a common humanity.
While M effort has been made to catch
not only the local culoriug Of tho canon,
but OF the dwellers therein, this sketch
Is not Il sectional book IN It's general
scope. A mountain rill it may be, rush
ing downwards from the hills. but il is a
tributary on its way to Join the great al
tru,s,ic current Of present thought and
feeling sweeping 90 resistlessly rorud
the world. As n study II Is useful: as u
story 1t is most interesting.
This is ;he.baokground of story thu,
contains many liues of social thought.
and gives as 1t were a psychological his
tory OF class OF men whose minds and
lives have been hugely shaped by their
physical environment. Tho story is not
one with any startling or complex plot,
but depends rather more Tor It's interest
on poi trayal OF the deeper springs in ey-
ery-day life and character. Iu this il
belongs to the new rather than to tho
old school Of fiction; to the art OF iinry
Il. wilkins rather than to that Of Wilkie
Collins aud Charles Reade. But il isa
story OF pungent and strong human in.
interests, and it will WIN many readers
with Its sweetntss aud delicacy Of
thought and feeling.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

We have received copy OF unique
publication called II. NJ. Greene & Co e
History OF Grain and the Grain Trade
Of the World" 1t is printed in colUrs
and Is illustrated with n picture some
COCO years old. from the tombs Of 1hebes
representing the ancien: Egyptians ele.
waiting their wheat into grannries. There
is also threshing song in hisroglyphIcs,
with the translation OF each character.
The book covers tho prehistoric chapters
OF the subject. Egyptian, Chaldean, A.
SYRIAN, Babylonian, Persian, Indian,
Chinese, Pnoenician and Carthageniau
historians are quoted. There Is yeiy
rare description OF land caravans and ssa
caravans. The history Ct wheat in
Greece. Rome, Antioch, and among the
Scythi.ns, Celts, GHuls, Germans, Go,hs
Scots, Britons, IRISH, Africans, Mound
builders, Psruyians aud American In.
dams, finishes the first part, or Ancient
History Of Or lin. The part called Mnd
srn History dea's with Venice, the Arabs
carrying OF wheat to tho new world, til,
Philippines, the Dutch, Antwerp, and
the great modern European and Ameri
can cities. There Is an index covering
all tho matters contained in the book
fl is the Publishers desire To present
copy OF the work to every miller, grain
dealer and interested party in the United
Siatos. and all such wishing n free cop,
should address II NJ. Greene & Co.. Ri
alto Building, Chicago, III, The Liver
pool Corn Trade News Inns spoken o
this look with admiration, aud it has al
80 received abundant testimonies to il
merits from such crop exports s. Il. X
Prime and the Secretary OF Agriculture
II reflects great credit on the intelligence
OF its authors, and the gram trade il
general will ieel no uncertain pride in re
ceiving from its own ranks work whic
is at once commercially brief, and no
the less notabls for its eruditiou.
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ALIAS SUMMONS,
County ofPbiilips.
W Bcrps nlnlntiH

County ofPhillips.
sw beggs' plaintiff ,
JB wcir, defendant.
The People OF The State OF Colorado,
To J Weir tho defendant above named
greeting:
You arc hereby required to appear in m
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff In the district court, OF
Phillips county, state of Colorado, and ans
wcr tho complaint therein within twenty
days after the service hereof, If served with.
IN this county; or, If served out of this coun-
ty, or by publication, within thirty days AZ
ter the service hereof. exclusive Il the day
of service; or Judgment by default VIII be
taken against you according 20 the prayer
OF the complaint, And If II copy # the COM
plant In the above entitled action be not
served with this summons, or IL the service
hereof be made out OF this state, then ten
days additional to the time hcrcinbcforc
specified ior appearances and answer will b,
allowed before the taking of judgment by dc.
fault as aforesaid.
Tho said action is brought to obtain pay.
ment for note give" by the defendant To
this plaintiff for the sum of ten dollars aniin
tcrest and for book account for goods and
merchandise purchased Of 5 DalSan Drug
Co and assigned to this plaintiff In the sum
OF six dollars and nifty five cents as will
more fully appear from tho complaint IN
sad action to which reference Is here made:
And You are hereby notified that If you fail
TO appear, and 10 answer the said complaint
rs above required, the saii plaintiff will take
default and Judgment Ms prayed for.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
district court Mt ilolyuke in said county, this
END day of August \ ls95,
SEAL II MASON, Clerk.
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Whereas J Il Gordon did by his deed Of trust
dated Feb u isti and recorded Feb q 1893 IN
the Office Of the CLERK aud recorder ~ Phillips
county, Colorado. c0nyc, to l. NJ. Sheridan a.
trustee and In OF his death, resignation, fail.
urc or refusal To act Of absence either porma-
ncnt or temporary from Phillips county Coiora-
do then TO the undersigned L. l. Lewis NJ sue
crssor in trust the following described property
situated In PHILIPPE county to-wit: e Z OF ne 4
of n-w = Of sc i9tp 9nriiw6pm which said
conveyance wns mnde in trust To securo the pay
ment Of his one pron,isfory mote Of oven ,lstc
tliercSith for the principal sum of $40 payable
to the order of Frank Lcvis Elk mon,hs afior
dat. with interest At ;ic ratio of ten pcr cent. PER
amman until paid.
Whereas. said trust deed provides that in case
Of default In III. payment Of said note or an,
par, thereof or the interest thereon according To
the tenor and effect Of said note then II shall
and may be lawful for the trustee, his heirs. TO-
signs or In trust to sell and dispose Of
said premises aud all title bcnefi, md equity Of
redemption Of tho said II Gordon, Ids heir,
oSrcutors and assigns after having advertised
raid sale for thirty days Ia a newspaper publish
81 In the said county Of Phillips and state Il
Colorado. at public auction Ht the front door u
tue court huuHt ~ hnl}oh', Anlos 10 iio hishtrt
bidder for cRsll.
Whereas, Dcianl, has been made in tho pay
ment az sAid n0te or any part thereof and wher--
As 4 N sheridan trustee Ms hforosRid Is absent
fro Pbinips county, Colo aud unable 10 act Ly
,,y,sln whereof the undersigned l. T. LoWis ha.
become and Is successor Ia trust with full power
to net.
Now, Therefore. Notice u bcroby given that /.
I. = LOWS. successor In trust NJ nforcsnid under
and by yirtua ui the power amt authority In
vested by tho terms u said trust deed will on
Saturday the ~ day Of september A d 1876 at the
hour. Of O'Clock y m u said day soil and die.
pusc If the above described property aud oil the
right, title, hon"f, and cquiiy Of redemption al
snidJ II Gordon and his heirs and assigns there
In nj public auction at the front door Of the
court house In llnl, nlSo In the county of Phillips
aud state OF Colorado Tor the highest aud best
price the same will brns for case for N. ruf
pooc Of payinF said note nnh all iniorc-t due
thereon md iRHcs advanced toEcth"r with the
costs and tho expense Of eAeeuting this trust.
Dated nj liolyoke Colorado this u day 81 AUG
u 100 Lr LEWIS Successor In rrnsi
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SUMMONS

State OF Colorado.
County of Phillips.
In the County Court.
" Beggs plainlin vs.. Joshua siOnrI dc.
PENDANT
TnE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLORADO.
To Joshua sioncr the defendant above
named. Greeting:
You are hereby required TO appear in an
action brought against You by the above
named plaintiff, in the county court Of Phil
lips county, state OF Colorado, and answer
the complaint therein within twenty days af.
ter The service hereof, IL served within this
county; or. IL served ont of this county, or
by publication, withia thirty days after the
service hereof exclusive of the day of service;
or Judgment by default viii he taken against
you according 10 the prayer of the complaint;
and II copy Of the complaint IL. the above
entitled action be not served with this sum
mons, or IL the service hcrcaf b. made out OF
this state, then ten days additional to the
time hcreinabovc specified for appearance
and answer viii bc allowed before the taking
of judgment by dcfaultns aforesaid.
The said actioni Is nroughtto recover ofsiid
defendant the sum of sl5O on two proinis DRY
notes dated executed and delivered by the
said Joshua Stonor to Joseph T. Clcland and
by him assigned to the pinintir. Thep.aint
III will also pray that writ Il attachment
Issue ngnir u tn. goods and 'h,tyels, rights
and credits and tcrements Of the defendant
swi.l more fully APPEAR from tho con-
plsint m said action to which reference is
here made
Aud you are hereby notified that II you fat
In aud "a. nua fpt
n above required. the said plaintiff will take
default and Judgment against You as prayed
Tor in his complaint
Given under my hand aud the real Of said
county court AT Iiolyolsr in said county. this
18th day OF june AD 1896
lsEALl VIM q RonISspN Clerk.
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SUMMONS



state Of Calomdot
county Of Phillips
IN the county court
Elisha foplin riainun ~ Andfrs j Cfns..
Icy sophia lo'o nnr Adolphus n burke de-
fondRnt
Tho pc II the state of CDiata
Y" Andrew tros.ny sophia A l,uso and
Adolphns II burke the Defendant. above
nnn' d greotiugi
You nr' hereby rrpu rcd - appear ~ an ne.
to- brought against you by the above
named palniin IN The county court, VI mil.
lips rouni,. s'utn Of ,lioradi ., and answer ihn
complaint therein Within twcn,y days after
ihr service hrtrof, n served within tbs coun.
~ or, II ryud out OF this county, or by
publication, within thirty dnis after the
service hereof, tNrlusiNu ct the day of ssry.
Ice, or Judgment by default will 10 tnLrn
ngninst YOU according To tho prayer of I'M,
cuinnln,nt Ana " u copY ui the complaint
IN thcRbiNc entitled action h. not SERVED
With ihia summons. or " tho s,f,ira hcr,of
hr made ont IT thls slate. tirn ten days nj
dliionM Ia tile time hefrinbofurr sporiflnd
tor appearance ami answer viii b. allowed
before The taking Il Judgment by dpfault ns
aforesaid.
/ The slit action II b ought g. recover tho
sun ot snwi,l Interest taxes nnd attorney.
iocsph onrcrrtnln ptnmia.uty note r,ocutrd
hil doli'orud by the "a defendant Andrew
tto'-iet 90 me lhomna trahm pnd assign.
"i inr.nlniin mt dated May ie,i nod Ia
i"rrcloao 0n" vctln'n ttns. d,rd ~ q iuoft.
HhHu executed nnd delivered rs said dp,ond
hht NnhfrN 'roaslsy tp1homus frahm and
haslghrd ia this plninilif 70 srrlfu tho my
meht Of SAIL pfomi-4grt note said mortgage
hninR on IT, no'i zee gtpinrbN Ne win
nor" ihlly appear nom the complaint Ii,
7ih hc'ioh 4, uilch fefofrrrnccts hefr nin,lp
hhd ydh nro hcfuhy notified that Il ,ou
ihil 10 appear nnd Ia answer Tho sat com,
ilhlhi ~ above requitci The said pinlntn
Hill take default aud decree ~ pratcd Tor IA
plaintiffs complaint
Given under my hand and tho seal VI our
siw rnuhii coutt a, lipli okr IN anid ,ptnt,
This ~ dog 0i jnir s y 1879
wm roniAsos, clott.
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THERE'S ALWAYS A REASON.

1t is an easy Thing to account for. the
wonderful growth OF the Daily Sta'e
Journal recently. Its price has been 70.
dnced to 80 cents PER month without
Sunday, or 50 cents with Sunday. The
Journal has always been reliable aud
honest, printing the news without fear
or favor. The people of Nebraska realize
that they need paper published Mt the
capital, aad when the price Of The Jour.
nal was reduced the subscription list
grew at phenomenal rate. The Jour.
nal is Nebraska paper through and
through.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

For speakers and students,our defend.
or document No. o dGo pnres,) has Just
been issued b. This American Protective
Tariff League This is perhaps tho
mos, valuable document ever published
by this oreanisa ION, and includes full
information as TO the effect Of threatened
frce.'rade and the present low t,rih law
Order 10y numbcr only. Sont TO any I'D
drss for ten cents. Address Wilbur +
Wskemln. Gen SEC. 49, ives, I'd Street
Nv York
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BEATTYS ORGANS l VIE q. g. ., gp
,,2,sne; Aidrrss OF call on DAsfEL Z. BrAttf



Notice i hereby given that by virtue OF spc
einl execution issuei out Of the county count
Of Phillip, county Colorado. dated Ans A.
ls1o' aud To me o. sheriff directed in fayo Of
Tho A"unolor Co plaintiff and against John A
buck defendant. Tor tho sum Of sail
dsln7:-s aud SIZES coats anl accruinE cot
Nhrrcbi I'm commanded To coll tho follow los
dcsctibtd rrnlr state to-wl,;
lho 80 = Hre u pihrI1w 9 y IN In Phillips
county, Colorado.
To satisfy aid amounts I Shall offer ,,Il
premise lot sale nj public auction on ,a,nnlt,
ia, day Of Sept l-os NJ tn. hour OF F.
O'Clock = IN At the front door Of the conrt house
az lioly"An Phillips county Colo 10 the hiehcs,
Sni boat bidder therefor
Dated thl, n day Of Aus iS15
AT0ufnRlr Sheriff.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

and description OF charming though
inexpensive dining room, library and
bedroom, for it is an apartment IN an
ordinary flat" that Is described. In
'my note book" the editor, rs usual,
gives hints anil notes which no one who
buys paintings or art objects generally
can afford to miss. Price 35 cents. Mon
taguo Marks, Publisher, % Union Square
New York.
The state herald., 1895-10-11


sutlcc Is hereby given that by virtue OF n
special execution Issued out OF the county
court, Of Phillips county Colo. dated Aug ~,
1876 and To me ~ sheriff directed In favor of
nat. u Mynlrrso plant n aud against Chs-
siu- BruiUgi1n Jnlia 4 Irmngton ucoryc
Gray sninuclS curtis a. receiver Of the
Anglo American MORTGAGE aud Trust Co acor
pornuon, aud the Asgio American Mortgage
and Trust Company corporation
success ~ to iiuruhnm Tullcy.
Go defendant, FOR the sum II sul h
damages aud 1850 costs and nccrulnE Get.
nn commando TO sril tbs following de.
-eribrd real estate to-wii;
Tho.n.w = sfc ION mr. nW In Phillip,
county Cola
To satisfy said amounts shnll IN saturday
III" 9th day Of sept l-la uHrr the above de-
-eribrd premises for sale NJ pnJiic auctio,
at the hour 81 . o'clock y IA of said DAY AT
the front door ofiho court house In ii.lyoSe
Colo, To the highest and best bidder thcie.
foi,
Dated this % day ~ Aug lsla
GUTHRIE sheriff.
lly W q holland deputy
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Application for making final proofs
made free, by Clerk of District Court.


We want an energetic and ambitious
girl or boy, IN each city or town, 10 as.
s;st us in introducing our high class, il.
Illustrated newspaper for women. You
can make money fast, or secure nm arti-
Gle from tent TO bicycle, for n fow
hours work each Saturday morning II
your parents consent, enclose stamp for
list OF articles given, sample copy and
full particulars. Address: Ladies' Ev.
cry Saturday, Circulation Department,
&c South Seventh st, Philadelphia, Pa.
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lFirs, publication sep. 0 1895


N0tlSe 1Or fuplCal0n,
Land Uflice at sterling Colo
August 10 1895
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his ntcn ON
to make final proof in support If his claim,
and that said proof will be made before c, rls
of county court OF Phillips county Colo, at
Holyoke Colo. on Oct ~ 1896, viz:
BAKXlLLA CHAPMAN
Hid No 1853, for the sw 4 sec aotp,nr Ijw
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
ton of, said land, viz:
Christ Kuhn OF Ilolyoke Colo
Knox Aiken
Harry u Elliott
Albert Jarvis
PJ DxMrsrEE Rcssct
The state herald., 1895-10-11
First publication sop, o 1881
NutiGa fur PuhliC atiun,
Land onlce ut sterling Colo
Ann III 1904

Land Onlcc ut Sterling Colo
Aug % 1893
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has flied notice of his Intention
to make final proof In support of ms claim,
and that said proof viii be made before clerk
OF county court Of Phillips county Colo. at
iiolyokc Colo, on Oct. ia, 1895, viz;
TOBIAS II HARDlNGER
Hd y No iis32 for the n y sec % tp7 II tsw
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cutiya-
ton OF said land. viz:
David Warren Of Holyolsc COLO
Hannibal "A Carpenter
George II Poe Z"
l.eman r stumbnush
j ID MISTER Register
The state herald., 1895-10-11

The Texas legislature settled the fate
Of the proposed prize fight ut Dallas in
very short order when called in extra
session last week by Governor Culber.
son. 1t was a somewhat expensive but
most effective manner of putting stop
to the fight.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

The Harper War Book is tho greatest
work Of the kind ever published. The
State Journal has arranged to supply its
patrons at 10 cents per part. You can
get part one by cutting out this item
and sending with 10 cents to The State
Journal, Lincoln, Neb.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Tn. Art Amateur IN Offering three
months free TO all persons Gendiug in
their subscription before January lsi.
And looking nj tho October Issue. now
before us. We should ecftaialy shy that
:, IL mn offer we'll worth accepting. A
better " more instructive number than
this Tor the Hit student or at lover one
could scarcely Imagine. II fairly teens
with practical information. Beginning
with tho color plates, We lind an esqnis
tie p,n,l OF American Beauty Roses,
witch is accompanied by another plate
showing tho progressive stages OF paint
ing Il Tuis is an unique feature Of The
Art Am itrur. aud showing. ns II docs,
"hos roai arts, paints picture" u 10
simply invaluable 10 those learning Ia
paiut wiibol, teacher The third col.
or plate 10 "5upnet ~ the Inlet" de-
livb,ful painting by Carl Weber There
hfe the usual eight pages oi working dc
.l.ns Tor rlinh pt'ntins, ~onl carving
aud Gu ifoidsfy. Gle, A I this 10 merely
.nppl.m .ntafy 10 the mnshz,n. proper
10 II ss Hal the tif-t u n sule- III ntti
Gle. nu Elementary Dn,,ug Tor lie
linnYrs," which We comment - MI
,etrbef. IN the schools. IN drawing fpi
Ad,anuri SiudcB'n." on The ,nfioui
methods ~ reproducing drawings for H.
Illustration ~ newspapers aud magazines
The state herald., 1895-10-11

1t . reported that New York com.
psny will begin work nj once to build
line Of road from Hastings, Neb., to
Denver. Bids for construction have
been asked for from contrac crs
The state herald., 1895-10-11


by virtue Of special execution or leu
foreclosure issued out OF the of the dis rirl
court of Philips county and state Of Cole
dated sept. islo and TO inc ns sheriff direct.
ed in fav,r 81 Carrie u Jsmison piainiiff aud
against David Lmkin defendant FOR the .nul
"i ssS ~ damages and $40 10 c1sis and acrfn.
ing costs Whereby am commanded to sell
the following deseribed rsnl estate io.wlt
Thence sec istp7nr8w Of the pm In
lhillips county Colo
To satisfy said amount, shall on snturdi ny
oct 1895 offer the above described preniisc-
Tor sale NJ public aucti,n ut the hour of
o'clock pm Of said daynt the front door Of
the CONT house In iiol, oko Colo TO the high
est and best bidder therefor.
Dated this eday OF sept 1855.
A. \. GuIunIE. Sheriff
This sails stands nd iournnd to oetia. lsJ'.
The state herald., 1895-10-11

NluCa for Publication,
Land onicc ut Sterling CoIuI
sept u lS3.
Notice is hereby giyen That the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
70 make nnUl proof IA support of his claim.
and that said prof will De made before clerk
Il county court Of Phillips county Colo. u,
Holy oke Colo. ON ort. ~, lspa, viz:
ERAsTUs 5. BRIGGS
lid No so for the lotsiSa ofnc sec !
and lots b 4 o Of SEC 5tp7nri9w
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon. and cuitya-
ton Of. said land, viz:
Amos Buttcrncld OF Lamar Mob.
WILSON, @ Knapp
william = Summers
Thonas Gnlluhur
4 nNMtsaTFu
The state herald., 1895-10-11

Quite an excitement has been or ated
by tie reported discovery OF gold in
Seward county, Neb.