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The state herald., 1895-05-31


By virtue Of special execution on attachment
lssned out OF the clorlr's office OF tho county
court Of Phillips county and state of Colorado
and to mo directed whereby lam command
cd to make tho sum Of s6i.76 damages nnd
1910 cosvbf suit and accruing cost tho n
mount of n certain Judgment recently OBJ
tanned against I Lounsbury defendent dat
cd APR 10 1895 IN favor of W d Kelsey plalnt-
In out Of tho tenements goods and chattles
of the said 4 Lounsbury. have lowed up.
on the following property to.wit: Two
Western Cottage Organs as tho property of
I Lounsbury. Therefore according to said
command shall expose for sale at public
auction nll the right title and interest Of the
above named 4 Lounsbury in and 10 the n.
bove described property on Monday the 18th
day Of may 1895 ut o'clock pm at tho front
door OF the court house IN Hoiyoke Phillips
county Colorado. Dated at Iolyoke this 10
day OF April 1895. A Il GUTHRIE SherifY.
Hoivokc, Colo, May 13th, 1895.
Tho above sale is adjourned to MAY eard,
1898, at 2 O'clock, p. M. A. T. GUTHRIE,
Sheriff.
III W. q. HELLAND, Deputy.
The above sale stands adjourned to June l,
1895 ut . O'Clock p IN 4 Guthrie
By W G Holland, Deputy.
The state herald., 1895-05-31


Congress at the last session passed n
bill which contains provision in regard
TO isolated tracts OF lana, as follows:
at shall be lawful for the commission.
er Of the general land office to order in,
to market and sell for not less than one
dollar and twenty-five cents per acre any
isolated or disconnected tract or parcel
OF public domain less than one quarter
section which in hiss judgment it would
be proper to expose 10 sale, after ut least
thirty daye' notice by the lauj officers Of
the district in which such lands may he
situated; Provided, That lands shall moi
become SO ioolated or disconnected until
the same have been subject to homestead
entry for period Of three years ate:
the surrounding land has been entered,
filed upon, or sold by the government:
Provided, That not moro than one hun
dred AID sixty acres shall be sold to any
one person."
The state herald., 1895-05-31


Tho Burlington Route is n notable OK.
ccption to the general run Of western
railroads.
During a period when railroad build
Ing in this country hns boon almost at u
s,andstill, 1t has been steadily pushing
forward it's northwest extension and nos
takes much pleasure in announcing it,
completion To oiliinss' Mont' e'' miles
from omhha'
Al biilingS' connection IL made with
tho Northern fac'he Haiiroad and IN
DER tfaiiic agreement with That com
pany' busiooos oil all classes Is cxohnnRed
There. or, more properly speaking routed
through TINT point to mud from every
station on or reached via tho Northern
Pacific aud Burlington Systems.
This new nhort line-for that Ia exact
ly what It i9-reiucoa tho distance be-
tween Omnhn, kunaes City. 81. Louis
aud tho territory south and sonth.eaa
OF those cities, on the ono hand. and
Moninnn, Northern Idaho and Puget
Sound points, on tho other. NIL the way
from 90 to ii3 milea. II thus becomes
mn important factor in bringing tho vast
scope OF country served by the Northern
Pacific into closer relationship with the
MISSOURI nnd hississippi Valleys.
just TO illustrate things. Tho New
Short Line Bayos
ooi mllcs between oi,aba nn,$hlelSna
oat miles between Omaha md Hr,,e
an miles bctwoen Omaha mud spolnne
"A m,lo. bc,wo,n Omaha aud Tacoma
10 miles between Omaha ana seattle.
Tho New Line hna bo,p eonn,rue,ed
IN n msrt onbstan,in manner r,col.
lontly bnllnsled. laid with tho hcnyioat
neel upon more ibnn tho ,snnl numper
of ,,en. i, canal. thu be,l aud oIdas, nor.
tlons Of Tho burlington sy,,em
Peopl, whose opnion ia worth having,
pronounce Il supetior TO any new trnek
over built IN tho vosisfn ntntep
Tho train .petyiee viii eonsl.. ~ Pull.
The state herald., 1895-05-31

STERLigo, Colo. March 14th, 1895.
EDITOR STATE HERALD.--We wish you
would publish the following statement
for the benefit Of people.
The persons who made Timber Culture
Entry prior TO September 10Th, 1887, and
has complied with Timber Culture Law,
as to cultivating, can mako final proof
regardless Of the number OF trees grow
ing, and without advertising.
In It. O. enteries made subsequent to
Sept. 18th, 1887, advertisement must be
made sane as In Final Homestead cases.
In all contest CAGES $500 must accom-
pany the affidavit of contest when for
warded to this Office.
Yours Respectfully,
P.J. DnMrsTER, Register.
Dixon BUCHANAN, Receiver.
The state herald., 1895-05-31
Il. A. r. Norlcl..


We lnko lhin oppof unity OF iufo aniug
orr Bnbscribcra that tho new CommiB.
ionor Of Pensions has boon appointed.
lilo IL M old soljicr. aud va believe that
soldiers nm d their hcip vail receive
justice NJ his hands. We do not an,lei.
pate that there will DO any radical
chauacs in tho administration Of penaon
alrnirs undor tho new regime.
We would advise, however. TINT u. S.
soldiers, tnilora, and their hoira, take
n,opa 10 mako application ut once. II
they have not already done No, In order
10 Beonfo the benefit OF tho early filipp
of Their clnims Ia ease there should BE-
amy future pouAinn legiulntion auch
Liquidation 10 seldom retroactive. There.
lore II 10 OF great Importance thu, appi.
catiouu be Gled in The department nj the
earllea, pomiblo date.
" U. y. iioldiefo. Salofu. or their Wild.
OWE. Children, OF Parents desire inform.
stion In regard TO pension matters. they
should write to tn Pfcsn Clnima Com.
pany, ut Warrington, u. o.. and they
will pfepase and send tho necessary M.
pbentiot. II tbey iln1 ihcn entitled IN.
dor tho nnnasela Laws enacted for their
benefit. AdjioHa.
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
John wrDpfnw'ns, Managing Atty.
L. o. Box, 3ij Wnahmatop, b. q
The state herald., 1895-05-31


Tho Memphis convention will do the
silver cause no harm. On tho contrary
1t will chow tho people that nothing is
10 be expected f,om the present ndmIn.
istrstion IN favor OF u return TO bim.tal.
lism IL Mr.. Cleveland and his associates
we're hrar,Sly in favor OF bimo.aliism
through international action they would
condemn gold Recommendation ma strongly
ms tho advocates Of silver coinage do, aud
they would do all in their power to bring
shout an agreement between tho great
commercial nations TO open their uints
10 the nnrcn'ric,ed coinage OF both ailYef
anl gold. The fact tha, thoy arc willing
that the country should remain upon tho
gold standard Tor nn indefinite time Is
made evident by ,he action o, tho Mem.
phis convention, and thus the ground
has bcen cleared and the real situation
mado all the more evident. The conse-
quencc J, that people who favor bimotal.
lism will see the hopele,sness Of locking
/. 10 such men as those who composed this
convention Tor help In securing n return
10 that polio. through international nc
tion,--Denvcr Republican.
The state herald., 1895-05-31
q mouaehnIa 1,rcnsnre,

n ITbUSchOIU 'IToNatlTc.
d. w. Fuller OF CanajoharIo NY, says
that he always keeps DIR. Kings New
Discovery in tho house and his family
has always found the very best results
follow its use; that he would not 10 with
it, il procurable. G. A. Dykeman
Druggist, CatslSill, N. Y, Hnys that DR.
Kings Now Discovery is undoubtedly
the best Cough remedy; that he has used
it in his family tor eight years, and it has
never failed to do all that ia CLAIMED for
it Why not try remedy so long tried and
tested. Trial ho.tlo free ut City Drug
Store Regular size SOC. and1lOO.
The state herald., 1895-05-31

Wheat ia being shipped from Chicago
to Kansas City. THIS fact certainly
shows lack Of good businesscjudgment
on the part Of the grain men Of Kansas
City III not bsing able to calculate clos
er than they have the question Of de-
m,nd and supply in the vest.
The state herald., 1895-05-31

The action Of tho democratic county
conventions Of Illinois In declaring 20
unanimously In favor Of the free coinage
Of silvcr shows very plainly tia, the vot.
ers Of that state are thinking seriously
on tho money question md that they
will. before the next presidential cam
pnigp, be ready to give the electoral
vote OF that state ior n free coinngc can
didnte. There nro republican leaders
aho nre trying very hard 10 mako them.
selves believe that the members OF tie
republican party Of Illinois have no aym.
pathy whatever with the ifoo coiungo Of
silver movement These gentlemen will
have their eyes opened 10 Their mistake
IL this iasuc is presented 10 the people IL
tho next campaign. When tho groa,
mass 81 tho voters pf oitbcr ~ TIN old
parties IN conservative state like flii-
nois show by. Their action In convention
assembled such rndical change Of opin-
lou On the insney question us that which
las taken place witbin the ranks Of the
democratic patty of the stale Of Illinois.
there IL every reason 10 believe that the
great mass OF voiors. rsgnrdlssi OF p afiy
hiilhutiDn. have bcoa thinking seriously
upon this question and bat tho reason.
Ing which bns brouah, about turh n
marked change ~ the views Of thu voiera
OF oue party cannot bit have bad much
similar eject upon tie voiers Of tho 9th.
or purity. The ihnk mud lilo of the re-
pabllcaa party u tina. state have bal DO
opportunity ye, to make known their
position oa ih!s question, but the irdi.
cAiion. NUT osr.a,eiy DO anything buf
The state herald., 1895-05-31
pategl |, S 3
NOTICE TO INVENTORS.

There was never time in the history
OF our country when the demand for in
ventions and improvements in tho arts
and sciences generally was SO great rs
now. The conyenionces OF mankind in
the factory and workshop, the house
hold, on the farm, and in official lie, re-
quire continual accessions to the appur-
teDances and implements OF each in or
der to save labor, time and expense. The
political change in the administration OF
government does rot affect tho progress
OF the American inventor, who being on
the alert, and ready to perceive tho OK
istiDg Deficiencies, does not permit the
affairs OF government to deter him from
quickly conceiying the remedy TO over
come existing discrepancies. Too great
caro- can not be exercised IN choosing
competent ard skillful attorney to pre-
pare and prosecute an application for
patent. Valuable interests have been
lost and destroyed in innumerable IN
stances by the employment of incompe-
tent counsel, and especially is this ad
vice applicable to those who adopt the
"No patent, TO pay" rystem. Inventors
WHO entrust their business to this class
of attorneys do so at imminent risk, as
the breadth aud strength OF the patent
is never considered in Wow OF II quick
endeayor to get an allowance and obtain
the fec then duo. THE PRESS CLAIMS
COMPANY, John Wedderburn, General
Manager, 5lS + street, N. W., Washing
ton, u. O., representing large number
Of important daily and weekly papers, as
well rs general periodicals of tue country
was Instituted to protec, its patrons
from the unsafe methods heretofore en-
pluyed in this line of business. The
eaid company is prepared to take charge
Of all patent business entrusted TO 1t for
reasonable fees, aud prepares and pros
ccutes applications generally. including
mechanical Inventions, design patents,
trade marks, labels, copyrights, inter
ferences, inf-inGements, validity reports,
and gives especial attention to rejected
cases. II is also prepared to enter into
competition with any firm in securing
foreign patents.
Write for instructions and advice.
JONI WEDDERBuRs,
els Il Street,
p. o. Box 3s5. Washington, d. c.
The state herald., 1895-05-31
Cooperation In Rural Life.

From The Country Gentleman.
Efforts have been made to develop CO.
operation in farm life, notably by the
grange, which has done so much TO make
farm life better; but these efforts have
been almost altogether unsuccessful.
There are two prominent reasons; First,
aud best, the efforts have begun with
the eocial rather than with the business
features uf life. We are SO wrapped up
in tho chase after wealth that we will
not take up anything seriously. and dc
velop 1t persislently, unless it is con-
Lecied with business. Second, when it
has been sought TO introduce organized
CO operation into the business nifuirs of
rural life, instead Of endeavoriug to make
it an aid to existing methods, which
have been painfully evolved out of the
experience OF mankind and have the
sanction OF the common sense, the eiror,
has been TO supplant them. Good exam
pies are the grange stores, which pro-
posed to do away with shop keepers and
many Of those instruments nnd methods
OF eifoctipg exchanges that the spirit OF
mankind developed. These stores geu-
orally failed, and their failure was in pro.
portion to their Gntagonism OF approved
c-mmti cial methods; yet they demon
strnted that cooperative buying aud
selling, which used the merchant and tie
macLinery OF exchange, Is advantageous
aud there arc many oranges that have
Uunght and cold on cooperative plan
right along, and each year find i, more
useful. The most prominent example
o! organized corporation in rural indus
trial aiIars to-day IL tho cooperative
creamery; yet many such enterprises
were wrecked, and the system came near
being brought into fatal disIepute by
contempt for or defiance Of weil.es.ab-
liahed commercial principles and moth
DDS Of procedure, Cooperation must
be not only among people, but with the
Institutions and means approved by the
common sense OF mankind.
Co operative dairying has pissed the
experimental stage aud Is bound to dc.
velop rapidly. One has oaiy to note the
difference ia the market price of ''crean.
cry butter and ot country butter" to
see the great advantage Of employing
those appliances and methods that are
impossible in tho farm house, but prac-
i!cablc in tue creamery. In many rural
neighoorhoods cooperation satisfactorily
and economically supplies the people
with fresh meats. In others, orglnizod
CO operation not only manages the thresh-
ing machine, but does all the work Of
thre,hing, even to cooking. 10 the de
cided satisfaction OF all. In some rural
neigbbofhoods daily mail delivery is Sc
cured through cooperation; and ii is
much more economical 10 have one per-
son bring their mail To thirty people
than TO have tho Thirty people 20 after
il, each for him,elf. Cooperative luun-
dries are bong seriously discussed and
public laundriss are certainly a much
needed rural innovation that would soon
have profitable patronage.
There are many zelda for cooperative
action in rural life; and in speaking OF
cooperation havo not had in mind on.
iy that primitive corporation 10 which
some would linn, the term. but all thosh
forms OF activity IN which people coop.
III Al
The state herald., 1895-05-31

To, James n. LargcIt, The American Loan
AMI Trust Company, Phillip Potter, Receiver
II the American Loan and Trust Company
William l.. ngrmoistcr aud Annie NJ. Burmc.
lister husband ami wife, You are hereby
notified that ON the nflh day OF October. 1891
W. l.. johnson. purchased Mt tax sale for the
taxes of 1850, the following tract of land towIt
The north.west quarter u section eleven Qi)
In township seven "a north OF range forty
three ti2) west OF the 9th y. M. In Ehillips
county. Colorado. said property at the time
Of the tax lev. and assessment for tile year
1870, being taxed IN the name Of "Burmaster''
and II appears from tho records In the ofiica
Of the county cork Of Phillips county, that
the said James \. LaTgant, ,ho American
Loan and Trust company, William Y. Burmc-
lister and Annie NJ, Burmcisicr Husband and
wilol have OF appear To have. come Interest
In the above described land. the exact nature
and extent OF which Is TO the unlers!gned
unknown. And you are hereby further
notified that the undersigned Is now the own
er OF the County Trca-urors certificates OF
purchase. by assignment, and unless tho said
real estate Is redeemed within thirty days
from the completed service OF this no,ice, !
win donand from the rrcasircr OF Pihiiips
county tax deed. Dated this 10th day of
March \. d, 1888. L. N. ,icPnLgny,
owner and holder OF ccriifav,cs.
]. hereby certify that received tho 'sithin
notice this 18th day OF March 1875.
\. I. GuriRm, sheriff.
State Of Colorado.
Coiiniy of Philips
I. \. 7. Guthrie. sheriff. do hereby certify
that after due and dilgcni search. the With
IN nDmod james y. Largeni. Tbs American
Loan aud Trust Company. Phillip Potter
Receiver OF tho American Loan and Trust
Company, william +. Bnrmcistor and Annlc
M.nurmcis;Ur husband and wife, cannol be
found in my county. paied this srd day OF
April 1898.
AT. GUTHRIE, gherln
The state herald., 1895-05-31


n, Charles II. Bets. l.. ". rulioys. Trnstee.
Clarence X. iles.e. L. W. Trlleys. Burnham.
ruileys Co.. IL. W. Tulleys. II. W. Bnrnhuin
and James \. Brown members of the sad firm.
Tho Anglo american Mortgage and Trust
Company, successor TO Barnhan Tulleys 4
Co., and Samuel :. CARTS. Receiver OF the
Angio-American Mortgage and Trust Com
pany aud " p. Elweli. You are Hereby uoii.
Ged that ON the nth day Of October, 1891.
Matte :. Junkin purchased nj tax sale Tor
the taxes o: is0o, the following tract OF land
to-wit: The northeast quarter OF section
I've t5l In township eigh, 81 north Of range
forty.six (I1) west OF the eth Principal Nor
idlan IN Philips County, Colorado. II appears
IRON tue records IN the ofico OF the county
clerk u Phillips county, coorodo. that the
said Charles II. Belts, l.. W. Tullcys. Trustee.
Clarence X. iiesse. l.. ". 1ulleys and Burn.
ham Tuileys 4 Co.. have or appear to have
some interest In the above described land. tho
exact nature and extent Of which. Is to the
underngncd unknown. And you are hereby
further notified that the Undersigned Is now
the owner OF tho County Troasurer's osrtin.
cate. OF purchase. and unless the said real
estate Il redeemed within thrifty days from
the completed service OF thus notice, I will dc
nand from the Treasurer OF Phillips county
u tax deed. Dated this 10th day OF March
1850. MATHIS, JusKiS.
owner and holder oil certificates.
Thereby certify That I received the Within
notice this 10Th day of March isos.
AT. OuTnnIg. shorln.
Slate OF Colorado, l.
county of Phillips.
la. \. Guthrie, sheriff, do hereby certify
thnt nftar due md dillgcpt search, tho with
The state herald., 1895-05-31

The action of the gold-bug convention
at Memphis seems 20 have been anything
but satisfactory to the parties who wer,
Instrumental in calling the convention
b 4 largo number ofbsnkers figured quite
prominently ~ the movement mud very
naturally they are not satisfied with the
action OF the convention in declaring n
galnst the present banking system and
demand another convention.
The state herald., 1895-05-31
the IWICt.-k WEEK RtPUB'l G.
brgcI.kL OFFER.

Good oniS Until ssnreh aiat. ispB.
Bend two new eubscrbota with two
dollars and get ono ycnr Tree.
Send four now enbsopibera with four
dollara md receive the paper two seam
without cont.
DO you know good inine Mhon you
500 ~ a word 10 the wiSo 10 sufficient.
Aldrcss THE liEprBIlC,
~ Louis. Mo.
The state herald., 1895-05-31

Tho Western Irligator is the name OF
n now paper soon to DO started Mt Sidney
Neb. The paper will he devoted entire
iy to the irrigation interests of the west
and shoH!d receive the support Of nll
who are interested In this question.
The state herald., 1895-05-31

Eugene V. Dets has been denied n
writ of haboas corpus by The U. S. su,
preme court. He will now go 10 jal to
serve out his sentence Tor violation OF
tho writ Of injunction issued by the U.
S. circuit court.
The state herald., 1895-05-31

Another old soldier is gone. WalterQ
Gresham, secretary OF sta,e, died at
Washington, ID. O., on tho %, instant.
In his death, The nation has lost c,ti.
zen eminent us a soldier, judge and
statesman
The state herald., 1895-05-31

Mr., Reyell, chairman of the repuhli-
can city central committee Of Chicago
Inns declared himself in favor Of the free
coinage OF s;lvor. The republicans OF
Illinois have beeu keeping very quiet on
the silver question. but the indications
arc the the silence will soon be broken.
The state herald., 1895-05-31
U. S. LAND OFFIoE,J
SrERLiN0, COLO,
No. 10

Apr. a5th, 1895.
Complaint having been entered ut this office
by John l.. Baidwinagainst Joseph Warren
for abandoning his homestead entry No 1860
dated Jan s3rd. 1859. upon the sw u sec ~,
tpsnri7 V. in Phillips county. Colorado.
with view to the cancellation OF said entry.
The said parties are hereby summoned to
appear ut this Office on tho i3tllAhy Of
June 1895, Mt 10 o'clock II. M, 10 Tcspond
and furnish testimony concerning sand nj.
legged Abandonment.
y. j. DENPsrER, Register
The state herald., 1895-05-31

An exchange says that enc beet sugar
factory in Snn Berdino county, Cal, will
curn one hundred thousand tons OF beets
into sugar this year.
The state herald., 1895-05-31

Oscar wilde wa- found guilty by the
jury and will sc, two years at hard la
bor
The state herald., 1895-05-31

TN 'uolsu!gsrM 'snuoa
luiM 'dn Gss nuualo 'soumd AI,Ii Y Z d
The state herald., 1895-05-31
Gold, or Silver, or Paper.
wo have $500 CONVERSATIONS. Al
follows;

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vi.
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The state herald., 1895-05-31
We WANT YOU

to act rs our agent. We furnish an expensive
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help you to earn ten times Ordinary wages. Both
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The state herald., 1895-05-31

gurT~-.'- u0o-Otgans So np. War
5HhIai . ElAhOi anisd 10 years Cats
quo free Address Daniel +. Beatty, Washington
Now JcrHrT
The state herald., 1895-05-31

County OF Phillips.
I, A. I. Guthrie. sheriff. do hereby certify
that aftci due and diligent search the within
named joshua stono, Pierce Wright and Com.
psny. j. G. Myers and Join I. II. Pierce can
not be found In my county. Dntsd this srd
day OF April. lsgo. a. 4. GuTnHiE.
khnrIn.
The state herald., 1895-05-31

Bf w. q. HELLAND, Deputy.
The above sale stands adjourned To June
1895 Mt O'Clock p m 4 Guthrie
BY " G Holland, Deputy.
The state herald., 1895-05-31
lRE ETILlNGr0YS NEE ynaEl LINE.

\. t. GUTHRIE. sherlH
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

pend upon its ability to meet its obliga.'onis, ms
The credit of the Nation is according 10 .ne
astute Secretary dependent upon the retireinen'
and cancellation of the legal tenders In reau
ing the Secretary's report. 1t Is encouraging "
remember that he will have only one more OPP
portunity to present his annual report OF puzzies
and guesscs. .,,,
Closing prices of the principal active STOCKS
compared with Saturdays last prices were do
follows: