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The state herald., 1896-06-12
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wheras Jerrmias Ma.nus-n Of tho county Of
Phillips aud state Of Colorado did b, NJ. deed ii
trust dated Feb is2i aud rcoricj Feb ~ ispi
In book " on page i,o Of III, records of Phillips
count, con,c, IN Y n Mcph-rrin tru.i.o III. fol.
lowing d-.crib-,i real rs.ats situated In th.
county of Phillips and stat. Of Colorado towlti
Tho north west quarter 90 Of section two tp
In township seven fil north Of rang. fort, seven
li'l wet Of tho q principal meridian. containing
onr hunjf,-i nni siit, aoi,- tirol 10 secure the
pa,incn, of his principal note Of one hundred
and t~oui, ,.nye dollar. tsiisl together with two
coupon notes Of t,.Hs zach da,-i Fob 10, and
pa,ab. 10 tho orier Of William cicmmons. saii
coupon notes being dus on the hrrt daj. n Aus
H,d February sf,s date of tho -aid principal
notc With Interest at tho rats II twelve p.f cen,
lef aunum after ma,ariiy. Whereas among 9th
VI thinsu II 10 provided In said d~d 81 trust
that In ca.e ot default In III. ra,mc,, of sal.
no,s a- aforesaid u rhali b. lawful for the .Aia
IN Mei'hrrin Ia sall -sid pwmisc. aud al
right beneh, and equity ~ redemption of III,
said J.tcni,a. Magnu..b therein IN III. mhnne
sicri1od In sai jps,i ~ itpa, and whereas dc
fault has becn siad. In the payment NJ tho Inter
"a; due and ai-o tho principal due the ist IA, y
Fob isb
Nov therefore NJ the ic'insa, of the lraai ioli-
~ aaii no,a and under the authority In ma ,.4t
ed b, said deed Of trust !. n n Mciheffin tfu.,
- will on tho H.. ,lni ~ Jul, i-p1 a, the hour
io'-loct y ~ of saii da, at tho fion' door 81 III
cour, hou-" IN the town Of iiol,okc In the count,
and stats aforesaid s.ll .aij teal estate and nj
the tisht title banrhi and equity Of redemption
of tho said jetemiaz Masnn..p his heirs aud as
signs therein n, publ. auction for tho hinhes
nnj bs-, rriea tho aaine will bring In cash fof h
pufposesf pitlns III. aforesaid np,s aud in,sf
r-' IS aforesaid with all inohe,. advanced 10
ao-is ta,as commissions aud EXPENSE. iuclp,linl
si'ofne.'s feo. publication notice and ot osc
cniins api Je'afaInina 'b.s deed of trust.
Dated Al iipi,oks Phillips county toio ,bi
?, III, of June . u isis
EN Mdrliri,RlN rrae.
The state herald., 1896-06-12

. One oi the Wall street bankers in q re-
cent report Of the condition oi business
on Wa. street says that business 10 very
materially and injuriously effected by
the rapid growth Of the silver movement.
10 IL sesns that the wsli street gold
bugs hsvs finally been forced to SEQ and
admit that the advocates Of the remons-
tizAtion oe silver are very rapidly in.
crsasing in nunoera, 30 rapidly 10 fact,
q 70 friRhtsn gold bug leaders, Who but
. tsv vecks ago we're victims Of the de.
lusiou that the cause Of silver WINS dead.
The state herald., 1896-06-12

Some time ago the country wa. semi.
officially informed that most II tho NON.
b-rs Of President Clcveisnd's Cabinet
would resign II ,heir.psrty conventions
IN their own states declared for frse coin.
age. The dom sc'Atie party In ovcry
state represented IN the cabinet. with tho
exception Of Massachusetts aud New
York. has already gone on record 10 IL.
sor Of irec ceiDagc It tho ratio Of 10 10 !.
and yet none of tnc cabns, officer. thus
rcpudiateJ by ih.if o~n constituents
have thought u handing 10 their r.siu.
na,i,us. Tha, was an empty bluif put
forward ior tho purpose " frightening
The masses inio acJniesconcc ip the
trcasou.blr cour.. pursued by the presi.
dent aud Ills cabinet, and not u single
secretary Possesses III. msnlincss io sur
fcpder his portfolio nov that the blulI
has been called by tho voters. Well, II
Is barJ 10 blame iioks Smith and Her.
bert ubd Sterling Morton aud Harmon
and Wilson aui i,st,isle Tor hanging ou
10 bis present official positions as lour as
pos.ibIe. because u Ia morally CERTAIN
that ~, one oi them sill live iou..
The state herald., 1896-06-12

TIE prosperity which Ouray is now
snj j'yinR 10 due largely 70 the develop
meut Of deposits CT gold orc 10 that vi.
cinity. The great fall in the price Of sill.
vss has been in large measure Offset by
the disc 'v~ry OF gold mines that arc
worked st u profit. Az fsr ~ the indus
try of mining Is concerned when consil-
cred by itself IL Is u matter Of indireI-
sucs whether the ore ,ninei II silver or
gold, provided tl,v price Of silver IL the
samo NJ tho coiuage value. So that
whsa Ouray turned from mining silver
winch sold Tar below its coinage value to
mining gold. which sold relatively for
fsr more than II brought before silver
was demouotixsd, the camp turned 10 q
mors profitable in iastry. II has, bs~u
% with many Coiora.lo camps, and saS&.
srn people Who thought that (,oforsdo
vns merely " silver state aud MAT con
seqnentiy II would he ruined by tho do
cline In price Of that metal. sec thu, tho,
were mistaken. Colorado 10 In . beitsi
situation 10 endure gold monomsiallisu
than my other state In the Union be
cause one of i,a great indn,triss 10 gol,
mining. Bst II will never be sati.iic,
I'LL pinotallism 10 restored. Denver Re
publican.
The state herald., 1896-06-12

WANTED: :-srvcrai Trustworthy gentlemen
" OF ladies' To travel In colorado for estab-
iished. reliable house. Salary $50 and ex
pcn-cs. steady position. Enclose reference
aud self addressed stamped envsiopc. The
Dominion Company. Third fioor. omahH
Wdr.. Chicago. III.
The state herald., 1896-06-12

The hotels Of 81. Louis arc closed q
eainsi the negro delegates to the repub-
lican national convention. Hereafter II
will be wise and eminently proper for
party managers TO locate national con.
veniions in cities where tho hotel keep
ers recognize the fact that tho negro
voter las . iow rights In common with
other voters Of tho country.
The state herald., 1896-06-12

The time was when writer of fiction
vas forced to depend upon the merits OF
his works a. the inducement for reading
them. but at the present day some writ
ers are not satisfied with such slow re-
turns from their labor 80 they have u
dopted the plan OF weaving into the plot
OF the story q mystery and readers Of the
story are secured by offering premiums
for successful guess 4. tho mystery Of
the story.
The state herald., 1896-06-12
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II subarrtbcrs order the discantinunnce Of
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Ne u send them until Nil arrcarsgcs arc paid
II Subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
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II subscrib'rs movo TO other placer with.
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Th~ courts have decided that to take period
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Searases. Is sent to tho publishor.
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The silver democrats will control the
ChieaGo convention snd insert . silver
plank iu the democratic platform and
the result sill make division Of the sill.
yer forces that means sus defeat Tor the
silver cause in the coming campaign.
The frends Of silver instead OF uniting
asd mAkina the dght on . silver plat-
form will be divided on party platforms
- herstoiors Mud this means defeat for
silver. There is NO prospec. for silver
winning the coming campaign il the
frisuds oi s,ivsr 10 ons party must fully
sodorss the straight psrty platform OF
an opposing party 10 order TO secure an
opportunity to support = silver plank.
The state herald., 1896-06-12

The republicans are gatterin: at st.
Louis this week and preparing for what
now Looks very much like simply rati-
Acation u AcKinlsy's nomination which
10 already a. good as made in the selec-
tiou and instruction. Of delegates.
The state herald., 1896-06-12

An armed company OF about 100 farm
srs 10 the southern part Of Larimer
county have been irrigsting their land
this week to suit themselves in defiance
Of Law and the officers Of the law. A
shortage OF water for irrigation purposes
sesms to have caused the trouble.
The state herald., 1896-06-12

WASrtbl several trustworthy gentlemen
or ladies' to travel In tplUta,i . for rstab-
iishcd. reliable house. Salary sisD and rS.
pcnsc-. steady position. Enclose reference
and ,elf sdd'ssscd stamped cnvcicpc The
po,n'nion Company. Third tiopr. Omaha
i,idg,. Chicago. III
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enough to get another important posi-
tion in thus country at the hands OF any
political party. Denver Republican.
thirst publication June le isoel 1855
NutiCB for Publication.

ltrst puDlicntion June ~ 1895 1888
NutiCs for Publication.
Land oflce At Sterling Colo
June 1888
Notice is hereby given hnt the following
named settler hns filed notice of his intention
to make final proof In support Of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before tho
clerk Of county court Of Phillips county Colo
ut Ilolyoke Colo ON July ~ 1905 viz
JOHN Is SCOTT
Hid " lio for the q Y soc 20 tp0nr4aw
He names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton OF said land, viz:
Jesse kimball Of venango Eeb
Franklin Watkins "
jacob Il Gilmore i"
Harvey Scott
r J DrNrsrER Register.
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FIRST Publication Junes isaS-No 1854
iIyBBR CULTURE FINAL PROOF.
Notice. tor Publication.

United States Land Ofiicc,l
sterling Colo May 70 isQj
Notice Ia hereby given that John u Bradslcy
has flcd notice Of 1 ,tcniion to make nnal
proof before Register or Receiver
at his offiec In Sterling Colo on
wcdncs lay the Is day Of July 1880 on timber
culture application No iets2 Tor the n W quar-
ter Of section No 10 In township No on range
No Giw
Hc nAn... as witnesses:
Granville u woolman OF JcIc.bngs Colo
John " johnson Z"
George " johnson e ="
Pctcr Peterson " Z"
III DENr-rER, Register.
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WANTED: :-srvcrai trustworthy gentlemen
or ladies TO travel In coloi ado for -stab-
lishcd, reliable house. salary t'D sad e.
psnsss. Steady position. Enclose rcfcrrncc
and self addressed stamped envelope. This
pominion Company. Third Floor. Omaha
Riigchica,:o, III,
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BHERIFF's SALE.

bhhhIrr . SALE.
Notice is hereby Rivon that by virtue Of special
execution or lien foreclosure issued out
Of the distrcit court Of Phillips
county Colo. dated Juno 1896 and to mo
as shcriG directed In favor Of Clarence X Hcssc
plaintiff and against James A Power Anglo
American Mortgage Trust Company
l. W Tullcys and r II Hlnir
defendantsfor ths sum of e4spsi damages and
es2.ts cost and accruing cost whereby am CON-
mandcd to soil tho following described real
estate to-wit;
The NV Y sec tp7n In Is Of
the 9Th p. IN. In Phillips county, Colorado.
To satisfy said amounts shall on Monday
The day Of July 1900 offer the above dc
scribod premises for sale at public auction at
tho hour Of . O'Clock m OF said day at tho front
door ofthe court house In Holyoke Colo. 10 the
highest and best bidder therefor
Dstsd this 0 day of Juno fs6.
ATGUIHRIE sheriff
The state herald., 1896-06-12

HhhT.i 0 PlANUS an,ai 10 years. Cats
sus free Address Daniel y. Beatty. Washington
New Jersey,
The state herald., 1896-06-12
HMMoNs u ELLIS

u Y iiSs, for tho sw y sec 20 tpsnrDw
lie names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon and ouitiya
ton Of. said land. viz:
Cnarles Ao~ry of iiolyokc Colo
Christopher G Lounsbury 4"
Alfred u Clark "
william q Heller :" :" "
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first publication Apr - is9i.-No liz,
iIxBBR.CrLIrRs FINAL PResF
Nptica for Public alton
United state. Land Onicc !

United state. Land Oflcc
stefiing Colo Apr ~ isS
Notice is hereby given that Emma Powell
formerly Emma Moorc has nlrd notice OF in
tcntion to make final proof before clerk OF
county court Of Phillips county Colo nj his
o,iicc In Holyoke Colo on Friday the ~ day Of
MAY isp on timber culture application No
ii77o for tho 9 y Of sec No IN tp No n r
NOW
She names aa Witnesses
Charles u Moore OF iioiyoke Colo
william y Patmon /"
Walter Il shamp " "
John kinch
rJDEMPsrEk Register.
The state herald., 1896-06-12

Tho Times. Democrat Of McOook, Neb.,
10 now published as the McCook R-pub-
lican.
The state herald., 1896-06-12

REATTY Pianos. urxan. s5 up. Want
~ n 4 agents, Cat free. Daniel y.
Beatty. Washington. N. J.
The state herald., 1896-06-12
The Rocky Mountain News
"A METROPOLITAN pAiLYJ

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first publication June 5 issG-No Is.

First publication June s isSj-No 1853
Nutirs for Publication.
Land Once at Sterling Colo.
May 20 isS
Notice is hereby given that tho following
namcd settler has fiicd notice OF his intention
to mako nnai proof IN support Of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
clerk Of tho county court OF Phillips county
Colo. nj iiaiyok- Colo. On July n. isas
The state herald., 1896-06-12
NOTICE FOR PU RLICATION.
Petition 10 Sell Real E,i,,, 10 Pay Debts.

rJ DEMrsrEN ilrgI,lcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-02

PASTOR SAYS THAT TIE RNNES BILL MAY
rrnvf TO ur "pEIIsIoN ANp FRAUD"
pho 2ev : Glrlri Nelson preached in 'hc Bed
lori a.. mn. BAPTIST church yesterday evening
f,o,, Romans Nv For none ~ rs lNc'n -
hln.e,f n~l D., man dcth 70 himself He said in
mari. Earn has rights that All ar" bound 10 ."-
,,uong th.s. rignte - that of personal llO-
er,v Ru, liberty is personal only SO ors as it, ~
.rc,s4 works ~ injury 20 others Then it becomes
rc,.,e. The demand OF the gambler Is 70 be L.,
alone Has not be- the same rights as other men
l. not his a business ALSO II IL business truly,
rs ne makes 3, such. bat ~ IS ore that threatens
tho in,cr'iv ~ society Let clone says the rum
seller engaged H. his SUNDAY ratic; ours Is 'it-
innate business rut It's legitimacy just The point
I'm ltsnutc a point determined. morally. 10y looking
81 the wrftchrd homes and The soddened wrecks
that are the product of his traffic. For the we'll
betng Of society dishonest and denoralzins schemes
and businesses be prohibited or. II mat he not
noss,b. they must be dealt with 50 As 70 mini
mlzc their evils But great wisdom IS necessary in
either attempt Law * operative only when it is
sustained b. an adequate public sentiment
On nv View the advocates Of temperance are
LAYING too much stress upon the ltga side ana to)
little on the moral Side OF their contention TAe
days of the temperance lecturer seem - be over.
NORA agitation appears To have died with Cough
There IS great need for It's revival An earnest and
vigorous temperance crusade conducted slmultane-
ou.ly all the country would do more TO close
lauor stores than al the legislation that ever has
been Or shall b.
Some of our friends Just now are consra;ulat.ns
themselves on ne probable passage Of The Raines
bill They think they Gee great advantages ia II
because promises incrrts" the license zee ana
:, reduce the number OF snlOOns. II may be the
bin for these cites ever enacted IN me whole
history OF laundering excise legislation. II may
mean open doors on sundays AMI the utter dtsre-
gard Of all such restraints a. now exist. IL trans
f.r- from local to State authorities the execution
Of the * laws. II will relieve just they de
sire to b., relieved the Mayor and police authorities
from responsibility for enforcement of N" law. and
provides some sixty State officers 20 carry Il into
effect Were they ~, here AZ oprc' thcy could not
secure Observance - tn law within y radius #
half mile ~ the city iialI one disiikes 10 antlc
nate evil bat there strong grlun of suspicion
that this legislation may prove delus ON"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-02
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

John Graham. sixteen years old OF No 224 Reid
ave. and Joseph Collins. twelve years old. Of No
7G4 Macon-st were remanded IN the Gates Avenue
Police Court yesterday. charged with breaking into
Leo Pronzes's syrup factory at No. $50 Madison
St. on Saturday evening and stealing five gallons
OF wine. The complainant against the boys was
Louis Klengunder. the superintendent
Mrs. Rosa Newsel. thirty years old the wife Of
homeopathic Hospital with a probable fracture
OF the skull Her husband wa yesterday rema nded
in the Lee Avenue Police Court. charged with being
responsible for the injuries. When Newsell re-
turned from work Saturday night he found his
wife intoxicated. II is alleged and reproached her
for not attending her household duties and hav
ing his supper ready He tried 10 put her into bed
and she fell heavily 10 the floor Newsen sum-
,noned a policeman, and the woman taken 10
the hospital where her condition was last evening
nronounced serious but not dangerous. Newsell
told Justice Goettng that her fall was purely ac-
cidental and that he had no intention OF hurting
her
The second Of the series Of lectures to DC given
before the Department of Philology OF the Brooklyn
Institute will be delivered the Art Building No.
ia Montague-st tomorrow afternoon, by Professor
Francis Hovey Stoddard OF the University Of the
City Of New-York The subject OF this lecture will
be The Growth OF Personality in Fiction: Gold
smiths Vicar Of Wakefield Jane Austen's Pride
and Prejudice: Charlotte Broniss Jane Eyre;
Hawthornes Scarlet"
The birthday of Ecoc-i Emmett was celebra ted
by the Can-na-Gtc Association at the Park Thea
ire last night. All address delivered By Gem
eral James II. Beirae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-02
4 CUJID'S FATAL FALL.

William Rothman five years old. son or John ano
Catherine Ro,hman of No l'T Second-aNe'' IL"
from a window of their rooms on '"e io"''" "''
of that number to the cellar through an airshate
Yesterday afternoon and Instantly killed The
lower sill of the window opening into the airshar
from the dining room IL very low The boy had Just
been dressed to go out with his father and was
alone I'm the room His mother came through the
door from the kitchen Just in time 10 see him
disappear II il thought that he was looking down
the shaft and lost his balance.
Mrs Ellen Shoenhardt who lives on the ground
floor saw the body fall past her window The boys
mother ran screaming down the stairs to me
Policeman Morris, of the East Eighty-eighh-st
station. 49,,
DR. williamson. OF the Presbyterian Hospital.
came I'm answer to ambulance call and eN-
AHMED the body He declared that the boy had
been killed instantly.