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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-16

A man in Lewiston, Me-. where bicy-
cles are taxed, refused to pay tax on
his bicycle, because it is worn out and
useless. He demands to know of the
assessor whether they could tax man
for dead horse. If not, he wishes to
know why he should pay for dead BIZ
cycle with punctured wheel.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-16

William Schenck, of Pine Grove, Wis,
who has been town treasurer for 10
years, has recently made the first mis-
take in his books, and even this one is
one of very little Importance. He is
So years old, and the townsmen intend
to keep him in Office for the rest of
his life.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-16
Uniaue Cruelty.

The innate tendency of women to CAD
about is variously repressed in different
ages and countries. In China their feet
are early put in bandages, COMPRISING
them to point where locomotion is at
tended with extreme difficulty, says the
New York Tribune. In other eastern
countries they are shut up in harems
and guarded by large and limitary
eunuchs. In Africa they are fed to
point of pinguidity, which makes them
practically immovable. The North
American Indian handicaps his wife
with all the impedimenta of the family,
including her papoose. Everywhere re-
straint is laid on her against her nat
urally fugitive and mobile tendencies.
In all these expedients there is q GER
tain measure of oppression and cruelty,
but none of them equals In this respect
the device of ST Louis husband who
tied mouse on the box containing his
wife's new bonnet and thus kept her
prisoner at home for ten days. She was
ultimately restored to her freedom by
the captain of the precinct, who
brought around the station house cat
and warrant for the arrest of the
cruel husband. His diabolical ingenuity
is not unlikely to incite imitation here
and there among the more unfeeling
plane of spouses incapable of recogniz-
ing the fact that to the female appre-
hension the domestic mouse is an object
of more terror than the sea monster of
Perseus or the dragon of St. George or
IN army with banners.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-16
CleNr.

Little Jack Horner sat in the corner,
Eating bakers pie;
He stuck in his thumb. and pulled out a
plum
(Which proves that the story's lie.)
Philadelphia Press.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-16
There is no I? About II.

No question indeed with those who
have used it, but that Foley's Kidney
Cure is absolutely reliable for all
Kidney and Bladder diseases. Sold
by j. j. Lowry.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-16
worthy OF TIC Name

Tom-Why do you always Call your
mother ..the mater??''
Diek-Any woman who could succeed
in marrying off my four pnprepossess-
ing sisters deserves the title,-ToWn
Topics.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-16

A Wyoming paper predicts that the
year 1897 will be the brightest and
most productive year for cattlemen Of
that state since the ballny days of 1880.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-16

From the following programme of
dances at recent hop in Butler, Pa,
it will be seen there is nothing slow
about that town: Doorstep, Smith
port, Jo-dance. two-step, waltz, quick
step, old-port, Davy Jones' locker,
waltzerina, trot gaiop, round dance.
one-later, export, stone-step, ladies'
choice, bogie boy, dizzy dance, Jones'
scale dance, report, waltz and two
glide. There is variety enough to suit
the most fastidious terpsichorean ap-
petite.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-16
BED BUGS?

RAYMoND,s BED BUG POISON viii eaectual
y destroy an bugs for one year. Absolute
refunded. Send ten cents for sample fenoua6
for three beds. Regular size, so cents. One
application every six months Is ali that deces.
MONIES, IOWA, DS
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-16

The state of Mississippi raises cot
ton in the delta with convict labor,
and the legislature has just enacted
that the cotton tax of one dollar per
bale for levee purposes may be assessed
against the state as we'll as against in
dividuals. Half million more in bonds,
to bear six per cent. in interest and to
raa so years, has been authorized, the
proceeds TO be used in rebuilding the
levees. In the house bill has been
passed to tax bank stocks rs other SOL
vent credits are taxed.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-16
Inscct-Eatin- Elnner,

Inscct-Eatinis Flower.
In Borneo there grows an insect-eat-
ing flower which has the smell of car
rion.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-16

The way has been pointed out for
the admission of the graphophone as
witness in the law courts. A proper
ty-owner in New York sued a railway
company for damages alleged to have
been caused by the noise resulting from
railroad operations near his property,
and his counsel sought to have a
graphophone reproduction of certain
of these noises accepted as evidence.
The opposing counsel objected on the
ground that it has not been proved that
the recorded noises were produced
originally by the defendant company's
operations. The judge sustained the
objection, but said that he would have
admitted the testimony of the graphic
phone if the proper way for it's adj
mission had been opened.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-16

The gospel Of self-help was enlarged
by new chapter when Booker I. Wash
ington recently addressed an audience
OF his own race. "There isn't much that
we get in this country without work
ing for it," he said. II remember
story of an old negro who wanted
Christmas dinner, and prayed night
after night: Lord, please send a tur-
key TO this darby But none came to
him. Finally he prayed: % Lord!
please send this darby to turkey
And he got one that same night"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-16

life; 1 think it heredi-
tary as my father was
afflicted with it. l have
suffered great distress.
my heart palpltated to
such an extent as to
shake my whole body.
So distressing was it I
cnnld only with rraat.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

The National Stock Growers Conven-
tiou will be held at Denver on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, Jap. -. 81
aud q, 1898. The basis Of representa- =
tion will be- one delegate ut large from
euch state and territory, to be appointed
by tho governor thereof. Each state
and territorial range association Of cattle
horse, sheep and swine breeders will bc
entitled to one delegate for every ten
thousand hssd Of stock represented by
such organization. Each state or terri
torisl live stock sanitary board will be
entitled to three delegates. Each state
agricultural celiegs one delegate. Or
gapixed iivs stock commission exchanges
one delegate for every ten members.
Each stock yard company, ons delegate.
Each chamber u commerce, i've dele
gates. Each live stock transportation
con mpany. ono delegate. Each associa
tioa Of tine stock breeders, local nssocia.
tons or live stock clubs uoi attached 10
state or territorial associations aud not
having the requisite number Of rtock,ar1
authorized TO send Que dslega,. each
Each live stock journal, ono delegate
The plan Of delegate representation ID
strongly urged, as securing an equal and
full hearing 70 istsrssts remote from the
scenc Of the convention. II IN desired
that papers on such subjects m tho fol
loving may be rend and discussed dur.
ipg the convention: Adoption Of more
uniform state aud national qunraD,iue
laws. The railway versus the trail IN
tho movement Of stock. American hors.
~ IN the armies OF Europe. Diaeasss o !
live stock and their remedy. Tho cr.s.
ION OF ard lands 10 tho siates. Tho
benefits 10 he derived from M ,nieina-
tional organization, state aud territorial
associations. The sheep industry and
best methods 10 eradicate the scab. Tar
In on hides. Branding stock. Tho pro.
lection OF the range industry. The east
srn breeders Of line stock and their reia
iions 10 the western range men. The
movement Of cattle from south 10 north.
Tho lamb feeding industry In tho west.
Shipment Of American stock and meats
TO European markets. The future ~
horss breeding In the unitsd States.
Hsg cholera and swine diseases. The
enactment Of laws governing brands. or
any other subject which may be of gen.
eral interest.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

Some politicians always seem 10 con-
slider it good luck to them from politi-
cal standpoint when they happen to he
in position to control state or national
patronage. They do not stop TO consid-
er the fact that, no matter how carefully
they may distribute the offices at their
disposal. they are sure to dissppoiut und
make snsmiss Of from one to ten aspira.
nts for every Office while they are max
ing . political friend OF but the one sue.
cessfui applicant for the position. OF
course the smooth politician who has uo
regard for making good hrs promises
may, for the time being, gain some poll
sical advantage by making promises Of
ofiiciai sppoistu,suts which hs never iu-
tended to try TO make GOOD but such &C.
tioss always reset upoI the Psrtiea Who
resort 70 them.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

An Interesting Magazine Feature.
The Ladies' Home Journal has secured
what promises to be the great magazine
feature OF 1893. II is entitled "Ths In
nrr Experiences Of Cabinet Members
Wils." In series Of letters written by
the wife OF Cabinet member to her sis
ter at home, arc detailed her actual ex-
periences IN Washington, frankly and
freely given. The letters were written
without any intention OF publication
They Eive intimate peeps behind the
curtain OF high Official and social life
They are absolutely fearless, they study
Washington life under the search-light
w II has never been before presented.
The president M" -, highest officials Of
the land, with the most brilliant men
and women of the Capitol, srs seen IN
The must familiar way. As these ars nll
aclu ual experiences the name Of the writ
er IL withheld. The letters will doubt.
less excite much shrevd guessing by
readers and study Of internal evidence
to discover the secret. The "EIper
encss." which will be beautifully illus
trated, begin in the December mum Dor
and will continue for several months.
The state herald., 1897-11-26
BEACHVILLE.

John Crater aud Oscar Troutman were
in Julesburg last Saturday.
j W. Waah OF Holyoke spent last week
in this vicinity husking corn.
Mrs. F. Sprague and son Harry are
expected home this week from Mauitou,
Colo.
Beachville contempIates having a
Christmas entertainment.
The Standard Sheep Co. will repair
the we'll on the Nelson place by sinking
= 3ls inch casing.
q. +. Haynes added twenty five head
Of calves to his herd Of cattle Lost week.
We understand that he obtained them
from 70. Treas. McPherrin Of Holyoke.
Miss Ida Ellis is slowly recovering
from an attack OF typhoid fever contract.
ed while on her recent trip TO Iowa.
A. b. Fleming had y break down with
his thteshing machine last week while
threshing for q. +. Haynes. Heavy
grain was the cause.
ON MISERY.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

There appeared on the HERALD sx-
change table last week Mckinley re-
publican exchange from Illinois mud one
si the came political complexion publish
81 In Colorado. On comparison Of these
two papers. Published on the same day.
ii VAS found that they contuiued eight
editorials that are exactly the same word
for word and there is good reason TOR he
lisviug that this nusnber would have
besu largely increased had there Loen
available space in tho Papers tor SO IN
crsasiu. the number. II il very remark
abls to what extent the minds Of differ.
ent editors sesm 10 originate the sume
great political thought on tho same day
aud hour Of the day al is plainly shown
by this case snd hundreds Of other simi-
lar cases that might he ci,ed every week.
There sesms TO 10 only two explans-
tions tina, can bs gwen Of thsss strange
essss. These editors who week after
wssk are giving their readers the same
Thoughts expressed in the same language
word for word must either bs able to
make use oi some system of mental TO-
Isgrsphy that 10 unknown TO the general
public or they are giving their readers
cut aud dried hand-ms down editorials
that are written and furnished by the
ipembsss OF New York gold standard
syndicate.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

The colored preacher said: II hab
foun' it necessary on count oh de hard
times an de general deficiency oh Dc cir
culation mejum in dis church to iuter-
ducs nah new ottcrmatic collection box.
It's so fixed dat dali dollah or quar-
ter falls on cushion widout noise. A
nickel will ring bell, distinctly heard
BY de congregation, an suspendah
butt'n, my fellah uaawtela, will 6ah orr a
pistol, 10 yon will gown yossf's ccrdipa-
ly. Let De collection nov pnrceed vile
lines him."
The state herald., 1897-11-26
Cure Consumption.

7. A. Sioeurr, N. T.. the Great Chemist ant
Scientist, or.r, TO Se,d Free. TO the A..
nieisd, Three Bottles II His he~l, pis.
covered Remedies to Cure consvmp.
tion and Az Lung Troubles.
Nothing could b, inlrer. morc philrn.
,hropic, OF carry more JOY in iis waRc
than the offer ~ I. A. Slocum, N g., Of
9s Pine street. New YORK City.
Confident that he has discovered IN
absolute cure for consumption mud all
pulmonary complaints. and to make itp
great merits known. he will send. free,
three bottles tthe Slocum new ey,iem oi
mcjicipe) TO nny reader sho Ia suffering
from chest. throat aud lung tioublce OF
consumption.
II. invites those d.sifoUa of obtaining
tho remedies 10 sinply send him their
csprcss and postoilicc addtca., mud fc.
ceiyc In return tho three FREQ bottles.
Already this 'ncw scientific course Of
medicine" baa permanently cured thona.
npda Of apparently hopclc.a eases
lie consijcfs /. his rolipiovs dnty-a
duty which lie ow,s 10 humaniiy-io do.
nate his infallibl. cure.
Offered freely. apart from iie Inherent
strength. ia enough to commend Il, and
more ~ In the perfect confidence " the
great chemist making the offer.
lie has proved consumption to be n
durable disease bc,ond any DOUBT
There will liz no uiintnlte m sending =
the mistake viii be In overlooking tho
Doctors generous invitation, lie has
ou flo In bia American mud European
Laboratories thouannds ol testimonials u
experience from those cured. In nll parts
~ The world.
Dclaya nfc dangerous. mui your aj.
diese 10 7, A. Slocun, NJ. G.. ps Pins
street, New York. and when wf,tinf ,he
Doctor. pltasc mention reading lbis ar.
i,cle IN III. sfAtf litnAtn,
The state herald., 1897-11-26

Msrn.j. on Tuesday morning. Nov. o,
1897, II. y. Shocksy of Bolyoke. Colo,
and Miss Ellie f'erfii Of Amherst. Colo,
Jndxe Pound officiating. III. bspp,
couple lef, on tho evening train Tor Lin
coin. Neb. b.-Juiesburg Advocate.
The Young married couple arc we'll
snd meet iayorably known 10 the people
Of this county. Tbs bridegroom Ia the
sou Of Mr.. aud Mrs. J. y. Sbockey Of this
county sud by bis industry aud appIlca.
iion to business has secured good po-
siiion with The II. 4 NJ. H. II. nj Lincoln.
Neb. The bride IL the daughter of Mr..
aud Mis-. Charles terril Of this county
and stands very high III The esteem Of
all who know her The HERALD extends
bst' sittes
The state herald., 1897-11-26
4. :. Land Dncn sterling Colo ,
hHk - lsg.

4, :, Land Dncr sterling Colo
NuN - l-Y.
Complaint hasirR been entered AZ THE OF.
iea by william ~ Money ngaiH-t Frederick
~ rkbsrRer faf fniinic To comply with law
a- Ia timt-r cultui" entry No li5op dated t'h
. i-,H upon the ne y sec 70 tp3 ar "a " IA
Philips county Colo with view to the eili-
cellntipa OF -nid entry, cln .stnt alleging
that Frederick stokbersci his heirs OF legal
representatives wholly failed during thr iinh
year iom the date of said entry to iopllnt
or Gauss To be r.plnn'ed ten nor or any
other part of taid tract In trrrs tree seeds or
cuttings In pih'o OF ihos" formerly planted
aud which had failed Ltuw nnd that the
said Frederick 3ioekbvrr + his heirs ur legal
representatives. wholly failed duftng th'
flfih yrnr ~ said entry To uiliiyaiu "r e. nee
~ bc cultivated any part Il said traoi bIt nj
loved all of Tnid trhrt That hat ever brrn
cultivated ta grow ~ IN Wrvia ahd unnt fot
growth OF timber That said fsilurcs ttiii rss
lat and that thrrr nro no tree. FmNinH ou
sad land At this date
The aad parties are hereby summoned Ia
appear ~ the ofleu Ut & J rintef rDunty Judge
IN liolyote colo on Tho Tday of nOr iaF ~
10 ociU't a ~ "a respond and furnish testi.
tnony concerning fnid alleged failure
cas- u tiaHEH AEE Receiver
The state herald., 1897-11-26

MAnnisp,-At Julssburs, Colo Tues
day, Nov. -. 1897. Rev. vesdsr Of tha,
place officiating, Eugene Tracy TO Mis'
Blsnchs Young both Of Hoiyokc. Colo
Both parties arc well known 10 the pso.
pie Of Holyots aud tho county. This
bridegroom IA the con Of Mrs Otis Tracy
and one Of Holyoks's industrious and
vcll rsspselel young men md tho bride
10 the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs, james
Young aud Ia highly esteemed by oil who
know her. The HERALD wishes them d
b .ppy married life.
The state herald., 1897-11-26
Smoked meats of all kinds nj Stamps
vDeWliteTS sis. "A make. s's 80 sPs HP; ;ssa FIT
Denver Typewriter Ex
eagge. l622 Champs Street, Denver, Colo.
EvcrYbouy Bays s,.

s Ca'cardts Candy Culharllc, the mos, wen
qeri'l medical discovery or the age, y eas-
NJ aud refreshing TO the laa'c, act ger Is
atih nositivcly on kidneys, liver and bowc 3
rt'a'lllilT The cr'i,' syst m. disnc! coid'
iAi.s, lisa lat',a. fr.ar. La 'itn1l cnnsipailo'
;snl hi l5rsntsSs. plrasN huy AMI Try y hn'
5f q. &C to-day; ". -. ~ rents. So.aan
guaranteed TO cire by MI tru- gists.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

tsThe Bible Institute Colportage Asso :
(anticn, D. l.. Moody, President Is IN
iced of moro colpor,ers. Earnest young
people desiring to give the whole or n
: Of thei, time to Christian work,
With remuneration, should address A p.
Fit Supt., Box X. $50 La Sale Ave
Chicago, for particulars.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

We noticed . broad smile on vcs. Dil-
lies face Monday morning which grew
broader and deeper until the corners Of
his mouth shook hands with the back oi
his neck. When asked what occasioned
his extreme JOY he replied "we'v got
the sweetest little girl at our house you
ever saw aud II looks Just like It's pspa.
The little lady arrived Monday Nov. -
The state herald., 1897-11-26

A basket supper wns given nt Haxtun
Wednesday evening. There WAS good
attendance and = very pleasant evening
is reported. Tho proceeds Of the supper
amounting to about e2t will DO applied
on the salary Of the u. +, minister, Rev
Desellem, Of Sterling, who preaches u,
Haxtup once 10 tvo weeks.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

A social will be given by the NJ. F..
Sunday School st the q. A. X. hall on
Tuesday evening. Nov. 30. A short pro.
Rram will be rendered beginning NJ 8
o'clock. Refreshments 10 cents. Every
6ydy cordially invited to attend. Pro-
cseds TO 20 for Christmas tree.
The state herald., 1897-11-26
A Sure Thing Tor You.

A transaction in which You, aunot loscis 4
sure thing. Biliousrcss Sick headache. fur
rcl tongue, ic. or, i,cs nud u thousand ulltcl
lis are caused hy constipation and s,lrpis
liver. Ca caiotS Candy Catlartic. tic WON
dcrfnl new liver slimilnht und inlcs iua
tonic are Y NIL tirigg ~ s pDarautccu In curs
or money refunded. G. e Z. arr sur,
thing. Try box to-day, lUc., 10, tlc
Sample aud booklet free. SEQ our Dir ri
The state herald., 1897-11-26

wASTED,-solicltors ior"The iiloodthrsty
Turk In America, Crctp aud Greece" includ
ing complete history Of the war between
Turkey and Greece, salcs enormous; big
book. big commissions; credit given freight
paid; outht free. Write quick. The Domin-
ion Company. Dept I, Chicago.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

The Holyoke X. p. Lodge gave pre-
gressive Crokinoie party at their hall
Thursday evening. The weather was
quite stormy and kept some Of the in-
vited guests from attending, but n very
pleasant evening was spent by those who
atten del.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

On account Of being avay 80 much
shnli sell goods only Tor cash or produce
Those paying in full each pc, day will be
accommodated, but will not allow clerks
TO carry accounts only To payday. T.. z.
Post.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

Cyrus Williams and family returned
TO Hsxtun this week fron Denver where
they had resided for fow years. Mr..
Williams was one OF tho early home.
steadsrs OF this section Of country and
HIS returned to become resident Of tho
county again.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

llui publication urI -
NuIea for EurlGsuIu.
Land unlcr ~ sterling Dulpf
pff lH.i
Noiicc h. her'by given itat ihr following
named -,ttl,T hH- gi,dnutlrouf uf hi- intention
tp mako nnul proof ln suipurt lia elai1i,
and thlt 10 Il proc: VIII be mndr hrfpre clerk
q; di.uict otart OF rhiutps county colo. az
llolyuk- Colo ora Sow "a Is7.sIaf
fHASE vEuHENr
It'd 5,:for tho o. w q. BRO .atp,u r g. v
H. usnir. the cfuliawiuR vimr's atu prove
bis cpntuuou- REL idrarc upon aHi cnlu,N-
tinn NJ said land. yiEs
Cco,go u Poe pi iiu NuaD colo
Allen y QuiOek
GuoTEr II i'icklt
iinlnilcl l. rnrpcnisr
fLiuiss Roistci
The state herald., 1897-11-26

Some Of the B. & ". officials from Nc
Cook. Neb., were IN Holyoke Saturday
evening with special train and return
ell Sunday.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

Mrs. W. =. vsnnice arrived in Hol-
yoke last week from Republican City,
Mob. W +. VAnnics has IN engine on
the hisb line and will make bis home al
Holyokc. lie htt iutd tie Clsl,rd
property on south hill.
The state herald., 1897-11-26
81 HG N1ls0LE system feels tho
effect Of Hoods Sarsaparilla--stom-
ach, liver, kidneys, heart, nerves are
strengthened and SUSTAINED.

WANTED: :-TTustw orthy and active gentle
men or ladies to travel for rcspon-
siblc cstablishcd Lousc in Colorado
Monthly sS and expenses. Position steady
Reference. Enclose elfaddrcssod stamped
envelope. The Dominion, Co, Dept Y, Clicu-
Eo.lll.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

Senator Foraker OF OHIO is now in .
pretty good position for securing the ap-
polntment Of bis friends TO good, fat Of
fices. Boss Hanna will be only to glad
to trade the. Ohio seats 1t the pie coun
ter for scat 10 the United States senate.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

W. E. CrIssman OF Sterling was ID
Holyoke Monday attending to some bus
mess matters.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

Rul.ton health pancake flour. faxed
rice, maple syrup, honey. preserves,
homemade uipce meat, New Orleans
mclasses, eraporaied horse r.dish. sw-e,
mixed pickles aud olives at Shamps.
The state herald., 1897-11-26

We understand tbat l.. ID. McCollister
has secured the position Of extra con-
ductor on the Santa Fee road with haad
quarters at Denver. His friends 10 HoI-
yoke sill 10 pleased to learn Of hrs sue
GEES iu securing = po>it,ou,
The state herald., 1897-11-26
first publication Oct 70 lps
NutiGa for Publication
Land onicc at : rrling, C1lol
NnI " l..L

Notice is hereby pycn ihnt The following
named settler has hlcd uatiec OF hs iuicu
tton 10 make llnnl proof Ia support ut his
claim and that sail proof viii bo mid b.forp
the c'crk OF the county court at IIoiyokc
Colo on Nov % ls95 VIZ
Mary , Turner formerly Mary y Iouc,
ia 4 40 for the II GA al ere % Jtpanr 90 vs.
Gpm
lir names the following vitucar. 20 pr.v
hi, cont tinunus residence upon aud cBltiyA
tiun of s.id land va
Wlliuu Lowe OF liulyokv t1l'
] Enmau uhlpmuu
J i-auc u 1urn.r try
John EckmRn
pCFLLNiNG Register
The state herald., 1897-11-26

Charles Cramer returned Monday from
Denver where he had been serving on
the jury
The state herald., 1897-11-26

L. 5 LASD OFFICE,
srLRliNu. tDLp., } Alias Notice
Oct 2Sil. 1851,
Complaint having been entered utthl4 Dnisc
by August Biorklun against Lars J,us-nn
for abandoning his homestead entry No fu
dated APR 1855 upon ,hcu-rt. s'r2j 'p 0 n
ri1w in Phillips county, toluWith Wow to
the cancellation Of said entry
The SAID parties are herey summoned 10
appear nt this Office on the aih day Of
Nov 1901, ut IN o'eloeh q. m., % respond
aud furnish testimony concerning smd al
legged abandonment.
-, &. fLEMtNG, llrglstur
CHAs rMBruLAKE Receiver