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The state herald., 1899-03-03

1Qewa ao Aod4 hat oiiee realizes
t.at aeaiii oe ne.ircspan ojo Or aeep
iul tns ceu exfeusvs us Dry I'D ,Heg
can caualewey r. kept aud, 4 be cures
uyyIhn iol the good viii oi Inc voters
Of his district, he wall do his utmost IN
the line o. economy. With tho 10 couu
ties ~ single distinct, the seven judges
would make their home ~ Denver 40
matter from what part ol the district
they might be elected and tho chances
are tnat they would nearly always bs
Denver men. When Denver men, they
would be unacQuaintsd with the business
before the courts in the outside counties
aud, during Il single term Of office, would
have very little opportunity to become
acquainted with it, from the fact that IN
most oil the counties OF tins diA,rct, by
holding court in turn, Judge would
not have an opportunity TO hold more
thnn one or two terms OF court during
his term OF Office. In the counties that
now compose the l3, district, instead OF
saving s2l4.24 for the tax-pus ere, the
strong probabilities are that the consoii-
datlon wolld result in an increase Of the
court expenses in sum several times as
large as that amount. /, would require
very little extra court expense to offse'
the saving IN salaries OF from $3l to 81.
Tor tile several counties. This S2lA.2i
would continue TO bs puid into the stat,
treasury by the tax payers under tn,
proposed change and the extra court ex
penses would be met by heavier coun-
~ tax, for the state lovy will remain a
che limit of mills even If this bill shout
pass and the money that could be sayel
IN salaries OF judicial officers would b,
used Tor other state purposes. IfEditui
foor can take these figures and show by
them any economical merit lnthsThoma,
Bill, then we would be glad to have hin
| 10 SO.
The state herald., 1899-03-03

4 hill recently ppssed the Colorado
house reducing the salaries Of countyof'
iicers The salanes in this measure Tor
county clerk and treasurer In counties
Of the fith clars were fixed at 800 pr
Rnnum which Is a,,oge'hcr too high
Tt. Sc salaries should not no mure than
sl.20 and there won'd always be plenty
of candidates f,r the office at hat salary
The weaker counties OF the stato have
been most urgent m their aomeads Tor a
reduction IN county pHlures. hut. u this
hill Is passai with thcse two snlnrios fix
81 at sl.g00. an iniuUtlcs win be- done
tho tax PAYERS NJ the Gfth class counties
Tho sCnalo has lefi these salarica as tHcy
were liked by the house and no effort
seems to have been made hy any member
~ that body 10 reduce them. Tho zen.
u'o hos rerlasmlel the counter on tho
u,lics of county superintendent and has
placed sll II the counties ~ tliia Judicial
dis,rir; except Logan Ia the sixth class
and Gsci the salary for that Office NJ
tjD0. We favor reduction Of county
aulanee, bot this reduction Of tho salary
~ county snpeuut lndoui "a certainly 20.
ing 10 an extreme IN this line
When tho rslary Of any public Of
frcr 10 reduced below a reasonable com
pcbFaiiun Tor tho labor required 10 thar
oiice, the reduction g not ~ tho lus ri
economy. II we arc 20 have county
supsdntsndsui n sehools,,hon voobauld
phy unlafy that viil ba inir compen
s'tiou iof the labor thni 10 required iu
that oilico. The onine NJ county super.
,u'endout " schools should bc fled b.,
man ~ woman poasrr.ed ~ NJ lshs, O..
puai ability 10 that required in tho bret
public school ln the county We DO Ao'
believe thht there Is o county ~ thi.
proposed sixth Glars in which ihrre .f
not d school ibe teacher ni which rarrIv
a. moic tha1 $50 ptr huuum, The arn.
Sc haf madr uIdnke iu reducing This
nt.8fg 10 e501 and n is 10 be- hoped that
'lp bunss sill insist upon reasonable
sa'afy l3f ilia Office n iho tatpay0-l
clua5, afford 90 pay o. decent sllnp flr
lHo philg that should Do demanded in
ilsi Office. ihrn ii rauld BIO better 10 "a
hr,nh Dbu rrla ihbn 20 throk nvsg %
far hunifr5 duiiarr el ma officer eho Ia
ra'qnllfsd pr thr 1a'iea oi lbo liiIas
TIs.r1's certainly d.f unt fh0w The
'r,. h 'naHweH in l19Hhs pfiet tha
The state herald., 1899-03-03
NEW COW YARp.

Gard aud sait coal Tor sale Icy Jane.
Young 81 Co II yuu ueai anything in
ia inc give Young s. Co, call Or
lers can bo lei. &. c. Il. Af1wrys hard.
Faro store or aeo Young ou the transfer
wagon Ifyou have any Transferring to
my part OF the city oali on james Young
& Co. II yol want 10 feed your tcam
whore there IS plgaty Of hay and grain
1ut up at the East Livery Barn. II you
aut a good driving team leave your or
Ter aJ the East Livery Barn.
JANgs YoUNG & Son
The state herald., 1899-03-03
.nlltlr..AtL

Eouea i1hrl HY a,rn mat Uy virtue u- vr.t
special rtHHHlun un attachment
itautl out 1i tHn cunt, court of l'hulns go
I'i1 300 hme BAL shrrin ditcgird DO iagor
of fhD Umtff lHi steele Msmumciunng 40
hHi hshnH % ~ IianhiiEsf1f m0 anm q
ii.fa tusfH |1 aecfai z tusi vhufsuY have
ionri upup boo riiuAiug pluprfti t8Wiu
HHt .r- I.lrr hrsa uHr aaII iuh D.
iagt hHtiHI $3.50 psiia time.I I.u h.aIur
uusD pHf Hsr. r.aatu AuNl u.r Mar4.
HWi ,i.. ulr o. Asmt1 urnu.s luu
Niadi'' llr. ulnN ni b sacd,r aitah rni
uurunit lor sifaul by Ats % tH1 lua
IHtn ur bHf
IIH Hh.t hta 600 d ar sp1aI property afI
tra 10 Hi urnrmu b. 80 rA o.. rI l..
nuH Do lrga af 'Ifrhi ih. Uu.Ia. ...U
DO rl ..I Hall uuanl sb.i uH .4H.
hrl daI uI IHU aspIuf i1HsuI. ..i....a,
"a IHAl tatt.n |ul shie nf pnYir 1uuH 10
uU 100 .lHianHI rh rm Z aud dl. nI iur
lfUHi hpUr uf .seIHfth hluar Iu iiul llr. u.l.
to thrhigH I'D and rssi nlddrt huhIoHr
dated lMa day dftrntfp,
tuWttil tUrfu.
The state herald., 1899-03-03
aIfuiFf kAir

Hntr i0hrHr'H aYon that %, virtue ~ a
writ ni .tHI Ial rHrln1n ut urr bfrsius.
ulHIui ta mvtliIDHet nom iHUDamUnutt
ul iHlIlp county uio, m ia,urpf % 3, unn
lHp pIuluu1 un1 1shiual o. hntl,. . ai ai.f.s
tnllT d H.H'plrs s 10 i.iusuIA ..ldrr ...i.
ahH % NI'I.r .rHu 80 NlIuufn.i umsI latte
i'au und fnat company luuu nf inr
epn nf t 0l costs Hud Hclumr rsis
HnnHIF fHa.. ius.Hi unm m uI.Ysi. .,.
H.iilrd lHurrfiF tsHlfI
htt Hfr trHHr iHuaftpm triUr
o. miI Hlf .iHunUi .pumla
Geo ii-.y fhd uutt irUsiIuH .lmfHas
d.r li"H nrTr ibrHnltrueHHI.H pfrI.
i7'7 iHf saIuHi iub.l" HuU. HHi ufH hmtufq
'H.uah pm rf a.Id''.f .t fuH n0H u.ff &
tIreIuii 1Hu.riu llul.u'lr colo t1 no, uIfa
0.i atH l4at ulbtrr therefor
nltl1 tHr5 dbv rf Deb I1
tuNGN nun
The state herald., 1899-03-03


-,sas,slssaanl--,,sa.sa
The finance committee OF the Colorado
house has reported to lhe committee Of
the whole H. B. bin sos which provides
llnit for the lax levy FOR general conn-
ty purposes. The counties are divided
into ten Glasses and the limit for me levy
in the classes Is ~ , 4, 8, {, Z, sls, 10, II,
10 aud 20. II this bill becomes law as
reported by the honse finance committee
every county IN eastern Colorado will be
badly crippled r ils finances as the re
suit The passago Of such a measure
wall also do much damage to tae bnsi-
ness industries OF this part of the etate.
Under this bill Phillips countyis placed
| in the ninth class with limit of 10 mills
for the levy for general county purposes.
The assessed valuation of Phillips coun-
ty is S659,56l and the levy FOR general
county purposes to he provided for by
the l5 mills IN tins bill is 2Ol5 mills ana
tho county treasurer informs us TINT
even with that levy the county Will not
reai2e efficient revenue for the expenses
Of the year. To raise the same amount
OF county revenue by Is mill levy, us
provided for III tins measure. would re-
quire an increase Of S2ll ,83S IN the AS
sossed valuation OF the property OF the
county. The valuation OF the railroad
property IN The county is slsO,GG5 which
clnnot be raised only at the pleasure OF
the state hoard Of equalization. The
land Of this county is assessed at s31L-
076 aud most Of this is assessed at high
er value than could be realized Tor 1t ai
| a sale ior cnsh so it would be folly 10 at
temp, % raise the valuation on this
with the expectation Of beng able to
collect the tax. These two items Of val
ugtiou taken from the total valuation
would leave property 70 the assessed val
uau0n or Sl0l $50 on which this incrsase
Of 324l ,S3s must be made il made at 0il
This property is improvements on farms
and town lots, merchandise, town lots.
stock, musical instruments, clocks and
watches, moueys aud credits, vehicles,
water works and other property The
/ passage OF this measure wunId throw The
whole burden Of the incrcusn OF the tax
upon these classes OF property. The va.
uation Of this property would be doubled
mud ih's voula double tho state tax. IL
would also Increase The tax for c0ury
/ purp5ses on this property in an amount
equal TO GiS mills on the dollar of the
present arsc-scd valuation. The proper
. ty Of Phillips county, like that Of most
Of the weaker counties OF mo state, now
pay lie iair and just proportion of the
state tax and there is no good reagan
why The Taxpayers Of these counties
should hive tuis iucJclss OF tae burden
Of taxation placed upon them. Phillips
cnuliy frres no worse under the proya
IONS Of this bill than many OF the oibrr
counties 10 the clhss1es os the weaker
counties. The Limits Tor the levy pro
yided in tbis bill are altogether too low
for thesa counties and, Il the uill bacomes
a law as it now stands, the present aiyo-
Gates OF the bill will realize that fact be
fore year passes.
The state herald., 1899-03-03
DeWiGGs Little early Risers,
The ian;ous Ii,ile pills.

The Penny Magazine, New York, which
is the lowest-priced magazue iu Ameri-
ca GO cents q year, and which is owned
by Hon. Cbauncey M. Detew the emi-
nent American orator, wants a represent
a'ive in this vicinity. It is good OPP
portunity for one of our ambitions young
1en or young women. Applications
hould ho addressed to the Subscription
Department, Tho Penny Magazine, Tenn
pie Court, New York City.
The state herald., 1899-03-03
TnAINe LltAyn As VoLlows.

NO. l5i Aeon daily except saturday and n on.
day for Lincoln. 0naha Chicago and all ponta
cast and vrat iOA5pn
No. 1855 Tuesday only for Lincoln. Omaha
thicae7 and all points cast and weatlil5p N
40, t5S Aeon daily except Sunday. Cheyenne
W5n, nai intarneIisie stations 2;l5 m
Al east bound accommodation t:dins connect
VITA iicWcsss plseeaycr train ut Curtit for
all points egat Gad west,
a.aspnt, dining cnd reclining chnir cars tsoats
fii5ln mr. hr,syl trains Tickets sold nni bl--
Gt;a elsaaol to arg point IA tho United sta'ol
o. Cannda
For iatormgtion, time tables, maps and tickets
call rn or writc TO W. II. Johnston, Agent, lio
y,'sa, Colo, or ). Franci+. Genl fass'r Ast o
malta Ncb,
The state herald., 1899-03-03

The Akron Leader insists that the bill
to redistrict the state for judicial pur-
poses snonld also cut the judges aGlary,
II tho editor OF the Leader viii take the
trouble TO examine the state consultation,
he will find that to reduce the salary Of Il
district judge it will beuecoFsaryto amend
the constitution of tho state, We be-
lieve the salary is hiGhFr than it should
be, but there is no possibility Of securing
a reduction at the hands Of tho preseut
Legislature.
The state herald., 1899-03-03

The question OF dividing 81 Paso coun-
ty holds at least an equal chance with
the question OF Denver home rule for the
honor OF beirg termed the perpetual leg
;slative question. II seems that the
iriends OF division have been so greedy
FOR territory in the new county that they
have called down npon the bill vigorous
fight on the part Of Colorado Springs
which may result in the defeat ofthe de-
feat OF the bill.
The state herald., 1899-03-03
AgHiE s}giaIr54, y, rr. !..., wA22rFo " N EyEl

a iitL tIal .fll- WAAtFD EyElY.
if aiWat i.i.iral. rnmmisHia ul by .as Gov
fnmauT H7 ul.r.al Victorian Goo taoNuf napar.
nHni iia book yHs written in amy ,afis ~
.An lnlr...H,'I iho i..Itr r.la G.8afil Nti-
Hi' ~ 'A' IH.Hl'. aHt l'uH'uia, 10 itaHa NHnn
ln 'n' hHrI.f.l .H.#a.. a. NrH.a. l8ft-miur
ht'ani HIia NHH.Hn''p, uH urd.rl, ~ tHs
u.tml.7 vl.I lfrs .aal IHihr msrUi hitilo at
iHr ON FOL. Aauiin iaa.uia iur AerIs. Ir.m.
'nI. u' aHf.7.l I'...rrr UHH hy aamm#ut
r'm rIhH "H Hr HH. iarf. hsIt. Low
n-.na Iffhia lrr.fuH tmHtr,tra.
NH9 40 fus aaafl.. war hauks uunt
inH har-. hI,hllH.E, Hs'l, .li naf.
H.u. N.Hr.. IItra.u.
The state herald., 1899-03-03
Apphealwn for nekng Hual proof,
mad2 irbe. w Clefa o. Dmirict Court.

TtGHEhE 10Y "'rhe Story of tIe Philippines"
by Murat Haatoad, commissioned by the Gov
eminent 40 0ncial Historian to the War Depart
mont. The book was writton in army camps at
san Francisco, on the Pacific with General Nor
ritt in the hospitals at Honolulu, in Hong Kong
in the American trenches at Manila, in the insur-
gent camps with Aguinaldo, on the deck of tho
Olympia with Dewey. and in the roar Of battle ut
the fall Of Manila Bouauaa for agents Brim.
fol Of original pictures taken by government
photographers Oh the spot Largo book. Low
prices. Birprofits, Frelght paid, Credit given.
Drop all taaty unoillciB, war books. Outfit
free Address. Z, t. Barber sec'y., Star Insur.
anco Bids, Chicago
The state herald., 1899-03-03

w WANTED-SEYE ERAL TRUSTWORTHY
Persons in this state 10 manage our busi.
ness IN their own and nearby counties. II is
mainly flee work conducted ut nome. Sala.
ry straight 1900 ayear aud expenses definite
honaide, no more, no less salary. Monthly
$40, references. Enclose self-aidresscd
stamped envelope Herbert L. Hess, Prest.,
Dept. NJ. Chicago
The state herald., 1899-03-03

NATAhTina AOtNts for HGt AnsrnSr
w liia iifr aud i'nbIir services, b" by ~ =
w in11fr1 A tHurinfHl story ~ giori.
outs oarrrr over 600 HtHo, iadilHi im.aa.
lmHntgrnI fafu rpEfu'inH, iarhrst. hirr 4
ifainud only rudufHd "u.HdstHue book H
pnhuahri only tiN. Commission. 70 per
rr1t ttrtit mtrn. rIrht plysi. uutut
irH, ui rAu tfash hnd clrlr 100 "a month
with i1u unly frut aud popi "g.sdatone
h'ph" Addres Tho dominion Company.
nr.ti1 fah Dearborn street, uiurnao.
The state herald., 1899-03-03
Beauty Is Hood Dccp.

Clean blood means Il clean skin. No
beauty without it. Casrarets, Candy Cathar'
tie clean your blood and Keep Il clean, by
stirring up thc lazy. liver and driving al i'm
puritics from the body. Begin today to
hauish pimuice, haiIs blotchcs, blacl,hcads,
aad that sicily bilious complexion by taking
Casearcts,--hCnuty ior ten centa. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, Zoe, 2Jc, JOc.
The state herald., 1899-03-03
4 spscill Barslin lor NerIplEer Readers.

The Semi Weekly Republic and The
STATE HEEAID both one Year for 22OO
rhe Semi. Weekly Republic is so well
known that about all that IL necessary to
secure q subscription is to call attention
Ioit 1t is the test general newspaper
Of It's class published, and has a larger
circulation NOW than any other news
"cekIy or Sent Weekly. It has CON
mand not only Of all tho great sources oil
uewa from tue only ana Sunday RsDub-
lc, but al5o receives the speolal servia,
" the NeB York Herald and New Yofl.
Journai, The telegrapnic and cable
service OF This Republic aud the paper.
memiougl have never been equaled IT.
the history OF Journalism in this or bny
other couatry II has 80 many udyant.
ages as a News gatheycr, that 10 othei
papsr can claim to be It's equal. Tbo
whole hsld %, new, Is covered thorough
ly Ihe special features and ilustra
lions are always the best Maro note
writer's contribute 20 itg columns thu
TO any other paper Of MS class. Il IT,
pubiiahcd pecnlly to meet tho waatf
u thai large class Of readers who hay,
not The opportunity or cannot afford to
rend q daily paper. It is the leading
dcmocrauo paper of the Mississippi Vnl-
icy. By d special arrangement made for
limited time only, our friends will be
given an opportunity to take advantage
oi this liberal proposition, Remember
The offer, The Twice-A-Woek Republic.
10 pages week, aud the STATE HARAuD
both one car Tor ouly 50.
The state herald., 1899-03-03
Ht IiFFsNGE

hoilre DE- r.yen thag by virtue of s.rc.al
execution CON nuaehmrut la.ucI out oi
Ihe vnuui' Duu ~ rmup, county C0ionud
60 ar aa snrlu directed IN favor ,tM rs
Walsh r.aiuln mud Hg8ln.t john p Epison
defendant fuF ihr suu vt lill ~ and argru
irE uust
Whwny : have levied unou ua fol-
"NinWaeHT.lrt u.uport i0vit ono tirush-
uTm thirUuuwot ANA mar'mrnis
1aHails'y Hnil amount shall un Saturday
iht dHN of HHr iEp uutg tho aba,r H,,. rrlll
'i properly for auic cnt uuhiir uueum H iHa
houf ut o'c.ock rm ul s8ld day at the fluai
dHrui ihu ouurt b6urr in iialyulr talo. ga
urhthrHi urd tt.t b,ddyr ih. rrfur.
baaithia DAY . Aaf lE9
On WEIR shanu
The state herald., 1899-03-03

first publication Jnn = isg0-Ho
Nuucg lr FuulCa ina.
Land umcc az sterling Colo.
Jan "a iG0
Notice is hcrct given that the following
aam.d srtuor hus diet uoiicuof fhisiutcnuon
10 make tlun proof ln support or HE cluim,
and that said proof viii b. made hofar tho
clerk If district court at ilolyoke Colo. ON
Mur u lsqJv viEi
HARRY Z sPEAGUE
ud 80 for the sw y see atpsnrlsw
lie uumcs tho following witLc-.es O. prove
ME continuous Residence upon aud ,uluya
lion Of. said land. Vizi
uurury Clark iiulylke Colo
isnsc \ 9Hylnr
William Heller
OhRriai 81 Nowty
DCrLEMlND Register
The state herald., 1899-03-03

Doa't Tohsroo spit ana 5roie Toa- ilia Away.
TO cult tobacco EASILY and forever. be uaar
motto, iull Of llfe, nerve and Iisor, taEn No-To
.ias. the wonder worl,tr. t'int mai,es weak mon
strong. Al drusgips, roc or 81. Cure ruayau,
teod Booklet and aample free. Address
sterling remedy Co, Chicago or New Yorl:
The state herald., 1899-03-03

Inc compromise army bill has passed
the senate by large majority and it
now remains to be seen whether party
leaders will not offer some other excuse
Tor am extrn session OF congress.
The state herald., 1899-03-03

40 cure Coustipation Forever.
TatC CstacarFts Candy Cathariic. iec or &C.
II {. q. Z. ig.i - sai-. dmEg.sts r'.uud money
FIRST publication Jan 10 isp-No
Euu1H for Publication
Umted sssicz Lead Orlcrg
Sirri.us alo lau 10 ltg
Soucc iEhrraby -ivcH that the foll1Wlng
uamod -,ttlcr has licd uotlco ofhis in'cution
to mako nnEi proof 30 slipou Of his clulm
AMI TIM; said proof yill bc made before the
rlgri. Of district 80 "a - ilolyokc colo ON
Fob p lslo VIZ:
GEORGE SMUT
ia T. so 3'5 for hcHw Z scc3itpgnr gjw
tie names thc following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous sosldrncc upon and cuitivu-
ton OF said iaud vtr'
Herman jurfcus al ii3iyuiso Colo
slcntz Hammers
John hammers
Henry Miller
- q FLEMING Eogister
The state herald., 1899-03-03

lET tNrp-AOrNfs bon "GLAngroNE
w no iifo unt iuulc tsryirrs,' hy Ih1s.
". ilnndf rd Aaoud1fm tory of "a rlan-
ous carver over Poo large, radleat puR,s.
iu rurrrb, rato ougra,inFs. mcaost. brr,at
pcn lnd MIS- eudu,sed Gladstone h1od''
published Only filn, commission. o. per
"unt Credit glyru, Freight paid. ount
free. nrp ai trirh % ana clear tlon month
sith tho only trno mud glol "Glad.tonr
book aidrtaa The Dominion Company.
nrpt,Hl ai! si9 nrafhan street. thlrng.
The state herald., 1899-03-03
disqualification Jan = lSg9
Nutius tar Publication
Land Orlcc ut Sterling Colo
Jan % 1850

Land Onlcc ut Sterling CoIoi
Jan % 1850
Scuce is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF has inten-
unn to nuke fnal proof In support Of his
claim and that said proof viii be made before
clerk of the district court nj Holyoko on Mar
II i5gJ Viz
CHARLES PETER
IId T. III for the lots and $ = NV q sec .
tnHnr41
iic namos The following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva.
;ip4 OF said land viz
George Felthcrby OF llolyokc Colo
George Trcgo :,
Harry a rrego
william nciicr
DC fleming, Register
The state herald., 1899-03-03

SufigE ur Sail, irrACuEp PROPERTY.
sausuishn,hy Flyon that by ,irtuo of nn
uuloroi salf issued out oi ihr county court
u thr atAteul olonldu in and ior the rauaty
Hi fhtips, nud 10 me Itrreied, { wil urH nt
pubic auetlon 4, tho .iRhrst aud best
bidder Tor easl ia hand 80 the .i 6" buiiding
formerly otrUuind by " u Aibrfshafdt in
thrtuftni liuIl laHe ilI said county ana stat
oe uicndly o.. Nar iaa it Ihe hour OF o.
elo,k % ul, stock of Hppis ana mcrrhandisn
htt irhti a. tbr property OF ~ II Aiborshprdt
consist nruI ioiarcoa, rigarH, idp.s, elbow
cases and "hrr rmisrelanHuus property, tho
o. rurda al aHth ale o. b bold D. Aslut inu
t"ruinruuH UI dn noiiln nos panlup iu
a1i9 c Hfi I.fmr 90 sole Hs 20 rnIur n
bnit en- lgasHI luanuurs g. bo madr known
ut Hsf ni Hlir
patri ni liu.yukr C"i1 thia g3d1r of NJ A
y iHD a % Llf sHrun
The state herald., 1899-03-03
an 30 Turnea 10 LLnnnln.

'ha' ~ 80 . - taNAA ~ EllNgDtlls
The omaha exposition has closed and
ali eyes ure now turuea toward Lincoln.
the capital city, where tie legislature
wil oou meet This installation Of new
state c!hcrH, th, election OF a United
s'atss senator, ani other matters Of much
Importance "ill mrke Lincoln the center
of state interests and every Nobnshar
will want To read the old reliable stapd-
by, The State journal, duuug the com
ing year Asa special inducement to
secure new readers, The Semi.Wcele
journal, printed every Tuesday aud Fn-
day, will be mailed from nog until Janu.
MY !, $780, for ESQ. This is might
long Time tor the money aud the sooner
!ou teud your dollar the more paper,
yun get There lent any other paper II.
NcbHpka that gives 70 much Tor thr
money. Itistaicr a. soad Is the old
fashioned weekly Try IT, address. rhr
5 alto Juurnal. Lucolu. Npu.
The state herald., 1899-03-03

ftat publication fo1 si,lsB-No
Nuur3 Fuhliratilu
United Stale Land unirui
Sturing Colo frhal isil
Nuuoc ,hcrchy given that the followiuu
named settler has Nlel notice Of his linton
Ion 70 mako nnal proof IN support OF his
rlnim ani mat snid prioi viii be- mado h.
fore tho cle,k Of Tho county court OF Phillips
county gol0 at uolyoao clio an Apr T. ~.
ylzi
DANIEL FuRREV
ia E'ii or thesg q. sec zatpsurfi IS O.
10. u.
ll' hnnes Tie lowing Witnesses % prove
his cintlHuaua rrHidUHor upon aud euitl,a.
uun uf siId land kis
Jagoh MBuscr OF tiulyulsr Cola
Jacob Urn
stewart WucgHs
Bun CIrtn
pC FLEMING Horister.
The state herald., 1899-03-03

Edaratr FoHr uowris wan casoarats.
tstdy ralHlulr, euro ro19tIpntnn furcf0F.
voc, -l0 IL O. &C. IAN, draglasts refund money.
The state herald., 1899-03-03

Notice Is heroby given that Joseph slss
has hlrd notice of intention o. make nnnl
proof before tile eler', OF the district court AZ
his Office In nolyosc Colo on Saturday the 1
day of Apr iis9 on iimh.r culture application
SO 1851 for the sc'. 90 sc No Iin tpsn r
Noi8w
lle names us wimUrass
John Elder ~ uolynke Colo
losaph Elder
Edward nuttcrncd
Robert Mem
nCFLEMISG Rrgis,or
The state herald., 1899-03-03

Ho-rostiar far fttY crnia
Guaranteed ionaofo habit euro maiius Ws1t
tunF hU0d pure hlg, q. All Hfufgiatl .
The state herald., 1899-03-03

OJs miHl-s l5uEH curc, cures
IaafIa vt-l d. His rist, icr.
The state herald., 1899-03-03

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-t-H4sN't
'pn,a,.b, tieianSi
C,illago, ButtH,
81, JoF sph, Plgt2nd,
S1n5ai CitS 3Eit Latc -itY
80. Lu|us ,al III lsiuts s1u aal es1 a1d
NoSt and south. 40 q1i6ts "c3t.
The state herald., 1899-03-03

i
( 10 the same county Only tEe smaii pit
tance o $40, bi1 salary for the man
tl ook ats ne 5usines and finances
o. the county sod a heggarly sum Tor
the man who looks after the interests OF
our public SCHOOLS Il would look some
" hat as though tee members Of the SEN
ate were not very euthnslestic advocates
OF Ggst class public school.