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The state herald., 1899-06-02
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Once ] wish TO oprn In thu. vicinity. u
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ihr' Kindly mention this p#psr wher
writing.
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illustrated catalogue 1 eta, postage.
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First publication May 1899. No
NutiCe fur Publication,
Land ONCE at Sterling Colo
May Q 1899
Notice is hereby gwen that Lester Giliett
has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof before the register or receiver at strr-
ling Colo on Tuesday the 10 day Of June
1899, ON timber culture application No
1910 for the 4 sec tp7nr4w
He names as witnesses
Whitney l. Irwin Of Holyoke Colo
Charles Moore d"
f.'ank l. varney "
Edward NJ Gillett New Windsor ''
DC FLEMING Register.
The state herald., 1899-06-02
SIIERIEESALE

Notice Is given that by virtue Of special
execution on attachment issued out OF
the district Court Of Phillips countyColo and
to me us sheriff directed IN favor Of A Rising
plaintiff and against John = Jones
defendant for the sum Of So Is and accru.
ing cost
Whereby I have levied upon the fol-
lowing property iowit The NV 4 OF sec Is
tp7nrAw6p m
To satisfy said amount shall on Saturday
the day Of June 1899 offer the above describ
cd property for sale at public auction a. the
hour OF O'Clock p m Of said day nj the front
door OF the court house in Holyoke Colo. to
the highest and best bidder therefor.
Dated this day OF May 1899.
G. Il. WEIR Sheriff
The state herald., 1899-06-02
l.irst publication May 1899.

First publication May 3 1899.
NntiCH fnr Publication.
Land ofice Mt Sterling Colo
May lsg
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has flcd notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
clerk county court atIIolyokc Colo on June 10
1879, viz:
EDWARD BUTrERfIELD
Hd E 1886 for tho sw Y sec S tp7nr42w
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitiva-
ton OF said land, viz:
Otto Schroeder of Holyoke Colo
David II Freeman 3" q"
Robert y FMartin ' "
Wilson knapp &"
CFLEniSo Register.
The state herald., 1899-06-02
First publication May s 1899
Nutice for Publication

Land Ofice Mt Sterling Colo
May 1880
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filcd notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support Of his
claim and that said proof will be made before
tho clerk Of the district court at HolyokcColo
on June 10 1880 viz
GUST JOHNSON
HID 4 4a8 for the ne 4 sec 5tp7nr45w
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion Of said land viz
W II show of Holyoke Colo
George Hill
Frank Austin
julius Show Holyokc Colo
DC FLEMING Register
The state herald., 1899-06-02
The JU NE LEA D Err,
Spot Cash and Buying in Quantity
Always Captures the Best
Bargains.

Will receive the first of June from Chcagoa large assort
ment of goods that will sell during the month of June
at prices that defy competition.
DRY GOODS-We want to call your especial notice to
white goods Lawns and Organdies both domes-
tic and imported; Pques, white and striped linen suitng
ladies ready made shirt waists wrappers skirts silk waists
and boys waist ribbon of the latest style stamped goods and
silks; kid gloves and silk mitts.
CLOTHING-Complete line of mems and chldren's suits
at prices that be beat in any market will guarantee
to sell cheaper than you get of the Nebraska Clothing
Co., any other firm charge only IS per for
tailor made suits also ladies' and mems macntoshes and
sckers.
BOOTS AND SHOES-The largest stock in Phillips
Co.. all of the celebrated Sell Schwab make the largest
manuacuresn the wordo style durability and cheapness
they not be rivaled pair of shoes the ST.
HATS AND CAPS-The latest and most up-todate
stock in Holyoke Linen crash straw, felt and COW boy
hats, call and get your size before the stock broken
OUEENSWARE.-Wh and decorated imported goods
Fancy Chnaware white Bristol milk crooks and yellow
Rockingham ware.
IIARDWARE.-Compete line always on hand Prices
the lowest
SADDLERY.-We have just added cempete line of
harness. saddles and supplies The qnaly and price can
not be beat in any market
GROCERIES.-We will sell as follows Any kind pack.
age coffee lbs granuated sugar. $1oo; 10 bars soap
25c; country lard &c; barrel salt, Sligo; white fish,
Sc herring &c; nails (cut seel,) 7Hc
10 CENT COUNTER-Last but not least be sure and
counter loaded with the greatest bargains of the
day.
SOUVENIR DAY.-Durng the month of June on
Tuesday and Friday of each week. the cash purchaser Of
81 90 or will give them their choice of any one
article on the loc counter and the 4th of July, we will
give to all the boys from the age of -, souvenir
The above prices coed for the month of June.
Our stock is complete in every department ard all up to
date Will take in exchange for goods butter eggs hogs
chickens wheat and corn Yours Truly,
r. n. WHITMAN.
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First publication May . isea-No
NnucH for Publication
Tinted States Land Once

Unilcd Htates land Once
Sterling tolo Mayi is0o
Notice ir hereby gwen that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
In make nnai proof ia support Of his claim
and thnt said proof VII, be made before the
clerk of district CO irt u. liolyoke Colo on
juno 10 1850 viz;
CHARLES y srERSaR
lid No 'A for the 80 4 sec s,tpsnrtsw
He names the foilo~ing witnesses to prove
his continuous rcsideao upon and cultlva-
ton OF said land v,s'
Lyman foster II Holyokc Colo
Lyman y Lewis &"
Stewart W BegEs /" t"
wiiiiAmD Kelsey a.
FLEMING Register
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DC fLssiso .I.rsi-,.r

prlcty of restoring III" wngcs %, ~
II now under discussion, with the pr
ability that II win bc adopted. hut
IN understood that there VIII bc no {
th.r modification OF the wnf" scale,
the wages Of is,,l ARE restored II ,
4 nJd nbout ten per cent. 10 the pres
I. scale, The men who will bc most -
. ously affected viii bc the common
). lofrrr, who now receive from S.1
:. 81. ~ for ten. and from ~ To s2.2o
o Twelve hours work. The inerrn
/, my Of the isn3 scale. II adopted.
/. br from si.G5 To Si.IG for ten.
: $50 to s2.iI FOR twelt" hours.
N duced 10 cigh, hours, inborcrr VIII
/, ccIye from ti.i2 10 Siii for the
a who now work ten hours, nhd r
I, si,i5 10 si.Ga FOR those now wnfi
!. twelve hours. The union rccc
~ formed Of smrl,cr employees nov. !,
/. hers between 900 nnd 100 nnd !
=, no, believed that II VIII bc ~
r., larger.
The state herald., 1899-06-02
FIRST publication May 3.lsys-No
ANaa l. Il 4

First publication May s.isys-So
Nntics for Publication
United States Land Once
Sterling Colo May issp
Notice Is hereby given that Lyman PLewis
has fled notice Of intention to make nnni
proof b'forccierk OF the district court AT his
once In Iloiyok. Colo on Saturday the 10. day
OF June is9S on timber culture application No
iou for the NV Y scc tp7nrt Is W op. M.
lie names as witnesses
Lyman + FOSTER OF Uolyoke Colo
George W Bhuirr "
I Guthrie
chaiics Y s.crncr
DC FLEMING Register.
The state herald., 1899-06-02
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the matter Of the estate Of James n
Whitman deceased
Notice Is hereby given that on Monday the
5 day Of June A d isao being one OF tile regu-
lar days Of the April term Of the county court
Of Philips county In tho State Of Colorado. l,
A 7 Guthrie Administrator DE Bons Non oil
said estate will appear before the judge oi
said court, present my Anal settlement as
such administrator pray this approval Of the
same and will then apply TO be discharged rs
sSch administrator. AZ which time and place
aRy person In interest may appear and pre-
sYnt objections TO the same n any there bc
pRtcd at Holyoke Colo May q 1850
AT GUTHRIE Administrator he Bonis
n IN Of the estate Of James NJ whitman de.
cckscd
The state herald., 1899-06-02

Curtis, Neb., had q big fire on Tuesday
Of this week. All Of the business houses
on two blocks in the business part Of
town burned. The loss is estimated as
high as $4,000. The town had DO fire
protection aud it was impossible to save
the property.
The state herald., 1899-06-02

]. 8. Clarkson, formerly editor Of the
Dss MONIES. Ia, Register, but now q
resident Of New York scems to be slated
BY the republicans for the position Of
secretary Of tue United States Senuie.
The state herald., 1899-06-02

The ssess convention OF the Epworth
League held ct Pueblo last week, elected
Dr. Vincent OF Gr.eley MS president OF
the state eccintion. The next Atate
convention 10 to be held vt Boulder.
The state herald., 1899-06-02
Ftrst publication May -, ispe.
Nutirs fur p uhlicatiun.
n n a OGBce II SSarlInu Enla

Ffrst publication May %. ips.
Nutics fur P uhlic atiun.
Land Once at Startling, Colo. I
May is92
Notice 10 hereby u en- that the following
named settler has hlsi notice OF his inten.
uon TO make nnnl proof IN support Of his
claim. aud that said proof will bc made b..
fore the clerk Of the county court OF Phillips
county Colo at Holy yokc. Colo. on July I 1859
VIZ:
JONAS p JOHNSON
I'D EsH for the sw1 sec "a tp1nr1w.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitiva-
tion Of, said land VIZ;
Olof johnson OF iiaxtun Cola
Grstaf johnson
Sils W Sharp
Frank q Ahnstedt ''
DC FLEMING Register
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TRAIss LEAVE As FoLLows:

Ne. iN Aeon daily except Saturday and on.
day for Lincoln, Omaha. Chicago and all points
ssst and west lO;l5 m
No. Us Tuesday only for Lincoln, Omaha
thicaso and all points east and west il'4'p m
No. i3 Aeon daily except Sunday. Cheyenne
Wyo. and intsrmedi.,e stations a:lb n M
All sast bound accommodation trims connect
with hrst class passenger train at Curtis for
oil points east and west.
Sleeping, dining md reclining chair cars(scats
ssss) or trough trains. Tickets sold and bag
sayo checked TO any point in the United states
Or Canads.
For information, timc tables, maps and tickets
call m or write to W. Fl. Johnston, Agent, Ho-
yoke. Colo, or !. Francis. Genl Pass y
maha. Seb.
The state herald., 1899-06-02
Would Not ,urrr ~ Again for Finy
Ttmrs 1ts Price.


lawo1s las, nigh, with s-vcrs pains in
my stomach. I mover ielt no badly iu nil
my life. When ! came down to work
this morning felt so wssk could hard.
~ work. I wont 10 Miller 4 McCardy's
drug store aud they recommended Cham.
bsriains Cole. Cholera asd Diarrhoss
Rcmedy. II worked lis. magic aud one
dose liked me All night. il certainly 10
tho finest thing ever used FOR stomach
trouble. / shall not 10 ~ithou. /, in nv
bone hereafter. Tor should not care 10
sudur" tho suiT.fings u inst sight again
Tor my ,imss its priee.-G. II. Wilson,
bi,erymnn. Bursst,sto~p. Washington
Co, Pa. This remedy Ia Tor sale by +. X.
hoblsi.
The state herald., 1899-06-02
DON'T LOSE ANY TINE ABOUT +

II you expect to 20 west this spring
ask tho nearest Burlington Route agent
about the specially reduced rates now IN
effect to Montana, Utah, California, Ore
gon and Washington points. Ask about
them right awsy-today. They may be
Withdrawn st any moment.
Through tourist sleeping car service
to Ban Francisco and Los Angeles every
Thursday-to Butte, Spokane and Seat
tie every Tuesday and Thursday.
]. Francis, q. p. A. Omaha, Nsb.
The state herald., 1899-06-02
first pupiioauon May 10 isoa
Mites for Public alton.
Land Once At Sterling. Colo !
Anvlt 1000

Nav II 1860
Notice is hereby gwen that tho George 4
Ladd has nicd notice Of Intention 10 make
nnal proof before clerk Of district court at
his once In Hoiyokc Colo on Saturday the ~
day Of June iss9 on timber culture appiica-
tisn No i.sss for the nv v Of sec u tp 9 rtew
6pm
lie names a. witnesses
George Bruner Of Hoiyoke Colo
John Glover
Charles Farmer
Charles Cramer =.
FLEMING Register
The state herald., 1899-06-02
First publication May 10 ioo
NutiEa for Publication.
Land ONCE at Sterling Colo !

Land ONCE at Sterling CoioI
May II isQo
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has nied notie. Of his inten-
ton TO make anal proof In support Of his
clam and that said proof will bc made before
the clerk Of the district court At lioiyokc
Colo on June ~ isV9 viz
Elizabeth Chilcott widow Of JamesiI Chilcott
deceased
lid y gi5 for the Sc q sec n tp pnriIwepm IN
He names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous rcsidenee upon and cuitiyn.
tion Of said land viz
Ira Gray OF Hnxtrn Colo
Henry Perkins
Aionxo Frank
David scott
20 CfLEsiSs Register
The state herald., 1899-06-02

Don't bay till you have seen our stock
OF fresh and tirst.class groceries. Le
Blanc 4 Co.
The state herald., 1899-06-02
firrt publication Apr II iseo
flsBlg.cuLfrRs FINAL PROOF.
Nui!rs for Publication.

Nuilrs for Publication.
United states Land Once
sterling Colo Apr . 1879
Sotico Is hereby given that conda Ice
has iilcd notice Of iutontion To make nnni
proof before the clerk OF the district court nt
his Office In Ilolyokr Colo on Saturday the 81
day ofMay iSg on timber cniturc application
No hioo for then " Y of .ca No sin tpsn r
Souw
He name. ~ witncs.-si
ChTlos crnmer of iioiyoho Colo
Ay'cf u iirmins "
Ionry iiarHrAvrs
William WhithAm
DO tLEMiSG Register
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Chickens will bs taken in payment for
the HERALD.
The state herald., 1899-06-02
first publication Apr u isD,-so
ilsBBg.CrLfuRE FINAL PROOF
NnurB Tor uhlirniiun
United states Land orllcc

NUuEu 1OT + upuEuUUu
United state. Land Oflcri
sterling colo. Apr II isD
Notice I. hereby rivos that rclcr
Larson has nicd notice ot his In
'cnuon Ia make fpal proof bcfor. clerk OF
district court Of Phillips county Colo n, his
once IN lloyoke tnlo on May n. 400. on
timber cui,ure application No iepp for the
y y Of scc 3 tp7 ~ of rtaw
lie name. NJ Witnesses
John ilrRlnb,thAm Of Iioiyokr csls
Charles rhaney
samuel Solson
frank Ahn.tsd
nc fLyMtSo Register.
The state herald., 1899-06-02

Buy your goods from the merchant
who tells ysu what he has by advertise
mont.
The state herald., 1899-06-02
first Publication I May o iss-So
TIMBER CULTURE FINAL PROOF.
Nntirs Tor Publication,

United States Land Oiic-,l
sterling Colo Maya iss
So'icr Ia hereby given that LdwardM 0iiiou
has nicd notice Of iatrntion to max,
nnai proof before register or receiver
at his ofieo In sterling Colo ON
Tuesday the - day II Jun. isp9 on ,imi-r
culture application No us'sior the . quar-.
tor Of section No ~ In township No7n range
No low
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-31

fool reformers of the imperialist variety
are still running around like the tradi-
tional chicken with it's head cut Off
These harmless persons go on inveighing
against the police protection which Is
extended to gambling, policy operators
and the keepers of immoral places as
necessary part of the Quay political ma
chinery. They have started out to pro
tect' the ballot box against Gen. Quay's
subordnates, and are heard, as was Wan
amaker of yore. crying out that they will
he able to prevent corruption and thug
gism IN that city on election day.
While but slight attention is being be-
slowed on the outbreaks of this class of
people in Philadelphia it cannot be said
that Gen. Quay has been equally sue
cessful in ignoring them in the
state campaign. They have literally fore
ed one Of his henchmen off the state Re-
publican ticket. 1t was his candidate for
judge of the supreme court, Philadel-
phia lawyer named Adams. Under the
leadership of the North American. Phil
adelphia paper, they nave been able to
call pubic attention generally to Adams
personal and professional record. They
have shown him to have been mixed up
disreputably with every one Of the wreck
ed financial concerns which have gone to
pieces in Philadelphia for some time past.
He was receiver Of one, doubtless
through his chiefs pull, the stockholders
of which were never able to get an &C
counting from him He was president of
another, some Of his associate officers
in which are now under indictment. In
the Tight of all the hullabaloo about
Adams character, Gen. Quay remained
undisturbed and gave out the authorized
statement to the reporters that he was
"of the opinion that Mr.. Adams will re-
main on the ticket. and that there has
not been any sufficient cause shown for
change in its makeup" But the general
was mistaken in his opinion, and the
change was made just the same. Adams
was shown to be 'one or the boys, ana
the kickers made such a racket that he
had to withdraw.
Decent people are naturally wondering
whether all this will create even a ripple
on the broad surface of the sea of Penn
sylvania ballots on election day. The
past indicates that it will not. Gen Quay
is a great political reader, whose rule Is
necessary to the success of the flag and
to the confounding of all traitors who
want to see it hauled down. Hence, We
suppose, it is treason to expect a change.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-31

HAS ENOUGH KISSES.
That Is, MIR. Wilstach Cries Qutt on
the Poetry.

Mr.. Claxton Wilstach, the business
manager Of the jeff de Angels opera
company, was introduced to the Song
Editors" mail yesterday afternoon. lie
gazed at the pile Of letters for a nom MT
and then remarked:
Stop the contest
Mp, Wilstach said that when he decided
to offer the prize he had no idea that the
contest would assume any such proper
lions as it has.
'.Why, it will take me half my spare
time from now till Sunday said he, TO
read these over and IL you get any mo- g
T will need an assistant. I know when
I've got enough"
Then he began to read and for two
hours he read and laughed, read and
sighed and read and cried. What Mr..
Wilstach didn't know about kissing be-
fore he began reading the verses written
for Miss Hollins, he knew last night
This may help me some as well as
Miss Hollins," said he, and then he
picked UP another idea.
"What will you do with the deadwood?'
ne was asked.
what Miss Hollins doesn't want am
going to put in scrap book and send 10
a friend OF mine in Binghampton-a gen
tleman friend, 1 mean, of course.
Mr.. Wilstach Is going to continue to
wrestle with the problem Of the verse
that he thinks will suit best, and the
Gil % b e on Saturday will print the one
which he will select for the prize.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-31
real, ESTATE TRANSFERS,

W A Eggleston ct al to Agnes S
Landy, it l, blk Is, Bakers add; $50
A Michaud to Emil T Sternberg, 1t
l and part Its and D, Woodbury.
& Cases add go. ................. Co
Augusta A Greening to j Frost. Its
26 and 27, blk s. Westmins .er add 2jt
S Cope and wife to P Rcemer,
u 1t 49, Cope's subd 1t l of Cope's
MINI Land & Loan Co to A Bsrg-
hold, 1t q. Stinson's subd blk IL,
Stinson, Brown Il Ramseys add. 10,
Wilhelmiia Metsel ct al to Emma
Pomroy, und q W 20 TT Its II and
IL, blk 2. Whitneys subd 49,. .. Loo
T b Lee and wife to d L Dickinson,
ind u 1t 2, blk >, Highland a Id 6eC
b Woodward and wife to l. Scott.
Sc a of NV "a sec q, 30, o.. 80,
Nehlin and wife to A Stutzman 1t
ID. Jarvis subd 1t 3, Bass add or
Sylvain Nadeau and wife to L Ma
deau. part IL - Sc 4 of NV a ssc
6, 80, q ........ Observation-Disclosures. 50t
Sylvan Nadelu ard wife to G Ma
deau. part n L Sc 4 of NV a sec
Mary X Kenaiey and husband to- WIN
H Kent, 1t I, blk ., Prospect pa
O '5 = Smi,b TO j Kiezznkowsxi il ON
blk l.. Atwater st add .......:.:... 81
Hennepin County Say Bark to w A
Eggleston ct al, It |, blk is, and Its
and II, blk 10, Bakers add 49,. 9Ot
Read, 1t 3, blk Is, Marshalrs add
to W st Paul .... - l.
H H Miller to VIM G Read, 1t 3, blk
Is, Marshalrs add to w st Paul. 81
Henrietta Shepard to I'll H MI ler
Its and 5. blk 81, Suburban Hills
add 49,. 80. Observation-Disclosures. IL;
MINI Land & Loan Co to Rentz
1t g. Stinsor's subd blk 10, Stinson.
Brown & Ramsey's add ....... 70i
Seven Corners Bldg Ass to G. l.
Nemitz. w 100 # 1t 10, blk q Bish-
ops add ........ ....................... 1,SOt
VIII Case to c Haynes. 1t H. blk
l. Sabin's add to Gladstone .... 50t
Scand Am Bank to T Wilson. 1t s,
blk 40, Kittson's add $3.50. $500. 2,52
T Wilson and wife to r Hartman ct
al, It s, blk 40. Kittson's add - 4O.l
Caroline Meckstroth to VIM Il Mo-
ritz. Its and 3; blk 3, Ames' Out
G Otto and wife to Martha G.
Richardson, 1t ], blk q Otto's add 81
D Ross and wife to Martina A G
Richardson, 1t 2, blk 2, Otto's add: $
Iotal $500. ...... ..................SiS,S- \
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-31
HELD WITHOUT BAIL.
Promoter Ellis, Accused OF the Lar
ceny of $4,000.

NEW YORK, Oct. Gov. H. Ellis, the
Boston promoter accused of larceny on
Oct of $4,000 from the First National
bark, of Washington. Pa, was rearraiSn-
ed in police court today and committed
without bail until tomorrow. Cashier {.
S. Richie of the First National bank,
Washington, Pa, and James 5. Ham
mond a borough policeman of the same
place, appeared IL court against Ellis.
Cashier Richie testified that the $4,000
had been given to T. j. Vandergrift, who
has an office In the building of that name
in Fittsburg. Pa. The witness testified
further that after forgeries had been dis
covered. and bogus promissory notes had
been repudiated by e. L. Parker & Co,
bankers, of Baltimore, whose signature
was attached. Vanderg rift, in the pres
ence OF Ellis, and al the Office of the
latter claimed to have sent Ellis certain
drafts. Since this statement was made,
on the 10th inst. Mr.. Ritchie admitted
the bank with which he Is connected had
received all the money back with the ex-
ception of about $4,000. The attorneys OF
Ellis made strenuous efforts to secure the
discharge of the prisoner.
Magistrate Deul though expressing the
opnnien that the case against Ellis was
not very strong, decided TO hold him for
time for the purpose of allowing the conf
planning witnesses further opportunity to
produce additional evidence