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The state herald., 1899-04-28
THE LEGIsLATURE.

The session OF the legislature vii! be
one OF the most exciting held for years.
The contest for United States senator
viii be warm one. Nationally there is
more to interest our citizens than at any
tirue since the great civil war Every
nun who thinks fo- himself and wants
his boys and girls to do the same should
have such paper as The Semi Weekly
State Journal IN his family. That great
est OF great western papers, published al
the state capital, is more in touch with
the great masses Of the people and the
questions of the hour than any Of it's
contemporaries. It's the true and able
exponent Of western thought and enter
priee lite facilities for furnishing legis.
lative news SURPRISES all other papers.
1t is located on the ground nnd no mat
ter what paper you take Mt other times,
during the Legislature you should read
The journal. Twice a week, it only
costs 81. Seud 81 to The State journal
Lincoln, Neb., and you will never regret
it
The state herald., 1899-04-28

deal. with him MS it had done with tie
confessed murderer.
Georgia has had its share Of lyuchings
but none that puced upon the s'nte so
great stain US these luiest nets OF brn-
tality and barbarism. What will the au.
thorities do in this matter? Probably
nothing beyond a perfupctory inyestiga-
ton that will discover nothing. There
is II strong and Influential sentiment IN
Georgia favorable to lynchirg and be-
hind this the mob will find immunity
What commentary snoh occurrences
are upon our boasted civilization. .-Oma-
ha Bee.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

lAt Denver cDhfler C. INVENTION blll
passed by tho tvelttb pruerd "a. s.embly
has been vetoed by Gov Thomas. In
his yelo Of the bull, ne claims that the
charter convention provided for would
prove 20 expensly, that the tax payers of
Denver would not be satisfied with 1t.
tis tho snme old story. The people
OF Denver want home rule. but when
they have au opportunity to secure it.
they invariably refuse to avail them
selyeR Of that opportunity. In every
campaign for the last siI years all par-
ties IN Deavor have deinHnded home rule
but no sooner has the legislature con-
vsued than faclional tights amonE tho
Denver representative have commenced
each faction declaring that they wou.d
not have home rule # thcy could not
have their own hrund Of that article.
The result has been ,Lat this cLurler
question has been tho cause Of much
vsHatiuua strife and wgnueling IN eyefy
Feas.un OF the Legislature since 1872 with
tho prospects for settlement OF the
qneBiion becoming loss aut less iayoia
bic al each succeeding ssUsion. The sci d.
tlement o. this charter question 7hould
DO accomplished by the people of Denver
and by them alone. Thepeoplo ui Den.
veF should 1.-Two under city charter
framed by the representatives of the vo.
trrs ol that city. Believing this to DO
tho correct WOW Of the matter. the
twelfth general assembly puased the
charter convention uill which provided
Tor tie eilctiug of 90 members VI a obnr.
er convention 10y thc yot -s uf D.nyei
at the next general election and tbia
charter convention sh0uld frame IA char
tsf which WAS 10 be submitted to the 80.
ters ui pelysr Tor their approval. No
iairer proposition could ue made for the
seltltmeni OF thla yeked churter eontro-
yeIsy. Governor ThomBs, a resident of
Denver, has vetoed tins bill aud OF
course ~ doing 10 he has acteu ia necord
wltn at least one Of tho Denver charter
iherona. The members OF the lsgisla
iure from other counties, In the passnpe O
OF thit cnuft.r c INVENTION bili, have my
en- the prorlo uf Denver an upp1rtnnit,
10 livg under Ia cily charter oi thrir own
mgking. They hayo refused to avail
lhrmselves OF Tins opportunity and. 1t
thus charter question ~ again raised m
ths ll,gs1rrh assembly, the menbcfs Of
that bndy ifun the diBtucts uuthide al
Denver should proceed 10 fiumo and
pas charter bill without consulting
tho ~nfnug factions uf Denver There
afr vrl, good grounds far suspicinn
thui the uyufnFo Denver politician 10
not hetrg m good forth when be ndyo-
catga loIo rule tu Denver He mo-
doubt Is geil satisfied with the prespnt
chnr'ri ilnt mnkoa u roaubla TO carry
the local political Hgh,a of Denver mt,
The Slate crmp1ipnH, Tor % g,y,a iho well
olRauiscd Denver political a chine a
power IN The ftl'u conventions and cam
pnignu that IL could not Otherwise poa.
tess., But tho ro,plo wbo
rrrdo m uiher pirlr OF tho slate nro moi
rniisiled With the charter that fotcoa the
local poll'icial issues u Denver lnto oy.
cry state campaign and thcy should mnlte
uurc ihhi The thirteenth general nssrm.
bly doea iio nuiy to the people by chang.
ing ihia Objectionable fcatpru In our
state polIirn.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
Application for making final proofs
made free. by Clerk of District Court.
Sl,90 paid in advance will secure the
STATE HERALD andChicago Weekly In
er Ocean for one year.

nWhERE for ''rha story OF the Phillippinee''
by Murnt Halstead, commissioned by tho Gov.
ernment ms Oncial Historian 70 the War Depart
men;. The book was written in army camps at
San Francisco, on the Pacific with General Mer-
ritt. in tho hospitals at Honolulu, in Hong Kong.
in the American Trenches at Manila, in tho insur.
gent camps with Aguinnldo, on. the deck OF the
Olympia with Dewey, and in the rour of battle nj
the fail OF Manila. Bonanza for agents. Brim'
iul oil original pictures taken by government
Photographers on tho spot. Large book Low
prices. Bieproilts Freight paid. Credit given
Drop all trashy unofficial war books Outfit
free. Address, Il, I. Barber. sec'y., Star Insur
uncc Bldg, Chicago
The state herald., 1899-04-28
DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
The fsnioas iiitle pills.

Tho Penny Magazine, New York, which
is the lowest-priced magazine in Ameri-
ca GO cents year, and which is owned
by Hon. Chnuncey NJ. Derew, the emf
nent American orator, wants represent
ativ- in this vicinity 1t is good op.
portunty for one OF our ambitions young
nen or young women. Applications
-hauld y" I'D lressed to The Subscription
Department, The Penny Magazine, Tenn
pie Court. New York City.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
RItZIII1 RItZIIIl|1] { N. Time Car! .
-incon, Denver,
Omaha, Helena,
Chicago, Butte,
st. Joseph, Portland.
Kansas City, SAT- Lake City.
st. Louis and all points San francesca and
Aast and south. all points west.
TRAINS LEAVE Az FoLuows:

No. l5i Accm daily except saturday and Mon
day for Lincoln. Omaha. Chicago and all point
east and west iU:i5 pm
No. l58 Tuesday only for Lincoln. Omaha
Lhicagp and all points east and west ll'i5p m
No. 1853 Aeon daily except Sunday Cheyenne
Wyo. and in:ermaliltc stations s;lo m
All east bound accommodation trains connect
with first class passenger train at Curtis foi
all points east and wcst.
Sieepna dining and re'lniaC chair earHWca''
ffss) Or trough trains. Tioka;s sold nnd bes-
slsc cl.sckei to any point in ,he United States
or Canada.
For information, time tables maps and tickets
call IN or write 10 ". IL. Johnston, hgont, no
yoke, Colo, or j. Francis. Goal Pasa'r As't o
mala, Neb.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

The Chicago Inter Ocean 10 yRry much
opposed TO Sherman OF New York NJ the
successor oi Reed IN the position Of
speaker Of the house OF representatives,
II gives AZ It's objections TO Mr. Sherman
the inct that be occupies about the same
position on The questions oi national I'm
por,nucc tha, Reed occupied and the
further fact that ho II too much attached
to Mars HHunh. Il ~ certainly eucouf
aging to 500 oua oi tho leading admiuis-
trntiou papora make the Admission that
II has already Ind too much hannnism
TO be satisfactory. The later orehn
may not. hoseyer, be acting in good
faith iu its opponlion to Dannaism, but
may be SIMPLY posing M prpfeHged op-
ponrnt of the Ohio senator for the pur'
porr OF advancing tho ohnnc.h of an llll-
nois man Tor tho spralit rship. Whit
ever iis motive may bc, there 10 little
hopes for q rucesgniul termination oi a.
aght on nannH,am Tho indications nr'
that thr man who fuceedal'eod an speak
or will bc yey satisfactory 70 Senator
Iiatun.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

The Denver Thmea in its Sunday rs.
sue gives what purports 10 be some Of
the most important locals OF the other
cities and the towns OF the state. These
locals appear in the Timos in a form that
would suggest to the reader that they
had been furnished by local correspond
ents when, IN fact. some OF them at least
are simply clipped from tho country ex-
changer, This may he in perfect keep
ing with the usual newspaper enterprise
OF the city paper, but it certainly would
seem somewhat more consistent to at
leas. attuch the urunl "Ex.'
The state herald., 1899-04-28
NEW COAL YARD.

Hard and soft coal Tor sale 10y James
Young d Co. II yuu need anything in
tina ire give Young 6 Co., call Or
ders can DO eft 1T Z. il. Mowry's hard.
ware store or see Young on The transfer
wagon Ifyou have any transferring to
any part .; the city call ON James Young
& Co. It YOU want To feed your team
where there is plenty If hay und grain
put mp at the East Livery Barn. II you
@ant good driving team leave your or.
der At ths Els, Livery Barn.
JAMES Y!yuEG 6 Son
The state herald., 1899-04-28


Al fair minded mfn all lAw'f,s spociing
citizcns. viii unqualiiodly ouniomn and
reprobate The hntharoua murder by mob.
Of one negro nt Newnsu, Ga, and nnnih-
er NJ Palmetto. The annals ol lynching
in tho routh contain nothing norc brutal
mud horrible than ,hspc mnrdcra IN
Georgin. There have been other royoll-
Inn in,,aneos ol mon burned 90 death,
but the Georgia inobs barbarously mu'
tilniod iLoir yictimB before applying tho
torch. royelliBe IN the torture they nd
minisiored. Appeals 10 tho bloodthirsiy
ontlpwa 20 lot the law take Ito course
mas o effect and they carried out their
mnrlerona purpose with Worne than s6y.
~. foraeii,, The negro put to death Mt
Neannn confessed TO having murdered
tho husband Of the woman he was charg.
cI with having assaulted, but denied the
annnlt. lilo Implicated another In the
r.uslar aud although this man denied 10
t.,a 'hrt that h had anything TO do with
lis crime and his onp.osof declared bo-
tliiu his uus rlge, Iie relentless nob
The state herald., 1899-04-28

hCrlEE SOLICITORS WANTED FyEry
EiMIiLhk for The STORY % ln rhul'pr.na.'
by hninf liAlHiond. commissioned ~ M G,.-
ofnmeni ns Official Historian To the War Dep,ri.
ment, Tho book was written IN army camps az
san Francisco ON tho Iaciae with General Ne.
riu' IN ihc hospitals ui Honolulu. IN HONG Kln..
Ia the American trenches NJ Maniin. lntlgiasur
Ernt enInls with Aguinhldo, on tho dock of tho
oNmrin with Dewey. and Ia the rnsr Of hlulp bi
VI" oi Manila. lonaesa for aeonis. rrIH
inli OF oristnai plc'urc- takph by gpyrrnnti
photographers On tho troi. largo book.
rHeo. haproilta. frsiRh, paid. rr,lit pivr,..
Drop hll trashy unofficial war hooia ou,ni
ln'o addras. y, 7. liafb'r. sec'y.. Star In,ur.
aHce mig. Chicago.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
Best on Earth.

We believe Chamberlain'a Couehllrm,
cdy Ia the best In tho world, A low weeks
nso wc suffered with n severe cold aud n
tionblcncme cough, and having read their
advertisements In our own and other pa.
pefe wc purchased bottle 10 zoo II 1t
would oireo, us It cured ua beiore the
bottle was more than bnlf used II Is
tho best medicine out for colds and
congba.--'rhe Herald, Andcrsonville. Ind.
For sale by. +. X. Noblot
The state herald., 1899-04-28

The way 10 go 10 Calaiouia ia In a
tourist car -ptrsonally conducted vim thf
darlington Ronte You don't change
cara. Yet MAKE fast time. You see the
fines; scenery on the globe.
Your car is not so oxpensively finished
nor 80 fine 10 look AT as a paluc- sleeper
but il rs just as clean, jus, us comforta-
bic, just as good to ride in, and nearly
so cheaper.
The Burlington excursions leave every
Tburaday reaohing San Francisco Sun
day aud Los Angeles Monday. Porter
with each car Excursion manager with
each party. For folder giving full infor-
nation call nj noarest b. Il N. r. r. de
pot or write to }. Francis, Gent Passcn.
ger Agent Omaha, Neb. iun2G
The state herald., 1899-04-28

In almost every neighborhood there L.
some one whose lie las been saved by
C1nmberlain's Cole, Cholera and Diar.
rhwa Remedy, or who bGs been cured or
chronic diarrhma by the use OF that
medicine. Such persons mako point
Of telling o IT whenever oi pnriuuity OF.
ers, hoping that It may no tho means OF
saving other liya For sale by +. X
Nohlet
The state herald., 1899-04-28

Two years ago when the legislature OF
Nevada passed the bill permitting pnae
fighting aud the governor signed 1t the
entire country was shocked and a chorus
OF denunciation arose all over the land.
But Nevada, it was claimed, was priuci-
pally sand and sage brush and had to
meet expenses in some way, but now our
great state. with its wealth, Its schools
and churches, its intelligence and civil
ization. has invited the prize fighters OF
The world to seek their battle grounds
within its protected by the law
allowing priae-fehting passed by the az
greraiiou that occupied onr Capitol
building this winter. Conld deeper
Disgrace be inflicted on our fair common.
wealth.--S,erling News.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

The crime FOR which the negro At New
nBn, Ga, recently suffered such
horrible death WAS a crime fur which
the perpetrator shurld have suffered the
seyerest punishment known to the Inv.
The enormity Of the crme, however, did
not justify the inhuman acts OF the mob
Our criminal laws are enacted Tor the
prevention OF crime uni for the punch
ment for crime when committed and
these laws can be maize re severe IN their
provisions as the people oouslder noces-
sary. This negro was guilty Of crimo Cor
which lac wonla have suffered tie ox-
treme penalty of the law had ho been
tried before my colrt IN the stute aud
no law-nbidIng man could offer any ren-
fonable excuse for tAliinE the punish
ment of this crane out u tue hands Of
the guuFt
The state herald., 1899-04-28

WANTED-SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY
" Persons In this state to manage our bust.
ness In their own and nearby counties. II Is
mainly Office work conducted ut nome. Snla-
ry strnight $500 year and expenses definite
bonaiidc. no more, no less salary Monthly
go. Reierences. Enclose sclf-a,ldresscd
stamped envelope Herbert e. Hess, Prest.,
Dept. NJ. Chicago.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

. In the case against Senator Quay OF
Pennsylvania under indictment for con
spiracy to use for his own unlawful gain
the funds OF the state, the Jury, on the
81, inst. returned n verdict OF not guilty.
Soon after the announcement OF the YER
diet in the case Gov. Stone of Pennsyl-
vsn,a appointed Senator Quay rs his own
successor in the United States Senate.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

The medical blI passed uy the twelfth
general assembly has been vetoed by
Governor Thomas and he certainly made
no mistake in his veto of the bill There
Ia no demand for any such leglnlaiion
und 1t seems very strange that state
legislature should have pnssed such II
maaAlre
The state herald., 1899-04-28

Ex-Attorney General Byron l.. Carr
died at Mineral Springs, Texas, Friday
the 81, INST, Upon the expiration oil his
term of office he had gone south Tor his
health. His death was very sudden and
unexpected to his friends.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
ncnutr Is Mood pecr.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
tic clean your blood and ke1p il clean, by
stirring uD the lasy liver aud driving all i'm.
pUritics from tie body. Begin today 70
bansh rilppss, hoils, blotches, blgckheads,
aud that siclly bilious complexion by ta,ing
Casoareis,-bcauty for ten cents. All drug
ri.ls. satiafactiln aEalnnieea. l1c. 25e. soc.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
Largest Market Newspaper in thu
World.

WCEId.
The South Omaha Drovers journal,
sent out DAILY, Tn-Weekly, Semi-Weels
ly and Weekly, is the largest, cheapest,
brightest and bes. live stock newspaper
ana market reporter in the west. II is
the leading market paper for stock rails
ers, farmers, fine stock breeders and
grain dealers. IL addition to its complete
accurate and impartial report oil the
South Omaha live stock market, it con
tains the very latest and correct market
reports by telegraph, from all the princ,
pal stock markets of the country, as v-ll
as teIegraphic and general news DAILY
81, rri- Weekly $3.50, Semi Weekly 80
Weekly sl.5O per year For free sample
copy. address The Droyers Journal Co.,
DENIM Ailbery, Treasurer and Manager,
U. 5. Yatds, South Omaha, Nebraska.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
L 5 LAND OFFGCE, J
>rENLIAU, CpLu.,
Zen - ipI

I sLAND orFIcE,
STERLING. CDLU.,
ich - ls9J
\ sufficient contest affidavit hDyine been flcd
in tbs o.ioa b. William II Money CONTESTANT
as,ains Y e entry No il7ll Drayee series made
Iob2 lsss Tor n q q sec % tp7na f.w by Frcd-
crici; stoc',hrr='r conirstcc ia which Il i alleged,
ihnt frederick storkbcrsar his hoirs or legal
representative wholly failed d ring de 5G7Sg
and TO- yars from iho date Of suid entry to ~
plaut oi cause TO ho rcplonieiien acres or amy
Other paEt II said tract IN trees cuttings or tree
s'cds Ia place of thOs, formerly planted and
which had failed 10 grow and o1id Frederick
Stnckh1rgr his heirs or LEGAL Representatives
wholly failed during said G7spHnd 10 years oi
said entry 10 cultivate ar cnuso To 10 cultivnt.l
any part 81 slil tract hut allowed all Of d tract
TINT had ever bcon ealtiyutilt o grow up 20 weeds
and become foul and unit for the growth oi
timber or trccs and all Of said failures continuc
TO exist NJ tlis timr aud further thcr, arc no
ticcs growinRon eHid tract at this time und there
has nc,rr boon
said parties arc hereby notified 70 appear 10
| spuna l,gd offer evidence touching said allcgn.
tion Ht 10 orioek m on April iI isgJ before G J
SlltoF county judge at iiniyoko Colo (and that
| Hnai hraring will b. held at 10 o'clock m on
April % ls1 b,forcl the rgistsr and receiver Ht
the United States Land one, IN Sterling Colo
The said contestant having in proper aiiida-
VT fled Feb - 1879 sot forth fncts which show
that after dur dilirenre personal service Of this
notice cannot b. mnie it Is hereby ordered and
directed TINT sueh notice bc giycn by due and
proper publication DC Fleming Register
The state herald., 1899-04-28
THE REV. IELR. HICKS

Annual Almanac and monthly paper,
Word all Works, are now known from
sea TO So. We aro pleased to call the
attention Of our readers to tine Almanac
toi 1850, NOW ready It Ia u splcndidly
uIiut'd aud iluslfnts d bnui, Of llC pages
and the storm forera-is md diagrams
and astronomical and scientific matter
are supeiOr 20 anything that has arSr
been seen before IN - cert book. His
monthly Journal, Word and Works, is one
of tho best literary. home and scientific
magaziues iu the country, besides CON
mining his monthly storm forecasts with
ezpinnalions. The subscription price OF
Word and Works is 81 per year and a
'opy OF the HEX, Almnuac is tent us n
premium to every yearly subscriber.
iiuFle cnpie0 ~ Word aud Woska, 10 c.
Price of Almanac alone. 20 cents Send
your order To Word and Works Pub. Co,
22Oi Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo.
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iir-t publication Aprss is9 No
ilgBRg-CtLiCRg lINiL PGOpP
Nnurn Tor p Publication
~, ugitoi 20. , 'iaies Laet oiisc.

sterling 'uln Apr bl.g
hotieo ishrrrby Hiyon that CinuH y John
sun hns nlfd nolluc " intention TO mnt.
NnHl proof before tho ciofa uf count
court ~ his oflco IA Ifolyok.
Colo on Saturday Tho day of june ieg
on umbrr cpiiuo application No itn, for
me ~ 't % see 80 pintp N1shrNo
lie ham"a ~ Witnesses
tnnucl scison of Iolyoho Coin
Potter a Lurpn :.
FiHulJ o Ahuatadt .
jhmea Hamilton
FLEMING nosiater.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

NATURAL Herbs the great blood purifier
stomach and liver regulator, 90 doses or
mouths treatment .or si Mra. j. y
White.
The state herald., 1899-04-28

flrt publication Mnr .. isq9
Nauea Tor Publication.
Land Oficr NJ Sterling t'uio
Mar ~ i.i1
Notice "a tcrchy given that the ioll1s. .g
named s0liiu. hns nisd notice ~ hla int,n-
tlun ioinnlir anal proof IN support ~ hiH
cinim AMI that said prof viii nO mn,lr before
ihe rlrih uf the county court ~ Iioltnlts
C0lo nn May n ispp viz
LpwAilp JAMES
III y ilp iar the Az y Hrcstp Anrt5Wsp M
lie names the following witnesses T. rrnyo
Ills continuous rcsidsnco upon nnd cultlyn.
tlon NJ Hnid land via
I'm II urny of iihNtnn colo
Andrew II Hendrix
Washington N niay "
DhYid " scott
vd fL,nrso liuH.iu
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DcfLruiSo iiorialor.
LIBERALIZATION Mnr giiaa
Npiien Tor Publication.
uttt Dffr. u,..tf...

mt 'r1l iioatlon Mnr " Ma
Nntien Tor Publication,
Lana uhlna ht sterling colo
Mar 20 i4lJ
Noiine j. hHtohy flyfn that tho foiiovtpp
nnhci settler lms nlp'lnoticr Of his intontlon
TO mako ilnhl pfo IN support of his claim
nhh That alid pfOli viii bp made befoo ibe
elftk II county court nt iiniyuhp colo
pn May isni VIZ
WILLIAM II stout
III E'pi fof the ne 4 stu 10 iotpdnriwGpm
llcnmnc. the folluWing witnesses 10 prnye
NJ continuous residence upon aud rultiyn.
tiun Il ihid lhld via
Jacob n 2oii of iisiyols r,,,,
Robert \ Etout -
Milton y woficy -
malcolm hull -
10 fLEaisa Register
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lFlr.tnuhlIrntlnn arr q 1870

NUULU TII UIILlU-NI
Land unicc a sterling Colol
apr - tsiD
Notice 81 hereby given ihnt the following
named scttl, Ia, ilicd notice OF hls intention
To make ilnal proof in support { his claim.
and TINT sud proc viii be made before clerk
OF county cpurt OF Phillips county Colo. a.
Holyoke Colo on June 3 lsQ, viz;
john T wAgRES
I'D 81 FOR the NV y sec istpsn rEw
He names tho following witness to prov,
his continuous rcsideucc upon and cultiya-
ton Of. siid land, viz;
Charlie. " M,lbudcr of nnxtm Col
Edwin Finch
David W scott
David II Campbell
II FtrMiNG Register
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- care ggHstl patton Forever.
Take C,1carlis Cardy CaiAartc inr or sc.
The state herald., 1899-04-28
First publication Apr g 1893
NuuuH i1r Fuhlica alton
Land O1lce at sterling Colo
tpF % I4lu

Land O1lce at sterling Coloi
Apr - isyg
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has N Z notice Of h7 intcn.
ton 10 make fn'd prof in support of his
clam and that said proof VIII be- made before
clcr, II tho county court iIuiyokc on June
3 lsgg viz
EDWIN FINCH
I'D L 2i1for the So sec ~ tpsnri7w
lie names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous rasidenec upon mud cultiya
tiou o. said land viz
Charles ~ ololandcr Of naxmn Colo
Juru 4 warren
David W Scott
David Il Campbell
nc Fleming. Register
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FIRST publication App - l-gl-No
ut. ir Publication.
Land oniee NJ sterling Colo
Apr % lsln
Notice II horcl given that the following
named settler has filcd notice Of hi,iutcniioH
to make final proof IN support Of his claim
and that said proof VIII be made hcf,rc IN,
clerk Of county court at iloiyokc Colo. or
June 3 iN99 VIZ;
GEORGE HALL
I'D = 80 for the NV y see ~ tp7nrigw
lie names the following Witnesses g. prove
his continuous residence anon and cuiiNu
lion Of. snid land, via;
Edward iinney II Holy ke Cole
William II Money
Milton Copp "
Robert = Martin "
n rlrNiNp rcn'i"'
Edusatn A1uF ttuvriA Nl.h tusratrra.
CalAy tlilmHlc, gurn ruiEilu1tlou fnrrtef
loo' aie IL CO Iuil, erlsii.ta r'iurd uourT
iAy AyASTD-AgENrS ron "Gi.ADsfoNi
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DeWitt's Witch Hazel Saive
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First Publication Mar 81 1879
ilGgER.rlllURE FINAL PROOF
United States Land Office !
Sttrlirg Colo Mar 20 isgI ,

United States Land object
Sttrlir & Colo Mar 20 tsgy'
Notice IL hcseby given that JsncsiIamiIton
has tllcd notice OF intention TO make final
rrouf before clerk OF the ciunty court ut his
Office In Hulyolc olo on Saturday the 9th
day of Nlay 1850 ON timber culture application
No 1870 fur these = OF see Euis "a, Up No6nr
No pt1wB SPIN
II numcsus witnesses:
william Lowe OF uoly9kc Colo
Patrick 81, ore
David acart
JstuUs l. Wood
DC FLEMING Register